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The voice is saying it like "arrosisco". Is that how you say it, even though that's not how it's spelt?
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I agree. The speaker missed a T in the previous question as well. Il posto sounded like il posso. Please report incorrect audio.
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God! The speaker sucks! I am italian and sometimes I don't understand what it say!
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Broil is given as a possible in the drop down and is marked wrong as an answer.
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I also don't hear "T" in this word! And, BTW the same applies to "nostre" in some other examples...
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Has been corrected as of 09Sep15. "T" is pronounced!
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This is a technical point. You roast foodstuffs that do not change their structure when heated; if several materials combine and the structure changes, that is called "baking".
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This is awfully confusing for me. One roasts vegetables and meat but bakes fish and potatoes... and basically the procedure is the same. Especially if you never cook the connotation of these verbs is a total mystery... -_
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...and why can't you "fry" meat but you can "fry" fish??? Pan frying steak is a common way of preparing a meat meal.
what is arrostisco ... the conjugation for arrostare is arrosto ... I roast. ?????
