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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

今日の単語

ミクロメーター

TODAY Kanji/Kana

mikuromeetaa

(ocular or stage) micrometer

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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

broiled eel on rice with green tea poured on top

鰻裂き包丁

unagisakihouchou

broiled eel served over rice in a lacquered box, broiled eel and rice served in two separate stacked boxes, with eel in top box and rice in bottom box

swim bladder, air bladder

gelatinous glue (produced from fish entrails), isinglass

gadid (any fish of the family Gadidae, incl. cod, haddock, whiting and pollack)

(eating or drinking) to one's heart's content

trout, sea trout

chinook salmon (Oncorhynchus tshawytscha), king salmon, tyee salmon, Columbia River salmon, black salmon, chub salmon, hook bill salmon, winter salmon, spring salmon, quinnat salmon, blackmouth

moray (eel) (Gymnothorax kidako), muraenid

scale (of fish, snake, etc.)

scale (i.e. of pathologically dry skin)

triangular pattern, scalelike pattern, imbricate pattern, imbrication

finny tribe, scaled animals

(animal or plant) scale

scaly, scale-like

scaly hide or skin

(insectile, especially moth) scales

bulbil, cormel, brood bud

bulb (of a lily, tulip, etc.)

bulbous vegetable

bulbous vegetables

scale leaf (forming part of a bulb)

lepidocrocite, esmeraldite

sillago (any fish of genus Sillago, esp. the Japanese whiting, Sillago japonica)

ray (any fish of superorder Batoidea)

daggertooth pike conger (Muraenesox cinereus)

鱧も一期、海老も一期

hamomoichigo,ebimoichigo

all men are alike, all lives are alike, all men live and die, we all bleed the same

dried, salt-pickled ayu with its eggs inside

bitterling (any fish of subfamily Acheilognathinae, esp. species Acheilognathus melanogaster)

mahi-mahi (Coryphaena hippurus), common dolphinfish, dolphin, dorado

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