I have been cooking all day for you.
J'ai cuisiné toute la journée pour toi.
Stevie and I have been cooking up a few things.
Avec Stevie, on a quelques trucs sur le feu.
I have been cooking all day.
J'ai cuisiné toute la journée.
I have been cooking all day.
J'ai cuisiné.
Stevie and I have been cooking up a few things.
- Je sais pas. Avec Stevie, on a quelques trucs sur le feu.
Your family will love coming home to the smells of delicious Crockpot meals that have been cooking all day.
Votre famille aimera venir à la maison aux odeurs des repas délicieux de Crockpot qui avaient fait cuire toute la journée.
You have been cooking for two hours. Is it almost ready?
Vous cuisinez depuis deux heures. Est-ce que c'est presque prêt ?
You have been cooking for two hours. What are you making?
Tu cuisines depuis deux heures. Qu'est-ce que tu prépares ?
You have been cooking for two hours! - Yes, but it's worth the wait.
Tu cuisines depuis deux heures ! — Oui, mais ça vaut la peine d'attendre.
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