Usages of der Brokkoli
Heute koche ich Zucchini mit Brokkoli.
Today I am cooking zucchini with broccoli.
Zum Abendessen brate ich Zucchini und Brokkoli, während meine Freundin Linsen mit Blumenkohl kocht.
For dinner I fry zucchini and broccoli, while my girlfriend cooks lentils with cauliflower.
Meine Mutter sagt, Brokkoli und Blumenkohl seien gesund, aber mein Bruder isst lieber eine Banane.
My mother says broccoli and cauliflower are healthy, but my brother prefers to eat a banana.
Brokkoli und Blumenkohl brauchen nicht lange im Topf.
Broccoli and cauliflower do not need long in the pot.
Linsen mit Brokkoli sind für mich ein gutes Mittagessen.
Lentils with broccoli are a good lunch for me.
Meine Mutter kocht Brokkoli mit Blumenkohl, weil mein Vater Gemüse mag.
My mother cooks broccoli with cauliflower because my father likes vegetables.
In der Suppe sind Lauch und Brokkoli, deshalb riecht die Küche schon gut.
There is leek and broccoli in the soup, therefore the kitchen already smells good.
Ich weiß nicht, ob sie lieber Blumenkohl oder Brokkoli essen möchte.
I do not know whether she would rather eat cauliflower or broccoli.
Mein Bruder möchte keinen Blumenkohl, sondern lieber Brokkoli mit etwas Sahne.
My brother does not want cauliflower, but would rather have broccoli with some cream.
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