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Como falar sobre programas de culinária em inglês
Nesta semana, use programas de culinária como ponto de partida para conversar em inglês. Você vai aprender a descrever pratos e compartilhar suas opiniões com amigos.
Frases que você pode usar
The aubergine looks really tender.EUA: The eggplant looks really tender.
A berinjela parece estar bem macia.
Aubergine é mais usado no inglês britânico; eggplant, no americano.
The flavours sound interesting.EUA: The flavors sound interesting.
Os sabores parecem interessantes.
Sound indica uma impressão baseada no que você ouviu.
I'd love to try that.
Eu adoraria experimentar isso.
It looks a bit tricky.
Parece um pouco complicado.
I like how they present the dish.
Gosto de como eles apresentam o prato.
I wouldn't add that much salt.
Eu não colocaria tanto sal.
The judges seem impressed.
Os jurados parecem impressionados.
Would you give it a go?EUA: Would you give it a try?
Você experimentaria?
Give it a go é mais comum no inglês britânico; give it a try, no americano.
Um roteiro de prática para o seu nível
I watched a cooking show with a friend. The aubergine looked really tender. I like how they present the dish. The flavours sound interesting. I'd love to try that. My friend likes spicy food, but I don't. We talked about the food after the show.
I've been watching a cooking show, and I really enjoy seeing what people make. I like how they present the dish, even when it's something simple. The flavours sound interesting, and I'd love to try some of the food at home. One dish had aubergine and a spicy sauce. It looked delicious, although I wouldn't add that much salt. My friend thought it looked easy, but I think it looks a bit tricky. Would you give it a go?
I've been watching a cooking competition lately, and I keep thinking about the dishes afterwards. I like how they present the dish, but I'm more interested in whether the flavours actually work together. There's something satisfying about watching someone turn ordinary ingredients into a meal that looks special. I saw an aubergine dish that I'd love to try, though it looks a bit tricky to make at home. The judges seem impressed when someone does something creative, but I sometimes wonder if a simpler approach would taste just as good. I was talking about it with a friend, and we both fancied trying our own version. I wouldn't add that much salt, though. Would you give it a go?
Erros comuns
Em vez de I want to prove that dish.
Diga I want to try that dish.
Para falar em provar comida, use try; prove significa comprovar.
Em vez de I like how they present the plate.
Diga I like how they present the dish.
Dish se refere à preparação culinária; plate é o prato físico.
Em vez de The dish has a taste interesting.
Diga The dish has an interesting taste.
Em inglês, o adjetivo geralmente vem antes do substantivo.
Esta lição foi preparada com ajuda de IA e revisada pela equipe do Cuenook.