最近、日本では１０度を下回る、寒い日が続いています
とはいっても、寒い国の人には大した気温じゃないかもしれません
それでも、比較的温暖な気候の日本では、冷蔵庫に入っているように思えるんです。
何とか温まりたい…そんな私のマイブームは、しょうが湯を飲むこと。
しょうが、というと辛いイメージを持っている国の方もいると思います。
ですが、日本の多くの生姜湯にはお砂糖が入っているので、とても甘くて、じんわりと身体があったまるんです。
蜂蜜を加えると、より一層おいしくなりますので、おすすめですよ。
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Translation / English
- Posted at 29 Jan 2014 at 21:59
Recently, cold days below 10 degrees celsius is continuing in Japan.
Although, it may not be that cold for people living in cold countries.
However, in Japan where the climate is relatively warm, it feels like you're in a fridge.
You really want to get warm somehow...I'm really into drinking hot ginger drinks nowadays.
I think some people live in a place where they tend to have a image of ginger being hot.
However, hot ginger drinks served in Japan mostly has sugar in it, so it's sweet, and slowly warms your body.
I recommend adding honey to it; it makes it more delicious!
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Although, it may not be that cold for people living in cold countries.
However, in Japan where the climate is relatively warm, it feels like you're in a fridge.
You really want to get warm somehow...I'm really into drinking hot ginger drinks nowadays.
I think some people live in a place where they tend to have a image of ginger being hot.
However, hot ginger drinks served in Japan mostly has sugar in it, so it's sweet, and slowly warms your body.
I recommend adding honey to it; it makes it more delicious!
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Translation / English
- Posted at 29 Jan 2014 at 22:07
Recently in Japan, we have some cold days, with temperature falling below 10 degrees.
However, for people living in colder countries, it's probably not an impressive temperature.
Still, in a relatively warm country like Japan, it feels like you're in the fridge.
I want to get warmer somehow... Therefore, my personal obsession is drinking ginger tea.
There are countries where people think that ginger gives out a spicy impression, I think.
However, in Japan, people usually add sugar to ginger tea, so it's very sweet, gradually warming your body up.
If you add honey, it gets even tastier, so it's recommended.
tsuaoi likes this translation
However, for people living in colder countries, it's probably not an impressive temperature.
Still, in a relatively warm country like Japan, it feels like you're in the fridge.
I want to get warmer somehow... Therefore, my personal obsession is drinking ginger tea.
There are countries where people think that ginger gives out a spicy impression, I think.
However, in Japan, people usually add sugar to ginger tea, so it's very sweet, gradually warming your body up.
If you add honey, it gets even tastier, so it's recommended.
