Traditionalistic Cooking

[María José]

I don't know if everyone else will agree with me, but I'd say mashed potatoes and gravy, steak and apple pie are traditional American foods.

Edit: ¿Qué es el Ajusco?
No more food, people, please, I'm on a diet...

[Tomisimo]

No more food, people, please, I'm on a diet...
I'm making some homemade grilled burgers for lunch today... hehe.

[María José]

Boo hoo hoo!:sad:

[Tomisimo]

Perdóname, no quise hacerte llorar. :(

[CrOtALiTo]

Yeah Gemma you eat, EAT, you are a diet on, Why do you are a on diet.?

[Elaina]

Because women are always on a diet! Sometimes for no specific reason.

Elaina:p

[CrOtALiTo]

Jejejej, is it right, All the womens always is in a diet.

For this reason all the womens is very beautiful.

[Rusty]

Ha Ha Ha! That's true (That's for sure) (That's correct) (That's right)! All the womens are always is on a diet.

For this reason (that's why) all the womens are very beautiful.

Some corrections for you, Jorge.

[CrOtALiTo]

Thanks Rusty.

That's for sure, your corrections.

[Rusty]

Thanks Rusty.

That's for sure! (your corrections)

La frase that's for sure significa sin duda, eso es seguro, de hecho, o algo así. Si no añades nada más, se entiende que te hice muchas correcciones. Lo que sigue la frase explica a que se refiere (your corrections) y debe ponerlo entre paréntesis.

[Jessica]

salads. fries. I am not familiar with American food. I eat Chinese food everyday. Pizza?

[CrOtALiTo]

Yea I love the Pizza Jchen.

[Tomisimo]

Yeah I love the Pizza Jchen.
Recuerda que sólo debes usar el artículo (the) en inglés cuando te refieres a algo específicamente, y no cuand estás hablando en general.

Ya llegó la pizza = The pizza is here. (específico - te estás refiriendo a una pizza que está allí)
Me encanta la pizza = I love pizza. (general - te estás refiriendo a la pizza en general, no a una pizza específica)