Al dente

Schrodinger's_Cat

Schrodinger's_Cat

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New Jersey, USA
American English
I know that "Al dente" is used in cooking, meaning cooking until just done, but not soft. It is used for Pasta and vegetables.

But, could we use it in other situations? Could we use, for example, to describe a situation that is just right, to our liking?
 
    • Hi Ben!
    No, we can't...but I'll always be by the side of the artistic minds, so you're free to create, over and over again...
    ;)
    Nestore


    P.S.: That was my 100th post...I'm senior now!:D
     
    nestore said:
    Hi Ben!
    No, we can't...but I'll always be by the side of the artistic minds, so you're free to create, over and over again...
    ;)
    Nestore


    P.S.: That was my 100th post...I'm senior now!:D
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    And now I'm member, and you have got a mind "al dente"! :D In italian is "Mente al Dente"!

    PS: fammi sapere se servono musicisti a parigi! ;)
     
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    Nice One Moebiux! P.S.: non mancherò! :)

    Long life to creativity, Ben! Thanks, man (you're working gloriously on your Italian)!

    ;)
    Nestore
     
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