Usages of yawarakai
じゃがいも を やわらかく 煮た あと、 それ を パン で 包んで 食べて 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.
母 は じゃがいも と にんじん を 鍋 で やわらかく 煮ます。haha ha zyagaimo to ninzin wo nabe de yawarakaku nimasu.
My mother simmers potatoes and carrots in a pot until they are soft.
彼女 は 牛肉 より 豚肉 の ほう が やわらかくて 食べやすい と 言って いました。kanozyo ha gyuuniku yori butaniku no hou ga yawarakakute tabeyasui to itte imasita.
She said pork is softer and easier to eat than beef.
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