Nihonjin no Shiranai Nihongo has “tests” in between the chapters to test knowledge of the readers (r
Nihonjin no Shiranai Nihongo has “tests” in between the chapters to test knowledge of the readers (remember, these books are more geared toward native Japanese). In this test, the reader is asked to name the items shown, which frequently come in bento (お弁当) meals.1. It’s that fake grass. Apparently it has a name, and apparently that name is バラン (baran) – or haran (at least, that’s where I found it on the Japanese wiki page), which is a type of plant.2. The food picks. They are called ピック (pikku), so pretty much after the English word.3. It’s a little sauce container. Apparently it’s a タレ瓶 (tarebin). “Bin” means vase or bottle. For example, a flower vase is a kabin (花瓶). “Tare” can mean a number of things (including hanging or dangling things), but apparently it can also mean sauce. So there you cause, a sauce bottle, tarebin. -- source link
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