Honestly...
I've never had a taste of 生ハム in my own country because I didn't even think I know it existed until I came to Japan.
And, I found myself severely addicted to it.
While I was trying to explain my love for 生ハム to a friend, in English,
I realized one thing.
I don't know what it's called in English.
When I looked through the dictionary, it says it's called "uncured ham".
Anyway, I had to use whatever I found on the dictionary to get through
my conversation, but it felt so wrong...
Sooooooooooo wrong to use words ('uncured ham') that I had no idea what it meant
and that I've never seen before.
Ahahaha~ ^_^
I Love Uncured Ham.
hmmm............微妙
3 comments:
hi beth!
i chanced upon your blog when i typed " kanagawa to tokyo " hahaha
*waves* i'm from singapore too!!
and i've never heard of NANA HAMU!
hahaha. i want to try it!
btw, does it take very long to travel from tokyo to 大和?
i want to go to CRAZY ABOUT JANE!
have u been there?
Hello Kelly_konomi~!!!
Thanks for reading my blog! And I wonder which Yamato your'e talking about. If you're talking about the "Yamato" in Kanagawa, then it should take less than 90 minutes ^_^
Nama-hamu, apparently, it's some kind of uncured ham known as prosciutto or something. Italian I think!
And what is this "crazy About Jane"??? o_O
it is smoked ham.
called Prosciutto in Italy
Rakkusuhamu. and yes it is delish.
and I was hoping you and your friends and loved ones are in good shape.
I was worried when i heard about the catastrophe
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