ビーフカレー
The English phrase "beef curry" is translated into Japanese as ビーフカレー.
Did you know?
- The dish known as カレー was actually introduced to Japan by the British, not by Indians, during the Meiji era.
- Japanese curry is considered one of the three most popular 'national dishes' and is famously served in the Japanese Navy's diet to prevent beriberi.
- In Japan, 'curry bread' or カレーパン is a popular snack where the beef curry filling is deep-fried inside a doughy bun.
Examples in context
- お店のビーフカレーが美味しいですよ。The beef curry at the restaurant is delicious.
- 今日のランチはビーフカレーです。Kyō no ranchi wa bīfu karē desu.Today's lunch is beef curry.
- ビーフカレーを作りました。Bīfu karē o tsukurimashita.I made beef curry.
- 近くに美味しいビーフカレーの店があります。Chikaku ni oishii bīfu karē no mise ga arimasu.There is a delicious beef curry restaurant nearby.
Example conversation
Daigo and Himari are looking at a menu in a restaurant.
- 大翔 Hiroto陽葵、何にする？Himari, nani ni suru?Himari, what are you going to have?
- 陽葵 Himari私はビーフカレーにします。Watashi wa bīfu karē ni shimasu.I'll have the beef curry.
- 大翔 Hirotoいいですね。僕もそれにします。Ii desu ne. Boku mo sore ni shimasu.That sounds good. I'll have that too.
- 陽葵 Himari大翔と一緒に食べられて嬉しいです。Daigo to issho ni taberarete ureshii desu.I'm happy to eat with you, Daigo.
