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Which type of cuisine is your favorite?
If I need to pick one, I prefer Japanese, since I've eaten Japanese foods for a long time. There are many good dishes in Japan, Sushi, Tempura, Katsudon, and Ramen, I'll never get tied of foods in Japan. Other than that, I want to eat authentic Italian foods, and I would definitely drink an espresso.
Which type of cuisine is your favorite?
If I need to pick one, I prefer Japanese, cuisine since I've eaten Japanese foods for a long time.
There are many good dishes infrom Japan, S: sushi, Ttempura, Kkatsudon, and Rramen,. I'll never get tired of foods in from Japan.
I inserted a colon (:) since a list was being introudced.
"Food from Japan" has the nuance that the the aforementioned foods originated/came from Japan, but can be/are also eaten elsewhere around the world. "Foods in Japan" means that the foods exist in Japan which is technically true, but we would use it to modify or be more specific about the cuisine. For example: "American food in Japan"=food from the US that is eaten/served in Japan. You can also use [X food] in [city] as well. An example is if I'm in Tokyo wanting Indian cuisine, I would type "Indian food in Tokyo" into the search bar.
Other than that, I want to eat authentic Italian foods, and I would definitely drink an espresso.
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Great job!
Japanese food is definitely delicious. Sushi and tempura are some of my favorite Japanese dishes. It's kind of hard for me to choose, but I tend to prefer western foods even though I've also grown up eating Vietnamese foods at home. At school and going out I eat American/European cuisine. I'm also familiar with how those dishes taste, so it's easier for me to cook them and I enjoy cooking them.
If I neewere/ had to pick one, I preferwould prefer/ would pick Japanese food, since I've eaten Japanese foods for a long time.
There are many good dishes in Japan, Sushi, Tempura, Katsudon, and Ramen, I'll never get tired of foods in Japan.
i think you just mis typed lol its all good
Other than that, I want to eat authentic Italian foods, and I would definitely drink an espresso.
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this is still very good and fully understandable!!!!! also expresso??? thats crazy that tastes like gasoline to me
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Thank you very much for your careful correction.
It's very difficult to use "had" and "would" properly.
I love that gasoline-like espresso (lol)
Which type of cuisine is your favorite?
If I neehad to pick one, I prefer Japanese, since I've eaten Japanese foodsit for a long time.
"need" here feels a little unnatural. I would use "had" instead. "If I had to pick", "if I had to choose", etc are used quite commonly
The use of "Japanese foods" feels redundant here so you can substitute with "it"
There are many good dishes in Japan,: Sushi, Tempura, Katsudon, and Ramen,; I'll never get tied of foods in JapanJapanese food.
A full stop would work instead of the semicolon I used here, but since the two sentences are linked a semicolon makes sense
Other than that, I want to eat authentic Italian foods, and I would definitely drink an espresso.
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Japanese food is great, I had a Japanese curry for lunch today. I also enjoy Thai cuisine
yesterday
Thank you very much for your careful corrections.
You've taught me ways to express things in a more natural way, which has really helped me with my studies.
I hope more people around the world will try Japanese food.
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If I need to pick one, I prefer Japanese, since I've eaten Japanese foods for a long time. If I "need" here feels a little unnatural. I would use "had" instead. "If I had to pick", "if I had to choose", etc are used quite commonly The use of "Japanese foods" feels redundant here so you can substitute with "it" If I
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There are many good dishes in Japan, Sushi, Tempura, Katsudon, and Ramen, I'll never get tied of foods in Japan. There are many good dishes in Japan A full stop would work instead of the semicolon I used here, but since the two sentences are linked a semicolon makes sense There are many good dishes in Japan, Sushi, Tempura, Katsudon, and Ramen, I'll never get tired of foods in Japan. i think you just mis typed lol its all good There are many good dishes I inserted a colon (:) since a list was being introudced. "Food from Japan" has the nuance that the the aforementioned foods originated/came from Japan, but can be/are also eaten elsewhere around the world. "Foods in Japan" means that the foods exist in Japan which is technically true, but we would use it to modify or be more specific about the cuisine. For example: "American food in Japan"=food from the US that is eaten/served in Japan. You can also use [X food] in [city] as well. An example is if I'm in Tokyo wanting Indian cuisine, I would type "Indian food in Tokyo" into the search bar. |
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