What is the difference between 'tamago' and 'eggu'? Both seem like a fine translation for 'egg'....
Also I have found 2 words for milk: miruku and gyuunyuu. Which one is correct (for cow's milk). I think gyuunyuu literally translates to cow's milk, but would using miruku be okay in most situations? When would use one and not use the other?
Also for mouthwash, should I use mausuuosshu or ugaigusuri? Would it be good to learn both words?
By the way, is there a website that deals with these differences in Japanese words, so I don't have to keep asking the forum?
Thanks!
Also I have found 2 words for milk: miruku and gyuunyuu. Which one is correct (for cow's milk). I think gyuunyuu literally translates to cow's milk, but would using miruku be okay in most situations? When would use one and not use the other?
Also for mouthwash, should I use mausuuosshu or ugaigusuri? Would it be good to learn both words?
By the way, is there a website that deals with these differences in Japanese words, so I don't have to keep asking the forum?
Thanks!