Sampling the restaurant scene in West Valley

[bigb]

Ahh, okay. Lime cooked fish is ceviche. For some reason peruvians spell it cebiche. I work with a peruvian guy and so that he can pronounce words with a "V" sound he substitutes it for a "B" sound. So when he says "vanilla" he actually says "banilla."

In Spanish, the two letters have virtually the same sound.

 

[Saint Cy of JFC]

Seriously? It's similar to a milkshake .

Does it bring all the boys to the yard?

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[Saint Cy of JFC]

Ahh, okay. Lime cooked fish is ceviche. For some reason peruvians spell it cebiche. I work with a peruvian guy and so that he can pronounce words with a "V" sound he substitutes it for a "B" sound. So when he says "vanilla" he actually says "banilla."

I know ceviche is prepared in lime, but aren't there other fish dishes cooked in lime that aren't ceviche?

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[Gameface]

I know ceviche is prepared in lime, but aren't there other fish dishes cooked in lime that aren't ceviche?

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Maybe. I couldn't say for sure