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Old August 05, 2009, 11:00 AM
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Creo que "bol" es una palabra en español que es influenciada por el inglés. Aunque se usan por muchas personas, creo que no son reconocidas como palabra "oficial" en los diccionarios.

Pero, quizás esté en un error. Muy pronto lo sabremos....
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Old August 05, 2009, 11:13 AM
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He escuchado "bol" más entre personas de habla hispana que viven en Estados Unidos. Para mí sigue sonando mejor "tazón".
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albahaca = basil
nuez moscada = nutmeg
romero = rosemary

stove in Spain is also cocina

Plato hondo
plato llano
plato de postre

cajón de los cubiertos = cutlery drawer
cocina de gas = gas cooker
campana = cooker hood
manopla= pot holder
el avisador = timer
escurridor de platos = dish drainer
fregadero =sink
pila = sink
la cuchara de madera = mixing spoon
el termo = thermos jug
tapadera = lid
la marmita = casserole dish
el cacillo = saucepan
sacacorchos0 corkscrew
el peso de cocina 0 sliding-weight scales
máquina para picar carne = mincer
la freidora 0 chip pan
el robot de cocina = mixer
pela patatas =potato peeler
cuchara de servir o cucharón = serving spoon

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Old August 09, 2009, 01:05 PM
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what's chopsticks in Spanish? palillos chinos?
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Old August 09, 2009, 01:37 PM
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Yes, or simply palillos.
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Old August 09, 2009, 08:14 PM
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In Mexico it must be "palillos chinos"; "palillos" are toothpicks.
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Is plato hondo the same as tazón?
I have always used plato hondo or bol.
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Old August 10, 2009, 08:03 PM
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@Poli: they are not the same. The "plato hondo" is less deep than a "tazón". A "tazón" looks more like a half-sphere.
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Thanks Angelica for the clarification.
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Wao, Thats great!
Hi Tomisimo..,
Great efforts.....I think you have both command on Spanish and English.If you have more vocabulary words please added here.
Thanks for sharing this information.
Keep it up....
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