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What language does the word sushi come from?
The word "sushi" comes from the Japanese language.
What language does sushi come from?
Japan.
How do you say sushi in japan?
Sushi. It is the same word, since we get it from the Japanese language.
What country do sushi come from?
Japan
What country is sushi come from?
Japan
When did sushi come to australia?
1989 i think
When did sushi come to the US?
a long time ago.
What country does shushi come from in china?
China is a country... Sushi orginated from Japan. The sushi today was made incredibly recently actually.
What sea does sushi seaweed come from?
The Great Sea of Wal-Mart.
Can you substitute sushi rice for arborio rice in risoto?
No, it wont come out right.
How come you can eat raw fish in sushi but when you just eat raw fish you can get samonella?
you can only eat certain fish raw, and they give you the safe kind in sushi
When did Sushi Cat 2 come out?
It was released. For further information, see the related link.
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