Examples of using "Koche" in a sentence and their english translations:
- I'm doing the cooking.
- I'm cooking.
Boil those potatoes.
- Cook 2 Japanese cups of rice.
- Cook 300 grams of rice.
- Cook about 12 ounces of rice.
- Cook about one and a half cup of rice.
I don't like to cook.
- I am cooking now.
- I'm cooking now.
Cook for me.
- I am boiling water.
- I'm boiling water.
I love cooking.
Cook the potatoes!
I don't cook.
Boil an egg.
- I'm making coffee.
- I'm going to make coffee.
I cook on Mondays.
Boil the milk bottles.
I can cook very well.
I'll cook tonight.
I love to cook.
I cook for Tom.
Bring the water to the boil.
I cook every day.
I cook almost every day.
I also love to cook.
I don't cook every day.
Cook the soup in the house.
I love to cook risotto.
I don't cook very often.
Cook for me.
I boil water in a sauce pan.
I'm making coffee.
I don't cook very often anymore.
Please don't boil the eggs so hard.
You boil water to cook eggs.
I can cook better than I can play tennis.
I use a big pot to cook soup.
I cook soup in a big pot.
You know how much I hate cooking.
- I am cooking now.
- I'm cooking now.
I've decided what to cook for dinner.
- Would you like me to cook something for you?
- Would you like me to cook you something?
Boil the soup down until it becomes thick.
Cook with the heart and you will taste love.
I don't like to cook when it's hot outside.
If you want, I will cook the food for you.
Whenever I cook spaghetti noodles, I set an egg timer.
Boil one egg.
I enjoy cooking, but I don't like the cleaning up afterwards.
Maybe next time you come over I'll cook for you.
I don't cook well.
The woman has two important questions to ask: What am I wearing? and what am I cooking?
Pre-cooked food manufacturers give the consumer the impression that they themselves prepare the food.
I'll do your shopping, clean up the house, and cook your dinner for you.
I like to eyeball my ingredients, mostly because I don't feel like washing my measuring cups over and over.