My uncle's fiance is japanese. She told me that Sushi translates to "Special Occasion". I'm not sure if she was referring to a literal translation or if the kanji used to spell it were the actual characters for "special" and "occasion" (I'm leaning towards the latter because sushi is in fact spelled with two kanji as you can see form the link). In Japan, it is definitely not an everyday food like a burger is here... It's more comparable to a Filet Mignon or a cake (not that sushi is treated as a desert)
http://www.formosa-translation.com/chinese/s/ss285.html
sushi and steak
Sushi Sushi was created in 1991.
You may say 'oishii sushi,' written: おいしい寿司
sushi
In Spanish Sushi is actually just Sushi.
Maki sushi or makizushi is rolled into a tube and then cut into circles. This is the most common sushi you see. Hand roll sushi or temaki is a whole piece of seaweed wrapped around the ingredients in the shape of a cone. These are left as is and are not cut into smaller pieces like the maki sushi it.
the movie Monsters Inc.
Kimbap is like sushi.. Sushi is used as an appetizer and entree..
Sushi He likes Sushi. who doesn't like sushi???????????
Sushi originated in Japan.
Sushi is the correct spelling.
yes there is sushi in the us