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Neto: Avó, o que fazes para a tua comida ser sempre tão boa?
{{Grandson: Grandma, what do you do to make your food always so good?}}
2
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Avó: Oh meu netinho, eu cozinho sempre com amor e respeito.
{{Grandma: Oh my little grandson, I always cook with love and respect.}}
3
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Neto: Como é que fazes isso?
{{Grandson: How do you do that?}}
4
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Avó: Há que respeitar a comida, sabes? Mas principalmente respeitar a natureza.
{{Grandma: You have to respect the food, you know? But mostly respect nature.}}
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Neto: Porquê?
{{Grandson: Why?}}
6
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Avó: Ora, a comida vem de onde? Da natureza, não é?
{{Grandma: Well, where does food come from? From nature, doesn’t it?}}
7
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Neto: Sim, mas tu é que a fazes.
{{Grandson: Yes, but it is you that makes it.}}
8
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Avó: Eu apenas combino os ingredientes, mas o segredo está no seu sabor.
{{Grandma: I just combine the ingredients, but the secret is in their taste.}}
9
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Neto: Achei que a avó tinha dito que é por cozinhar com amor e respeito!
{{Grandson: I thought you said it was because you cook with love and respect!}}
10
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Avó: E é preciso amar e respeitar, para os ingredientes serem de qualidade. Respeitar a terra e as plantas para que os seus frutos sejam doces e suculentos.
{{Grandma: And love and respect are necessary for the ingredients to be of quality. Respect the soil and plants so that their fruits are sweet and succulent.}}
11
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Neto: Mas qual é o processo?
{{Grandson: But what’s the process?}}
12
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Avó: Tens de cuidar da terra, das plantas e árvores. Regar pontualmente, afastar parasitas e podar na altura certa. Não coloques químicos, elas não gostam.
{{Grandma: You have to take care of the land, the plants, and the trees. Water on time, ward off parasites, and prune at the right time. Don’t put chemicals [on them], they don’t like it.}}
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Neto: É só isso?
{{Grandson: Is that it?}}
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Avó: Não é só, isto são os cuidados básicos que tens de ter com as tuas plantas. Também tens de as tratar bem, falar com elas e fazê-las sentirem-se bonitas.
{{Grandma: It’s not just that, this is the basic care you have to have with your plants. You also have to treat them well, talk to them, and make them feel beautiful.}}
15
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Neto: Mas isso não é coisa de maluco?
{{Grandson: But isn’t that just crazy talk?}}
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Avó: Não, meu neto. Deixa essas ideias de lado e fala apenas quase como se estivesses a falar contigo. Fala sobre o teu dia, dizes que elas estão bonitas.
{{Grandma: No, my grandson. Put those ideas aside and just talk almost as if you’re talking to yourself. Talk about your day, say they are beautiful.}}
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No final, terás lindas plantas que te darão frutos e legumes com os melhores sabores!
{{In the end you’ll have gorgeous plants that will give you fruits and vegetables with the best flavors!}}
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Neto: Vou começar a ajudar a avó para aprender!
{{Grandson: I’ll start helping you grandma, in order to learn!}}
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Este texto é magnífico … É uma lição muito bonita de vida e jardinagem. Obrigada