In spanish, it's:
Queso blanco sabe bueno.
"Que tal si pruebas un sandwich de queso" translates to "How about you try a cheese sandwich" in English. It suggests a recommendation or invitation for someone to taste a cheese sandwich.
The phrase 'gosto do gôsto' is from the Portuguese language. The pronunciation is the following: GAW-shtoo doo GOH-shtoo. The word-by-word translation is as follows: 'gosto' means '[I] like'; 'do' means 'of the'; and 'gôsto' means 'taste'. The English equivalent therefore is the following: I like the taste.
grate The noodles are delicious because she tops them with freshly grated cheese. She will grate the cheese so the noodles will taste great.
you taste like chocolate
The Malayalam word "aswadana kurip" translates to "taste note" in English. It refers to a brief description or commentary about the flavors and nuances of a dish, often used in culinary contexts to highlight specific taste experiences.
Taste you
The translation of the Spanish phrase "Chistes Feministas" in English is simply Feminist Jokes. It is not political correct to make jokes about women or men which are of bad taste.
This is poetry. Therefore, I would directly translate it as 'taste of me'. I guess the sense is perfectly conveyed.
We say "gusto". As in "good taste": buen gusto or it can be also one of the five senses.
Spanish Food is A lot Spicier then English food. The Spanish also eat a lot of fish and Meat.
cuz its cheese man
Because its cheese
first eat fontinella and fortina cheese then u will understand whether any taste differences is there.
Nachos, Plain cheese melted in a bowl, crackers, toast, pretzels, and even fried potatoes taste good with cheese!
no, cheese has salt water for taste, so no
everything is good aobut cheese just TASTE IT
'fraid not