Buy smaller plates - your mind is conditioned to expect a plate full of food. So buy smaller plates and fill them with food, and you'll be reducing the calories you eat by 25% or even 50%! Go individual - if you fancy crisps, buy an individual bag. If you want pudding, buy a one-person not a family size.
Garden Dictionary Word: Calibrachoa. Meaning: Named for Antonio de la Cal y Bracho, 19th century Mexican botanist and pharmacologist. Latin Pronunciation: kal-ee-BRAK-oh-uh.
Conversely, the Spanish were also pronouncing it the same way, but with a different etymological origin! The Spanish understood the word âcoronelâ as the officer of the âcrownâ rather than that of the âcolumnâ. It is possible that both the French and the Spanish pronunciation affected the English one. The English had already begun to use the word âcoronelâ, which became bastardized by their accent to be pronounced as âkernelâ, with an open ambiguous ârâ in the middle overshadowing the âoâ.