KLPNO
Senior Member
- Joined
- Oct 19, 2007
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- Other
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- Russian
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- Russian Federation
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- Russian Federation
Hello everyone
I'd like to ask about the word "sweetcake" in the following context.
Finally, Jopale began to eat his meal. He had purchased two scrambler hands, fried but not too greasy, and a whitish lump of sweetcake and cultured algae in a salty soup, all washed down with a tall bottle of fermented sap imported from the Earlands.
Does the word "sweetcake" imply that it is sweet, i.e. contains sugar or the like?
Also, I'd like to ask about punctuation in the sentence: it's difficult for me to figure out if this sweetcake was in the salty soup, or was it a individual/separate dish.
I'd like to ask about the word "sweetcake" in the following context.
Finally, Jopale began to eat his meal. He had purchased two scrambler hands, fried but not too greasy, and a whitish lump of sweetcake and cultured algae in a salty soup, all washed down with a tall bottle of fermented sap imported from the Earlands.
Does the word "sweetcake" imply that it is sweet, i.e. contains sugar or the like?
Also, I'd like to ask about punctuation in the sentence: it's difficult for me to figure out if this sweetcake was in the salty soup, or was it a individual/separate dish.