N21679/1725

饂う飩どん

obsolete readingrarely used kanji formusually written using kana alonefoodcookingnounnoun (generic)

Reading

うどん

Meanings

udon, thick Japanese wheat noodles(explanation)

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Example sentences

昼ひるごはんにうどんを食たべました。

I ate udon for lunch.

寒さむい日ひには温あたたかいうどんが食たべたくなります。

On cold days, I want to eat warm udon.

このうどんはコシがあって本当ほんとうにおいしいですね。

This udon has a nice chewy texture and is really delicious.

関西かんさいでは薄口うすくち醤油しょうゆを使つかったうどんのだしが好このまれる傾向けいこうがある。

In the Kansai region, there is a tendency to prefer udon broth made with light soy sauce.

手打てうちうどんを自分じぶんで作つくってみたが、なかなかうまくいかなかった。

I tried making handmade udon myself, but it didn't turn out very well.

Related words

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上下じょうげ

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