Learn Japanese With Video - Japanese Recipes for Fluency

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For the English translations and more information, go to: http://www.japanesepod101.com/2011/05/27/learn-with-pictures-and-video-s4-21-...

You never really got into cooking until you moved to Japan. Now that you live here, you seem to be cooking all the time because Japanese food is so different than what you're used to. This can sometimes be a problem — especially when you don't know the Japanese how to express what you need. Looks like you not only need to work on how to read recipes in Japanese, but your Japanese fluency and vocabulary. In this lesson you'll learn Japanese recipes for fluency that are sure to help you cook up some great Japanese conversation!

This Japanese video series is a brand new way to learn Japanese. Learn everyday vocabulary and key verbs in this Japanese video lesson. Read the Japanese lesson notes to learn about the Japanese verb tenses.. Join us, and see what you've been missing! Visit us at JapanesePod101.com where you will find many more fantastic Japanese lessons and learning resources! Leave us a message while you are there!

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[TeamLattiee]

Are you kiddding me? I only knew like one letter a video a word at most :/

[TheStfu1000]

you gota learn like an adult baby. forgot what you know about english language its just you and the pictures and the sounds/words you see on the screen.

[godlessandlovingit]

@GrenGoddess Thank you for the information, and thank your for the compliment.

[GrenGoddess]

@godlessandlovingit - Remeber "ryouri suru" in the first one meant cooking? Well ryourinin has "ryouri" in it. "nin" usually means person, so I am guessing ryourinin is a "cooking person" ? BTW I love your username! The world needs more people like you! ^^

[godlessandlovingit]

I can pronounce the words, but I don't fully understand what they mean. What the heck is Ryorinin? 

[fuu1l1l]

We don't say tamago wo yaku. In that case, medamayaki wo tsukuru. Also the word shefu is somewhat out of place. Shefu does not work in daidokoro. Daidokoro is our home kitchen. What's the difference betweeen shefu and ryourinin? And where is Hiroko san? This reminded me of RS. (Non-Asian people holding a bowl of rice and a spoon eat gohan.)...

[goldgunner0007]

NANI??



[flecisum]

@iamredapple1993 yaku means to fry or to roast

[MysticalMannequin]

This is Hard!!!

[cuppiedude20]

I don't understantpd this.