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sio

塩しおsio
salt
FromLesson 35inHardcore Japanese

Usages of sio

母はは　は　料理本りょうりぼん　を　見みながら、　砂糖さとう　と　塩しお　の　量りょう　を　正確せいかく　に　量はかります。haha ha ryouribon wo minagara, satou to sio no ryou wo seikaku ni hakarimasu.
My mother measures the amounts of sugar and salt precisely while looking at a cookbook.
健康けんこう　の　ため　に、　砂糖さとう　や　塩しお　を　入いれすぎない　よう　に　料理りょうり　を　工夫くふうして　います。kenkou no tame ni, satou ya sio wo iresuginai you ni ryouri wo kuhuusite imasu.
For my health, I try to cook in a way that doesn’t use too much sugar or salt.
料理本りょうりほん　を　読よみ返かえす　うち　に、　同おなじ　砂糖さとう　と　塩しお　で　も　入いれ方かた　で　味あじ　が　変かわること　に　気きづきました。ryourihon wo yomikaesu uti ni, onazi satou to sio de mo irekata de azi ga kawarukoto ni kidukimasita.
As I reread the cookbook, I realized that even with the same sugar and salt, the taste changes depending on how you put them in.
昨日きのう　は　料理本りょうりぼん　で　砂糖さとう　と　塩しお　の　入いれ方かた　を　調しらべました。kinou ha ryouribon de satou to sio no irekata wo sirabemasita.
Yesterday I looked up how to add sugar and salt in a cookbook.
私わたし　は　じゃがいも　を　ゆでた　あと、　塩しお　と　こしょう　を　少すこし　かけて　食たべるの　が　好すき　だ。watasi ha zyagaimo wo yudeta ato, sio to kosyou wo sukosi kakete taberuno ga suki da.
After boiling potatoes, I like eating them with a little salt and pepper.
味見あじみ　を　したら　味あじ　が　足たりなかった　ので、　母はは　に　もう　少すこし　塩しお　を　入いれて　ほしい　と　頼たのんだ。azimi wo sitara azi ga tarinakatta node, haha ni mou sukosi sio wo irete hosii to tanonda.
When I tasted it, the flavor was not strong enough, so I asked my mother to add a little more salt.
この　スープ　は　味あじ　が　薄うすい　ので、　もう　少すこし　塩しお　を　入いれます。kono suupu ha azi ga usui node, mou sukosi sio wo iremasu.
This soup tastes weak, so I add a little more salt.
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