Jim has learned to like Japan.とは 意味・読み方・使い方

Jim has learned to like Japan.

Jim has learned to like Japanese dishes.

He loves Japan and has been to Japan many times before.

Jane says that she loves Japanese food.

Susie loves Japanese music.

You liked Japan.

I like the Japanese language very much.

I like Japanese very much.

I gradually came to miss Japanese food.

I have now started missing Japanese food.

I like Japanese food.

To become good at Japanese, you must come to like Japan even more.

I like Japanese dishes.

I like Japanese food.

It is interesting how he learned Japanese cooking.

Does he like Japan?

I love that about Japan.

How do you like Japan?

I miss Japan.

So you've gotten used to Japan then.

Mr Colcott came to like Japanese food.

You will like Japan.

Have you got used to eating Japanese food yet?

Have you gotten used to eating Japanese food yet?

I miss the Japanese taste.

Do you like Japanese dishes?

It tastes like Japanese amazake.

In Japan, I often ate okonomiyaki.

How do you like Japan?

I like Japanese dishes.