Multiple choice softskills business skills

What we say "breakfast" in Japanese

  1. Karejji

  2. Bunka

  3. asahan

  4. hirugohan
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Explanation

In Japanese, 'breakfast' is 'asahan' (朝飯) - combining 'asa' (morning) with 'han' (meal/boiled rice). This is the standard term for the morning meal. The other options are incorrect: Karejji (college), Bunka (school/culture), hirugohan (lunch).

AI explanation

Among the four options, only 'asahan' relates to breakfast. In Japanese the standard words for breakfast are asagohan (朝ごはん) or choshoku (朝食), while 'asahan' is a casual transliteration of 朝飯 (asameshi/asahan), 'morning meal.' The distractors rule themselves out: hirugohan (昼ごはん) means lunch, Bunka means culture, and Karejji is just 'college' (from English). So even though the spelling 'asahan' is non-standard/incomplete versus 'asagohan,' it is unambiguously the intended and only viable breakfast answer here. The DB key is right; the flag is a transliteration nitpick, not a wrong option.

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