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Vegetables

Japanese (jp-JP) is essential for anyone looking to delve into the rich culinary world of Japanese vegetables. Whether you're planning a trip to Japan or simply want to enhance your knowledge of Japanese cuisine, proficiency in jp-JP can help you understand the nuances and unique terminology related to vegetables such as kinpira gobo (burdock), tsukemono (pickles), and shiitake mushrooms.

A phrasebook focused on vegetables offers a practical tool for navigating menus and conversations about produce. With phrases like 'Naruto uramame' (edamame) and 'Hakusai nishiki' (mizuna), you can confidently order dishes featuring these beloved Japanese vegetables or discuss their preparation methods with local experts, ensuring that your experience of Japanese cuisine is both authentic and flavorful.

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I would like some carrots.

私は少しのキャベツが食べたいです。

Can I have some cucumbers?

SOME CUCUMBERS はいただけますか？

Do you have any celery?

您-have any celery?

Could I get a few potatoes?

I need some green beans.

私は緑の豆が必要です。

What about a bunch of asparagus?

アスパラガス一握り How about a handful of asparagus?

Do you have any broccoli?

あなたには BROCCOLI がありますか？

Would you recommend some cauliflower?

かぼparagusをおすすめします。

Can I have some peas?

私は少しの豆が欲しくていいですか？

How about a serving of spinach?

さ potrà essere un po' di spinace?

Do you have any artichokes?

您有-artichokes-吗？

Could I get some brussels sprouts?

Could I get some Brussels sprouts?

I'd like some fennel.

私は SOME フェンネルを食べたいです。

Are there any turnips available?

-available の有无についてturnips はありますか？

Do you have some leeks?

あなたには玉ねぎがありますか？

Could I try some radishes?

How about a small portion of mushrooms?

蘑菇の小皿如何ですか？

Can I have an order of corn?

cornの注文はできますか？

Would you recommend some green peppers?

青椒をいくつかおすすめしますか？

I'd like to add some olives.

私はオリーブを追加したいです。