The Brain

The Brain
 

When I searched Brain in my dictionary it said I could use el cerebro (regular noun) or el seso ( for food). If this is true, can I say, " Me gusta comer el seso humano."? Also, if I were to tell someone that I would like to eat their brain, would I still use el seso? :confused:

¡Ahora se porqué eres el polloestreñido!:crazy::crazy::crazy:

I think yes to both questions.......

El cerebro humano es el alimento de los zombies.

Pepito el Zombie: --Como sesos humanos... [a cerebrum = sesos]

Hannibal Lecter: -- ... con habas de la huerta y un bonito chianti, fssfssfsss!

Mario el Tano : -- Mi piaceno los ravioles de seso! [de seso --> raw material]

Una persona sensata (con seso, del latín sensus) nunca comería los sesos del prójimo.
¿O sí?

:idea:Tal vez si añade suficiente ajo, perejil y sal
--o no

Depende. Si es un caníbal que cree que las partes humanas aportan los atributos correspondientes quizás.

What a terrible conversation :D

"seso" is mostly used in the plural when talking about food: "sesos".

To answer your question, the "normal" (not so normal to me) sentence would be "Me gusta comer sesos humanos" (yucky, yucky:eek:)

Some people like to eat "sesos de animales" (more yucky yucky:sad:)

The words "seso" and "sesos" are used in some colloquial expressions:

*Devanarse los sesos = to rack one's brains

*tener poco seso = to be brainless - to have very little sense

*Sorberle el seso a alguien = to dominate someone - to startle someone

*Perder el seso por alguien = to be crazy about someone

;)

I can see clearly now! Thanks for the responses. You guys are funny. :)
P.S. I am not a cannibal! :eek:

Completamente de acuerdo contigo, Luna. :crazy:
Sin embargo, es muy instructiva... :lol: