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Those are some darn good noodles! Have you ever tried Shikoku udon? It’s famous because it’s beyond delicious! Today we’re going to a small but popular udon shop in Shikoku. A famous J-Pop star also pops in for a bite to eat.
We’ll learn how to make the past tense of -i adjectives. We’ll also look at the useful Japanese phrase ninki ga aru and also the important Japanese word zenzen. You’ll learn Japanese you can use everyday!
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This entry was posted on Monday, June 23rd, 2008 at 6:30 pm and is filed under Newbie Lessons. You can follow any responses to this entry through the RSS 2.0 feed. You can leave a response, or trackback from your own site.
13 Responses to “Newbie Lesson #79 - Nihongo Dōjō - Style You and Beyond 24”
JapanesePod101.com says:
Wednesday at 1:01 pm
Mina-san, do you like small restaurants or big restaurants?
Chii says:
Monday at 6:58 pm
They were talking about Gal Sone. 
I saw her on one of my favorite Japanese TV show and she sure eats a lot. She can eat 120 sushis in one go. 
Anyway, good lessen here. Thank you very much Japanesepod!
プチクレア says:
Tuesday at 1:30 am
I love small restaurants. The best sushi restaurant I know seats barely 15 people.
The main complain I have with japanese restaurants (I’m talking about udon/soba/donburi restaurants, not sushi) in Paris is that the really good ones are so crowded that they tend to give you the bill and have you leave the very instant you’re finished… No lingering !
董健 says:
Tuesday at 12:41 pm
I like small restaurants. but also it depends on what you gonna eat .
Having food inJapan is just fantastic ! 
Naomi says:
Tuesday at 1:03 pm
watermen -san
まだ、考え中です/Mada, kangae chū desu. /We are still thinking…
Mina-san.
コメントありがとうございます 
Komento arigatou gozaimasu.
去年、香川でこの写真をとりました。
Kyonen, Kagawa de kono shashin o torimashita.
I took this photo in Kagawa last year.
ケイタイでとったので、あまりきれいじゃないですね。すみません。
Keitai de tottanode amari kirei janai desu ne. Sumimasen.
Sorry the quality of this photo was the best, because I took this by my Cell phone.
でも、うどんはおいしかったです。このうどんは「釜ぶっかけうどん」です。
Demo Udon wa oishikatta desu. Kono udon wa “Kama bukkake udon” desu.
But this Udon was so good. It’s called “Kama bukkake udon.”
高松の うどん本陣 山田屋 で食べました。
Takamatsu no Udon Honjin Yamadaya de tabemashita.
I ate at Udon honjin Yamada-ya in Takamatsu.
間違えました。
stu says:
Wednesday at 6:31 am
Fingers crossed that next episode Fabrizio has visa problems and is deported back to Italy, never to be heard of again.
S_R_C
tony says:
Tuesday at 12:09 pm
Naomi san-sei,
Is it correct to say:
1. watashi wa gyuniku to youniku ga tabemasen (I do eat beef and lamb).
2. Watashi wa butaniku to tori ga daijoubu desu (I am fine with pork and chicken). 
Naomi says:
Tuesday at 3:28 pm
tony-san
Since particle “wa” can be used to show the comparison, I think “wa” should be used instead of “ga.”
And youniku does mean lamb or sheep meat however lamb is not as common as beef, chicken or pork in Japan, so I would say it is safe to call lamb as “ramu-niku” or “hituji-no-niku.”
So…
●Watashi wa gyuuniku to hitsujino niku wa tabemasen. Demo butaniku to toriniku wa daijoubu desu.
I don’t eat beef or lamb but I’m fine with pork and chicken.
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Grammar: ninki ga aru, past tense of i adjectives, zenzen | Function: frequency, talking about things | Topic: food, udon | Politeness Level: Polite
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