2つのサンドイッチ






Featured Kanji
(でる・だす・シュツ)
come out

Vocabulary

  • — two (things)
  • — sandwich
  • — classroom
  • — everyone
  • — lunch
  • — to eat
  • — friend
  • — to ask; to listen
  • — already
  • — meal; rice
  • — to forget
  • — not yet; still
  • — boxed lunch
  • — to say
  • — bag
  • — to take out; to put out
  • — to have; to hold; to carry
  • — to receive
  • — happy; glad

Grammar / Notes

  • and for “already / not yet”: means “already,” and means “not yet” (often used with a negative). Example: /
  • Resultant state with ~: ~ can describe an ongoing action (someone is in the middle of doing something). Example:

English

Two Sandwiches

Everyone is eating lunch in the classroom.
A friend asked, “Have you eaten lunch already?”
I said, “No, not yet. I forgot my box lunch.”
The friend took a sandwich out of their bag.
”I have two, you know.”
I received one and was happy.