June 17, 2025
Red Hot Chili Peppers
Now It's raining, and I'll go to cook the dinner. In the afternoon, I cooked a new recipe: Black beans with salt, chili peppers, paprika, chives, onion and lemon. My family like the black beans. But they don't know that I use a lemon for the food. My sister and mother helped me with the lunch. My sister cooked the rice and my mother cooked the eggs.
After the lunch, I felt hurts in my hands. What's the wrong?: the chili peppers.
Pd: in this post. I speaked about REALLY chili peppers. And not about the musican band, Sorry.
Thanks for read this post.
Ahora esta lloviendo y yo voy a cocinar la cena. En la tarde, yo cocine una nueva receta, frijoles negros con sal, ajíes, pimentón, cebollín, cebolla y limón. A mi familia le gusto los frijoles negros. Pero no saben que use un limón para la comida. Mi hermana y mi madre me ayudaron con el almuerzo. Mi hermana cocino el arroz y mi madre cocino los huevos.
Después del almuerzo, yo sentí dolor en las manos. ¿Cuál es el problema?: los ajíes.
Pd: en este post hable sobre VERDADEROS ajíes. Y no sobre la banda musical, lo siento.
Gracias por leer este post.
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Tambien puedes escribir:
At the moment, it is raining. I'm going to cook dinner. Suena mejor así.
In the afternoon, I cooked a new recipe: Black beans withblack bean recipe, which included salt, chili peppers, paprika, chives, onion, and lemon.
I notice lots of Spanish speakers learning English like to use a colon ":" when listing things, but that isn't always needed. It's not wrong per se, but I think it flows better as I corrected.
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But tThey doidn't know that I used a lemon forin the food.
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You are speaking in the past tense, so "don't know" should be "didn't know".
My sister and mother helped me with thprepare lunch.
"Prepare" better explains what exactly your mom and sis helped with in regards to lunch.
My sister cooked the rice and my mother cooked the eggs.
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What's the wprongblem?
I think what would make more sense with what you are trying to say:
Why did they start hurting? The chili peppers were to blame.
: the chili peppers.
Pd: ip.s. In this post., I referenced real chili peppers, not the band. Sorry!
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Very well written. Just some small things. Everything you wrote makes sense. The edits I made would only make you sound more like a native English speaker.
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You could also say.....so instead of and.
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My sister and mother helped me with thmake lunch.
After the lunch, I felt hurts in my hands.
Now It's raining, and I'll go to cook the dinner.
It's raining now and time to cook dinner.
In the afternoon, I cooked a new recipe: Black beans with salt, chili peppers, paprika, chives, onion and lemon.
Earlier this afternoon, I cooked a new recipe: Black beans with salt, chili peppers, paprika, onion, chives and lemon.
My family like the black beans.
My family liked the black beans.
But they don't know that I use a lemon for the food.
Combine with the previous sentence:
My family liked the black beans but didn't know that I used any lemon.
My sister and mother helped me with the lunch.
My sister and mother helped with lunch.
My sister cooked the rice and my mother cooked the eggs.
After the lunch, I felt hurts in my hands.
After lunch, my hands started to hurt.
What's the wrong?
What happened?
: the chili peppers.
It was the chili peppers.
Pd: in this post.
Combining the sentences:
PS: In this post, I was talking about REAL chili peppers and not the band. Sorry.
Thanks for read this post.
Thanks for reading my post!
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Can you give me your recipe? I would like to make it.
If you want me to audio record these entries, I can do that.
June 18, 2025
Lo escribiré en español para evitar errores.
Necesitas:
1/2 kilogramo de frijoles negros.
3 cebollines.
1 cebolla mediana.
1 pimentón grande.
2 cucharas de sal.
4 dientes de ajo.
6 ajíes pequeños.
1 limón pequeño.
Pones a calentar los frijoles a llama alta con dos litros de agua hasta que ablanden, le debes echar mas agua si se secan antes de ablandar; exprimes el limón encima de los frijoles y picas los demás ingredientes lo mas finos posibles y después se los echas a las frijoles; esperas cerca de 15 minutos antes de apagarlas (o mas tiempo si quieres que los frijoles estén mas espesos).
Algunas cosas que aclarar es que somos seis integrantes en mi familia y nos consumimos el medio kilo de frijoles como acompañamiento de las comidas en 2 días; otra cosa es que no tenemos olla de presión, si tu tienes una se te va a ser mas fácil; otro detalle es que los ajíes le dan un toque picante por lo que tendrías que echarle menos ajíes si no lo quieres tan picante, y por ultimo y mas IMPORTANTE es que el limón afecta mucho el sabor, es primordial que sea pequeño y lo mas fresco posible para que no te queden amargos los frijoles.
June 18, 2025
¡Muchas gracias! Voy a probarlo este fin de semana.
Now It's raining, right now and I'llm going to cook the dinner.
In the afternoon, I cooked a new recipe: Bblack beans with salt, chili peppers, paprika, chives, onion and lemon.
My family liked the black beans.,
Add -ed if we're talking about something in the past
Bbut they don't know that I used a lemon for the food.
After the lunch, I felt hurtspain in my hands.
hurt is doler verses pain is dolor
What's the wrong?
Pd: in this post.
I speaoked about REALLYactual chili peppers.
Some verbs in english change depending when using past tense instead of adding -ed
And not about the musican band, Ssorry.
Thanks for reading this post.
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Enjoyed your story, good job and keep going :)
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What's the wrong? What's What's the wrong? What happened? What's the I think what would make more sense with what you are trying to say: Why did they start hurting? The chili peppers were to blame. |
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Now It's raining, and I'll go to cook the dinner.
Now It's raining, and I'll go to cook the dinner. It's raining now and time to cook dinner. Now It's raining, and I'll go to cook the dinner. You could also say.....so instead of and.
Tambien puedes escribir: At the moment, it is raining. I'm going to cook dinner. Suena mejor así. |
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In the afternoon, I cooked a new recipe: Black beans with salt, chili peppers, paprika, chives, onion and lemon. In the afternoon, I cooked a new recipe: In the afternoon, I cooked a new recipe: Black beans with salt, chili peppers, paprika, chives, onion and lemon. Earlier this afternoon, I cooked a new recipe: Black beans with salt, chili peppers, paprika, onion, chives and lemon. In the afternoon, I cooked a new recipe: In the afternoon, I cooked a new I notice lots of Spanish speakers learning English like to use a colon ":" when listing things, but that isn't always needed. It's not wrong per se, but I think it flows better as I corrected. |
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My family like the black beans. My family liked the black beans Add -ed if we're talking about something in the past My family like the black beans. My family liked the black beans. My family liked the black beans. My family To flow better, you could add an adjective in front of enjoyed to spice up the sentence, for example: thoroughly enjoyed or immensely enjoyed |
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But they don't know that I use a lemon for the food.
But they don't know that I use a lemon for the food. Combine with the previous sentence: My family liked the black beans but didn't know that I used any lemon.
Your OG sentence: Pero no saben que use un limón para la comida. You are speaking in the past tense, so "don't know" should be "didn't know". |
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I speaked about REALLY chili peppers. I sp Some verbs in english change depending when using past tense instead of adding -ed |
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Thanks for read this post. Thanks for reading this post. Thanks for read this post. Thanks for reading my post! Thanks for reading this post. |
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I told about REALLY chili peppers. |
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My sister and mother helped me with the lunch. My sister and mother helped me with the lunch. My sister and mother helped with lunch. My sister and mother helped me My sister and mother helped me "Prepare" better explains what exactly your mom and sis helped with in regards to lunch. |
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