30 days writing challenge: 2 day
-- Sorry! Was it your boyfriend's father's birthday? Was it just a party at your boyfriend's father's place? Normally verbs specify an object to act on such as an event. Is that missing?
Yesterday <strike>celebrate</strike> my boyfriend's father had a great celebration.) I <strike>have</strike> got to taste a beshbarmak. It was <strike>the</strike> a boiled chicken with the special dough and the onion that was boiled <strike>in the</strike> with chicken bouillon. Traditionally, beshbarmak cooked with <strike>a</strike> horse <strike>meat</strike> or <strike>a</strike> lamb, but we don't like these kinds of meat. Especially <strike>a</strike> horse meat... I love horses, I can't eat them...
The electric kettle broke, so we have decided to use a samovar. Don't laugh please, I know these jokes about Russia that we live with bears and drink a vodka in a samovar))) It's just coincidence, we don't have a samovar in each house))
So we boiled water for tea in the electric samovar. After that, we <strike>drunk</strike> drank tea with sweets, halva, and blackcurrant jam and conversed until 12 am.
Our gift was a German tutorial because <strike>of</strike> my boyfriend's father wants to restore his knowledge of German.
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<font style="background-color: yellow;">-- Sorry I did not know what a Beshbarmak was and had to "look it up"; What I found was that this "Beshbarmak is the national dish among nomadic Turkic peoples in Central Asia and Russia. It is also known as Naryn, as Turama/Dograma and as Kullama." </font>
<font style="background-color: yellow;">-- Neither did I know that a Samovar was "a highly decorated tea urn used in Russia."<font style="background-color: yellow;"> </font></font>
<font style="background-color: inherit;">Well written and culturally very enlightening A+ Your use of explanations was humorous and the visual imagery was excellent. My mouth was watering as I read your story.</font>



