Oh, don't forget
Boku which I believe is "I'm" or "I am" for males.
Now, I have a major request for help. I hope Reid or someone can help me out! My sister recently bought a Japanese Dessert Recipe Book, and she wants to make a Chocolate Heart Shaped Cake. Unfortunately, she doesn't read Japanese, but she wants me to help her translate the recipe, because I know a little, and have all sorts of dictionaries and books, and stuff. But, it's HARD!!
There are sentences I don't understand and, the Japanese have a different measuring unit. Anyway, here are the sentences I need some help on:
Shokuriimu I think it might be "Sho" in the beginning, because the Kanji dictionary had different meanings for this character.
Okashi tsukurio hajimeru mae ni junbi I think it means something like, "Directions to prepare ahead for the structure of the cake"? Omigod, I don't know!
BTW, BowevelJoe, here's two words:
Shimatta means "Damn"
Kuzo means "S***"
