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Ide_Bere
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Food vocabulary question
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Hello, I have a question. We are talking about countable and uncountable things in my class and my ss are learning vocabulary about food. We �re having a rally next week and they �re really excited about it. However, today I came across this picture but I don �t know how to say it in English. Would you be so kind and help me... In spanish these are called "brochetas" but I cannot find the translation.
Thank you in advance.
Bere
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4 Feb 2010
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mimau
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you can also call them skewers |
4 Feb 2010
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Mariethe House
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skewers are the spiky things , I think
Kebabs are more likely!
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4 Feb 2010
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light300168
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In Russian it is called " shashlyk". And as I know we don �t translate this word , just tranceliterate |
4 Feb 2010
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Yulia Mo
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in Arab world they call it kebab. And in russian it �s also kebab if made of minced meat. If it �s meat in big pieces - it �s shashlyk. But i think the word Kebab is more international
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4 Feb 2010
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MJ_Misa
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When I lived in England, we said - kebab
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4 Feb 2010
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kmtr
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Here in the US, we call it a shish-kebob. I call it delicious! |
4 Feb 2010
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izolda_62
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hi
how interesting it is!iam an Iranian,in Persian we call it "shishlik" it is akind of kebab! |
4 Feb 2010
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happy-Austrian
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It is interesting that in Russia this kind of food is called a shashlyk ! In Austria where German is spoken it is called Schaschlik with probably the same pronunciation as in Russian !
In English it is shashlik or shish kebab.......... |
4 Feb 2010
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libertybelle
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In the States it �s called shish kebab
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4 Feb 2010
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