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- Lucas: Welcome back to Learn Japanese with Fexingo. I'm Lucas, and with me is Luna. Luna: Hey everyone! Ready to do some kitchen review? Lucas: So in the last few episodes, we learned some kitchen tools. Let's go over them again. Luna: Yes, because I keep forgetting which is which. So, 包丁? That's the knife, right? Lucas: Exactly. 包丁 means knife. Say it with me, 包丁. Luna: 包丁. Like, cutting vegetables with a 包丁. Lucas: Nice. And next, the cutting board. まな板. Luna: まな板. So you use a 包丁 on a まな板. Lucas: Perfect. Now, two more. The pot. 鍋. Luna: 鍋. Like for making soup. 鍋. Lucas: Yes. And the frying pan. フライパン. Luna: フライパン. That's like for making pancakes. Lucas: Right. Let's practice all four: 包丁, まな板, 鍋, フライパン. Luna: 包丁, まな板, 鍋, フライパン. Okay, I think I got it. Lucas: Great. Now, a little scene. Imagine you're in a Japanese kitchen. You need to chop onions. You grab the 包丁 and the まな板. Luna: Right. 包丁 and まな板. Then you cook the onions in a 鍋 or a フライパン? Lucas: Good question. If you're making soup, use a 鍋. If you're stir-frying, use a フライパン. Luna: Ah, so 鍋 for soup, フライパン for stir-fry. Lucas: Exactly. Let's do a quick quiz. I'll say the English, you say the Japanese. Knife. Luna: 包丁. Lucas: Cutting board. Luna: まな板. Lucas: Pot. Luna: 鍋. Lucas: Frying pan. Luna: フライパン. Lucas: Perfect. You nailed it. Luna: Thanks. And hey, if Fexingo has been helping you remember these words, you might want to support the show. We keep it ad-free because of listeners like you. Lucas: Yeah, if you're finding it useful, you can buy us a coffee at buy me a coffee dot com slash fexingo. That really helps us keep going. Luna: So to wrap up, practice these four words: 包丁, まな板, 鍋, フライパン. Lucas: And try using them in a sentence. Like, この包丁は新しいです。This knife is new. Luna: Or, この鍋は大きいです。This pot is big. Lucas: Great examples. Keep practicing, and we'll see you next time on Learn Japanese with Fexingo. Luna: Bye for now!