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Basic seafood vocabulary and conversation about 2 friends talking about seafood


Learning some basic seafood vocabulary and a conversation English lesson

This English lesson you will learn the vocabulary for some basic seafood. The last part of the lesson is a conversation between 2 friends talking about seafood.

Seafood vocabulary

Learning the vocabulary for some basic seafood English lesson

Conversation between 2 friends about seafood

John:  I’ve been getting lazy with my cooking lately and I just brought some salmon burgers at the supermarket.

Linda:  Wow! They sound good

John:  Yes I thought so too.

Linda:  I always find it interesting when they make different meats into burger form, but salmon in a burger sounds great as they are good to have in a sandwich. 

John:  Yea, you’re right; seafood is generally not something that is graced with burger format.

Linda:  That’s true; it’s usually chowders or bisques. My favourite is crab bisque.

John:  Crab bisque is very tasty, but honestly I love sushi just eating fish.

Linda:  Yeah, that makes sense. But don’t you love a good lobster roll?

John:  I love a good lobster roll. If I could get a lobster in burger form, I would buy it straight away.

Linda:  Of course, me too, I guess a lobster roll is kind of a lobster in burger form as It’s a sandwich.

John:  OK, obviously you and I love our seafood. Do people give you complain if you open a tuna or salmon sandwich at work?

Linda:  I don’t usually eat any sandwich or salad at work that as fish in it, because it can make the room smell?

John:  Yes, you are right sometimes in the summer I eat my lunch outside so fish sandwich or salad is fine then.

Vocabulary explained

Bisques: Is a smooth soup made from fish.

Chowders: Is a seafood or vegetable stew.

Lobster roll: Is a sandwich filled with lobster meat soaked in butter and served on a roll.

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