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01-18-2017, 03:21 PM

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Originally Posted by Sangetsu View Post
I would probably say "Osaka no ryori wa oishi desu", or "ga suki desu" if I am saying that I like it.

Either of the sentences you used will work, though I hear the word "ryori" in such conversation more than I hear the word "tabemono".

A native speaker can probably tell you more in detail, maybe Radiokid or someone else can chime in.
Thank you Sangetsu. The first sentence (Oosaka wa tabemono ga oishiidesu) is from the book Minna no nihongo 2, and the second one is my made-up sentence that I wanna know if I can alternatively say it like that. Your version is better and simpler though.

P.S. For "tabemono" and "ryori" I think it's like when you say "kuruma" instead of "jidousha" (cars.) I feel like tabemono is a bit more informal and it's more likely that children say it than ryori(?) Just in my opinion.


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