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I love Tuna Fish.
I like using hot dog buns for my tuna I seasoned.
How to cook it put chopped onions, tuna, and mayonnaise in a bowl.
All you do is that put the onions, tuna, and mayo in a bowl and mix them.
I add as much mayonnaise as I like.
I put tuna I seasoned in hot dog buns and bake them, and I love eating them with Coke Zero.
but sometimes I get bored with them, so I use “Chikuwa” and “mayonnaise” when using “Chikuwa” leave out the onion.
This is so good too.
私はツナが大好き。
私は味付けしたツナにホットドッグのバンズを使うのが好きです。
味付けはみじん切りをした玉ねぎとツナとマヨネーズです。
それをボールに入れて混ぜて、マヨネーズは私が好きなだけ入れます。
そしてツナをホットドッグパンに挟んでトースターで焼いてゼロコーラと一緒に食べるのが好きです。
たまにツナに飽きるので、竹輪とマヨネーズでパンに挟んで焼いて食べます。
これも美味しいです。
I love Tuna Fish
I love Tuna Fish.
I like using hot dog buns for mythe tuna I seasoned.
How tTo cook it, I put chopped onions, tuna, and mayonnaise in a bowl.
All you (need to) do is that put the onions, tuna, and mayo in a bowl and mix them.
It just sounds more natural to me with "need to" or "have to", but it is fine without.
I add as much mayonnaise as I like.
I put the tuna I seasoned in hot dog buns and bake them, and I love eating them with Coke Zero.
but sometimes I get bored with them, so I use “Chikuwa” and “mayonnaise” when using “Chikuwa” leave out the onioninstead.
The " when using “Chikuwa” leave out the onion." part doesn't seem to be in your Japanese version, maybe it is in your earlier version?
This is so good too.
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I think you would make a good cook as you seem very adventurous with your food!
I lLove Tuna Fish
I love Ttuna Fish.
Just "tuna" is more natural here.
I like using hot dog buns for mythe tuna I seasoned.
How to cook it: put chopped onions, tuna, and mayonnaise in a bowl.
All you do is that put theneed to do is put onions, tuna, and mayo in a bowl and mix them.
I put tuna Ihe seasoned tuna in hot dog buns and bake them, and I love eating them with Coke Zero.
but sometimes I get bored with themwant to change it up, so I use “Chikuwa” and “mayonnaise” w. When using “Chikuwa”, leave out the onions.
Quotes aren't really necessary here.
Alternatively:
but sometimes it gets a little boring so I use Chikuwa and mayonnaise. When using Chikuwa, leave out the onions.
This is so good too.
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うまそうですね!Your post made me hungry (笑)
I lLove Tuna Fish
I love Ttuna Ffish.
I like using hot dog buns for my tuna that I seasoned.
The "that" isn't necessary, but can help clarify that "tuna" and "I season" are connected.
How to cook it: put chopped onions, tuna, and mayonnaise in a bowl.
Alternatively: "The way you cook it is by putting chopped onions..." (With this type of construction, other actions will be in present progressive as well: "putting ... in a bowl and mixing them together")
All you do is that put the onions, tuna, and mayo in a bowl and mix them.
I add as much mayonnaise as I like.
I put tunahe tuna that I seasoned in hot dog buns and bake them, and. I love eating them with Coke Zero.
bBut sometimes I get bored with them, so I might use “Chikuwa” and “long with the mayonnaise” w. When using “Chikuwa”, leave out the onion.
The "might" isn't necessary, but I think a conditional works well here.
"along with the" isn't necessary either, but could be good for clarifying that the mayonnaise is not a *new* addition.
This is soquite good too.
Usually, I would use "so" as an adverb in very simple interjections (sentences that might be yelled or exclaimed). Like, "This cake is so good!"
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Well written! Hope this helps, and keep up the good work!
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How to cook it put chopped onions, tuna, and mayonnaise in a bowl. How to cook it: put chopped onions, tuna, and mayonnaise in a bowl. Alternatively: "The way you cook it is by putting chopped onions..." (With this type of construction, other actions will be in present progressive as well: "putting ... in a bowl and mixing them together") How to cook it: put chopped onions, tuna, and mayonnaise in a bowl.
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but sometimes I get bored with them, so I use “Chikuwa” and “mayonnaise” when using “Chikuwa” leave out the onion.
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