お城しろのサンドイッチ






Featured Kanji
(つち・ト・ド)
soil

Vocabulary

  • — castle
  • — sandwich
  • — Saturday
  • — I; me
  • — Inuyama
  • — to go
  • — Japan
  • — the most; number one
  • — old
  • — to see; to watch
  • — to arrive
  • — time; when
  • — stomach
  • — to become hungry; to be empty (stomach)
  • — nearby
  • — to buy
  • — person
  • — to eat
  • — to say
  • — outside
  • — bench
  • — to sit
  • — after that
  • — to enter
  • — very
  • — beautiful; clean
  • — happy; glad

Grammar / Notes

  • 〜てはいけません (must not) attaches to the て-form and forbids an action: ‘you must not …’. (“But a person at the castle said, ‘You must not eat here.’”)
  • いちばん (the most) before an adjective marks the highest degree (‘the most …’); the group compared is often given with . (“I wanted to see the oldest castle in Japan.”)

English

Sandwich at the Castle

On Saturday, I went to Inuyama.
I wanted to see the oldest castle in Japan.
When I arrived, I was hungry, so I bought a sandwich nearby.
But a person at the castle said, “You must not eat here.”
I sat on a bench outside and ate my sandwich.
After that, I went inside the castle. It was very beautiful, and I was happy.