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Ein Menü mit zwei Bedeutungen

Follow a guest separating prestigious multilingual dish names from actual ingredients and choosing a meal that fits her stated food preferences. 935 words

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Comprehension quiz

Why does reading both language versions fail to resolve Aylin’s concern?
Why can the kitchen not make the prepared Garden Composition suitable simply by removing a visible component?
What supports choosing the potato dish rather than relying on its short title?
Why do Romy’s and Aylin’s different orders not indicate different reading ability?
How do they arrange to begin eating together despite different preparation times?
What change does the final garnish question demonstrate?