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An on-line food dictionary with an ever-growing list of translations of food and food-related terms. So far there are 65,000 entries in 300 languages. |
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Ever been stuck in Finland and wondered what a "peruna" is? Or in Malta and wanted to ask for an aubergine but did not know how? Ever been curious about what different shapes and sizes of bottle there are for wines? Do you go to the Apple Day festivals and think
Oh. what was the name of that apple?
Or been in Japan and thought
What am I eating?
Whatamieating.com already has the largest lists of food-related words available in about 40 of the languages it contains. If you cannot find what you are looking for, just e-mail queries@whatamieating.com and we will try to find out for you.
At the moment the site is down as we have had many more hits than we expected. We are rewriting the code to support this. It is due to relaunch in December 2006.
In the mean time, please e-mail us at queries@whatamieating.com with any queries and we will do what we can to answer them. |
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Check out this list to see if the language of interest to you is on the website. There are many others, but the languages listed below have substantial numbers of foods and food-related terms :
Arabic
Armenian
Bengali
Bulgarian
Catalan
Chinese (mandarin)
Cwmraeg (Welsh)
Czech
Danish
Dutch
Eusquera (Basque)
Filipino
Finnish
Flemish
French
Gaelic (Irish and Scottish)
Gallego
German
Greek
Gujarati
Hindi
Icelandic
Indonesian
Italian
Japanese
Konkani
Malayalam
Malaysian
Marathi
Nepalese
Norwegian
Persian
Polish
Portuguese
Russian
Sinhala
Spanish
Swahili,
Swedish
Tamil
Telugu
Thai
Turkish
Urdu
Vietnamese
Walloon.
In these languages whatamieating.com has the best information available on a s |
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