Examples of using "Cuisines" in a sentence and their english translations:
You're cooking.
What are you cooking?
American kitchens are much bigger than Japanese ones.
You're really a good cook.
Are you cooking tonight?
Why don't you ever cook?
- You cook better than me.
- You cook better than I do.
What are you cooking?
This smells great! What are you cooking?
What are you cooking today?
This smells great! What are you cooking?
Your cooking is delicious.
Do you cook by gas or electricity?
What are you cooking for us?
What kind of food do you usually cook?
Your cooking smells good.
Those tomatoes being picked are in our kitchen shelves.
Why don't you ever cook?
This smells great! What are you cooking?
I love it when you cook for me.
After 1639 Japan closed the door to foreign cuisine.
I don't know what you're cooking, but it smells really good.
Do you cook by gas or electricity?
What kind of food do you usually cook?
- What are you cooking?
- Whatcha making?
- What are you cooking?
- What meal are you making?
What are you cooking?
They had been living where they could, sharing flats and baths, and kitchens, for some years.
Japanese food terms are difficult to render into other languages.
This smells great! What are you cooking?
Many European kitchens have scales because dry ingredients are measured by weight there, unlike in America, where they are measured by volume.