Comfort food (used as a noun)

Context #1 A teacher and his student talkingTeacher: What’s wrong Tatiana? Tatiana: I have been feeling a little down recently and last night I went to a Russian restaurant near my apartment. Teacher: I hope you had a great time. Did you eat anything good? Tatiana: Yeah, that’s the problem. Since I was missing home I ate some Russian comfort food. I had a very delicious bowl of Borscht. Teacher: That’s wonderful! So what’s the problem? Tatiana: It reminded me of home so much that now I’m really homesick.

Language Systems International food

Context #2 Two friends talking Henry: So Jeries , do you get home often? Jeries: Not as often as I would like to. My boss keeps me really busy. Henry: I hear you. My boss can be like that too. Don’t you miss you family and friends? Jeries: Nope. My mom sends me some really good Mac and Cheese. She makes it from scratch. Henry: That’s gotta be good to eat some old fashioned comfort foodJeries: Yeah, it reminds me of when I was a little boy. we would have Mac and Cheese almost every weekend. I am amazed that I still love it.

Language Systems International chili+mac


Meaningf Comfort food is simple, homestyle food that brings an individual comforting thoughts of their home or childhood. In context #1 Borscht reminds Tatiana of her home in Russia. In context #2 the Mac and Cheese reminds Jeries of the time when he was young.



https://languagesystems.edu/

Leave a Reply

Your email address will not be published. Required fields are marked *

Categories

You may also like

Teaching English language effectively goes far beyond grammar rules and vocabulary lists. At Language Systems (LSI), we believe that mastering...

If you’ve ever dreamed of improving your English while living an unforgettable adventure, studying English in the United States is...

Students from Language Systems International – Downtown Los Angeles Campus enjoyed the Veterans Day holiday in a very special way:...