チキンスープ
チキンスープ is the Japanese phrase for chicken soup.
Did you know?
- In Japan, a common comfort food similar to chicken soup is お粥 (okayu), a savory rice porridge often cooked with chicken broth to help sick people recover.
- Unlike in some Western cultures where chicken soup is a primary remedy for colds, Japanese people traditionally turn to 葛根湯 (kakkonto), a herbal medicine, for the same purpose.
- Japanese cuisine features 鶏白湯 (tori paitan), a creamy, cloudy chicken soup made by boiling chicken bones for many hours, which is a staple in ramen shops.
Examples in context
- 田中さん、今日のランチに何を食べたいですか？鶏のスープはいかがですか？Tanaka, what would you like to eat for lunch today? How about chicken soup?
- 今晩、何が食べたい？チキンスープいいな。What do you feel like eating tonight? Chicken soup sounds good.
- チキンスープを作りました。chikinsuupu o tsukurimashita.I made chicken soup.
- このチキンスープはとても美味しいです。kono chikinsuupu wa totemo oishii desu.This chicken soup is very delicious.
Example conversation
Misaki and Hiroto are eating lunch at home.
- 美咲 Misaki大翔、このチキンスープはどう？Hiroto, kono chikinsuupu wa dou?Hiroto, how is this chicken soup?
- 大翔 Hirotoすごく美味しいよ、美咲。Sugoku oishii yo, Misaki.It is very delicious, Misaki.
- 美咲 Misakiよかった。風邪の時にぴったりだよ。Yokatta. Kaze no toki ni pittari da yo.I'm glad. It is perfect for when you have a cold.
- 大翔 Hiroto体が温まるね。Karada ga atatamaru ne.It warms up my body.
