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ありがとう arigatou · thank you おはよう ohayou · good morning さようなら sayounara · goodbye すみません sumimasen · excuse me はじめまして hajimemashite · nice to meet you いただきます itadakimasu · let's eat よろしく yoroshiku · pleased to meet you がんばって gambatte · do your best おやすみ oyasumi · good night かわいい kawaii · cute なるほど naruhodo · I see そうですね sou desu ne · I agree 大丈夫 daijoubu · it's okay 本当に hontou ni · really 楽しい tanoshii · fun / enjoyable 頑張る ganbaru · to do one's best ありがとう arigatou · thank you おはよう ohayou · good morning さようなら sayounara · goodbye すみません sumimasen · excuse me はじめまして hajimemashite · nice to meet you いただきます itadakimasu · let's eat よろしく yoroshiku · pleased to meet you がんばって gambatte · do your best おやすみ oyasumi · good night かわいい kawaii · cute なるほど naruhodo · I see そうですね sou desu ne · I agree 大丈夫 daijoubu · it's okay 本当に hontou ni · really 楽しい tanoshii · fun / enjoyable 頑張る ganbaru · to do one's best

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ありがとう arigatou · thank youおはよう ohayou · good morningさようなら sayounara · goodbyeすみません sumimasen · excuse meはじめまして hajimemashite · nice to meet youいただきます itadakimasu · let's eatよろしく yoroshiku · pleased to meet youがんばって gambatte · do your bestおやすみ oyasumi · good nightただいま tadaima · I'm homeいってきます ittekimasu · I'm offもしもし moshi moshi · hello (phone)なるほど naruhodo · I seeそうですね sou desu ne · I agreeちょっと待って chotto matte · wait a moment大丈夫 daijoubu · it's okay本当に hontou ni · really一緒に issho ni · together頑張る ganbaru · to do one's best楽しい tanoshii · fun / enjoyableありがとう arigatou · thank youおはよう ohayou · good morningさようなら sayounara · goodbyeすみません sumimasen · excuse meはじめまして hajimemashite · nice to meet youいただきます itadakimasu · let's eatよろしく yoroshiku · pleased to meet youがんばって gambatte · do your bestおやすみ oyasumi · good nightただいま tadaima · I'm homeいってきます ittekimasu · I'm offもしもし moshi moshi · hello (phone)なるほど naruhodo · I seeそうですね sou desu ne · I agreeちょっと待って chotto matte · wait a moment大丈夫 daijoubu · it's okay本当に hontou ni · really一緒に issho ni · together頑張る ganbaru · to do one's best楽しい tanoshii · fun / enjoyable

Hida (city, region of Gifu Prefecture, Edo-period province)

system whereby the Hida region provided the central government 10 carpenters per village in place of taxes

飛騨山椒魚

Hida salamander (Hynobius kimurae)

Asuka period (550-710 CE)

飛鳥浄御原律令

asukakiyomihararitsuryou

Asuka Kiyomihara Code (689 CE)

food, foodstuff

食いしばる

to set one's teeth, to clench one's teeth, to grit one's teeth

食いしん坊

glutton, gourmand

食いすぎる

to eat too much, to overeat

stuffing oneself with food, eating enough to go without food for some time

食いちぎる

bite (in fishing)

食いつきがいい

(bait is) taking well, (fish are) biting well

to bite at, to snap at, to nibble

食いつぶす

to eat oneself out of house and home, to eat up completely

食いっ逸れ

losing one's means of livelihood

食い下がる

to hang on to, to hang from, to cling to

to bilk, to eat up one's fortune

bringing ruin upon oneself by extravagance in food

食い入るように

with intense concentration, eagerly, intently, devouringly

substantiality (of a meal), fillingness, solidity

to bite through

okuizome, weaning ceremony

biting one another

to bite each other

食い合わす

食い合わせ

combination (e.g. of foodstuffs)

食い尽くす

to eat up, to consume (completely)

食い延ばす

to keep alive on, to stretch food to make ends meet

食い意地が張っている

kuiijigahatteiru

to be gluttonous, to be greedy, to be voracious, to eat like a horse

rumination, cud

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