Usages of ketyappu
妹 は 卵 に ケチャップ を かけます が、 父 は ソース の ほう が 好き です。imouto ha tamago ni ketyappu wo kakemasu ga, titi ha soosu no hou ga suki desu.
My younger sister puts ketchup on eggs, but my father likes sauce better.
彼女 は ケチャップ を かけないで、 黄色い 卵焼き を そのまま 食べます。kanozyo ha ketyappu wo kakenaide, kiiroi tamagoyaki wo sonomama tabemasu.
She eats yellow rolled omelet as it is without putting ketchup on it.
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