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- "저 요리사는 미각이 좋아요."
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hippietrail
439
In idiomatic English we would actually say "has a good palate". But that would be too advanced a translation exercise.
hippietrail
439
Does Korean not distinguish? In English you don't want to call a chef a cook. Some of them have tempers (-:
Pamela909830
565
Why not, "That cook has good taste" instead of "a good sense of taste"? For the other senses, we can just put "sight" or "hearing."
hippietrail
439
In English "good taste" means an appreciation for the finer things. Someone with bad taste likes tacky things. "Good sense of taste" means you can identify and distinguish many subtle differences in flavours and that kind of thing.