April 11, 2021
I worry about my health these days. So I've stopped going out for dinner. Cooking at home is better for my health because foods at restaurants taste strong for me.
最近自分の健康が気になります。だから夕食の外食を止めました。店の料理は確かに美味しいですが味が濃いので、自分で作った方が健康にはいいです。
I worry about my health these days.,
Cooking at home is better for my health because foods at restaurants taste strong for me.
What do you mean by "taste strong?"
Cooking at Home
I worry about my health these days.
So I've stopped going out for dinner.
You can make this one sentence if you want to!
"I worry about my health these days so I've stopped going out for dinner." :)
Cooking at home is better for my health because the foods at restaurants taste strongtoo rich for me.
Food is usually singular in English.
'Strong' would imply a strong flavour so I would pair it with 'too' for exaggeration. However, most people would say it tastes 'too rich' instead of strong :)
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Great job, no errors so I've offered a couple alternative word choices :)
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So I've stopped going out for dinner. So I've stopped going out for dinner. You can make this one sentence if you want to! "I worry about my health these days so I've stopped going out for dinner." :) |
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Cooking at home is better for my health because foods at restaurants taste strong for me. Cooking at home is better for my health because the food Food is usually singular in English. 'Strong' would imply a strong flavour so I would pair it with 'too' for exaggeration. However, most people would say it tastes 'too rich' instead of strong :) Cooking at home is better for my health because foods at restaurants taste strong for me. What do you mean by "taste strong?" |
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