Yes that's pretty much all the book is. We have our neko friend
Nontan eating a banana. A 'usagi' eating a 'ninjin', a 'buta' eating a
'ringo', 'kuma' eating a 'mikan' and a 'tanuki' eating a 'ichigo'. Hehe.
-K
> I guess the pase has a picture of a rabbit eating something, and the
> book is supposed to be read by parents/teachers to children, hence
> the sentence.
>
> Generally, they don't use the second person (anata) in
> Japanese. "Desuka" is used in formal and polite speech.
>
> Kamui
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