paella
US /pɑˈɛlə, pɑˈeljɑ, -ˈejɑ/
・UK /paɪˈelə/
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n.NounSaffron-flavored dish of rice/shellfish/chicken
We have rice, shrimps, and chicken, so how about paella for dinner?
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Talk About Food and Cooking in English - Spoken English Lesson
- I guess paella is quite well-known.
I guess paella is quite well-known.
- I guess paella is quite well-known.
I guess paella is quite well-known.
TRAVEL VLOG #2: Nice, France Part 2/2 - St Paul De Vence Day Trip ♥ MUST SEE in French Riviera ♥
- Anton's paella...
Anton's paella...
Healthy Pan Cooked Prawns | Jamie Oliver
- You could do this in a paella pan. So look, that's had a minute,
You could do this in a paella pan. So look, that's had a minute,
- You could do this in a paella pan.
You could do this in a paella pan.
Rick Steves' Andalucía: The Best of Southern Spain
- In this hour-long special, we'll enjoy the classic Andalusian experiences in the classic Andalusian places: dazzling Moorish palaces, fiery gypsy musicians, sunny laid-back beaches, a never-to-forget paella feast, whitewashed hill towns, somber religious processions, followed by flamboyant flamenco revelry—a mighty rock drilled through with history and overrun with mischievous monkeys, weeping virgins, and
In this hour-long special, we'll enjoy the classic Andalusian experiences in the classic Andalusian places: dazzling Moorish palaces, fiery gypsy musicians, sunny laid-back beaches, a never-to-forget paella feast, whitewashed hill towns, somber religious processions, followed by flamboyant flamenco revelry—a mighty rock drilled through with history and overrun with mischievous monkeys, weeping virgins, and
- a never-to-forget paella feast, whitewashed hill towns, somber religious processions followed
a never-to-forget paella feast, whitewashed hill towns, somber religious processions followed
The Ultimate Locals’ Guide to Spain
- Spain tastes like paella.
Spain tastes like paella.
- Paella only has chicken, rabbit, vegetables, and rice.
Paella only has chicken, rabbit, vegetables, and rice.
How To Make Spanish Paella | Omar Allibhoy
- Today I'm going to be cooking the world-famous Spanish national paella valenciana.
Today I'm going to be cooking the world-famous Spanish national paella valenciana.
- If there is a dish in Spain that brings family together, it will be paella.
If there is a dish in Spain that brings family together, it will be paella.
Myself, Herself, etc. by Shmoop
- Say we have the sentence "Irene sat herself down to a delicious meal of paella in Spain." The object "herself" reflects back on the subject of the sentence "Irene." Or, say we have the sentence "The cute guy at the club in Rome told himself Irene wouldn't mind if he danced a little too close to her." Here, the object "himself" reflects back on the subject of the sentence "our nameless male clubgoer..." who might want to rethink how he approaches girls who don't know him.
Say we have the sentence "Irene sat herself down to a delicious meal of paella in Spain." The object "herself" reflects back on the subject of the sentence "Irene." Or, say we have the sentence "The cute guy at the club in Rome told himself Irene wouldn't mind if he danced a little too close to her." Here, the object "himself" reflects back on the subject of the sentence "our nameless male clubgoer..." who might want to rethink how he approaches girls who don't know him.
- Say we have the sentence, "Irene sat herself down to a delicious meal of paella <<pie-AY-uh>>
Say we have the sentence, "Irene sat herself down to a delicious meal of paella <<pie-AY-uh>>
25 Things to do in Madrid, Spain | Top Attractions Travel Guide
- We couldn't come to the capital and not try Spain's national dish: paella.
We couldn't come to the capital and not try Spain's national dish: paella.
- Okay so your mixed Paella has arrived. Tell us about it. Yeah, the paella is finally here.
Okay so your mixed Paella has arrived. Tell us about it. Yeah, the paella is finally here.
12 Confusing English Nouns
- "I tried to make paella last night, but I think I read the..." "...wrong.
"I tried to make paella last night, but I think I read the..." "...wrong.
- Four, I tried to make paella last night, but I think I read the, wrong.
Four, I tried to make paella last night, but I think I read the, wrong.
EF Malaga, Andalusia, Spain (English version)
- Normalmente, las familias son gente muy abierta, muy simpática, y hacen las comidas típicas, como gazpacho andaluz, paella, para los estudiantes.
Normalmente, las familias son gente muy abierta, muy simpática, y hacen las comidas típicas, como gazpacho andaluz, paella, para los estudiantes.
- and they cook typical dinners like gazpacho andaluz and paella
and they cook typical dinners like gazpacho andaluz and paella