30 ovos não duram uma semana! | Aprenda japonês

What's it like to prepare food and shop for a household with 9 children? In this continuation of Big Mama, we follow their morning routine and a trip to the supermarket in Japan. Want to learn Japanese with a step-by-step guide? Participate in Agora Vai: https://agoravai.nihongando.co.jp/ins... And, if registration has already closed, join the Nihongando waiting list: https://nihongando.co.jp/lista-de-espera 📖 Vocabulary from this video: 休日 (kyuujitsu) — day off 生活 (seikatsu) — routine, daily life ご飯 (gohan) — meal, food 朝ご飯 (asagohan) — breakfast ここで食べる (koko de taberu) — eat here 俺のやし (ore no yashi) — “because it’s mine”, regional form related to だし 〜くせに (kuse ni) — although / even though; used in a critical tone 踏む (fumu) — to step on うるさい (urusai) — noisy; “Be quiet” depending on the context そば (soba) — soba noodles 一気に (ikki ni) — all at once 茹でる (yuderu) — to boil in water 豚肉 (butaniku) — pork オクラ (okura) — okra 残り (nokori) — leftovers, remainders 卵 (tamago) — egg お調子者 (ochoushimono) — playful, someone who gets excited and makes jokes お手伝い (otetsudai) — help 料理 (ryouri) — food, cooking 運ぶ (hakobu) — to carry, to take 食器 (shokki) — dishes 食器洗い (shokki arai) — to wash crazy こぼす (kobosu) — pour 拭く (fuku) — clean, wipe 片付け (katazuke) — tidying 任せる (makaseru) — leave it up to someone 自転車 (jitensha) — bicycle スーパー (suupaa) — supermarket 買い物 (kaimono) — shopping 食材 (shokuzai) — ingredients, supplies 安い (yasui) — cheap もやし (moyashi) — bean sprouts 一人一つずつ (hitori hitotsu zutsu) — one for each person 足りない (tarinai) — not be enough 秒 (byou) — second 秒でなくなる (nakunaru byou) — ends in seconds 持たない (motanai) — not last 一週間も持たない (isshuukan mo motanai) — not even last a week でかい (dekai) — big, huge 大家族 (daikazoku) — large family 一食 (isshoku) — a meal 一食でなくなる (nakunaru isshoku) — finished in a single meal 甘口 (amakuchi) — mild, not spicy 辛口 (karakuchi) — spicy ハンバーグ (hanbaagu) — Japanese hamburger, molded meat 食費 (shokuhi) — food expenses えげつない (egetsunai) — absurd, brutal 大好き (daisuki) — to like very much, to love 買う物 (kau mono) — things you are going to buy 決まっている (kimatteiru) — to be decided だいたい (daitai) — approximately, more or less 金額 (kingaku) ​​— value, amount 終了 (shuuryou) — end, conclusion