DISH vs. MENU (1品の)料理 vs. メニュー
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We call an individual item of food that makes up part of a meal -- for example, a plate of spaghetti, a salad, or a soup -- a dish.
The menu is the list of dishes and drinks that can be ordered at a restaurant.
(Be careful: In English, the word menu is NOT used to mean "dish". For example, we do NOT say, "Potato salad is my favorite menu.")
個々の料理のことを dish といいます。例:スパゲティー、サラダ、スープ
menu は、料理の一覧表で、レストランなどのいわゆるメニューのことです。
注意: menu は、料理の意味では使われません。例えば Potato salad is my favorite menu. とは言いません。 1. | a: | What's your favorite dish? | | b: | Baked ham. | | | | 2. | When we go to a Chinese restaurant, we usually order several dishes and share. | | | | 3. | Can we order a vegetarian dish or two? I don't eat meat. | | | | 4. | a: | How was the meal last night? | | b: | Fantastic. The main dish was Peking Duck. | | | | 5. | (to a waiter) | | Could you bring us a couple of menus please? | | | | 6. | (to a waiter) | | a: | What's good on the menu today? | | b: | I recommend the leg of lamb or the Irish stew. | | | | 7. | (a waiter to customers) | | Would you like to see the dessert menu? |
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