ご飯

How it works

Time words come first: ご飯ごはん (meal) is tied to 前まえ (before) by の (of), and に (at) pins it to that moment — “before the meal”. Then を (object) marks 手て (hands) as what gets washed. The verb ends in the volitional 洗おうあらおう (let's wash), the plain “let's…” form that turns a plan into a friendly invitation rather than a command.