Miso soup in Japanese 🇯🇵

みそしる info.

Tips to remember the Japanese word:
– Visualize a bowl of steaming miso soup while repeatedly saying "みそしる" (miso-shiru) to anchor the image and the word together.
– Break it down into parts: "みそ" (miso) and "しる" (shiru), which means soup or broth.
– Associate "しる" (shiru) with the English word "syrup" to remember that it is a liquid.

Explanations:
– "みそ" (miso) refers to the fermented soybean paste that gives miso soup its distinct flavor.
– "しる" (shiru) is a general term for soup or broth in Japanese.

Other words that mean the same thing:
– 味噌汁 (読み方: みそしる, romanized: miso-shiru) is the standard term.
– However, there are no direct synonyms for みそしる within the Japanese language; it typically stands alone to describe miso soup.

Alternate meanings and slang:
– There are no common slang uses or alternate meanings for みそしる. It specifically refers to miso soup.

Examples of sentences that use it:
1. 朝ごはんにみそしるを飲みました。
Romanized: Asa-gohan ni misoshiru o nomimaa.
Translation: I drank miso soup for breakfast.

2. みそしるに豆腐を入れました。
Romanized: Misoshiru ni tōfu o iremaa.
Translation: I put tofu in the miso soup.

3. 日本料理の中で、みそしるが一番好きです。
Romanized: Nihon ryōri no naka de, misoshiru ga ichiban suki desu.
Translation: Among Japanese dishes, I like miso soup the most.

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