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1 jun 2018
- Japonês
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Inglês (RU)
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Pergunta sobre Inglês (RU)
I came across someone saying "favourite food?" to ask one's favourite food. I would say "What is your favourite food?" but does just saying "favourite food?" work in casual conversation? What do you normally say?
I came across someone saying "favourite food?" to ask one's favourite food. I would say "What is your favourite food?" but does just saying "favourite food?" work in casual conversation? What do you normally say?
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- Português (Brasil)
It's normal but it's more common in situations when a person has many questions to answer quickly, like in a TV show for example.
- Inglês (RU)
Yes. Sometimes people just use very short versions of sentences in conversations.
What's your favourite drink?
Ginger ale.
Favourite food?
Enchiladas.
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