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About our national meal Hello, everyone! Today I want to tell about our national meal. It is called 'Beshbarmak' (it means: the meal witch eat with five fingers). I'm Kazakh and we often eat 'Beshbarmak' with horse's meat. We boil meat for three or four hours, and it will become tasty. I heard that other nationalities don't eat horse's meat. And they surprise when we tell about it. Have you ever eaten horse's meat?

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About our national meal

 

Hello, everyone!


Today I want to tell you about our national meal. It is called 'Beshbarmak' (it means: "the meal witch that you eat with five fingers"). I'm Kazakh and we often eat 'Beshbarmak' with horse's meat. We boil the meat for three or four hours, and it will becomes tasty. I have heard that in other nationalities cultures, don't people never eat horse's meat. And they are surprised when we tell them about it.
Have you ever eaten horse's meat?

 

Good job! You are correct, horse meat is not eaten in some cultures. In the U.S., many people think of horses as their pets (like dogs and cats), so they are emotionally attached to these animals. I don't think I could eat horse meat for this reason, but I enjoy hearing a different perspective! :-)

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