

はじめての日本のパンやさん
Theme: Daily_life_Meals
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Oct 1st, 2026
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Today, let’s explore Japanese bread. Sakura, a Japanese language teacher, goes to a bakery with Oliver, who is from Germany. As they talk, you’ll discover how Japanese bread is different from European bread and learn new, useful words. Let’s read their conversation and find out what happens.
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はじめての日本のパンやさん
My First Time at a Japanese Bakery










today(Noun)
今日は月曜日です。
Today is Monday.
bakery(Noun)
今朝、パン屋に行きました。
This morning, I went to the bakery.
shop staff, clerk(Noun)
店の人と話します。
I talk with the shop staff.
a lot of(Adverb)
公園に人がたくさんいます。
There are many people in the park.
to enter, to include(U-Verb)
レストランに入ります。
I go into the restaurant.
sweet(い-Adjective)
チョコレートはあまいです。
Chocolate is sweet.
to be surprised(U-Verb)
カフェで友だちに会いました。おどろきました。
I ran into a friend at the cafe. I was surprised.
delicious(い-Adjective)
きのうラーメンを食べました。おいしかったです。
Yesterday I ate ramen. It was delicious.
counter for small items(Suffix)
りんごを一こください。
I’d like one apple, please.
to buy(U-Verb)
スーパーでパンを買います。
I buy bread at the supermarket.
soft(い-Adjective)
このパンはやわらかいです。
This bread is soft.
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