Usages of 〜to ha kagiranai
安い 具材 が 悪い と は 限らない。yasui guzai ga warui to ha kagiranai.
Cheap ingredients are not necessarily bad.
ひっくり返し て も、 両面 が 焼き上がった と は 限らない。hikkurikaesi te mo, ryoumen ga yakiagatta to ha kagiranai.
Flipping it does not necessarily mean that both sides are fully cooked.
天かす が 多い ほう が いい と は 限らない。tenkasu ga ooi hou ga ii to ha kagiranai.
More tempura crumbs are not necessarily better.
長く 焼け ば、 焼き加減 が 良く なる と は 限らない。nagaku yake ba, yakikagen ga yoku naru to ha kagiranai.
Cooking longer does not necessarily improve the degree of doneness.
少し 焦げ て も、 お好み焼き が 悪い と は 限らない。sukosi koge te mo, okonomiyaki ga warui to ha kagiranai.
Even if it is slightly scorched, the okonomiyaki is not necessarily bad.
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