Usages of su
母 は 酢 と ごま を 使った たれ を 豆腐 に かけるの が 好き です。haha ha su to goma wo tukatta tare wo touhu ni kakeruno ga suki desu.
My mother likes putting a dressing made with vinegar and sesame on tofu.
酢 を 少し 入れた サラダ は、 バター を 使った 料理 より 食べやすくて 好き です。su wo sukosi ireta sarada ha, bataa wo tukatta ryouri yori tabeyasukute suki desu.
I like salads with a little vinegar in them because they are easier to eat than dishes made with butter.
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