Fragen über die Beispielsätze mit, und die Definition und Benutzung von "Taste"
Die Bedeutung von "Taste" in verschiedenen Ausdrücken und Sätzen
Q:
Was bedeutet I would like to know your tastes in terms of man, I speak physically, you have already told me about the personality?
A:
あなたはどんな男性が好きですか?
when they speak in regards to physically = 見た目...イケイメン、可愛い、体格
when they speak in regards to physically = 見た目...イケイメン、可愛い、体格
Q:
Was bedeutet do you have the same taste of colour with your friends??
A:
Do you have the same taste of colour with your friends?
It depends on what they mean by colour. Colour as in skin colour, or colour as in red, blue, green etc.
The question is asking if you and your friends like the same 'colour'
I hope this helped you, because I honestly don't know what they mean by colour; if it's just colours or something else.
It depends on what they mean by colour. Colour as in skin colour, or colour as in red, blue, green etc.
The question is asking if you and your friends like the same 'colour'
I hope this helped you, because I honestly don't know what they mean by colour; if it's just colours or something else.
Q:
Was bedeutet (taste) good kick?
A:
It usually means that it is fairly spicy.
Q:
Was bedeutet taste buds?
A:
It's our tongue. Divided into regions specifically responsible for sensing different taste like sweet, bitter, salty etc.
Q:
Was bedeutet taste is subjected ?
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Let me try to illustrate with examples. "Subjective" relates to personal opinions, emotions, and taste. If you say "my cat is the most beautiful cat in the world" , then you are being subjective. This is what YOU feel/think.
You would use "It depends" when different things are possible in different situations. If I ask you if you will accept a job offer, then you can respond "it depends on the salary", meaning that both options are possible (accepting or refusing the job) and that your decision will be based on how high the salary is. Hope this helps.
You would use "It depends" when different things are possible in different situations. If I ask you if you will accept a job offer, then you can respond "it depends on the salary", meaning that both options are possible (accepting or refusing the job) and that your decision will be based on how high the salary is. Hope this helps.
Beispielsätze die "Taste" benutzen
Q:
Bitte zeige mir Beispielsätze mit taste like.
A:
This cake tastes like chocolate cake.
This cake tastes like the cake we ate last week.
This meal tastes like something from a five-star restaurant.
This food used to taste like what my mother makes, but now it tastes horrible.
Last night's dinner tasted like what you made for me.
This cake tastes like the cake we ate last week.
This meal tastes like something from a five-star restaurant.
This food used to taste like what my mother makes, but now it tastes horrible.
Last night's dinner tasted like what you made for me.
Q:
Bitte zeige mir Beispielsätze mit an acquired taste.
A:
Coffee is an acquired taste.
Dark chocolate can be something of an acquired taste; most children prefer sweet milk chocolate.
Though I’ve tried it several times, natto is something I still don’t enjoy; I guess it’s just an acquired taste!
For many people, blue cheese can be an acquired taste.
Dark chocolate can be something of an acquired taste; most children prefer sweet milk chocolate.
Though I’ve tried it several times, natto is something I still don’t enjoy; I guess it’s just an acquired taste!
For many people, blue cheese can be an acquired taste.
Q:
Bitte zeige mir Beispielsätze mit broad taste.
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When it comes to movies, he has a pretty broad taste.
--->"he likes many kinds of movies"
I have a broad music taste.
--->[music taste] = [the type of songs you like to listen to]
--->"I like many kinds of songs"
My taste in men is quite broad.
--->"I like many kinds of men"
--->(in this context, liking a man has romantic/sexual connotations)
--->"he likes many kinds of movies"
I have a broad music taste.
--->[music taste] = [the type of songs you like to listen to]
--->"I like many kinds of songs"
My taste in men is quite broad.
--->"I like many kinds of men"
--->(in this context, liking a man has romantic/sexual connotations)
Q:
Bitte zeige mir Beispielsätze mit taste.
A:
"he has good taste" (tiene un senso artistico)
"this tastes very good" (Esto es muy sabroso)
"I like the taste" (Me gusta el sabor)
"this tastes very good" (Esto es muy sabroso)
"I like the taste" (Me gusta el sabor)
Q:
Bitte zeige mir Beispielsätze mit acquired tastes.
A:
@Koreakimchi: Just remember taste is the feeling your tongue feels when you eat. Flavor is the overall feeling your senses (smell, taste, touch) feel when you eat.
Ähnliche Wörter wie "Taste" und ihre Unterschiede
Q:
Was ist der Unterschied zwischen taste und flavour ?
A:
Taste is just the taste. It could be - sweet, sour, salt, bitter, and umami. whereas flavor is a wider experience involving the taste as well as the smell, texture, and expectation.
Q:
Was ist der Unterschied zwischen The taste of the grapes. und The grape's taste. und I don't know the city's mayor./ I don't know the mayor of the city. ?
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I would use the former in both scenarios. The latter are correct, but strange because there is not really possession. When taking about someone in a position of political power, "of" is used almost exclusively: "Wallis, duchess of Windsor, would like another cup of tea." "The mayor of the city passed away earlier today of unknown causes."
In terms of the grapes, "the taste of the grapes" is better than "the grapes' taste" mostly because the latter sounds exactly like "the grapes taste..." which can be confusing and take longer to process.
P.S. "The taste of the grapes" = "the grapes' taste" not "the grape's taste"
"the grape's taste" = "the taste of the grape"
In terms of the grapes, "the taste of the grapes" is better than "the grapes' taste" mostly because the latter sounds exactly like "the grapes taste..." which can be confusing and take longer to process.
P.S. "The taste of the grapes" = "the grapes' taste" not "the grape's taste"
"the grape's taste" = "the taste of the grape"
Q:
Was ist der Unterschied zwischen it's not my taste und It's not my cup of tea ?
A:
"it's not my taste." is first of all not completely correct, it should be: "it doesn't suit my taste." that and "it's not my cup of tea" essentially mean the same. however, the second is mostly used in the United Kingdom. it's a matter of preference which one you use.
Q:
Was ist der Unterschied zwischen it tastes good und it smells good ?
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It tastes good means you tasted it/the food went through your mouth. It smells good means you smelled the food/through your nose
Q:
Was ist der Unterschied zwischen taste und flavor ?
A:
This is a difficult question.
I would recommend studying native english sentences to truly know when to use them.
"Taste refers to the senses inside our mouth including our tongue.
Aroma occurs inside our noses and includes aspects in regards to our sense of smell.
Flavor is when taste and aroma converge"
'Taste is more versatile than flavor.'
Uses:
-It tastes great!
-It has a unique taste.
-I've never tasted something so good.
-It has a unique flavor.
-Coffee bean flavored ice cream.
-Which flavor would you like? (Chocolate, vanilla, strawberry)
My interpretation:
taste describes how the mouth perceives something
Flavor is more specific. It's a type of taste that helps differentiate from other tastes.
I would recommend studying native english sentences to truly know when to use them.
"Taste refers to the senses inside our mouth including our tongue.
Aroma occurs inside our noses and includes aspects in regards to our sense of smell.
Flavor is when taste and aroma converge"
'Taste is more versatile than flavor.'
Uses:
-It tastes great!
-It has a unique taste.
-I've never tasted something so good.
-It has a unique flavor.
-Coffee bean flavored ice cream.
-Which flavor would you like? (Chocolate, vanilla, strawberry)
My interpretation:
taste describes how the mouth perceives something
Flavor is more specific. It's a type of taste that helps differentiate from other tastes.
Übersetzungen von "Taste"
Q:
Wie sagt man das auf Englisch (US)? 支店によってラーメンの味が少し違います
The taste of ramen is different a bit depends on branches.
The taste of ramen is different a bit depends on branches.
A:
The taste of ramen differs slightly depending on the (branch) store.
Q:
Wie sagt man das auf Englisch (US)? ラーメンの美味しさはスープで決まる
The taste of the ramen is depend on its soup.
The taste of the ramen is depend on its soup.
A:
しかももう一つの気づいたことなんですが、is depend onじゃなくてdepends onが正しいです。
Q:
Wie sagt man das auf Englisch (US)? taste the authentic flavour of the Sardinian artisanal excellences combined with top quality wines. is it correct? thank you
A:
Schaue nach der Frage, um die Antwort zu sehen
Q:
Wie sagt man das auf Englisch (US)? I have good taste or I have good liking?(nothing seems quite right) for example about music. I have good taste in music
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"I have good taste in music" is right.
Q:
Wie sagt man das auf Englisch (UK)? I will taste it.
A:
Let me try it?
Andere Fragen zu "Taste"
Q:
Still, we talk about the taste of the fish on that day. klingt das natürlich?
A:
"Still, we talk..." is a teeny bit awkward and when I first read this I thought the tense was incorrect.
"We still talk..." is better if you are saying that currently you and your friend talk (reminisce) about the taste of the fish on that day.
(I really need to stop reading stories like this around dinnertime!)
"We still talk..." is better if you are saying that currently you and your friend talk (reminisce) about the taste of the fish on that day.
(I really need to stop reading stories like this around dinnertime!)
Q:
I interested in this taste klingt das natürlich?
A:
@kouki8721: "I'm" instead of "I" and it's natural! :)
Q:
I missed Japanese taste. (So, I cooked Japanese carry.) klingt das natürlich?
A:
I think you meant "curry" instead of "carry". It's better to say "taste of Japanese food" than to just say "Japanese taste".
Q:
we have similar tastes, so we got to be friends easily. klingt das natürlich?
A:
We have similar tastes, so we became friends easily ^^
Q:
I love your taste of arts! そのアートのセンス大好き。
He posted the picture he bought on SNS. Here is my response. klingt das natürlich?
He posted the picture he bought on SNS. Here is my response. klingt das natürlich?
A:
I love your taste in art.
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