Tsukuru(つくる) -“to make” or “to create” / Japanese Word

Sora

Ke-ki wo tsukutta koto ga arimasu ka?

Have you ever made (bake) a cake?

Kotone

Hai. Arimasu.

Yes, I have.

Kyonen ookina ke-ki wo tsukuri masita.

I made a big cake last year.

Sora

Hontou desuka?

Really?

Tanjoubi ke-ki wo tsukuru yotei desu.

I’m going to make a birthday cake.

Tetsudatte kureru?

Can you help me?

Kotone

Iiyo! Watashi mo ke-ki wo tsukuritai!

Yeah, I want to make cakes, too!

Sora

Arigatou!

Thank you!

Origami de tsuru wo tsukuri masu

I make a crane with origami.

Onigiri wo tsukutte iru

He’s making rice balls.

Watashi wa inu no
ie wo tsukurenai

I can’t make dog house.

Ken wa gohan wo tsukutta koto ganakatta ga kyou
hajimete tsukutta.

I had never made a meal,
but I made for the first
time today.

Yorugohan wo mada tsukutte inai.

I have not made dinner yet.

Kukki~ wo tsukuro~!

Let’s make cookies!

Kotoshi wa Osechi
ryori wo tsukuri masen.

I don’t make Osechi
New Year meal this year.

Isoide tsukure!

Make it quickly!

Make it quickly! tsukutta koto ga nai.

I have never made a robot.