Breakfast Within Budget

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  1. Akira

    土曜の朝は、ここで朝ご飯にしよう。

    On Saturday morning, let's have breakfast here.

    Word meanings
    土曜
    Saturday · 土曜 is a common short form of 土曜日.
    の
    Links Saturday to morning.
    朝
    morning · 朝 means morning.
    は
    Marks Saturday morning as the topic.
    ここ
    here · Refers to the café where they are.
    で
    Marks where the action takes place.
    朝ご飯
    breakfast · 朝ご飯 means the morning meal.
    に
    With する, marks the meal or choice being decided on.
    しよう
    let's have · する → しよう; casual form suggesting something together.
  2. Kyo

    いいね。サンドイッチのセットにする?

    Sounds good. Shall we get the sandwich set?

    Word meanings
    いい
    good · いい expresses approval here.
    ね
    Adds friendly agreement.
    サンドイッチ
    sandwich · サンドイッチ means sandwich.
    の
    Links sandwich to the set meal.
    セット
    set meal · A menu combination sold together.
    に
    にする means to choose or decide on something.
    する
    get · する with に asks whether to choose this option.
  3. Akira

    うん。コーヒーも付いてるね。

    Yeah. Coffee comes with it too.

    Word meanings
    うん
    yeah · Casual agreement between familiar people.
    コーヒー
    coffee · コーヒー means coffee.
    も
    Adds coffee as another included item.
    付いてる
    comes with it · 付く → 付いている; casual contraction indicating something is included.
    ね
    Invites agreement about what is on the menu.
  4. Kyo

    あ、一人で千五百円だって。

    Oh, it says it's fifteen hundred yen per person.

    Word meanings
    あ
    oh · Signals suddenly noticing the price.
    一人
    one person · 一人 is read ひとり; here it identifies the price per person.
    で
    Marks the number of people covered by the price.
    千五百円
    1,500 yen · 千五百 plus 円 gives a price of fifteen hundred yen.
    だって
    it says · だ + quotation って; casually reports information from the menu.
  5. Akira

    思ったより高いね。ほかも見よう。

    That's more expensive than I expected. Let's look at other options too.

    Word meanings
    思った
    I expected · 思う → 思った, past plain form; here means what the speaker expected.
    より
    than · Sets the comparison against what was expected.
    高い
    expensive · 高い describes a high price here.
    ね
    Shares the reaction with the other person.
    ほか
    other options · ほか refers to other items on the menu.
    も
    Means to look at other options as well.
    見よう
    let's look · 見る → 見よう; casual suggestion to look together.
  6. Kyo

    トーストとコーヒーなら、八百円だよ。

    For toast and coffee, it's eight hundred yen.

    Word meanings
    トースト
    toast · トースト means toasted bread.
    と
    Joins toast and coffee.
    コーヒー
    coffee · The drink included in this cheaper choice.
    なら
    Introduces this option: if choosing toast and coffee.
    八百円
    800 yen · 八百 is read はっぴゃく; with 円 it gives the price.
    だ
    Casual statement ending identifying the price.
    よ
    Points out useful information to the listener.
  7. Akira

    それで十分だな。俺はそれにする。

    That's plenty for me. I'll get that.

    Word meanings
    それ
    that · Refers to toast and coffee.
    で
    Marks that option as sufficient.
    十分
    enough · 十分 means sufficient; read じゅうぶん here.
    だ
    Casual statement ending.
    な
    Adds a relaxed personal reaction.
    俺
    I · Casual masculine first-person pronoun used with a familiar neighbour.
    は
    Marks the speaker's own choice.
    それ
    that · Refers to the toast-and-coffee option.
    に
    にする marks what is chosen.
    する
    will get · する with に expresses deciding on an option.
  8. Kyo

    俺も。コーヒーはホットでいい?

    Me too. Is hot coffee okay?

    Word meanings
    俺
    me · Casual masculine first-person pronoun.
    も
    Shows the speaker is making the same choice.
    コーヒー
    coffee · The drink they are about to order.
    は
    Introduces coffee as the topic.
    ホット
    hot · ホット refers to the hot rather than iced drink option.
    で
    でいい asks whether this option is acceptable.
    いい
    okay · いい asks whether the suggested choice is fine.
  9. Akira

    うん。この画面で注文できるね。

    Yeah. We can order on this screen.

    Word meanings
    うん
    yeah · Casually agrees to hot coffee.
    この
    this · Points to the ordering screen in front of them.
    画面
    screen · 画面 means a screen or display.
    で
    Marks the means used to place the order.
    注文
    order · 注文 means placing an order for food or goods.
    できる
    can · 注文できる means can place an order.
    ね
    Shares the observation with the listener.
  10. Kyo

    じゃ、二人分選ぶよ。

    Then, I'll select enough for both of us.

    Word meanings
    じゃ
    then · Casual form of では, moving to the next action.
    二人分
    for two · 二人 + 分 means the quantity needed for two people.
    選ぶ
    select · 選ぶ means to choose; here, selecting quantities on the screen.
    よ
    Tells the listener what the speaker is about to do.
  11. Akira

    合計千六百円。これならいいね。

    Sixteen hundred yen in total. That works for us.

    Word meanings
    合計
    total · 合計 means the combined amount.
    千六百円
    1,600 yen · 千六百 plus 円 gives the total price for both orders.
    これ
    this · Refers to the total now shown on the screen.
    なら
    Introduces this amount as an acceptable alternative.
    いい
    works · いい means acceptable or fine here.
    ね
    Invites agreement that the price is acceptable.
  12. Kyo

    注文できた。少しゆっくりしよう。

    The order went through. Let's relax for a bit.

    Word meanings
    注文
    order · Refers to the food-and-drink order on the screen.
    できた
    went through · できる → できた; indicates they successfully placed the order.
    少し
    a bit · 少し indicates a short amount of time here.
    ゆっくり
    relax · ゆっくりする means to relax or take one's time.
    しよう
    let's · する → しよう; suggests relaxing together.

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