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How do you say “Do you eat meat with salt?”
I came up with あなたは肉と塩を食べますか but I think this sentence refers to salt as a kind of separate food that comes with the meat rather than together with the meat. I tried Google translate to see if I got a different answer and it came up with あはたは肉を塩で食べる, and I don’t even get the rammer behind this sentence. Can someone please explain how to say “Do you eat meat with fish?” And please explain the grammar behind it.
I’ve been keeping up with my anki (pretty much words I come across in books/anime/shows etcetera for quite a long time. The one thing that I’ve noticed is that there are a LOT of words that roughly translate into “very; greatly; quite” and I always mix them up. Do you have a way on remembering how to use the right words? Here’s an example of words I keep mixing up:
1. とても
2. 中々
3. もっとも
4. 大変
5. 随分
6. 体操