Infinitives and Gerunds

I also have a comment to everybody that want to open a new english conversation for everyday free!

I have found a new software for my cell phone which name is “Viber”.

It is free and you can install it in Andoid, apple or pc!

After the installing which does not need more than 2 minutes, you can register you cell number free , but you have to connect to internet

Afterwards if you add phone number of your freinds who are members of that application and registered before you can make a  call or send a sms free!

I used it and find it wicked awesome.

If somebody find my tip very usefull and has mobile phone and internet we can make a group which can make a call free around a world

what do you think? If you are ok with my idia give me private message to exchange number and start the new way for upgrading english speaking….

I am disagree with a2020 and Elisabethvogler …. I think something which is belong to you is BELONG TO YOU!

when you put your extra-food in resturant nobody has duty to call you “please pich it up for left over!!”

I mean in iran or turkey everybody ashame of theirself to call the waitress or waiter for left over! If something is for you You have to prepare it for leftover!

in my country, it’s not common to take leftovers.
İf you haven’t finish your meal, waiter never ask do you want to take your leftover.
İ agree leftover is a good result of wasting food.
İ’ll encourage the restourants from this time.

I like some delicious leftovers like Kebabs but  not all of foods.in Iran it is not custom to take leftovers home but anyway some people do that.

I fully agree with those, who like to take away  food – they didn t eat  from a  restaurant.

Also at home., I call those stupid, who put it into waste….. We can use so many of them, one or two days later. (sure we have to store it under the right conditions

Note

EVERY 15   MINS A HUMAN HAVE TO DIE; BECAUSE HE /  SHE HAS NOOOOOO FOOD;  AND STUPID PPL IN  EUROPE OR AMERICA PUT IT INTO A LITTER BOX

 I LIVED IN BRAZIL; IN A FAVELA (SLUM AREA)  FOR 5  WEEKS. SO I KNOW; WHAT IT MEANS TO BECOME HUNGRY

GRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRR

I REALLY HATE THAT BEHAVIOR

But as long as we have couchpotatoes, who haven t been abroad, and didn t visit slum areas, so long  we have stupid ppl who put it away.

Shame on those  !!!!!!!!!!!

No, in my country it’s not normal to take the food you didn’t fininsh home, but it’s ok to buy take-out-food at resaraunts. The waiter will put it for you in a blister.

I think americans and europeans have different food traditions which don’t only apply to the food itself but also to the way we’re used to meal. As we can see from Marni’s adventure at an italian cafe that’s can be funny sometimes.

since I am personally a frugal person, I always try not to let anything go to waste.but unfortunately taking your leftover food home is looked down upon in most parts of my country.I guess this behaviour should be rooted in economic conditions of people in ancient times which nowadays people are still used to them.

People who look down upon leftovers are usually nothing but a bunch of snobbish folks who believe that leftovers are peculiar to the poor layer of the society. How pathetic …

Personally, I like to eat leftovers, in this way you both save time and don’t waste any food. I easily get full, so therefore if there are some left of the meal, I prefer to take bites of it another time. Plastic boxes are my best friends when it comes to preserv the leftovers and put them in save in the refrigerator. 

In Sweden no one raise eyebrows if you like to take some of the dish you couldn’t eat home. The possibility to ask for a doggie bag or to go actually existe. We care very much about the environment. To not discard food is a way of helping mother Earth. Therefore, if you can’t clean your plate, at least put the rest away for another time! 

I don’t like to eat leftover, It’s very common here to keep leaftover after eating :D not from te restaurant.

yeah, Ola, maybe because the spices and flavors concentrate more after more time has passed, and as a result we have an extra delicious dish :D

I like eating leftlovers, and sometimes I feel some foods taste better the next day, maybe this depend on the type of food.

In my country is very common to take leftlovers home from a restaurant, so u can feel free to ask for it.

yeah.

but the plastic containers are bad for the environment…

we rarely take leftovers home because  i ussually eat everything that’s in the plate, but when it happens it’s normal to ask for a  leftover box available in almost every restaurant in my city.you can easily take leftovers with you without any concern

It’s really unusual to take leftover with you. I’ve never don it.

GORA.      WELCOME.

I liked the conversesion, my name is Alejandro, is my fisrt time here in ebaby

I hate throwing away waste of food.Because  there are alot of people who are dying of starvation in parts of the Africa.When we waste food we should think that people.

Leftovers are okay…it depends really. Sometimes if you mix leftovers together, add a few spices and shove it in the oven you can get the best of results! Eating leftovers can be really nice but sometimes it’s plain annoying: Some things just don’t taste the same when heated up in the microwave and some leftovers you get to eat for several days because the portion cooked was simply far too large. This in my opinion ruins the meal no matter how nice it may have tasted before. I just hate eating the same several days in a row. I’m a person that needs difference.

I live in Germany and most people here don’t take their leftover food home from restaurants: It might be considered as a slightly weird thing to do. Then again it totally depends what kind of restaurant you are eating at and whether the staff are friendly etc. But I think I have only taken my food home from restaurants once when I was really little and couldn’t manage big helpings of food yet. I had barely touched it so it would’ve been a waste to throw it away and the waitress suggested we take it home with us. So all in all I would advise tourists in Germany not to ask to take their leftovers home especially if the restaurant they are eating at is posh. And anyway: I always finish my food at restaurants! :D