Meaning of "レシュティ‐の‐みぞ" in the Japanese dictionary
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PRONUNCIATION OF レシュティ‐の‐みぞ IN JAPANESE
れしゅてぃ
レシュティ
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みぞ
resyuthi
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Definition of レシュティ‐の‐みぞ in the Japanese dictionary
Rösti's groove 【Rösti's groove】 "Rösti (R \u0026 # x00F6; sti) is a Swiss German-speaking home cooking name" Swiss German-speaking countries in multilingual countries and German-speaking people in the minority French-speaking countries in Switzerland A word expressing the difference in the way of thinking. There is a case that it appears distinctly in the result of the referendum. [Supplementary] Rösti is a representative dish representing Swiss German-speaking region, stir-fried potatoes in a frying pan and shaped like pancakes. From the place which is not eaten in the French-speaking world, the boundary line between the two linguistic spheres is called a groove of Rössy. It began to be used since the 1980's. レシュティ‐の‐みぞ【レシュティの溝】 《レシュティ(Rösti)はスイスの、ドイツ語圏の家庭料理の名》多言語国家のスイスで多数を占めるドイツ語圏と少数派のフランス語圏の住民の考え方の相違を表す語。国民投票の結果に際だって表れることがある。[補説]レシュティはじゃがいもの細切りをフライパンで炒めてパンケーキのような形にした、スイスのドイツ語圏を代表する料理。フランス語圏では食べられていないところから、両言語圏の境界線をレシュティの溝という。1980年代から使われ始めたという。
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