No. 2,402 in Japanese
ニンジン
Carrot.
In a sentence
私は昨日、スープにニンジンを入れました。
I put carrots in the soup yesterday.
In this sentence, 'ニンジン' refers to the vegetable 'carrot' as an ingredient in a dish.
このニンジンはとても新鮮ですね。
This carrot is very fresh.
Here, 'ニンジン' is used to describe an entire carrot, emphasizing its freshness as an object.
野菜を食べるとき、ニンジンは健康に良いとされています。
When eating vegetables, carrots are considered to be healthy.
In this context, 'ニンジン' refers to carrots in general terms, highlighting their health benefits as part of a dietary discussion.
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