June 3, 2021
I Couldn't Decide It.
That's the tough question. I couldn't make up my mind.
How about Japanese curry and rice? It has variations in flavors or ingredients, and I love boiled rice.
これは難しい質問ですよね。私には決められませんでした。
カレーライスはどうだろう？ 味や材料にバリエーションがあるし、私はご飯が大好きですから。
I Couldn't Decide It.
That's thea tough question.
"The tough question" means there is only one tough question, so "a tough question" is more appropriate.
I couldn't make up my mind.
How about Japanese curry and rice?
We call that dish curry rice, or sometimes just Japanese curry.
It has variations in flavors orand ingredients, and I love boiledplain rice.
"Boiled rice" would specifically be plain rice you made by boiling it. But plain rice can also be made in a rice cooker, or even steamed, so plain rice is probably better.
June 5, 2021
I didn't know the phrase "plain rice." Thank you for the corrections with detailed comments.
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I Couldn't Decide It. I Couldn't Decide |
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That's the tough question. That's "The tough question" means there is only one tough question, so "a tough question" is more appropriate. |
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I couldn't make up my mind. This sentence has been marked as perfect! |
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How about Japanese curry and rice? How about Japanese curry We call that dish curry rice, or sometimes just Japanese curry. |
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It has variations in flavors or ingredients, and I love boiled rice. It has variations in flavors "Boiled rice" would specifically be plain rice you made by boiling it. But plain rice can also be made in a rice cooker, or even steamed, so plain rice is probably better. |
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