I’m making “reading cards” for high school students.
This is one of them.
Could you enjoy reading?
Ken kaiko (開高健) saw Ajinomoto ― an artificial condiment developed long ago in Japan and whose name literally means “stock of flavor” ― being sold under the name Ajinotomo (“friend of flavor”) in Peru during a visit to the South American country.
But according to the novelist, Ajinomoto means “Don’t park your motorcycle there” in a local language. “Aji” means “there,” and “no” means “don’t park” and “moto” is “motorcycle,” Kaiko said.
But according to the novelist, Ajinomoto means “Don’t park your motorcycle there” in a local language. “Aji” means “there,” and “no” means “don’t park” and “moto” is “motorcycle,” Kaiko said.
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