料理の味が薄いまたは濃いって英語でなんて言うの？

Bland - this means no taste. Some food is very bland Rich - this means there are a lot of different flavours in the food. Sometimes when we taste food there is just something missing form it e.g.. salt, garlic, herbs, spices Hope this helps Jane :)

A) This meal is really flavorless . Definitions *Meal - A bite to eat/ Food *Flavorless- It has no taste/Bland B)The food tastes bland. Definitions *Tastes-The sensation of flavor perceived in the mouth and throat on contact with a substance. *Bland - Tasteless

Seasoning includes salt, herbs, or spices added to food to enhance the flavour. Therefore when someone is cooking they can add any of these to make the food taste better. However if they add too much or too little it affects the taste of food badly. We can use the following sentences to express ourselves: "The food has too much seasoning." "The food doesn't have enough seasoning." You can use the words salt,herbs or spices in place of seasoning. For example if you taste the food and there is too much salt. You can say " The food has too much salt."

"This food is quite bland" This means food that is lacking strong taste, or unappealing because it does not have a distinctive taste or flavour. You might use it to decribe foods that do not have tastes like sweetness, sourness, bitterness, saltiness. For example, plain bread, or boiled potatoes, the whites of eggs by themselves are bland. This food has a sharp taste This simply means the taste is 'strong' as opposed to being 'mild'. In most instances we use the word "sharp" to talk about food that is bitter or very tangy. e.g The cheese has a distinctively sharp taste

You can use any of these expressions:- 1. The food is too bland. The word bland means boring and uninteresting. When the word "bland" is used to describe food it means that the food lack flavour. 2. The food is too spicy. Food that has too much flavour can be described as too spicy.

Taateless = lacking flavour, flavourless, bland, insipid, unappetizing, unflavoured, savourless, watered-down, watery, weak, thin, vapid, uninspired; "The vegetables were watery and tasteless" Tasty = (of food) having a pleasant, distinct flavour,delicious, palatable, luscious, mouth-watering, delectable, toothsome, succulent. "Little Jimmy helped himself to a tasty snack"

Insipid can be used to describe food that lacks flavour or taste. for example 'The vending machine dispensed insipid cups of coffee' Dull has many meanings in english one of them means lacking interest or excitement. So the term dull can be used to describe bland insipid food that lacks flavour and taste. ‘your food doesn't have to be dull and boring'

The food is bland' means that the food has little to no flavor. 'The food is very rich' means that the food has a lot of flavor and is usually quite heavy. People usually cannot eat a large amount of rich food. An example of bland food would be potatoes. (They usually needs salt or gravy.) An example of very rich food would be blue cheese. (It has a very strong flavor and is very filling.)

Yummy food is scrumptious, delicious, delectable, luscious, great tasting, much more than tasty, really appetizing, lip-smacking; the kind of food to have you licking your lips in anticipation. Yucky food is unpleasant, distasteful, unpalatable, plain tasting, distasteful or disgusting.

When a food has no flavor or taste we say it is bland because it needs seasoning like salt or pepper. If the food is very heavy tasting like the sauce is creamy or a lot of butter is in the dish than we say the food is rich. If the food has no taste whats so ever than we call it flavorless . In English we have an expression for food that is flavorless or bland . We say it taste like cardboard. IE. "Oh wow that pasta dish tasted like cardboard, it was disgusting"