Usages of daikon
ほうれん草 と 大根 の サラダ は、 思った より おいしかった。hourensou to daikon no sarada ha, omotta yori oisikatta.
The spinach and daikon salad was more delicious than I expected.
私 は、 大根 の サラダ は 味付け が 薄い ほう が 好き です。watasi ha, daikon no sarada ha azituke ga usui hou ga suki desu.
I prefer daikon salad with light seasoning.
大根 と ほうれん草 は 冷蔵庫 に ある ので、 スーパー に 行かなくて 済みました。daikon to hourensou ha reizouko ni aru node, suupaa ni ikanakute sumimasita.
Since there was daikon and spinach in the refrigerator, I did not have to go to the supermarket.
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