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I am eating dinner hi, I am new on italki and I am taking my dinner in my job because I am alone now. My food is "pibipollo" is like a big and toast mexican tamal with chicken, tomatoe, onion..., the pibipollo has history, was a popular food of "mayas" in the yucatán peninsula. I looked for a pic about pibipollos on google, I add it here.

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Besides what James mentioned, I want to say something about this sentence:

 

"I looked for a pic about pibipollos on google, I added it here."

 

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I think "a pic of pibipollos" is better than "a pic about pibipollos". "A pic of sth." means that sth. is what's in this pic.

 

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Also, "...on google, I added it here." should be "...on google, and I added it here."

 

When writing in English, always remember to put a conjunction between two independent sentences.

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I am eating dinner

hi, I am new on italki and I am taking my dinner on my job because I am alone now. My food is "pibipollo"; it is like a big and  (???) toast mexican tamal with chicken, tomato, onion..., the pibipollo has history, it was a popular food of  the "mayas" in the yucatán peninsula.
I looked for a pic about pibipollos on google, I added it here.
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I am eating dinner

hi, I am new on italki and I am taking my dinner on my job because I am alone now. My food is "pibipollo" is like a big and hard mexican tamal with chicken, tomato, onion..., the pibipollo has history, was a popular food of  the "mayas" in the yucatán peninsula.
I looked for a pic about pibipollos on google, I added it here.

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