Usages of daikon
母 は、 大根 と きのこ を 使って、 温かい うどん を 作りました。haha ha, daikon to kinoko wo tukatte, atatakai udon wo tukurimasita.
My mother made warm udon using daikon radish and mushrooms.
大根 を 小さく 切って から、 スープ に 入れます。daikon wo tiisaku kitte kara, suupu ni iremasu.
I cut the daikon radish into small pieces and then put it in the soup.
大根 を 小さく 切って から、 きのこ と うどん の スープ に 入れます。daikon wo tiisaku kitte kara, kinoko to udon no suupu ni iremasu.
I cut the daikon radish into small pieces and then put it into the mushroom and udon soup.
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