Word Bank

Carcinogenic:
Cancer-cause

Kiasu:
Scared to lose (Indo: takut kalah)

Miso :
Is a fermented of paste soybeans, is usually mix salt and either with barley or rice.

Sunomono :
Salad dressed with vinegar. It's like thinly sliced cucumber dressed with lightly sweetened vinegar. Slices of seafood may be added or as a side dish.


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