味見って英語でなんて言うの？

▪ Taste To taste is to have a sample of the flavor ▪ Test To test the food is to taste if it taste the way you want it to. ▪ Try the flavor To try the flavor is to taste if you like it like that.

Tasting or sampling is the act of checking the taste of food while you're cooking. Using it in a sentence: "I tasted the chicken soup for salt when I was cooking. I wanted to make sure that I didn't put in too much salt."

*Tasting. When cooking at times you need check on the flavors or seasoning. The word taste sounds similar to test. A:Did you taste the salt? B:Yes I did and the food tastes so delicious.

The two sentences you see provided above are great ways to express to your listener that you are trying the food while you are cooking it. In the first sentence you will notice the phrase taste test. This means to try a food to see how the flavor is. This is a common phrase, especially if we are discussing cooking. It would make a great addition to your vocabulary.

The action of trying some of the food while you are cooking is called "Tasting" or "sampling". Less often people say in a humorous way that they are quality control.

"Taste" is an action that is the act of trying a food to check the favor, seasoning, deliciousness, etc.

If you are trying your cooking as you go along it could be called tasting (to taste), test/testing or Sample/sampling. These terms all mean to make sure the food is fine when you're cooking it, incase it needs anything added

You'd like to know what the act of checking what the food tastes like while you're cooking is. Above are a couple of suggestions.

While you are cooking, you can "taste" a small piece of food to ensure that it is okay. You can also "test" a small piece of food. In this context, "taste" and "test" have the same meaning.