Examples of using "Schmecken" in a sentence and their english translations:
These oranges taste delicious.
Enjoy your food.
Touching it, feeling it, tasting it.
- Peaches taste sweet.
- Peaches are sweet.
Baguettes are delicious.
The nuts are tasty.
Organic food tastes better.
Taste this.
Lemons taste sour.
These apples taste good.
These grapes taste sour.
Enjoy your food.
These oranges taste good.
I like lizards.
These grapes don't taste good.
These tomatoes don't have any taste.
Northeastern Chinese dishes are tasteless.
Taste this.
They're tasting the rice.
Can you taste the garlic?
Forbidden fruit tastes sweetest.
To me, they taste as good as each other.
Bananas are delicious.
The raspberries taste like a summer's kiss.
Not all red apples taste the same.
- I think you'll like the dessert.
- I think that you'll like the dessert.
Enjoy your breakfast.
Tom doesn't seem to like spinach.
Some food is pretty bland without salt.
You really seem to like beer.
Watermelon tastes delicious on a hot day.
Tom seemed to like your cooking.
Receptors in its mouth taste the air.
The grass is always greener on the other side.
- A good medicine tastes bitter.
- Good medicine tastes bitter.
I too like apples.
These grapes taste sour.
When I have a cold, I cannot taste anything.
- Enjoy your meal!
- Have a nice meal!
- Enjoy your meal.
- Enjoy your food.
- Bon appetit!
These grapes don't taste good. Where did you buy them?
They taste pretty grim, but... good protein, good energy.
- She wondered how his lips would taste.
- She wondered what his lips would taste like.
Medicines must have a bitter taste, or else they won't help.
I really do hate the way Tom makes spaghetti.
This store's hamburgers taste better than that one's.
Delicious looking food doesn't necessarily taste good.
Some people say that avocados dipped in soy sauce taste excellent.
The melons they grow in this area taste very good.
Kale is one of the vegetables I like least.
Tom claims that he can taste the difference between these two brands of salt.
I really don't like spaghetti the way Tom and Mary make it.
The apples from the tree behind Tom's house are very delicious.
Amazing... I never knew that chicken could taste so good.
- I think Tom's homemade cookies are better than the ones Mary makes.
- I think that Tom's homemade cookies are better than the ones Mary makes.
[Both of these will taste pretty gross, but only one might make me sick.
[Bear] Both of these will taste pretty gross, but only one might make me sick.
His doctors told him that he would see, hear, and taste as before.
Even though Tom has never even tried eating one, he says he doesn't like kiwifruit.
It's about time you got a taste of your own medicine.
You might not like this beer at first. It's an acquired taste.
- The grass is always greener on the other side.
- The grass is always greener on the other side of the fence.
For being such an expensive wine, it really should taste better than this.
The apples from our own tree taste much better than the sprayed apples from the supermarket.
"These chocolates taste really good!" "Tom's eaten forty-nine of them." "Tom always was a glutton."
These potato chips are good enough to make you want more.
"Unfortunately the frankfurters split open when I was boiling them." "It doesn't matter, Tom. They still taste good."
- We see with our eyes, we hear with our ears, we touch with our skin, we smell with our nose, and we taste with our tongue.
- With the eyes, we see; with the ears, we hear; with the skin, we touch; with the nose, we smell; and with the tongue, we taste.
You really seem to like beer.
I've put a slice of cake on the table. Enjoy!
There are people which have been given to taste only poison, to which any surprise is a hurtful one and any acquaintance becomes a new torture opportunity.