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Does this sound natural in Eglish?
I've seen how passionate you are about cooking and culinary arts, which is fantastic! It's clear that your love for this comes from a special place. Your mom would have been incredibly proud of the skilled chef you've become.
Does this sound natural in Eglish?
I've seen how passionate you are about cooking and culinary arts, which is fantastic! It's clear that your love for this comes from a special place. Your mom would have been incredibly proud of the skilled chef you've become.
I've seen how passionate you are about cooking and culinary arts, which is fantastic! It's clear that your love for this comes from a special place. Your mom would have been incredibly proud of the skilled chef you've become.
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Igen, ez a mondat természetesnek hangzik az angol nyelvben. A mondat kifejezi az elismerést és a tiszteletet a másik személy iránt, aki szenvedélyesen foglalkozik a főzéssel és a kulináris művészettel. Az "I've seen" kifejezés azt jelenti, hogy már korábban észrevetted a másik személy szenvedélyét. A "passionate" szó azt jelenti, hogy valaki szenvedélyesen, nagyon lelkesen foglalkozik valamivel. A "culinary arts" kifejezés a kulináris művészetekre utal, vagyis a főzés és az ételkészítés kreatív és művészi oldalára. A "fantastic" szó azt jelenti, hogy valami fantasztikus vagy nagyszerű. A "special place" kifejezés azt jelenti, hogy valami különleges helyről, érzésből vagy forrásból származik valaki szeretete vagy szenvedélye. A "skilled chef" kifejezés pedig azt jelenti, hogy valaki képzett, tehetséges szakács lett. Végül, a "incredibly proud" kifejezés azt jelenti, hogy valaki rendkívül büszke lenne valakire vagy valamire.
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@Roshiochan1 I guess you understand it but how natural does it sound to native ear? Is it the way you would say it?
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"I have seen how passionate you are about culinary arts(cooking) which is fantastic (great)! it's clear to me that your love for this comes(stems) from a special place. your mom(mother) would have been incredibly proud of the (skilled) chef you've become." I did some changes but for the most part it's natural. In my opinion, it depends on whether you are saying this to a friend/family member or to a strange. I guess what I'm trying to say is that it depends on how formal or casual you want to sound.
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@Roshiochan1 How about this?
I've seen how passionate you are about cooking and culinary arts, which is fantastic! It's clear to me that your love for this comes from a special place. Your mom would have been incredibly proud of you.
I've seen how passionate you are about cooking and culinary arts, which is fantastic! It's clear to me that your love for this comes from a special place. Your mom would have been incredibly proud of you.
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