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Originally Posted by Nathan
.... ちょっと... ちょっとちょっと。
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Seems my method didn't help!
But in casual writing and speech, we often use カミの毛 （かみのけ） instead of 髪 if that's any consolation.
Ok, here's my word of the day:
定食 （ていしょく） = a set meal
It often consists of
entree,
rice,
soup,
pickles, etc. There are many kinds of 定食 available at restaurants in Japan and they are usually priced very reasonably.
My favorite is the Teishoku of the Day at the corner restaurant in my neighborhood in central Tokyo. They give you a
two-item entree everyday and it's only 680 yen. Unbeatable!