Jan. 1, 2022
What will I order at the restaurant?
New year, new me, I'll write although I've been on and off on writing anything.
New year promise done, next up, onto the question, I'll order whatever cheap, and delicious on the menu. If it has pho, I'll get pho. If it has bun bo, I'll get bun bo. And I don't usually go to restaurant because I can't control what they put inside their food or how they clean their bowl. So I only sometimes go to restaurant to support their newly opening restaurant or to taste new food. But not all Vietnamese are like me, if not, all restaurant will go bankrupt. My parent always talk about this after eating at a restaurant, so I also get infected.
I guess making food at home is the only way I'll feel safe. :))
<p>'pho' is 'phở'</p>
<p>'bun bo' is 'bún bò'</p>
<p>but english doesn't cared about little hat on top of character, also called caret, I think.</p>
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<p>The last sentence in the second paragraph, I use the word 'infected' because I couldn't find the right word. What I meant to say is my parents talk so much about it that I also think and talk about it; or very contagious.</p>
What will I order at the restaurant?
New year, new me, I'll write although I've been on and off on writing anything.
New year, new me,. I'll write although I've been on and off on writing anything.something, even though I've only been writing on and off.
New year promise done, next up, onto the question, I'll order whatever cheap, and delicious on the menu.
New year promise's resolution done, n! Next up, onto the question, I'll order whatever is cheap, and delicious on the menu.
If it has pho, I'll get pho.
If ithe menu has pho, I'll get pho.
If it has bun bo, I'll get bun bo.
If it has bun bo, I'll get bun bo.
You might be wondering why I changed the 'pho' sentence but not this one. It's because, in this sentence, we already know you're talking about the menu. So a pronoun is fine.
And I don'tI usually don't go to restaurants because I can't control what they put inside their food or how they clean their bowls.
So I only sometimes go to restaurant to support their newly opening restaurant or to taste new food.
So I only sometimes go to restaurants to support their newly opening restaurantm when they've recently opened or to taste new food.
But not all Vietnamese are like me, if not, all restaurant will go bankrupt.
But not all Vietnamese are like me, if not. If they were, all restaurants willould go bankrupt.
My parent always talk about this after eating at a restaurant, so I also get infected.
My parent always talk about this after eating at a restaurant, so I also geot infected.
I guess making food at home is the only way I'll feel safe.
:))
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What will I order at the restaurant? |
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New year, new me, I'll write although I've been on and off on writing anything. New year, new me |
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New year promise done, next up, onto the question, I'll order whatever cheap, and delicious on the menu. New year |
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If it has pho, I'll get pho. If |
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If it has bun bo, I'll get bun bo. If it has bun bo, I'll get bun bo. You might be wondering why I changed the 'pho' sentence but not this one. It's because, in this sentence, we already know you're talking about the menu. So a pronoun is fine.
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And I don't usually go to restaurant because I can't control what they put inside their food or how they clean their bowl.
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So I only sometimes go to restaurant to support their newly opening restaurant or to taste new food.
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But not all Vietnamese are like me, if not, all restaurant will go bankrupt. But not all Vietnamese are like me |
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My parent always talk about this after eating at a restaurant, so I also get infected. My parent always talk about this after eating at a restaurant, so I also g |
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I guess making food at home is the only way I'll feel safe. |
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:)) |
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