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Do both sentences have the same meaning? 2017/8/31 16:52
[醤油を置いて食べます vs 醤油をつけて食べます]
Are both of these sentence the same?
What is the kanji for つけて? Thank you.

by Black Joker  

Re: Do both sentences have the same meaning? 2017/8/31 20:06
醤油をつけて食べます would be the right sentence to say "(we) eat it by adding soy sauce (to the food)."

The verb 置きます・置く in the first sentence is "place (something in a location)," "put (something down)," so it doesn't fit into this sentence.

For つけて for this meaning、it is 付けて, but we often write it as つけて.


There is a similar expression - some people might do this with some dishes -
醤油につけて食べます "(we) eat it by dipping (the food) in soy sauce," in which case the kanji for つけて for "dipping (into soy)" would be 浸けて.
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Re: Do both sentences have the same meaning? 2017/9/1 09:41
Thank you very much for replying.:D It helps me greatly.
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