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  • Well, hello and welcome to this English lesson about food.

    こんにちは、そして食べ物についてのこの英語のレッスンにようこそ。

  • I've done lessons about food in the past and it is I think one of the most requested topics. So, I thought it would be fun to do another English lesson about food. I have done a few other ones. You can go back and watch those someday but uh in this English lesson about food, I'll talk about different ways to talk about preparing food. I'll talk about where you prepare food. I'll talk about what food tastes like a little bit and I'll talk about different ways to cook food or prepare food. So, once again, welcome to this English lesson about food. Um I think you'll enjoy it. To make or to prepare.

    過去にも食べ物に関するレッスンをしたことがあるが、最もリクエストの多いトピックのひとつだと思う。そこで、今回も食べ物に関する英語のレッスンをしたら面白いと思いました。他にも何回かやったことがあるんだ。でも今回の食べ物についての英語レッスンでは、食べ物を準備するときのいろいろな言い方について話します。どこで食べ物を準備するかについて話します。食べ物がどんな味なのか少し話して、食べ物を調理する、あるいは食べ物を準備するさまざまな方法について話します。それでは改めて、食べ物についての英語のレッスンにようこそ。き

  • When you talk about food, um you don't, well, if it's an apple, you can just eat it. You don't have to do anything to the apple but sometimes you need to make food or you need to prepare food. This coming weekend is Thanksgiving in

    食べ物の話をするとき、リンゴならただ食べればいい。リンゴに何かする必要はないけど、時には食べ物を作ったり、食べ物を準備したりする必要がある。今週末は

  • Canada. It's a holiday and so people will be going to other people's houses to celebrate and to eat food. That's what most people do when you celebrate. So, some people might need to make food or they might need to prepare food. We use both words interchangeably. If people were coming to my house, I would say, oh, I need to make food because my brothers and sisters are coming over. I need to prepare food.

    カナダ。祝日だから、みんな他人の家に行ってお祝いをしたり、食べ物を食べたりする。お祝いをするとき、たいていの人はそうするものだ。だから、食べ物を作る必要がある人もいるかもしれないし、食べ物を準備する必要がある人もいるかもしれない。私たちは両方の言葉を使い分けている。私の家に人が来るとしたら、「兄弟姉妹が来るから料理を作らなきゃ。と言うだろう。

  • Now, I didn't add this to the lesson but you can also order food. Maybe instead of making food, you just order food from a restaurant so that you don't have to make it but when you eat, like if you want a sandwich, you have to make a sandwich. You have to prepare a sandwich before you can eat it.

    さて、レッスンには追加しませんでしたが、食べ物を注文することもできます。料理を作るのではなく、レストランに注文して、作らなくてもいいようにするのです。サンドイッチを食べるには、サンドイッチを作らなければならない。

  • And you do this in one of two places. You can do it in a kitchen or a kitchenette. This might be a new word for you.

    これを行う場所は2つある。キッチンか簡易キッチンだ。これはあなたにとって新しい言葉かもしれない。

  • I'll explain it in a moment. A kitchen is the room in the house where you prepare food or make food. It's also the room in the house where you store food. You put food in your cupboards. You put food in your refrigerator. You put food in your freezer. This is where you keep food and make or prepare food and then also clean up after you have um eaten. You have to do the dishes or wash the dishes. A kitchenette is a small kitchen. Usually found in maybe an apartment or most often in a hotel room. When you stay in a hotel room, it might have a kitchenette. A kitchenette usually doesn't have a big stove or oven. It usually has a little microwave, a sink, and then a little tiny fridge. If you look and see the black thing under the counter, that is a small refrigerator and then usually a coffee maker. Um I don't see a kettle but most of the time, a kitchenette will have a kettle as well. So, a kitchen found in a house or apartment, a large-ish room where you can make or prepare food and keep all your food and then a kitchenette, a smaller area. When Jen and I travel, if we stay in a hotel, we try to get a hotel with a kitchenette so we can prepare our own food to uh save a little bit of money. Ingredients. So, when you want to make something, you need ingredients. If I want to make bread, the ingredients I need are flour, water, salt, butter, or oil, and yeast. I think those are the ingredients for making bread. Sometimes when you make things, it's far more complex. Uh you need to have uh ten or eleven ingredients in order to make it. I'm not sure what this person is making but it looks like they have all of their ingredients um cut up and ready to go. So uh I think they're gonna make maybe a little stir fry or something like that. I'm not sure but ingredients are the individual food items you need that you can combine to make something yummy. And you do that using a recipe. Now, maybe the recipe is in your head. Maybe when you make pancakes or when you make a meal for your family, you don't follow a recipe like this one. You in your head know, cook this for this long, mix this in, um dice this a certain way. You need two cups of this. Um but a recipe would be written instructions or instructions you have memorized on how to prepare a certain food item. The recipe for bread is to mix all the ingredients and to knead the dough, let the dough rise, knead the dough again, let it rise, and then bake it in the oven. But a recipe would be written instructions for how to make something. I'm always looking for new recipes. I like trying new food and it's fun to follow a new recipe and make something new or prepare something new. And usually you will find recipes in a recipe book. Sometimes people will have recipes on little cards like a recipe card. It's a small piece of paper about this size. But most of the recipes that Jen and I use are in recipe books. Sometimes we'll buy a new recipe book and we'll try making different types of food using that recipe book. Um we don't have one called our family recipes. My, yeah, you know, if my sister gave me recipes, they would be amazing but I don't have a lot to say about the rest of my family. Actually, my older brother might have some good recipes as well. He's a pretty good cook.

    少し説明しよう。キッチンは家の中で食べ物を準備したり作ったりする部屋です。また、食品を保管する部屋でもある。食器棚に食品を入れる。冷蔵庫に食品を入れる。冷凍庫にも食品を入れる。食品を保管し、食品を作り、調理し、食べた後の後片付けをする場所でもある。食器洗いや皿洗いをしなければなりません。キチネットは小さなキッチンです。通常、アパートやホテルの部屋にあることが多い。ホテルの部屋に泊まると、簡易キッチンが付いていることがあります。簡易キッチンには通常、大きなコンロやオーブンはありません。小さな電子レンジとシン

  • So, let's talk a little bit about that. When you have food and you heat the food, we usually use the verb to cook.

    では、そのことについて少しお話ししましょう。食べ物を持っていて、その食べ物を温めるとき、私たちは通常cookという動詞を使います。

  • So, you cook food. Um and this is kind of a general term. If people are coming over, I need to cook some food, okay? I need to put it in a pan. Um I'll talk about the different ways that you can cook or prepare food but generally, cook refers to using heat to prepare the food so that it is edible so that it is yummy and tasty. So, this person has decided to cook some sort of pasta dish. Um that is the verb, the general term that we use when talking about cooking or preparing food with heat. So, over a fire or on the oven or in the oven or on the stove or even on a barbecue, you can cook some food. And then, after you do this, the food is cooked and this is an interesting word as well because sometimes you'll say, oh, I don't think this food is completely cooked. If you don't cook food long enough, it can be undercooked.

    それで、料理を作るんだ。これは一般的な言い方だけど。人が来るなら、何か料理を作らないといけない。鍋に入れる。料理にはいろいろな方法がありますが、一般的に料理とは、熱を使って食べ物を調理し、おいしく食べられるようにすることです。だから、この人はパスタ料理を作ることにした。この人はパスタを調理することにしたんだ。火にかけたり、オーブンで焼いたり、コンロで焼いたり、バーベキューで焼いたり。そして、そうした後に、食べ物は調理される。この言葉も興味深い。十分な時間をかけて焼かないと、火が通っていないこともある。

  • So, when you cook food, when you're done, the food is cooked. So, you could say this, oh, I cooked a lot of food. You know, the the more I say this word, the funnier it sounds to be. I cooked a lot of food because uh I have a lot of people coming over to eat today. And this is the opposite of raw. Some food you eat raw. When you eat something raw, it means that it is not cooked at all. We eat bananas, raw, carrots, a lot of vegetables you can eat raw. You don't eat meat raw. Although you can eat some seafood raw. But usually when we talk about raw food, we talk about food that you can eat without cooking or food that is uncooked. Okay, let me explain that a bit. These are raw vegetables. You can eat these. You can also have raw meat which means it has not been cooked and needs to be cooked, okay? So, you can eat raw vegetables but you should definitely cook raw meat before you eat it. Yummy. By the way, in this picture, my most favorite item would be the peppers. I like peppers. Green peppers are yummy. Uh I enjoy eating them. Okay, a couple of different ways you can use heat to prepare food. So, you can cook food, the general term. You can also bake food.

    つまり、食べ物を料理するとき、料理が終われば、その食べ物は調理されたことになる。だから、あなたはこう言うことができる。この言葉は言えば言うほど面白く聞こえる。今日はたくさんの人が食べに来るから、たくさん料理を作ったんだ。そして、これは生の反対だ。生で食べる食べ物もある。生で食べるということは、全く調理していないということだ。バナナも生で食べるし、ニンジンも生で食べられる野菜はたくさんある。肉は生では食べない。魚介類は生で食べられるものもある。しかし、通常、生食といえば、調理せずに食べることができる食べ物、

  • So, when I think about baking, I usually think about cookies, muffins, bread. Those are the kinds of things we bake. You follow a recipe. You, like I said with bread, you do everything you need to do and then you bake it in an oven. So, generally, when you bake something, I think it's usually something made with flour. Um you could do a casserole as well but when I think of baking like I think last night, one of my kids baked some cookies. Um this weekend, I might bake some bread. Um when I think about pizza though, I would probably use cook. I'm going to cook a pizza in the oven. You might say bake but generally, I think of this kind of food when I about bake. Fry, deep fry, air fry. Let's back up to fry. When you fry something, the first thing I think of is an egg and

    だから、お菓子作りといえば、クッキーやマフィン、パンを思い浮かべる。そういうものを焼くんだ。レシピに従って作る。パンで言ったように、必要なことをすべてやって、オーブンで焼く。だから、一般的に何かを焼くときは、小麦粉を使ったものが多いと思う。キャセロールでもいいんだけど、お菓子作りのことを考えると、昨日の夜、子供たちがクッキーを焼いたんだ。今週末はパンを焼こうかな。ピザのことを考えるときは、cookを使うかな。オーブンでピザを焼く。焼くって言うかもしれないけど、一般的に焼くっていうとこういう料理を思い浮かべ

  • I think of a frying pan. So, a frying pan is a very low pan and generally, we fry things like this. Like, you might fry an egg for breakfast. You might fry some bacon. Uh you might fry a grilled cheese sandwich even though it has the word grill in it. But generally, anytime you use this type of pan, we almost always use the verb fry. So, um I haven't eaten yet today. I actually ate way too much food last night.

    フライパンを思い浮かべる。フライパンはとても低い位置にある鍋で、一般的にはこのように炒める。朝食に卵を焼くとか。ベーコンを焼くかもしれない。グリルチーズサンドイッチを焼くかもしれない。でも一般的に、このタイプのフライパンを使うときはいつでも、ほとんどの場合fryという動詞を使います。それで、今日はまだ食べていないんだ。実は昨日の夜、食べ過ぎたんだ。

  • So, I'm not even hungry but if I was to eat um later, I would probably fry an egg. There's something also uh called to deep fry. When you deep fry something, you have hot oil and you put the food in the oil in order to cook it in order to prepare it. Um when I think about deep frying, I think of things like french fries. French fries are made from potatoes and then you deep fry them in oil in order to cook them. It makes food very very crispy. You can also deep fry fish. I think these might be chicken wings. So, um last night, I actually had some chicken wings at a restaurant.

    だから、お腹が空いているわけでもないんだけど、後で食べるとしたら卵を焼くかな。揚げ物と呼ばれるものもある。揚げ物をするときは、熱い油を使って、その油の中に食材を入れて調理するんだ。揚げ物について考えるとき、私はフライドポテトのようなものを思い浮かべます。フライドポテトはジャガイモからできていて、それを油で揚げるんだ。とてもカラッと揚がるんだ。魚を揚げることもできる。これは手羽先かな。昨晩、レストランで手羽先を食べたんだ。

  • They were very very yummy but they would be deep fried.

    とてもおいしかったけど、揚げてしまうんだ。

  • Basically, really really hot oil, 350 degrees Fahrenheit or 400 degrees Fahrenheit and you put the food in it and it cooks and it cooks the food very very quickly and there's something called to air fry. Now, you can buy an air fryer and you can air fry your food. It's supposed to be healthier than deep frying your food. We don't have an air fryer but people we know who have air fryers say they are amazing. It allows you to cook meat or even french fries and other things so that it tastes like you deep fried it but not but without all of the oil that comes with it. So, maybe someday, the biggest problem with an air fryer is they're not very big and we still prepare food. We make food for a lot of people. As you know, I have five kids. I still have two living at home right now and so we have to prepare rather large meals. You can also barbecue or grill. This is very common in Canada in the spring and the summer and fall. It's less common in the winter but there are people who will barbecue in the winter. They don't mind standing outside wearing a winter coat and a winter hat and cooking food on a barbecue. So, by the way, you could call this a barbecue. This type you could also call a grill and it also works as the verb. I'm going to barbecue some hamburgers. I'm going to grill some hamburgers. I'm going to barbecue some hot dogs. I'm going to grill some hot dogs. When I visited Brent last summer, we went to his brother's place and his brother barbecued some food for us and it was very very yummy. Roast. So, when you cook meat in an oven, we usually use the word roast and this piece of meat here is actually called a roast as well. So, don't get too confused but I could buy a piece of meat and I could roast it in the oven. So, I'm going to put it on a pan or in a pan depending on how you like to do it and then you put it in the oven at a certain temperature and then you roast it. So, yes and this that is actually also called a roast. Roast beef. You can boil food. So, when I think about boiling food, you can boil eggs, you can boil noodles, you can boil rice.

    基本的には、華氏350度または400度の本当に熱い油で、その中に食材を入れて調理する。エアフライヤーを買えば、食材を揚げることができます。揚げ物をするよりもヘルシーなはずだ。私たちはエアフライヤーを持っていないが、エアフライヤーを持っている知り合いはすごいと言っている。肉やフライドポテトなどを、揚げたような味に仕上げることができる。だからいつか、エアフライヤーの最大の問題は、あまり大きくないこと。たくさんの人のために料理を作るんだ。ご存知のように、私には5人の子供がいます。今はまだ2人が家にいるので、わり

  • Anytime you put food into water that is boiling in order to cook it, we use the word boil. So, when water gets to 100 degrees Celsius or 212 degrees Fahrenheit, I think it starts to bubble and steam comes off it. By the way, it depends where you are. I think at sea level, water boils at 100 degrees.

    調理するために沸騰したお湯に食材を入れるときは、いつでもボイルという言葉を使う。つまり、水が摂氏100度、華氏212度になると、泡が立ち始め、蒸気が出てくると思います。ところで、それは場所にもよります。海抜では、水は100度で沸騰すると思います。

  • Again, this is not a science lesson but I do know about boiling food. So, you heat water up in a pan when it starts to boil or even before but when it starts to boil, maybe you put in noodles or you put in rice or however you cook things and then you boil it for a certain amount of time and it will be cooked and ready to eat. We mostly boil noodles and sometimes we boil eggs. Those are the two things that we boil the most often. You can also steam food. Jen and I haven't done this for a while but we used to steam broccoli or we would steam rice. These are yummy looking dumplings. You can steam them as well. This means you are cooking the food with steam. So, when water boils, steam rises from the water as it boils and that steam is very very hot and you can use that steam to cook things. So, you basically have a pan of boiling water and then you might have another little pan that goes in the top of that pan and the steam comes through and cooks things. Steamed broccoli is quite yummy. Actually, steamed vegetables are really good. We should find our steamer. We have a we have a little rice cooker food steamer. We should find that somewhere because that is a yummy yummy way to cook food. And then of course, sometimes you cook food for too long and then food is burnt. So, this toast is burnt. It was in the toaster for too long and so it started to turn black. So, this is a burnt piece of toast.

    繰り返すが、これは科学の授業ではないが、食べ物を茹でることについては知っている。沸騰し始めたら、あるいは沸騰する前でも、鍋でお湯を沸かし、麺を入れたり、ご飯を入れたり、どんな調理法でもいい。私たちはたいてい麺を茹で、ときどき卵を茹でる。茹でることが多いのはこの2つです。蒸すこともできる。ジェンと私はしばらくやっていませんが、以前はブロッコリーを蒸したり、ご飯を蒸したりしていました。これはおいしそうな餃子だね。蒸すこともできる。つまり、蒸気で調理するということだ。水が沸騰すると水蒸気が立ち上り、その蒸気はと

  • We also sometimes have food that's overdone or overcooked.

    また、焼き過ぎや焼き過ぎの料理を食べることもある。

  • I'm not going to say who but as a child, when I had cooked vegetables, they were often, the person making them often overcooked them. I like my green beans. Usually, we boil beans. That's another thing we boil. I usually boil them for two or three minutes and they're still quite bright green and a little bit crunchy. These beans in my opinion are a little bit overdone. They're a little bit overcooked. Whoever made these beans cook them for too long in my opinion. Some people like their beans to be a pale green like that but not me. I like things to be cooked just right and I don't think I have a slide for this but you can also have food that's undercooked. So, overcooked means you cooked it for too long. Undercooked means you didn't cook it long enough. So, you might say, oh, this pasta is isn't soft. It's undercooked or this boiled egg is isn't fully cooked inside. It's undercooked. Okay, let's talk briefly about the types of meals. In the morning, you eat breakfast. Around the middle of the day, you eat lunch. At night, you have either supper or dinner depending on what part of the English speaking world you live in. We use both words. Like, what time do you wanna have supper? What time do you wanna have dinner? And then you can also have a snack and a pick me up. So, let's go back to the beginning. Breakfast is the food you eat in the morning.

    誰とは言わないが、子供の頃、野菜を煮たものを食べると、作る人がよく煮すぎていた。私はインゲンが好きだ。普通は豆を茹でる。これも茹でるんだ。いつも2、3分茹でるんだけど、まだ緑が鮮やかで、ちょっと歯ごたえがある。私の意見では、このインゲンはちょっと茹ですぎ。ちょっと茹ですぎだ。この豆を作った人が誰であれ、私の意見では長く煮すぎだ。淡い緑色の豆が好きな人もいるが、私は違う。私はちょうどよく調理されたものが好きで、このためのスライドはないと思うが、調理が不十分な食べ物もある。加熱しすぎというのは、加熱時間が長す

  • It's actually a combination of two words, break and fast. A fast is when you don't eat food for a certain amount of time. Some people fast because they would like to lose weight.

    実は、break(休憩)とfast(断食)という2つの単語を組み合わせたものだ。断食とは、一定時間食べ物を食べないこと。ダイエットのために断食をする人もいる。

  • Some people fast for religious reasons. Maybe you fast for a day or two for religious reasons and then breakfast is actually two words, break fast to break your fast. So, basically, you don't eat at night because you're sleeping.

    宗教的な理由で断食をする人もいる。宗教的な理由で1日か2日断食をして、それから朝食というのは実は2つの言葉があって、断食を断ち切るための断食なんだ。だから、基本的に夜は寝ているから食べない。

  • So, it's kind of a fasting state. You're you're the opposite of eating is fasting. And so, when you get up in the morning, you have breakfast in order to stop that. So, that's where that word came from. Typical breakfast in Canada would include eggs, maybe bacon, toast, bagels. We don't besides bacon, maybe sausage. Like, meat's not a super popular food for breakfast but also people will go through a drive-through. So, they might get a coffee. They might eat a donut for breakfast although that's considered unhealthy and people try to avoid that. Um probably the most common fast food at breakfast from a restaurant would be a breakfast sandwich. So, an egg with bacon and cheese, maybe on a biscuit or on an English muffin. I don't wanna go into too many details. For me, a typical breakfast might be some oatmeal, maybe some cereal, an egg, maybe some toast. Although lately, I don't eat breakfast as often as I used to. Lunch.

    つまり、一種の絶食状態だ。食べることの反対は絶食なんだ。だから、朝起きたら、それを止めるために朝食をとる。それがこの言葉の由来なんだ。カナダの典型的な朝食は、卵、ベーコン、トースト、ベーグルなどだ。ベーコン以外にソーセージは食べない。朝食に肉はあまり好まれませんが、ドライブスルーを利用する人もいます。コーヒーを飲むかもしれない。朝食にドーナツを食べるかもしれませんが、それは不健康だと考えられているので、みんな避けようとします。レストランの朝食で最も一般的なファストフードは、朝食用のサンドイッチでしょう。卵

  • Lunch is the meal that you eat in the middle of the day. You might pack a lunch in the morning and take it to school or work with you or you might buy lunch. You might go out for lunch with some colleagues. A colleague might say, hey, you wanna go for lunch at 1230? And you'll say, sure. By the way, you can go out for lunch or go for lunch. Here in Canada,

    昼食は一日の真ん中に食べる食事である。朝、お弁当を作って学校や職場に持っていくかもしれないし、お弁当を買ってくるかもしれない。同僚とランチに出かけることもあるだろう。同僚が、12時半にランチに行かないか?と言われたら、「いいよ」と答える。ちなみに、ランチに出かけることも、ランチに行くこともできます。ここカナダでは、

  • Lunch often consists of sandwiches. Um people will get bread and they will put um you know lettuce or tomato. If they eat meat, they might put some sort of meat on the bread. They might have peanut butter. They might have jam um but uh sandwiches are still a fairly common item to eat for lunch.

    昼食はサンドイッチが多い。パンを買ってきて、レタスやトマトを挟む。もし肉を食べるなら、パンに肉を挟むかもしれない。ピーナッツバターを塗るかもしれない。ジャムを挟むこともあるけれど......それでもサンドイッチは、ランチに食べるものとしてはかなり一般的なものだ。

  • Something that's made with bread and something that uh you can eat quickly and on the go and it's easy to take with you as well. And then supper or dinner. So this is probably one of the bigger meals of the day. This is the meal that might take the longest to prepare. In Canada, people eat a variety of foods for supper or for dinner. They might eat something where they have meat, potatoes. If they're vegetarian, they might have beans. Uh they might have hummus. They might have pizza. They might have hamburgers.

    パンを使ったもので、外出先でもすぐに食べられて、持ち運びも簡単なもの。それから夕食。これは一日の食事の中で最も大きな食事のひとつだろう。準備に一番時間がかかる食事です。カナダでは、夕飯や夜食にいろいろなものを食べます。肉やポテトを食べるかもしれない。ベジタリアンなら豆を食べるかもしれない。フムスを食べるかもしれない。ピザを食べるかもしれない。ハンバーガーを食べるかもしれない。

  • They might have, I can't think of, they might have soup. They might have stew. They might have fresh bread with um cheese.

    スープがあるかもしれない。シチューがあるかもしれない。チーズ入りの焼きたてのパンがあるかもしれない。

  • There's just a variety of things that people eat for dinner and a common question would be, what would you like for dinner? That's something you hear quite often. Uh even at work, someone might say, what do you, what are you having for dinner tonight? I need some ideas for what I want to make and the other person might say, oh, we're having spaghetti or we're having lasagna uh or we're having soup because it's getting colder here. So, soup will become much more common and then a snack. A snack is just something you eat between meals. So, if there are three meals in the day, if that's how you like to eat breakfast, lunch, and supper, maybe in the middle of the morning, you get a little bit hungry. So, you have a snack, maybe a cookie, maybe a granola bar, maybe a banana, maybe an apple, you might have a healthy snack but a snack is just a little bit of food in the middle of the day because you're feeling a little bit hungry. Um it might be coffee time at work. Some people have a coffee break in the morning and so they might have a cup of tea or a cup of coffee and a little snack and then there's also something called a pick me up which is it's a snack that you eat when you need some energy. Yesterday, Jen and I uh were selling flowers at market and we worked for about three hours without eating and we didn't have time to stop for supper but we needed a little pick me up. Uh so I I went and bought a couple empanadas and we ate them. So, it wasn't like a full meal but it was something that just um helped us to feel get a little bit of food in our stomachs. Groceries. This is a general term for the food that you buy and even uh to the point where we call the store where you buy groceries, a grocery store. So, I regularly go to the grocery store. We sometimes call it a supermarket. I go there to buy groceries. So, when you go to a clothing store, you go to buy clothes. When you need food, you go buy groceries. You go to a grocery store or supermarket. Um our grocery stores have almost everything in Canada. There's a produce section where they have fruit and vegetables. There's a bakery usually in the grocery store. There's canned food, food in boxes. There's milk. There's frozen food. Everything you want for um eating is found in a grocery store um and pretty I was gonna say pretty reasonably priced although food has gotten quite expensive here in Canada recently in the last year or two. Someone who loves food is called a foodie.

    人々が夕食に食べるものは実に様々で、よくある質問は、夕食に何がいい?ってよく聞かれるよね。職場でも、誰かが「今日の晩御飯は何にする?何を作ろうかアイデアが欲しいんだけど、相手は、ああ、スパゲッティにするか、ラザニアにするか、それとも寒くなってきたからスープにするか、と言うかもしれない。だから、スープが一般的になり、それからスナックになる。スナックとは、食事と食事の間に食べるものです。朝、昼、晩と3食食べるのが好きな人は、午前中に少しお腹が空くかもしれない。そこでスナック菓子を食べる。クッキー、グラノーラバ

  • I think we talked about this word in a previous lesson. If you know someone who loves to cook and is really good at it and they love to go out to eat and they're always talking about food, we might call that person a foodie. Someone who really really enjoys eating food, talking about food, watching videos about food, making food, um definitely talking about food would be a big one and then of course when you are done eating, you have to do the dishes or wash the dishes. You can use either term. You might do the dishes by hand in the sink. You might wash the dishes by hand. You might put the dishes in the dishwasher which we still might use the phrase do the dishes but we might just say we need to clean up and put the dishes in the dishwasher. When I think of doing the dishes, I actually think about scrubbing and rinsing and drying the dishes. If food is sour, it's like when you eat a lemon. Lemons are sour. It makes you make a face like that. It's a little different than bitter. Bitter means like cabbage is kind of bitter. Um so if a lemon is sour, cabbage is bitter. Some raw vegetables are a little bit bitter. Um I would say sour and bitter are are closely related but if you think about it, I would say a lemon is sour, cabbage is bitter. Sometimes if you harvest vegetables too early, they will be bitter which means they don't have as much natural sugar in them as they normally would. And then of course, we have sweet which means something has a lot of sugar in it. Um I like candies. I like brownies. This is a brownie. Uh we would call that. I like cookies. Those are all things that are very sweet. As I mentioned last night, one of my kids made cookies, chocolate chip cookies. They used white sugar, brown sugar, chocolate chips. It's a very sweet thing to eat. And then of course, there are things that are salty. So, chips, pretzels, popcorn, all of these have salt put on them and or have a lot of salt in them and so they are very very salty. In Canada, we use the word spicy and hot and spicy can mean two different things and hot can mean two different things. If I say something is spicy, I might mean that it has a lot of pepper in it and it's actually like burns my mouth. When I say something is hot, it can mean it has a lot of peppers and stuff in it or it can simply mean the food has been cooked and it's steaming because it's hot but uh I'm not someone who eats a lot of spicy or hot food. There are a lot of foods from other countries like

    この言葉については以前のレッスンでお話ししたと思います。料理が大好きで、得意で、外食が大好きで、いつも食べ物の話をしている人を知っていたら、その人をグルメと呼ぶかもしれない。食べ物を食べること、食べ物について話すこと、食べ物についてのビデオを見ること、食べ物を作ること、そして間違いなく食べ物について話すことを本当に楽しんでいる人。どちらの言い方を使ってもいい。シンクで手洗いするかもしれない。食器を手で洗うかもしれない。食器洗い機に食器を入れるかもしれない。それでも、do the dishesという表現は使

  • Indian food can be described as very spicy and it can be hot when you order Indian food, they might ask you if you want it uh extra spicy or like uh North American spicy. So, it's not as spicy but uh certainly uh spicy food. Yeah, like I like you can get hot wings like chicken wings that are hot. I don't mind those but II eat less hot food as I get older.

    インド料理はとてもスパイシーで、インド料理を注文するときに、エクストラ・スパイシーにするか、北米のスパイシーにするか聞かれることがある。それほど辛くはないけど、確かにスパイシーな食べ物だね。そうそう、手羽先とかも辛いよね。それは嫌いじゃないけど、歳をとると辛いものはあまり食べなくなるね。

  • Hopefully, I explained that well enough. We have vegetables and fruits. So, vegetables are anything that is green or red or leafy. It's usually something that's grown uh on a plant or maybe like carrots are in the ground. Uh vegetables are very very healthy and they like you can eat as many vegetables as you want in a day and you will not get fat.

    うまく説明できたかな?野菜と果物がある。野菜は緑や赤、葉っぱのあるもの。野菜は通常、植物の上で育つか、ニンジンのように土の中で育つものだ。野菜はとてもヘルシーで、一日に好きなだけ食べても太らない。

  • Okay. Maybe that's not totally true but definitely if you eat nine or ten vegetables a day and not very much bread or meat you will be nice and uh healthy I think. Uh fruits are of course things that grow on trees usually although some things like strawberries are fruits and they grow on plants but things like apples, bananas, oranges, uh limes, lemons, grapes, all of these things that are actually a little more sweet as well. Fruits tend to be sweeter than vegetables and some people have questions about the word fruit and the plural fruits. So, I was thinking about this.

    そうか。でも、1日に9個か10個の野菜を食べ、パンや肉はあまり食べなければ、健康的な体になると思うよ。果物というのはもちろん木になるものだけど、イチゴのように植物になるものも果物だけど、リンゴ、バナナ、オレンジ、ライム、レモン、ブドウなど、実はもう少し甘いものもある。フルーツは野菜よりも甘い傾向があり、フルーツという言葉や複数形のフルーツについて疑問を持つ人もいる。そこで、私はこんなことを考えていた。

  • When I go to the grocery store, there's a fruit and vegetable section. You can buy fruits and vegetables there. You can buy fruit and vegetables there. The word fruit, I tend to put an S on it sometimes and not others and I don't fully understand why. Like the doctor said, I need to eat my fruits and vegetables. So, there I would put it in the plural but when I talked about the grocery store earlier, I said there's a fruit and vegetables section or a fruit and vegetable section. So, little tricky. I'm not explaining it well but you have some freedom there. No one's gonna look at you funny if you don't pluralize fruit correctly in a in a sentence I don't think. You have grains. So, this would be anything made from wheat or rye or even rice or let me think of another grain.

    食料品店に行くと、果物や野菜のコーナーがある。そこで果物や野菜を買うことができる。そこで果物や野菜を買うことができる。果物という言葉に、私はSをつけるときとつけないときがある。先生が言ったように、私は野菜と果物を食べなければならない。だから複数形にするんだけど、さっき食料品店の話をしたときに、果物や野菜のコーナーがあると言ったんだ。だから、ちょっと難しい。うまく説明できていませんが、そこは自由です。文中のaでfruitを正しく複数形にしなくても、誰も変な顔はしないと思うよ。穀物もある。これは小麦やライ麦、

  • Barley, oats, all of those things are considered grains usually used to make things like bread or even different cereals. So, I don't eat as many grains as I used to. I the doctor told me I was eating too many carbohydrates and not enough protein. So, I eat a little less a little less grains. I gotta stop eating the cookies though. Lentils. So, lentils are kind of a new food to me. It's something that you can boil and they soften up and you can make really yummy dips with lentils. You can put lentils in your soup. They are I think what's called a pulse crop. Very popular in other parts of the world. Starting to become popular here in Canada and they're also relatively cheap. Like a big bag of red lentils is quite cheap. By the way, there's different kinds like red and green. I think there's even yellow. And then rice. I think one of the most common foods in the world. I think rice is probably eaten in every country of the world. I'm just guessing. Again, this is not a geography or science lesson. We eat rice a couple times a month. Um usually we eat white rice but we sometimes eat brown rice. Rice is something that you either cook uh by boiling or steaming and it's very very tasty. It's very tasty to eat rice with other foods. So, quite yummy. Then you have your meats. So, this could be anything from chicken to pork to beef uh to seafood. So, here we have I think this is salmon. Um so meat is of course food that comes from an animal and you have people in the world that will eat meat and you have people in the world that have decided to not eat meat. They are either vegetarian or vegan. Um I am someone who does eat meat um and I know I do have respect for people who don't.

    大麦、オーツ麦、これらはすべて穀物で、通常はパンやさまざまなシリアルを作るのに使われる。だから、以前ほど穀物を食べなくなった。医者から、炭水化物を摂りすぎていて、タンパク質が足りないと言われたんだ。だから、穀類は少し減らしている。クッキーはやめないとね。レンズ豆。レンズ豆は僕にとって新しい食べ物なんだ。茹でるとやわらかくなるし、レンズ豆でおいしいディップが作れるんだ。スープにレンズ豆を入れることもできる。レンズ豆はいわゆる豆科の作物だと思う。世界の他の地域ではとても人気があります。ここカナダでも人気が出始

  • Some people have decided not to but meat would be food that comes from animals generally that are raised on farms. So you will have beef, pork, chicken, um and or uh meat can come from fish as well. So, you might have salmon or tuna.

    そうしないと決めている人もいるが、肉は一般的に農場で飼育されている動物から取れる食品だ。だから、牛肉、豚肉、鶏肉、うーん、肉は魚からも取れる。だから、サーモンやマグロがあるかもしれない。

  • Uh there's a lot of different kinds of fish in the world. And then dairy. So, dairy is anything that's made from milk or that is milk. Okay, if I go to the dairy section in my grocery store, they will have uh cow's milk, sheep milk, goat's milk. Uh they will have butter. They will have cheese.

    世界にはたくさんの種類の魚がある。それから乳製品。乳製品とは、牛乳から作られたもの、または牛乳であるものを指します。食料品店の乳製品売り場に行くと、牛の乳、羊の乳、ヤギの乳が置いてある。バターもある。チーズもある。

  • Cheese made from cow milk or sheep's milk or goat milk.

    牛の乳、羊の乳、ヤギの乳から作られるチーズ。

  • Um there's a wide variety of things you can buy in the dairy section of the grocery store and it's usually all kept in a refrigerator. Um dairy uh goes bad easily. So, basically anything either milk or things that are made from milk. Cream as well. Canadians buy a lot of cream to put in their coffee.

    食料品店の乳製品売り場で買えるものは多種多様で、通常はすべて冷蔵庫に保管されている。乳製品は腐りやすいんだ。だから、基本的には牛乳か牛乳から作られたものなら何でも。クリームもそうです。カナダ人はコーヒーに入れるクリームをたくさん買います。

  • Then there is of course junk food. We use the term junk food to talk about any food that isn't good for you and usually food that you can eat without having to cook or prepare it.

    そしてもちろんジャンクフードもある。私たちはジャンクフードという言葉を、体に良くない食べ物や、調理しなくても食べられる食べ物のことを指す。

  • So, chips, these might be called crisps depending on what kind of English you are learning. Chocolate bars, candies, all of the things that you can buy. We also say that are ready to eat. So, you just open the package and eat it.

    だから、チップス、これはあなたがどんな英語を学んでいるかによってクリスプと呼ばれるかもしれない。チョコレート・バーやキャンディーなど、買えるものはすべてそうです。すぐに食べられるものもそう言います。パッケージを開けて食べるだけです。

  • Um and usually food that isn't good for you. It's usually high in sugar. It usually has a lot of fat in it or oil. It's just not healthy or good for you. Then we have kind of the complete opposite. We have organic food. Organic food is food that is grown without using any pesticides or herbicides or chemical fertilizers. So, let me explain that. You can grow a tomato and you can put chemical fertilizer and you can spray the tomato plant to kill the insects and you can spray the soil to kill the weeds. In that situation, the tomato is not organic. Or you can grow a tomato using basically pulling weeds with your hands. Um covering it with a net so insects can't get at it. Um and then maybe using some sort of organic uh supplement instead of fertilizer. So, organic food. Supposed to be healthier for you. Although it depends on what studies you look at. My view is this. If you want organic food, grow a garden. You get organic food. It's healthier in a lot of ways. You get some sunshine, you get time outside, a little bit of exercise, and you get free food. Well, you gotta buy the seed. Health food is a term we use to talk about food that is healthy for you. So, usually when you say, I'm going to eat mostly health food, you're going to eat a lot of vegetables. You're gonna eat a lot of fruit. Uh you're going to eat healthier meats like maybe seafood which has less fat in it. Basically, food that is good for you. And then we have fast food which is food that you buy from a restaurant and generally food that is prepared very quickly or is already ready for you when you get there. So, things like hot dogs and french fries and hamburgers and pizza in North

    そして、たいていは体に良くない食べ物だ。たいてい糖分が多い。脂肪分や油分も多い。健康に良くないし、体にも良くない。それとは正反対のものもある。オーガニック食品だ。オーガニック食品とは、農薬や除草剤、化学肥料を使わずに栽培された食品のことです。では、それを説明しよう。トマトを栽培し、化学肥料を施し、虫を殺すためにトマトの株に散布し、雑草を殺すために土に散布することができます。その場合、トマトはオーガニックではありません。あるいは、基本的に手で雑草を抜きながらトマトを育てることもできます。ネットで覆って虫が入

  • America, in Canada, we would call that fast food. At lunch,

    アメリカ、カナダではそれをファーストフードと呼ぶ。昼食時

  • I can go to town and I can go through a drive-thru and get a hamburger in less than five minutes. We call that fast food. I can go to the pizza shop and get a slice of pizza and they'll have it ready for me in two minutes. They have them all cooked and in a big like warming rack. I can get a slice of pizza. Uh if I want shawarma, I can go. There's not one in our town but there there are a lot more uh of those types of restaurants around. Really fast. They slice the meat off. They put it in a pita or another um uh flatbread um really yummy but fast food. Fast, convenient but not necessarily healthy.

    街に行ってドライブスルーを通れば、5分もかからずにハンバーガーが食べられる。私たちはそれをファーストフードと呼んでいる。ピザ屋に行ってピザを買えば、2分で用意してくれる。ピザ屋に行けば、ピザが焼かれ、保温ラックのような大きなラックに入っている。ピザを一切れ買えるんだ。シャワルマが食べたければ、シャワルマに行けばいい。うちの町にはないんだけど、その手のレストランはもっとたくさんあるんだ。本当に早い。肉をスライスしてそれをピタとか平たいパンに挟んで......すごくおいしいんだけど、ファストフードなんだ。早く

Well, hello and welcome to this English lesson about food.

こんにちは、そして食べ物についてのこの英語のレッスンにようこそ。

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