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2053 examples found containing '食'
なに
べてください

Please make sure to eat something.
わたし
しょくじ
食事
しながら
ほん
みました

I read a book while eating.
わたしごはん
べる
すきです
I like eating.
まいにち
毎日
ゆうじん
友人
ったり
しょくじ
食事
ったり
している
Every day I meet up with my friends and go out for dinner and stuff.
なに
べたい
です
What would you like to eat?
いま
べたくない

I don't feel like eating now.
パンたまご
べました

I ate bread and eggs.
なに
べたい

Do you feel like eating?
あさパン
べません

I don’t eat bread in the morning.
いいえ
べませんでした

No, I didn’t.
べてもいい
です
You may eat.
もう
はじ
めて
いいです
May I start eating now?
なに
べたら
いいです
What should I eat?
きょうしつ
教室
べる

I eat in the classroom.
いま
べる
しない
I don't feel like eating now.
いま
なに
べたい
しない
I don't feel like eating anything now.
きょう
今日
ゆうしょく
夕食
たべに
かない

Do you want to go to dinner today?
きょう
今日
なに
べる
しない
I don't feel like eating anything today.
わたし
なに
べたい

I want to eat something.
もう
べられません

I can't eat any more.
この
まえ
べた
ときとてもおいしかった
Their food was great last time.
ちょうじょ
長女
べる
だいす
大好
です
My elder sister loves to eat.
いっしょ
一緒
べに
きましょう

Let's go to eat together.
ニナさんまい
にち
あさごはん
べます

Nina, do you eat breakfast every day?
ちょっと
なに
べに
かない

Would you like to go and get a bite to eat?
わるいのでかたいもの
べられません

I can't eat hard things because I have bad teeth.
たなか
田中
さんあさごはん
べました

Tanaka-san ate breakfast.
もう
ひと
ケーキ
べてもいい
です
May I have another piece of cake?
いっしょ
一緒
べにいきませんか

How about eating out with me?
きょうしつ
教室
べる

You eat in the classroom?
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