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おないろのケーキ






Featured Kanji
(でる・だす・シュツ)
come out

Vocabulary

  • — the same
  • — color
  • — cake
  • — yesterday
  • — I; me
  • — department store
  • — cheesecake
  • — lemon cake
  • — to buy
  • — Maria (polite name)
  • — house
  • — to go
  • — box
  • — to take out; to put out
  • — two (things)
  • — round
  • — yellow
  • — to ask; to listen
  • — which (of two)
  • — well; carefully
  • — to see; to look
  • — store; shop
  • — person
  • — talk; story; what someone said
  • — to forget
  • — not at all (with negatives)
  • — to understand; to know
  • — a little
  • — to be troubled; to have a problem
  • — half
  • — to cut
  • — together
  • — to eat

Grammar / Notes

  • Te-form sequence: use to connect actions in order, like “do A, then do B.” Example: (I went to Maria’s house and took the cakes out of the box.)
  • Choice word (which of two): used to ask which one when there are two options. Example: (Maria asked, “Which one is the cheesecake?”)

English

Cakes of the Same Color

Yesterday, I bought a cheesecake and a lemon cake at a department store.
I went to Maria’s house and took the cakes out of the box.
The two cakes were round and the same yellow color.
Maria asked, “Which one is the cheesecake?”
I looked at the cakes carefully, but because I forgot what the store clerk said, I didn’t know at all.
I was a little troubled, but we cut the cakes in half and ate them together.