關於Sushi的意思和用法的提問

A: “You like sushi, don’t you?” is a question that uses a grammatical structure called a tag question.

A tag question is a statement followed by a short question (the “tag”) that asks for confirmation or agreement. In this case, the speaker is making the statement “You like sushi” and then asking for confirmation with the tag “don’t you?”.

The speaker expects the answer to be “yes” because they believe that the person they are speaking to likes sushi.

A: @lo9 Sometimes in anime, they have crazy names for powers, I know one that’s called Ja Jicken, or something along that. Some anime’s have silly catchphrases that you use to add more dramatic affect to it. In another anime for example, it’s a volleyball themed, whenever this person does a spike, there are people screaming “Ole”. That doesn’t mean anything, it’s just there to add more dramatic effect and maybe interest some viewers a little bit more.

A: it means “we will got out to eat sushi, and I will pay” (treat you)

A: それは「すし」の言い方ですか。日本語を習ってみます。

A: I think "the sushi lunch" is a special meal set. They want to know if there is sushi and so in the "sushi lunch" set.

A: A is probably the more formal way of saying it, but most people would shorten 'I have' into 'I've'.

A: There is no difference. You are still modifying the sushi, calling it moldy. It doesn't matter the order, as long as it's clear the adjective is for the object you're trying to modify.

A: I feel bad is more common and maybe the correct way to say it but I hear plenty of people say "I feel sorry" so either one is fine.

A: No difference, but saying Japanese people like sushi sounds better

A: A sushi restaurant is a bit more fancy than a sushi bar.

A sushi bar may just be a few chefs preparing sushi at a counter. A sushi restaurant is usually a whole business, usually serving whole meals.

A: We call it unagi
But if someone says "What's unagi?", you respond "Eel"

A: @hironori_
It does, but you need a little tweaking.

I can only eat sushi sometimes because it's too expensive, don’t you agree?

A: Ok, I understand now. In conversation it would sound wrong. If it's the name of a YouTube channel it would sound a little unnatural. Talking with sushi sounds better.

A: 請到提問詳情頁確認

A: I hate sushi

A: The sushi in Hokkaido is delicious. or Hokkaido's sushi is delicious.

A: To "cook" means to make something by applying heat to it (frying, baking, boiling, etc).

You cook/make rice.
You make sushi.

A: Consider this: "When we eat sushi at home, we wrap rice (mixed with vinegar) and sashimi in a sheet of seaweed by hand ourselves." :)

A: Grammatically it's correct, nothing wrong but if your speaking to a friend and want to sound "natural" you would say: "I just had some sushi for 2000 yen". I know it doesn't sound necessarily right but it's more of an informal way of talking.

A: 直しました。何かわからなかったら、僕に教えてください。I went to Kura-Sushi, one of the most popular sushi shops in Japan. Kura-sushi's new menu item is Shari-currypan, which I ending up ordering. It's a deep-fried bread with a thickened curry-rice mix inside. and it was quite unusual for curry bread.