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Anonymous Posted 19 years ago
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Hi !
Please, I have a question. For example, a person wants to give a surprise party to someone, and asks other friends to help her with the food . So she says: "Please, I'd like that each one of you could bring soft drinks, and a dish of sweets and another of _______________(here how to refer to the opposite of a dish of sweets ? Is it a dish of snacks, for example: pie, pastries, rissoles, etc....).
Thanks for your attention,
Dayse
Please, I have a question. For example, a person wants to give a surprise party to someone, and asks other friends to help her with the food . So she says: "Please, I'd like that each one of you could bring soft drinks, and a dish of sweets and another of _______________(here how to refer to the opposite of a dish of sweets ? Is it a dish of snacks, for example: pie, pastries, rissoles, etc....).
Thanks for your attention,
Dayse
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"please bring ... a savoury dish" OR finger food "finger food" is the terms for small servings of food that can be eaten without forks, like rissoles, vols de vents, small savoury tarts,
- "please bring ...
- a savoury dish" OR finger food "finger food" is the terms for small servings of food that can be eaten without forks, like rissoles, vols de vents, small savoury tarts,
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"please bring ... a savoury dish" OR finger food
"finger food" is the terms for small servings of food that can be eaten without forks, like rissoles, vols de vents, small savoury tarts,
"finger food" is the terms for small servings of food that can be eaten without forks, like rissoles, vols de vents, small savoury tarts,
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