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Cooked Rice, Meal

めし (meshi)

JLPT N4

Interesting Fact

Rice is so important in Japanese culture that the word ご飯 (gohan) can mean both 'cooked rice' and an entire meal, depending on the context.

Memory Trick

Imagine a steaming bowl of freshly cooked rice sitting on the dinner table. That bowl instantly reminds you that ι£― means 'meal' or 'cooked rice.'

Readings

Onyomi: ハン (han)

Kunyomi: めし (meshi)

Example Words

ご飯
ごはん (gohan)
Cooked rice, meal
朝飯
あさめし (asameshi)
Breakfast
倕飯
ゆうはん (yuuhan)
Dinner
ι£―εΊ—
はんてん (hanten)
Restaurant

Example Sentence

ご飯を ι£ŸγΉγΎγ—γ‚‡γ†γ€‚

ごはんを γŸγΉγΎγ—γ‚‡γ†γ€‚

gohan o tabemashou

Let's eat a meal.

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