Advanced Words (C1-C2) to Talk about FOOD in English | 12 Words in under 10 minutes

Advanced Words (C1-C2) to Talk about FOOD in English | 12 Words in under 10 minutes

Are you an intermediate or advanced English language learner looking to expand your vocabulary related to food? If so, this video is perfect for you! In this video, you will learn 12 advanced (C1-C2) words related to food that will help you sound more fluent and prepare you for English conversations about food.

Here are the 12 Advanced (C1-C2) words:

1. al dente
2. chewy
3. chunky
4. crunchy
5. greasy
6. mushy
7. ripe
8. savory
9. stale
10. stuffed
11. tangy
12. texture

[ogaminiratnayake]

I used to party a lot teacher but not anymore and now I like being with myself enjoying my life with a few beers next to me... 🤩
Since you don't like much partying, hey no worries as I can cover your quota as well dear teacher... 😂😂😂
Hugs.xoxoxo
Gams ❤️

[francismburu]

Thanks a lot, I always like to shadow to you to improve English

[ogaminiratnayake]

May god bless you for all your hard work my dear teacher... 🙏🙏🌹
I love your phrases and this time....
"All English all the time" 😊😊🤩
Hugs.xoxoxo
Gams ❤️

[ogaminiratnayake]

Yes... 100% teacher.. and I know that you are sacrificing a lot for us while burning the midnight oil and I can see this from the timings of your replies to me all the time..😔❤️❤️
God bless you my good teacher!!
Hugs xoxoxo
Gams ❤️

[ogaminiratnayake]

Hey, teacher, we celebrate our Sinhala and tamil new year on the 13 th and 14th of this week... It's a traditional event where people of my country and their families will partake in various activities, based on the auspicious times given by the astrologers... Our religion, Buddhism plays a big part in these interesting events as well... 😊❤
Nothing much is happening on throughout this week and everybody's in party mood and looking very much forward to enjoying the long weekend with new year festivities... We call this "Avurudhu celebrations" in our Sinhala language" 🤗🌹❤️
Hugs.xoxoxo
Gams ❤️

[readalongwithleah]

I like these kind of videos. Under 10 minutes. Please make more of these.

Thank you for the lesson!

[ogaminiratnayake]

You made me salivate with thses sumptuous food and am now at a loss as to how to find and afford them... 😭😭❤️🤣😅😛
Hugs.xoxoxo
Gams ❤️

[ogaminiratnayake]

Tnx for your kind and prompt replies my teacher and also glad that you did like them too. 😄
As a matter of fact, I love learning things from you and one phrase that I alway like was "truth bomb"🤭 and I see another good one today as well, "fern - salivate" and it sounds really good though but what does it exactly mean, dear teacher? 😮
Hugs.xoxoxo good night
Gams ❤️

[bhoginisangyasinghbasnet]

Dear Amy, Outstanding lesson, crucial vocabulary! thank you for this from all of us, learners. Take care, Gyan

[ogaminiratnayake]

Oh goodness gracious... I seriously thought it was a phrasal verb 😂 but, apparently it was a typo... 😅
Can't we introduce this typo mistake to the English language as a new phrasal verb dear teacher as it rhymes well and gotta feel good vibe as well.. 😂🤩

By the way, I wish you, your family and loved ones a happy almost and a graceful Good Friday and may the sacrifice of jesus on this Good Friday remind us of the power of love and forgiveness... 🌹🙏🌹

As a matter of fact, "Happy almost.." was another phrase that I had learnt from you when you had wished me on the last year's new year's eve and I had used it a couple of times which got so popular among my friends and alike... 😄
Hugs.xoxoxo
Gams ❤️

[ogaminiratnayake]

Oops, missed your "almost" in here dear teacher as it happens on the 14th...😮🤩
"almost happy tamil and sinhala new year... 😂
By the way, I am slowly but surely making you getting used to our culture and traditions 😮
So, good day to you dear and good luck with your new book and make sure that I get a copy of it as well... 🤗❤️
Hugs.xoxoxo
Gams ❤️

[stefane]

Hey Amy! Thanks for this video! Loved it. I got a question for you if you don't mind answering. The expression it's filling referring to a stuffed food, is correct?

[Ivan-]

Hello Amy, could you figure it out this question?
"In the unlikely event of more than one pan being allotted, this fact should be brought to the notice of your assessing officer, as possessing or using more than one pan is against the law and may attract penalty of upto Rs.10, 000/-.
Is "one pan being allotted" is a passive gerund or passive continuous participle adjective???😊😊😊 Maybe "passive gerund" because of the preposition "than"

[ogaminiratnayake]

Oops... When you said "don't party too hard Gams" I thought there was an "I" infront of "don't" so, I thought it was you who didn't like to party a lot and that's why I said, pronto, that I could cover your missing party quota time as well my dear teacher 🤭😅😂😂Lol..
Hugs.xoxoxo
Gams ❤️