Usages of abura
フライパン に 油 を 少し 入れて、 にんにく と しょうが を 先 に 炒めます。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 フライパン に 油 を 少し 入れて、 卵 を 焼きます。haha ha huraipan ni abura wo sukosi irete, tamago wo yakimasu.
My mother puts a little oil in the frying pan and cooks eggs.
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