Usages of umebosi
梅干し の おにぎり を 二つ 作って、 いとこ に 持って いきます。umebosi no onigiri wo hutatu tukutte, itoko ni motte ikimasu.
I make two rice balls with pickled plum and take them to my cousin.
私 の いとこ は、 納豆 は 食べられる けれど、 梅干し は 苦手 だ と 言います。watasi no itoko ha, nattou ha taberareru keredo, umebosi ha nigate da to iimasu.
My cousin says she can eat natto, but she does not like pickled plums.
納豆 と 梅干し は 好み が 分かれます が、 私 は どちら も 好き です。nattou to umebosi ha konomi ga wakaremasu ga, watasi ha dotira mo suki desu.
People’s tastes differ on natto and pickled plums, but I like both.
海苔 と 梅干し だけ で も、 おにぎり は 十分 おいしい です。nori to umebosi dake de mo, onigiri ha zyuubun oisii desu.
Even just with seaweed and pickled plum, rice balls are delicious enough.
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