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Finally I got one right. It is a good sign.

Nona, thank you very much. Today I benefit a lot from your corrections.

Nona The Brityes

The ethnic food where I lived was tasty and looked good. ( Is 'where I lived' an appropriate phrase in the sentence? If so, what does the sentence mean? )

It means (this is an ellipsis):


The ethnic food which was available in the neighbourhood where I lived was tasty and looked good.

Marius

Does sentence 1 have the same meaning as sentence 2? It means (this is an ellipsis) - I don't understand what you mean.

1. The ethnic food where I lived was tasty and looked good

2. The ethnic food which was available in the neighbourhood where I lived was tasty and looked good.

Yoong Liat'Marius

Does sentence 1 have the same meaning as sentence 2?

1. The ethnic food where I lived was tasty and looked good

2. The ethnic food which was available in the neighbourhood where I lived was tasty and looked good.

They do to me, not sure about others. I just attempted a "translation" of 1,

Marius Hancu

Yoong Liat'Marius

Does sentence 1 have the same meaning as sentence 2?

1. The ethnic food where I lived was tasty and looked good.

2. The ethnic food which was available in the neighbourhood where I lived was tasty and looked good.

They do to me, not sure about othe

Yoong Liat"The ethnic food where I lived was tasty and looked good." I can't understand what the sentence means.

Another translation:
"Where I lived, the ethnic food was tasty and looked good."

Marius Hancu

Yoong Liat"The ethnic food where I lived was tasty and looked good." I can't understand what the sentence means.

Another translation:
"Where I lived, the ethnic food was tasty and looked good."

Yes, this sentence makes sense, but to me, the other sentence is not

It's correct, it might just need some commas:

"The ethnic food, where I lived, was tasty and looked good."