Learn Japanese - Vegetables Vocabulary

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In this Japanese lesson you'll learn the vocabulary for vegetables in Japanese: vegetable, broccoli, lettuce, cucumber, tomato, potato, carrot, onion, bean, and spinach.
Trying to have a healthy diet while you're living in Japan - go look for these at your nearest supermarket!

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[rachel45671]

Shinsen na ya sai　しんせんあさい <-- does that mean super fresh vegetables?

[japanesepod101]

@rachel45671 The romaji is correct, but the Japanese if off: しんせんなやさい :)

[leesajade]

if negi is onion... is spring onion Haru Negi?

[japanesepod101]

@leesajade Nice guess! But spring onion is actually "aonegi" :)

[hrkimali]

And does oto oto mean little brother?

[japanesepod101]

Yes, it does :)

[BabiiNguyen]

I love the test part, it motivates me even more to get it right xD Thank you UBER much =3

[mercatorblue]

great vids! thanks a lot! however I wish you guys would pick more challenging veggies since so many of these pretty much keep their english name

[shiroi201]

@japanesepod101 i often hear nii-chan/nii-san as "little brother" when talked to. is that not true?

[Cutewhineyboy]

Make an even difficult version. Japanese vegetables and fruits vocabulary 2,3,4 and so on. btw I thought it would be ja gai mo but it was written po-te-to. :D So do Japanese usually use ja gai mo or po-te-to. I think they use ja gai mo more and po-te-to for chips ?

[clowcard79]

Just a note, Cucumber's and Tomato's aren't vegetables :(

[taniken]

ポテトはじゃがいもって言おうよ

[afms93]

When you know some relatively basic japanese...I recommend listening to Paul Gilbert's-Boku No Atama

♫♫Boku no atama wa tomato de dekite iru / Boku no atama wa tomato de dekite iru / Demo tomato no hou ga / Nasu yori suki dayo♫♫

[Heathathnasoodua]

@japanesepod101 You should explain that "Ao" in front of a fruit or vegetable means "fresh/young/unripe" (i.e. blue for some reason rather than green!) and tama means "raw" =] ........ And thanks for all the videos from JapanesePod101... Wonderful..!

[TasteForDisaster]

alot of these words sound like english, how old is the japanese language? was some of it based off of the same language english was based off of? i mean surely japan had some of these vegetables before really coming into deep contact with western countries, or am i mistaken?

[nuwa81]

I'm learning Japanese to help survivors of earthquake and tsunami. I'm going to donate some of my work.

[KoopaKonartist]

ポテトがすきて、トマトがきらいです. "I like Potatoes, but I don't like tomatoes." I hope I said that right.

[Talkingcamara2]

I liked this video a lot, as well as your other videos, (I subscribed :D) but I wish you had the romanji in the videos.