Japanese-Italian shop

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May 3, 2012 00:29
Long time no see lang8er.

Today, We family went to a pasta shop.

They are Japanese-Italian food shop '和伊's in かまど'.
和伊 means combining the Initials of Japanese and Italian.
(We Japanese usually don't use the word.)

かまど means a cooking stove.

We ate a pasta, a pizza and a dolce which is bread covered by large amount of whipping cream.

I thought their noodles was like UDON but very delicious.
The dolce made us full of stomach.

It's a happy day.
Woweee
Thank you for your correction!
May 26, 2012 03:35
  • We ate a pasta, a pizza and a dolce which is bread covered by large amount of whipping cream.

  • We ate a pasta, a pizza and a dolce which is bread covered by a large amount of whipping cream.

    "pasta" is a grammatically "uncountable" noun, meaning that you can't normally put "a" or a number in front of it.

 
  • I thought their noodles was like UDON but very delicious.

  • I thought their noodles were like UDON but very delicious.

 
  • The dolce made us full of stomach.

  • The dolce made us full of stomach. (or "made our stomachs full" or perhaps just "After the dolce we couldn't eat any more" :) )

 

Well done!

May 26, 2012 17:22 AXT
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