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Jan - Everyone's Pantry
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The book has a section about food avoidance...and food sourcing.
My husband doesn't like garlic:
So I set out to find the word garlic in many languages so he could avoid it.
He thought that waiters and cooks would think he especially likes garlic when he shows them the extensive list featured in the book. Read how we are overcoming this particular objection.
(It is difficult to add some fonts to the book. The following fonts are giving me trouble, so it's difficult adding any of the matching languages to the book.
The following words show up properly on my computer, so I am making a beginning of adding some words. How about yours? Do the scripts show up properly? If not and you want to read them, you may want to try accessing this page on public computers (ex: at the library). Many are configured for multiple languages when they were set up.)
garlic - Numbers 11:5
ثُّومَ - Arabic
蒜 syun(Cantonese); dà-suàn (Mandarin)- Chinese
마늘 - Korean
và tỏi - Vietnamese
Some people don't mind garlic and swear that it heals almost everything. The truth? Don't rightly know. I have my educated guesses.
In the event of Avian Flu will we be eating poultry or eggs?
"Cook the meat well!" is a Bible recommendation.
Science tells us at what temperature viruses die and how long we have to cook it. When birds are found visibly sick or dead, it also helps enormously when they are removed at once from the food pool altogether and disposed of 'properly'.
In the ethnic restaurants you eat at or while travelling can you communicate the following in the appropriate language?
I do not want...to eat...poultry.
I do not want...to eat...an egg.
or can you add any food to the sentence?
I do not want...to eat...________!
With the help of the book, you can now access tips of how to track down these words in 3 Bible verse sections in various language Bibles:
I can find:
"I do not want...to eat...garlic!"
in many languages for my beloved.
or even:
"I hate garlic!"
I prefer the neutral sentence to the angry one.
For those who love garlic, just take out the negative wording in "I do not want to eat garlic."
I want to eat garlic.
Dutch - Ik wil knoflook eten.
French - Je veux manger de l'ail.
German - Ich möchte Knoblauch essen.
Greek - Θέλω να φάω το σκόρδο.
Italian - Desidero mangiare l'aglio.
Spanish - Deseo comer el ajo.
Russian - Я хочу съесть чеснок.
A bilingual waiter can help you with improving any of your sentences, particularly with pronunciation. Many waiters will even give you special treatment, because you have shown interest in them and their culture.
Read the book to find out more.
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horseradish
Dutch - mierikswortel
French - raifort
German - Meerrettich
Greek - χρένο
Italian - rafano
Spanish - rábano picante
Russian - хрен
mint
la menthe - French
Minze - German
la menta - Italian
la menta - Spanish
German site with mint names and link to English page
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(The horseradish translations were obtained by the WorldLingo translator found on the ourchurch.com sponsored webpages.
On a family computer, the Japanese, Korean and Chinese fonts did not show properly. The Portuguese translation could be much better, so it was not included here.)
Go to the free e-book page to click the link to read the e-book.
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