菜里放上糖 甜的
“There's sugar in the food. It tastes sweet.”
THE DIALOGUE REEL
不苦不苦
“Not bitter at all.”
菜里放上糖 甜的
“There's sugar in the food. It tastes sweet.”
甜的也是我
“Still, I paid for...”
“I will make sure life is sweet and comfortable for you.”
In Chinese culture, culinary flavors frequently symbolize life experiences, where 'sweet' stands for happiness, love, and comfort after hardship.
LEARNING CHUNKS & PARTICLES
put in / add into
Common cooking collocation indicating the addition of seasonings or ingredients.
sweet / of sweet taste
Used as an adjective phrase often extended metaphorically to describe pleasant, affectionate experiences.
Emphasizes the established state and descriptive quality of the dish being sweet.