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huraipan

フライパンhuraipan
frying pan
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Usages of huraipan

朝あさご飯はん　は　電子でんしレンジ　と　フライパン　を　使つかえば、　短みじかい　時間じかん　で　作つくれます。asagohan ha densirenzi to huraipan wo tukaeba, mizikai zikan de tukuremasu.
If you use a microwave and a frying pan, you can make breakfast in a short time.
彼女かのじょ　は　汚よごれた　コップ　と　フライパン　を　洗あらって　から、　ゆっくり　お茶ちゃ　を　飲のんだ。kanozyo ha yogoreta koppu to huraipan wo aratte kara, yukkuri otya wo nonda.
After washing the dirty cup and frying pan, she leisurely drank tea.
夜よる　遅おそく　帰かえった　とき　は、　電子でんしレンジ　で　ご飯はん　を　温あたためて、　フライパン　で　卵たまご　を　焼やく　だけ　で　簡単かんたんな　食事しょくじ　が　できます。yoru osoku kaetta toki ha, densirenzi de gohan wo atatamete, huraipan de tamago wo yaku dake de kantanna syokuzi ga dekimasu.
When I come home late at night, I can make a simple meal just by heating rice in the microwave and frying an egg in a pan.
フライパン　に　油あぶら　を　少すこし　入いれて、　にんにく　と　しょうが　を　先さき　に　炒いためます。huraipan ni abura wo sukosi irete, ninniku to syouga wo saki ni itamemasu.
I put a little oil in the frying pan and stir-fry the garlic and ginger first.
母はは　は　フライパン　に　油あぶら　を　少すこし　入いれて、　卵たまご　を　焼やきます。haha ha huraipan ni abura wo sukosi irete, tamago wo yakimasu.
My mother puts a little oil in the frying pan and cooks eggs.
朝あさご飯はん　に、　母はは　は　フライパン　で　卵たまご　を　二ふたつ　焼やきます。asagohan ni, haha ha huraipan de tamago wo hutatu yakimasu.
For breakfast, my mother fries two eggs in a frying pan.
母はは　は　にんにく　を　細こまかく　切きって、　フライパン　に　入いれます。haha ha ninniku wo komakaku kitte, huraipan ni iremasu.
My mother finely chops the garlic and puts it into the frying pan.
この　フライパン　なら、　ひき肉にく　も　うまく　炒いためられる。kono huraipan nara, hikiniku mo umaku itamerareru.
With this frying pan, you can stir-fry ground meat well too.
週末しゅうまつ　は　ソーセージ　を　フライパン　で　焼やいて、　パン　と　一緒いっしょ　に　食たべます。syuumatu ha sooseezi wo huraipan de yaite, pan to issyo ni tabemasu.
On weekends, I fry sausages in a pan and eat them with bread.
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