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"With red bean paste in (it), it was really delicious!"
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June 2, 2015
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If you install a Japanese language IME you can type directly in hiragana, katakana or kanji from your keyboard. You computer may already have one installed - if not, Google search install Japanese IME and you should be able to find instructions from Microsoft.
ごはんとにくとたまごとレタスおたべました。 This sentence isn't wrong, but it implies that you ONLY ate rice, meat, eggs, and lettuce.
ごはんやにくやたまごやレタスをたべました。 By using the particle や it means "I ate such things as rice, meat, eggs, and lettuce" and implies that you ate other things besides that. It's useful for making lists or just if you want to give the person you are talking to an idea of what you did.