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On the team we take salyanku potato, carrot , tomato paste , oil, cabbage, meat, onion, salt , spices . Chopped meat put in the stewpot, pour oil and put into chopped carrot and onion in stewpot sprinkle with spices and deep fried to a desired result . When the meat is well done add chopped potatoes and 4-5 pieces of chopped cabbage . I add some salt to taste , then if necessary you can add tomato paste
1) Living conditions for the life brigade members are not very comfortable here. 2) The plants died through lack of water. 3) If people burn poisonous waste, they can produce dangerous gases. 4) Some part of waste can be useful if you know how to recycle it. 5) Acid rain can poison rivers and lakes, it can destroy metal things and buildings too. 6) Toxic waters can poison fish. 7) Nowadays people spill a lot of oil into the sea. 8) If you do it, oil remains on top of the water and sea plants and animals have shortage. 9) Nuclear power stations use uranium to produce electricity. 10) Evidently, a lot should be done to solve the ecological problems we are facing these days. 11) California has a large Spanish-speaking population.
Chopped meat put in the stewpot, pour oil and put into chopped carrot and onion in stewpot
sprinkle with spices and deep fried to a desired result .
When the meat is well done add chopped potatoes and 4-5 pieces of chopped cabbage .
I add some salt to taste , then if necessary you can add tomato paste
[ɒn] [ðə] [ti:m] [wi:] [teık] salyanka [pəʹteıtəʋ], [ʹkærət] , [təʹmɑ:təʋ] [peıst] , [ɔıl], [ʹkæbıdʒ], [mi:t], [ʹʌnjən], [sɔ:lt] , [spaısis] .
[tʃɒpt] [mi:t] [pʋt] [ın] [ðə] [ʹstju:pɒt], [pɔ:] [ɔıl] [ænd] [pʋt] [ʹıntu:] [tʃɒpt] [ʹkærət] [ænd] [ʹʌnjən] [ın] [ʹstju:pɒt]
[ʹsprıŋk(ə)l] [wıð] [spaısis] [ænd] [di:p] [fraıd] [tu:] [ə,(eı)] [dıʹzaıəd] [rıʹzʌlt] .
[wen] [ðə] [mi:t] [ız] [wel] [dʌn] [æd] [tʃɒpt] [pəʹteıtəʋs] [ænd] 4-5 [pi:s] [ɒv] [tʃɒpt] [ʹkæbıdʒ] .
[aı] [æd] [sʌm] [sɔ:lt] [tu:] [teıst] , [ðen] [ıf] [ʹnesıs(ə)rı] [ju:] [kæn] [æd] [təʹmɑ:təʋ] [peıst]
2) The plants died through lack of water.
3) If people burn poisonous waste, they can produce dangerous gases.
4) Some part of waste can be useful if you know how to recycle it.
5) Acid rain can poison rivers and lakes, it can destroy metal things and buildings too.
6) Toxic waters can poison fish.
7) Nowadays people spill a lot of oil into the sea.
8) If you do it, oil remains on top of the water and sea plants and animals have shortage.
9) Nuclear power stations use uranium to produce electricity.
10) Evidently, a lot should be done to solve the ecological problems we are facing these days.
11) California has a large Spanish-speaking population.