Jan. 13, 2024
I Cooked
In my previous post, I wrote that I want to go to Taiwan and eat authentic bifun, aka rice vermicelli.
After that, I found a YouTube video which cooking bifun looked delicious, so I really cooked it myself.
I could cook quite delicious.
I’d like to cook it again.
昨日の投稿で台湾に行ってビーフンが食べたいと書いた。
その後で、YouTubeで美味しそうなビーフンのクッキング動画を見つけたので、実際に作ってみた。
なかなか美味しくできた。
また作ろうと思う。
I Cooked
In my previous post, I wrote that I want to go to Taiwan and eat authentic bifun, aka rice vermicelli.
After that, I found a YouTube video whichthat taught you how to cooking bifun, and it looked delicious, so I really cooktried it myself.
I could cookt was quite delicious.
Or you can say, "I could cook quite well."
I’d like to cook it again.
Jan. 15, 2024
Thank you for your corrections.
In my previous post, I wrote that I wanted to go to Taiwan and eat authentic bifun, aka AKA rice vermicelli.
After that, I found a YouTube video which made cooking bifun looked delicious, so I reactually cooked it myself.
I could cook quitean make food that's incredibly delicious. / I can cook well. / The bifun I made turned out delicious.
I am unsure of your exact intentions here, but I am assuming it's either about the bifun itself turning out delicious or your cooking skills being excellent in general.
I’d like to cookmake it again.
Jan. 15, 2024
Thank you for your corrections and comments.
Your comment made me why it wasn't make sense.
In my previous post, I wrote that I wanted to go to Taiwan and eat authentic bifun, aka rice vermicelli.
After writing that, I found a YouTube video which cooking bifun looked delicious, so I reallyof someone cooking delicious looking bifun, so I decided to cooked it myself.
I could cookmade it, and it was quite delicious.
I’d like to cookmake it again.
Using 'make' instead of cook can make sentences sound natural
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Some nice writing, good job!
Jan. 15, 2024
Thank you for your corrections and comments. They are very useful.
After that, I found a YouTube video whichere cooking bifun looked delicious, so I really cooked it myself.
I could cookwas able to make it quite delicious.
Jan. 15, 2024
Thank you for your corrections.
After that, I found a YouTube video which made cooking bifun looked delicious, so I really cooked itmade it for myself.
It sounds more natural.
I couldmanaged to cook quite a delicious meal.
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Glad it was tasty!
Jan. 15, 2024
Thank you for your corrections.
I Cooked
In my previous post, I wrote that I wanted to go to Taiwan and eat authentic bifun, aka rice vermicelli.
After that, I found a YouTube video in which cooking bifun looked delicious, so I reactually tried cookeding it myself.
I could cookwas able to make it quite delicious.
I’d like to cook it again.
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Nice!
Jan. 15, 2024
Thank you for your corrections.
I Cooked
In my previous post, I wrote that I want to go to Taiwan and eat authentic bifun, aka rice vermicelli.
After that, I found a YouTube video whichon cooking bifun looked deliciousdelicious-looking bifun, so I reactually tried cookeding it myself.
I could cookmanaged to make it quite delicious.
I’d like to cook it again.
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Good job (writing and cooking)!
Jan. 15, 2024
Thank you for your corrections.
In my previous post, I wrote that I wanted to go to Taiwan and eat authentic bifun, aka rice vermicelli.
After that, I found a YouTube cooking video in which cooking bifun looked delicious, so I really cooked it myself.
I could cookThe food I cooked was quite delicious.
I’d like to cook it again.
Jan. 15, 2024
Thank you for your corrections.
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