#27

Asking which one to choose

どれが一番おいしいですか Which one is the most tasty?

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Kaito takes Tam to a ramen shop. She suddenly remembers Yuuki, a music student she met in Vietnam.

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注文/ご注文

chuumon/gochuumon

order

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nani

what

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~にする

~ni suru

decide on XXX

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どれ

dore

which

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一番~

ichiban ~

most XXX

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おいしい

oishii

delicious

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みそラーメン

miso-raamen

miso ramen

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おすすめ

osusume

recommendation

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日本

Nihon

Japan

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ラーメン

raamen

ramen

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ぼく

boku

I (male)

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好き(な)

suki (na)

favorite

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Key Phrase

To ask which one to choose from a few things, say "Dore ga ichiban XXX ka." "Dore" or "which" is used to choose from three or more items. "Ichiban" or "number one" coming before an adjective means "the most."

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Try asking which one you should choose

1Which of these three choices is the correct way to say this sentence in Japanese?

Which one is the cheapest?

cheap

安い

yasui

2Say the sentence in Japanese, using the following word(s).

Which one is the most XXX?

どれが一番~ですか。

Dore ga ichiban ~desu ka.

economical

お得(な)

otoku (na)

3Say the sentence in Japanese, using the following word(s).

Which one is the most XXX?

どれが一番~ですか。

Dore ga ichiban ~desu ka.

fun

おもしろい

omoshiroi

Bonus Phrase

Clerks use this phrase when taking orders. "Chuumon" means "order" and "go" is attached before it to show respect to the customer.

Kanji

Men (noodles)

Culture

Kaito Is Your Food Guide!

Japanese Ramen

Ramen originally came from China, but it underwent changes in Japan. It's become one of Japan’s representative foods.

 

Ramen in soy sauce-based soup

Ramen in pork bone-based soup

Ramen in miso-based soup

Ramen can be made from various stocks such as chicken, pork bone, and seafood. Miso bean paste, salt, soy sauce, and other ingredients add to the taste. Lots of locales have a flavor of their own. If you're unable to eat certain foods, be sure to ask about the ingredients. Some ramen shops have Halal, allergy-free, or vegetarian items.

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