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1891 examples found containing '食'
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.
いま
べたくない

I don't feel like eating now.
あさパン
べません

I don’t eat bread in the morning.
きょう
今日
いちにち
一日
べまくる
から
I’m going to eat and eat all day long today!
Source: http://maggiesensei.com/2018/05/11/how-to-use-まくる-makuru/
ちょうじょ
長女
べる
だいす
大好
です
My elder sister loves to eat.
まい
にち
あさごはん
べます

Do you eat breakfast every day?
わたし
ほとんど
なに
べていない

I've eaten almost nothing.
わたし
もう
べたくない

I don't want to eat any more.
わたし
なに
もの
しかった

I wanted something to eat.
いま
なに
べたい
しない
I don't feel like eating anything now.
たなか
田中
さんあさごはん
べました

Tanaka-san ate breakfast.
ニナさんまい
にち
あさごはん
べます

Nina, do you eat breakfast every day?
あさごはん
べました

Did you eat breakfast?
その
むり
無理
べさせて
はいけません
Don't force the child to eat.
しょくじ
食事
はは
つく
ってもらっている

I'm cooked meals by my mother.
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.
もう
はじ
めて
いいです
May I start eating now?
しょくじ
食事
すく
なくとも
じかん
時間
しないでください
Don't eat for at least three hours.
この
くるま
あまりガソリン
わない

This car is very economical on gas.
この
まえ
べた
ときとてもおいしかった
Their food was great last time.
そのホテル
しょくじ
食事
ゆうめい
有名
である
The hotel is noted for its food.
わたし
なに
べたい

I want to eat something.
わたしあさごはん
べます

I eat breakfast.
かける
まえ
べなくて
はならない
You have to eat before you go.
わたし
なに
べたくない

I don't feel like eating anything.
いま
べる
しない
I don't feel like eating now.
その
いぬ
にく
べなかった

The dog didn't eat the meat.
きょう
今日
なに
べる
しない
I don't feel like eating anything today.
わたし
はい
ってきた
とき
クニ
すでに
えていた

Kuniko had already eaten when I came in.
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