Multiple choice general knowledge foreign languages

I am hungry in japanese

  1. o kudasai.

  2. Onaka ga suite imasu.

  3. bangohan

  4. shokuji

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B Correct answer
Explanation

Onaka ga suite imasu is the polite way to say 'I am hungry' in Japanese. It literally means 'the stomach has become empty'. The other options: o kudasai means 'please give me', and the others mean dinner and meal respectively.