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What is the difference between kitchen and chiken ?Feel free to just provide example sentences.
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- Spanish (Mexico) Near fluent
Kitchen es igual a la cocina. Chicken es igual a el pollo.
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- English (US)
Kitchen = where you cook
I went to the kitchen to cook dinner.
I have a stove, oven, sink and microwave in my kitchen.
Chicken = an animal
The chicken laid an egg in the barn.
I had chicken for dinner.
My favourite animal is a chicken.
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