resutoran

レストランresutoran

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Usages of resutoran

人気にんき　の　レストラン　は　予約よやく　を　しない　と　入いれません。ninki no resutoran ha yoyaku wo sinai to iremasen.

You can’t enter a popular restaurant without a reservation.

私わたし　は　週末しゅうまつ　に　レストラン　を　予約よやくします。watasi ha syuumatu ni resutoran wo yoyakusimasu.

I will make a reservation at a restaurant on the weekend.

新あたらしい　建物たてもの　の　地下ちか　に　レストラン　が　ある。atarasii tatemono no tika ni resutoran ga aru.

There is a restaurant in the basement of the new building.

レストラン　で　{晩ご飯}bangohan　を　食たべた　あと、　お金かね　を　払はらいます。resutoran de bangohan wo tabeta ato, okane wo haraimasu.

I pay the money after eating dinner at the restaurant.

新あたらしい　レストラン　で　味あじ　を　比くらべて　みましょう。atarasii resutoran de azi wo kurabete mimasyou.

Let’s try comparing the tastes at the new restaurant.

週末しゅうまつ　に　二ふたつ　の　レストラン　の　味あじ　を　比くらべること　に　します。syuumatu ni hutatu no resutoran no azi wo kuraberukoto ni simasu.

I’ve decided to compare the tastes of two restaurants this weekend.

人気にんき　の　レストラン　は　予約よやく　が　必要ひつよう　です。ninki no resutoran ha yoyaku ga hituyou desu.

Popular restaurants require a reservation.

この　レストラン　は　人気にんき　が　あります。　それ　に、　値段ねだん　も　安やすい　です。kono resutoran ha ninki ga arimasu. sore ni, nedan mo yasui desu.

This restaurant is popular. Besides, the prices are cheap.

姉あね　も　週末しゅうまつ　だけ　その　レストラン　で　アルバイト　を　します。ane mo syuumatu dake sono resutoran de arubaito wo simasu.

My older sister also works part-time at that restaurant only on weekends.

この　レストラン　は　味あじ　だけ　で　なく、　料理りょうり　の　質しつ　も　いい　です。kono resutoran ha azi dake de naku, ryouri no situ mo ii desu.

At this restaurant, not only the taste but also the quality of the food is good.

今度こんど　その　レストラン　で　新あたらしい　料理りょうり　を　食たべて　みたい　です。kondo sono resutoran de atarasii ryouri wo tabete mitai desu.

Next time, I want to try eating a new dish at that restaurant.

この　レストラン　は　満席まんせき　です　から、　別べつ　の　レストラン　に　行いきましょう。kono resutoran ha manseki desu kara, betu no resutoran ni ikimasyou.

This restaurant is full, so let's go to another restaurant.

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