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パンpan
bread
FromLesson 2inHardcore Japanese

Usages of pan

私わたし　は　家いえ　で　パン　を　食たべます。watasi ha ie de pan wo tabemasu.
I eat bread at home.
私わたし　は　朝あさ　に　パン　を　買かいます。watasi ha asa ni pan wo kaimasu.
I buy bread in the morning.
朝あさご飯はん　に　白しろい　パン　と　卵たまご　を　食たべた。asagohan ni siroi pan to tamago wo tabeta.
I ate white bread and eggs for breakfast.
今日きょう　は　コンビニ　の　パン　だけ　で　昼ひるご飯はん　を　すませました。kyou ha konbini no pan dake de hirugohan wo sumasemasita.
Today I just had some convenience store bread for lunch.
会社かいしゃ　の　帰かえり　に　コンビニ　で　パン　を　買かいます。kaisya no kaeri ni konbini de pan wo kaimasu.
On the way home from the company, I buy bread at the convenience store.
会社かいしゃ　の　帰かえり　に　コンビニ　で　パン　を　買かって　きます。kaisya no kaeri ni konbini de pan wo katte kimasu.
On my way home from work, I’ll buy bread at the convenience store and bring it back.
この　パン　は　そのまま　食たべて　も　おいしい　です。kono pan ha sonomama tabete mo oisii desu.
This bread is delicious even if you eat it as is.
パン　や　果物くだもの　を　半分はんぶん　だけ　詰つめたら、　かばん　に　全部ぜんぶ　入はいった。pan ya kudamono wo hanbun dake tumetara, kaban ni zenbu haitta.
When I packed only half of the bread and fruit, everything fit in my bag.
じゃがいも　を　やわらかく　煮にた　あと、　それ　を　パン　で　包つつんで　食たべて　みた。zyagaimo wo yawarakaku nita ato, sore wo pan de tutunde tabete mita.
After boiling the potatoes until soft, I tried wrapping them in bread and eating them.
夕方ゆうがた　に　スーパー　へ　行いけば、　パン　や　ヨーグルト　が　特売とくばい　に　なって　いること　が　あります。yuugata ni suupaa he ikeba, pan ya yooguruto ga tokubai ni natte irukoto ga arimasu.
If you go to the supermarket in the evening, bread and yogurt are sometimes on sale.
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