Hi Sweetie! this time I want to share with ya’ll about spicy food which I think can make your stomach twist, for you spicy enthusiast, read this article to the end.
I am a pretty crazy spicy fan, so I ask some recommendations from people about spicy foods that can make me cry, so here is the hottest food recommended by people around me. And today i tried some super spicy food menu including spicy corndog, spicy mushrooms, korean spicy chicken noodle and richeese factory level 5.
The first that food I tried was Korean spicy chicken of super spicy level. Korean delicious spicy chicken noodles have different seasonings from other noodles because we can choose the spicy size that we want. there are 2 levels of seasoning which is level 1 which means crazy spicy, level 2 means spicy solid. for fans of spicy, it is suitable to use level 2 seasoning so that the spiciness is increasingly felt. the price of 1 pack of spicy korean delicious noodles is Rp. 2.000,00The second menu that I tried was Richeese Factory Level 5. I think Richeese is still the defending champion in terms of spiciness, your mouth will burn and cause your stomach to twist. but even so richeese prepared a cheese spice that is useful to relieve extreme spiciness. the price of 4pcs richeese factory wingsfire is Rp. 25,000.00
The third dish that I tried was Corndog, corndog is mozzarella wrapped in flour and fried in bread flour until it is dry, the texture is coarse and crispy and mozzarella melted in the mouth makes it delicious.we can taste the savory salty sensation of mozarella cheese while pulling it as long as possible, and the manufacturing process is quite easy, you can try it at homeThe fourth food is super spicy mushrooms, the mushrooms are fried dry so that when bitten it causes a crunchy effect with spicy seasoning and barbeque, but the spiciness is not too pronounced because it is mixed with the sweetness of the spice barbeque
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Hi Sweetie! When you want to get to know someone, ask about their hobbies and interests. Talking about hobbies means you can share details about yourself and discover shared interests and free-time activities. A hobby is a regular activity done for enjoyment, typically during one’s leisure time, not professionally and not for pay. Hobbies include collecting themed items and objects, engaging in creative and artistic pursuits, playing sports, or pursuing other amusements.
Here are some phrases you can use:
Questions you can ask
What do you like doing? What sort of hobbies do you have? What do you get up to in your free time?
How to reply
In my free time I… When I have some spare time I… When I get the time, I… I relax by watching TV / listening to music, etc. My hobbies are bird-watching / playing sport, etc.
I’m interested in (+ noun / gerund) I’m keen on (+ noun / gerund) I’m into (+ noun / gerund) I enjoy (+ noun / gerund)
You can add “really” or “quite” after “I’m…” for emphasis. “I’m really keen on football.” “I’m really into geneaology.”
Talking about hobbies in more detail
You can give more information about your hobbies and interests:
“I like arts and crafts. I’m a creative / practical person, and like doing things with my hands.”
“I’m an outgoing person, and like socialising / hanging out with friends.”
“I enjoy being physically active, and spend a lot of time playing sports and team games.”
Saying why you like your hobby
You can also explain why you spend time on your hobby to make the conversation longer and more interesting.
“I really enjoy going to the gym because…”
…it keeps me fit. …it gets me out of the house, you know! …it’s sociable. I’ve met lots of new people. …it gives me something interesting to do with my time. …it’s not very expensive, and anyone can do it!
“My hobbies are all creative…”
… I’ve always enjoyed painting and drawing. … Because my job is technical, it’s good to spend time doing something completely different. … I enjoy spending time making things like clothes.
More words that you can use to describe your hobbies:
creative fascinating practical cheap enjoyable relaxing different unusual
Like doing vs like to do
We use like + gerund (ing form) to talk about general likes: I like fishing.
We use like + infinitive to talk about more specific likes: I like to go fishing at the weekend.
Watch and singing together with your friends thi video of hobbies bellow 🙂
