なぜ?どうして?Finished!

:sob: Then where does page 12 end???

Here’s a quick pic that you can delete later.
(I’m sorry I am at work - this is the best I could do.) :smile:

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where is the picture of the French guy with the Japanese Girl sharing sushi?

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I think it’s “without”? It makes more sense like this. “Without seaweed”.

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On the previous page. Damn I am hungry again.

外がわ is outside and 内がわ is inside I think.

The 「がわ」is actually still part of a word along with 外. 外がわ・外側 means ‘outside’ or ‘exterior’

I’m stupid ! its hard without the kanjis !

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No you are not and yes it is hard!

If なく is indicating that, then ‘without’ would be better phrasing here. Good suggestion.

oh boy… my page 13 ends with the California roll sentence. Your page 12 end where my “page 14” starts…

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Also… I would like someone to explain to me the phrase with the californian sushi in a more detailed fashion please. I get the general gist of it but I was not able to make it in a proper sentence and I still cannot.
Thankyouverymuch!

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The pictures are in different places on the ebook that I have.

It’s hard to say, really.

I’m a little late to the discussion, I think, but I’ve just gone through part of page 10 in the ebook.

あなたは、どんな おすしが 好きですか。

What kinds of sushi do you like?

たまご? まぐろ? イクラ? のりまき? いなりずしや、ちらし寿司も おいしいてすね。

egg? tuna? salmon roe? Things like inari sushi and chirashi sushi are also delicious, aren’t they?

(omg I need to buy a japanese keyboard this hunting and pecking is getting ridiculous lol)

おすしは、こどもたちから おとしよりまで たくさんの ひとに人気の に本の たべものです。

From children to the elderly, sushi is popular with Japanese people to eat.

すを まぜると ごはんが 長もちするので、むかしから よくたべられてきました。

mixing vinegar in with the meal has been the way for a long time.

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Now that we’ve started I’m thinking of getting a physical copy tbh. It’d be easier than having to check every day.

I’m having a hard time with the なく and the まいたら part s

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Now that we have agreed that the ebook is completely wrong…

let me go back to this phrase:

たとえば のりまきは、見た目が まっ黒なため、アメリカでは あまり 人気が ありませんでした。

I completely see this:

It was not very popular in the US but I’m lost with the other part. I see norimaki, but what the part in the middle??

見た目が appearance
まっ黒 black
なため because
I think!
Sooo norimaki was not popular because of its black appearance!
I think… :smiley:

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for me its correct , it was not popular in the USA because of its black appearance

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まいたら is a verb conjugated in a conditional form but which verb ?