Let's talk about EATING in SPANISH

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Everyone eats, but not everyone eats the same things or in the same way. Practice your Spanish listening with this 100% Mexican Spanish podcast.
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@howardbrooks5548 4 месяца назад

She speaks so incredibly clear! Makes it so much easier to understand. Thank you

@dutchreagan3676 Год назад

As for your German friend at the conference in Cholula who cut his flauta with a knife; in Germany, the use of utensils means that you have 'mastered' them; that you're a 'grown up'; that you're an adult! Also note he held that fork in his left hand; knife in right hand; that's considered 'proper table manners. Eating with your hands is (in Germany) for kids. Of course, he didn't know Mexico so.... There's your cultural difference.

@kaih6560 2 месяца назад

And in Germany you empty your plate. You do not leave anything.

@clarencehammer3556 Месяц назад

I was once accused of eating the “European way” and havenever set foot in Europe. I was eating steak in a restaurant with someone. I held my fork in my left hand and cut the meat with the knife in my right hand and used the fork in my left hand to bring the piece of steak to my mouth. That is automatically the way I have always eaten and had never even heard of the “European way”. I was told that the “American way” is once you have cut the nest you are supposed switch hands with the fork. That to me is unnatural.

@dutchreagan3676 Месяц назад

@@clarencehammer3556 Use the eye-test. When you're overseas (or watch a movie) and you're in a 'classy' restaurant, WATCH how people use their utensils. That one is the most obvious. On the other hand, Euros are always mildly confuddled by all the %$#@! waterglasses Why? Normal people drink beer or wine with a meal! Water is for horses! (The only thing worse? Coffee WITH a meal. Absolutely disgusting!)

@sidstovell2177 Год назад

Buenos Días, Ana y David. Después de vivir 24 años en un lugar famoso para la comida local, aveces extraño la comida Tex-Mex. Mis amigos que viene del sur-este de los Estados Unidos no lo entienden. Pero, viví en California por casi 30 años y aprendí a disfrutar a Tex-Mex. Feliz Día de 'Boxing' de una Canadiense. 26/12/22 Muchísimas gracias.

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