パンが焦こげました

A short bilingual Japanese diary about baking bread a little too long and trying again more carefully next time.

Freshly baked bread with a slightly burnt top

パンを焼やきました。

I baked some bread.

でも、ちょっと焼やきすぎて、パンが焦こげました😱

But I baked it a little too long, and the bread got burnt.

焦こげましたが、おいしかったです✨

It got burnt, but it was delicious!

次つぎはもう少すこし気きをつけて焼やきたいです。

Next time, I want to be a little more careful when I bake it.

「焦げました」 is read 「こげました」 and means “got burnt.” The dictionary form is 「焦げる」.

Today's Words

  • 焼やくto bake; to toast
  • 焼やきすぎるto bake too long; to overbake
  • 焦こげるto burn; to become burnt
  • 気きをつけるto be careful

What You Can Practice

  • 「〜すぎる」 means “to do too much.” Here, 「焼きすぎて」 means “baked it too long.”
  • 「〜ましたが」 connects contrasting ideas. Here, the bread was burnt, but it was still delicious.
  • 「〜たいです」 expresses what someone wants to do. Here, 「焼きたいです」 means “I want to bake it.”

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