Tabemonoたべもの

soba

chaahan

sushi

obentō

misoshiru

hanbaagaa

furaidopoteto

yakisoba

takoyaki

juusu

ocha

mizu

ame

kukkii

keeki

kakigoori

yasaiやさい

kudamonoくだもの

Can you remember what these items are called in Japanese?

To say you like something:

FOOD ga suki desu.

Example: Keeki ga suki desu.

I like cake.

= I like…

～が　すき　です。

~ ga suki desu

To say you hate something:

FOOD ga kirai desu.

Example: Keeki ga kirai desu.

I hate cake.

= I hate…

～が　きらい　です。~ ga kirai desu

～が　すき　ですか。~ ga suki desu ka?

• To ask if you like something:

FOOD ga suki desu ka?

Example: Keeki ga suki desu ka?

Do you like cake?

= Do you like…?

Suki desu ka?

To say you have eaten something before:

FOOD o tabeta koto ga arimasu.

Example: Keeki o tabeta koto ga arimasu.

I have eaten cake before.

= I have eaten…

～を　たべたこと　が　あります。 ～ o tabeta koto ga arimasu.

To say you have not eaten something before:

FOOD o tabeta koto ga arimasen.

Example: Keeki o tabeta koto ga arimasen.

I have not eaten cake before.

= I have not eaten…

～を　たべたこと　が　ありません。 ～ o tabeta koto ga arimasen.

To ASK if someone has eaten something before:

FOOD o tabeta koto ga arimasu ka.

Example: Keeki o tabeta koto ga arimasu ka.

Have you eaten cake before?

= have you eaten…

～を　たべたこと　が　ありますか。 ～ o tabeta koto ga arimasu ka.