Shinkanzen Master N1 Vocabulary Lesson 3: Food, Daily Life, and Child-Rearing

→ My mother is very good at cooking.

→ She prepared dinner efficiently and skillfully.

→ Bake bread in the oven.

→ Boil water in a pot and then boil the eggs.

→ Deep-fry the potatoes until crispy.

→ Stir-fry the meat and vegetables in a frying pan.

→ Wash the rice before cooking it.

→ Soak the cut vegetables in water for a while.

→ Drain the washed vegetables thoroughly.

→ Wipe the dirt off the table.

→ Knead the bread dough well.

→ The flavor has thoroughly soaked into the meat.

→ Decorate the dish by adding flowers.

→ Replace the coffee filter with a new one.

→ Strain the soup to make it smooth.

→ His cooking skills are on a professional level.

→ A dish that makes the most of fresh ingredients.

→ Use ingredients only after selecting them very carefully.

→ We eat with gratitude for the bounty of the sea.

→ This region is famous for its apples.

→ Tea is sold here as a local specialty.

→ This confectionery does not use artificial coloring.

→ The child is sucking on a candy.

→ The baby is sucking its finger.

→ Crush the ice with your back teeth.

→ In Japan, people often slurp ramen noisily.

→ Pacific saury is now in season.

→ My sense of taste is strange because I have a cold.

→ Enjoy authentic Italian cuisine.

→ You can eat authentic Indian curry at this restaurant.

→ I want a light soup in the morning.

→ Rich, fatty ramen is high in calories.

→ Make mild curry for the children.

→ I like dry sake.

→ These strawberries are deliciously sweet and tart.

→ There is a fishy smell coming from the kitchen.

→ I forgot the pot on the stove and smelled something burning.

→ A delicious toasty aroma drifts from the bakery.

→ The spices come through strongly in this dish.

→ I choose foods with no added preservatives.

→ Add seasoning to adjust the flavor of the dish.

→ A magnificent mansion stands on the hill.

→ The house looks old on the outside, but the inside is very nice.

→ Dim the room lights and watch a movie.

→ I want to build a house with an elaborate design.

→ The old floor creaks when you walk on it.

→ I moved into a newly built apartment.

→ Rebuild the temple that burned down in the fire.

→ Reinforce the walls of the house in preparation for earthquakes.

→ Renovation work is being carried out on the old bridge.

→ The population of the metropolitan area is increasing year by year.

→ There are many tourist attractions along this railway line.

→ It takes ten minutes on foot from the station to my house.

→ I am looking for a new place to live.

→ Upon getting married, I set up a home in the suburbs.

→ This town is safe, so you can walk around at night without worry.

→ Make sure all doors and windows are locked before going out.

→ Foreigners who have lived in Japan for many years.

→ We formed a neighborhood crime-prevention patrol team.

→ The children are eagerly looking forward to summer vacation.

→ Train the dog not to bark unnecessarily.

→ Change the baby's diaper.

→ I hope the child grows up healthy and strong.

→ Boys at a growing age eat a lot.

→ Balancing childcare and work is difficult.

→ It is unacceptable for parents to abandon their childcare responsibilities.

→ The couple share the housework.