Tengo hambre. Dime...
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Ya son las siete de la mañana. Me da asco que hoy sea domingo, porque tengo un exámen de francés mañana en la tarde. He estado estudiando las últimas 48 horas. Ya, ¡basta! Voy a preparar el desayuno. Pero, decime, ¿qué tipo de desayuno comés vos?
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updated Jan 31, 2011
edited by enrique07
posted by enrique07
Me da asco que hoy SEA domingo... decime, ¿qué tipo de desayuno comés vos? - gone, Jan 30, 2011
tenés razón. Sin dormir, mi gramática me deja. - enrique07, Jan 30, 2011
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My cats often get to my breakfast before I do...
updated Jan 31, 2011
posted by Lucrecia
jajaja - enrique07, Jan 30, 2011
Lucrecia me encantan tus gaticos - gone, Jan 30, 2011
Gracias! - Lucrecia, Jan 31, 2011
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Full English breakfast
updated Jan 30, 2011
posted by afowen
Wow! So much meat! I recently became a vegetarian, but I can still admit it looks delicious. :) - enrique07, Jan 30, 2011
Yeah, I've been veggie for 10 years, it's a long time since I've eaten a really full English... - afowen, Jan 30, 2011
¡Ese sí que es un señor desayuno! - gone, Jan 30, 2011
*real - afowen, Jan 30, 2011
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I thought you were asking jaja lol. I like ehhm tacooos.
updated Jan 30, 2011
edited by Dakie
posted by Dakie
With a peach or mango juiceee. - Dakie, Jan 30, 2011
Chicken & pork? - enrique07, Jan 30, 2011
This also looks good. - enrique07, Jan 30, 2011
Well, that´s the first image that I get on Google but I like only pork. :) - Dakie, Jan 30, 2011
Ah, see when I ate meat I liked both but preferred chicken. Also, in regards to the edit you made (Ta --> Ya), I should have known better, but was writing without thinking of others outside of South America. "Ta" is a "word" - enrique07, Jan 30, 2011
used to mean anything from "enough" to "there it is" to "stop", etc. It probably comes from "esta". But it can be used "Ya, ta." "Ta, basta." "Ya ta, basta" or even by itself, "Ta,". So it wasn't a "typo" but I should have realized many would not know it. - enrique07, Jan 30, 2011
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Breakfast in Chennai, India is mainly rice cake (idly)or Dosa with Sambhar (made using the proteins) and chutney (mainly coconut or onion or tomatos)..
Many other varies are there for breakfast too!!
Yummy!
updated Jan 30, 2011
posted by soms
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Traditional in Wales is a breakka containing cockles and laver bread (bara lawr) which is mostly seaweed.
updated Jan 30, 2011
posted by afowen
OK. Next dish, please? :-) - gone, Jan 30, 2011
Yeah, doesn't look at all appetising, I tired it once and it was pretty minging... - afowen, Jan 30, 2011
