Fragen über die Beispielsätze mit, und die Definition und Benutzung von "Soy"

A: ​Yeah, I think it may have originated from a time when people thought that the consumption of soy products would lower testosterone or raise oestrogen levels leading to effeminate men (as well as other health concerns eg low fertility, dementia, cancer and so on).

But they have all been debunked and now considered to be myths or misconceptions.

A: Yes, but a particular kind. They are not trying to be effeminate, they are thought to have become effeminate by eating and drinking products that mimic estrogen like soy milk.

A: It is slang, usually said as a joke. A "soy boy" is a male who is not masculine. A boy who is a feminist, not athletic, and has probably never been in a relationship before.

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A: it means: I am from Lima, Peru's Capital

A: I'm handsome "pienso que soy guapo" I think I'm handsome "¿usted piensa que soy guapo?" do you think I'm handsome?

A: I’m very disappointed in you.

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A: "Low on soy sauce" just means you don't have much left. It doesn't say anything about how much you're using or if you think you'll use it all up soon.

"Running out of soy sauce" means that you don't have much left, and you're currently using it up, so that you will soon have none.

A: soy = soybean
soybean is a type of bean.
bean is a general term = 豆.

There are different types of beans.
black beans 黑豆
red beans 红豆

A: the first sentence means it was probably only a small amount of soy sauce.

In the second sentence "all over" means it was a large amount of soy sauce that spilled everywhere on the tablecloth

A: I'm a witch and I like my watch

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A: I'm Argentinian

A: I am a foreigner

A: Si te refieres en altura es "I'm Tall", si te refieres a Gordura es "I'm Fat", si solo te refieres a grandeza es "I'm Big".

A: It is lightly seasoned, so if you would like you can add soy sauce or salt.

A: Soy sauce*

A: I'd only make one change: "A little soy sauce packet just exploded ALL over me!"

A: You need to add a subject to the sentence. For example

Japanese food smells like soy sauce.
Or
Japanese people smell like soy sauce.

A: Edamame