

日本のカレーのれきし
Theme: Daily_life_Meals
pre-A1/N5entry
Feb 1st, 2026
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Curry originally came from India, full of spices and delicious flavors. It traveled to Britain and eventually reached Japan, where it became the popular “Japanese curry rice” we love today. Let’s take a look at the fun history of curry!
日本のカレーのれきし
History of Japanese Curry












long ago(Noun)
むかし、インドに行きました。
I went to India a long time ago.
to be born(Ru-Verb)
私はオーストラリアで生まれました。
I was born in Australia.
to use(U-Verb)
ペンをつかいます。
I use a pen.
Popularity(Noun)
この店は人気があります。
This shop is popular.
around (time)(Noun)
きのう、九時ごろにねました。
Yesterday, I went to bed around nine o'clock.
company(Noun)
今日、会社に行きませんでした。
I didn’t go to the office today.
to make, to create(U-Verb)
ハンバーガーをつくります。
I make a hamburger.
to come(Irregular Verb)
先生が家に来ます。
The teacher is coming to my house.
to eat(Ru-Verb)
すしを食べます。
I eat Sushi.
difficult(い-Adjective)
漢字はむずかしいです。
Kanji is difficult.
year(Noun)
2000年に生まれました。
I was born in 2000.
easy,simple(な-Adjective)
この本はかんたんです。
This book is easy.
delicious(い-Adjective)
このステーキはおいしいです。
This steak is delicious.
various(な-Adjective)
いろいろなフルーツを食べましょう。
Let's eat various fruits.
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