Have you prepared the lasagna? in Japanese 🇯🇵

Sentence info.

Sure, let's break down the sentence:

あなた は ラザニア を じゅんび しました か？
– あなた (anata): "you"
– は (wa): topic marker
– ラザニア (razania): "lasagna"
– を (wo): direct object marker
– じゅんび しました (junbi shimaa): "prepared (did you)"
– か (ka): question marker

Translation: "Have you prepared the lasagna?"

### Tips to Remember:
– あなた: Commonly used to address someone as "you".
– は: Indicates the topic of the sentence.
– ラザニア: Similar to "lasagna" in English, so it's easy to remember.
– を: Direct object marker indicating what the action is being done to.
– じゅんび しました: "Did prepare," which comes from the verb じゅんび (junbi – "to prepare") and しました (shimaa – past tense of "to do").
– か: Turns the statement into a question.

### Alternate Ways to Say "Have you prepared the lasagna?":
1. ラザニア を つくりました か？ (Razania wo tsukurimaa ka?)
– "Did you make the lasagna?"
– つくりました (tsukurimaa) means "made" or "cooked".

2. ラザニア の じゅんび は すみました か？ (Razania no junbi wa sumimaa ka?)
– "Have you completed the preparation of the lasagna?"
– すみました (sumimaa) means "completed" or "finished".

3. ラザニア を じゅんび しています か？ (Razania wo junbi eimasu ka?)
– "Are you preparing the lasagna?"
– しています (eimasu) means "are doing" (present continuous tense).

### Romanized Characters:
– Anata wa razania wo junbi shimaa ka?
– Razania wo tsukurimaa ka?
– Razania no junbi wa sumimaa ka?
– Razania wo junbi eimasu ka?

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