they cook food in front of you on teppanyaki grills.
they cook food in front of you on teppanyaki grills.
where do they cook food in front of you?
teppanyaki grills
teppanyaki









































the "teppanyaki" grills are called teppan and are typically propane-heated, flat-surfaced, and are widely used to cook food in front of guests at restaurants. teppan are commonly confused with the "hibachi" barbecue grill, which is called shichirin in japanese and has a charcoal or gas flame and is made with an open grate design. with a solid griddle-type cook surface, the "teppanyaki" is capable of cooking small or semisolid ingredients such as rice, egg, and finely chopped vegetables.









































section::::origin.
teppanyaki
more class 1 verb examples:









































yaha-va "i made/ am making."









































ls.make









































ya-m-ba "i will make."









































ls.pot.make









































o-n-doyeŋ "you will dance."









































2s.pot.dance









































class 2 verb examples:









































yaha-dum "i worked/ am working."









































1s.work









































ya-n-dum "i will work."









































1s.pot.work









































i-n-dum "he will work."









































3s.pot.work









































class 3 verb examples:









































yaha-ŋgabom num "i am cooking food."









































1s.cook food









































ya-ŋgabom num "i will cook food."









































1s.cook food









































class 4 verb examples:









































yahu-mu "i am resting."









































1s.rest









































te ya-mu "i will rest."









































pot 1s.rest









































te i-tuŋ "he will find."









































pot 3s.find









































ha-tuŋ "he found."









































3s.find









































section::::grammar.:verbs:.:person markers:.









































actual tense: verbs in action, completed, or habitual.
hote language