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醬油 を **掛けて** 辛口で食べたい俺でも甘めの卵焼きが美味い

What does **掛けて** mean here? Does it mean "attach"? Why can't I use 付けて
instead?

What is the difference in using 辛口 and 塩辛い? Both means salty
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Word choice in a sentence and meaning
This 掛ける means "to pour". ～ **を** 醤油 **に** つける is "to dip (something) in
syoyu", and ～ **に** 醤油 **を** かける is "to put syoyu (on something)". These are
two different ways of using say sauce, and neither is more correct than the
other.

塩辛い only means "salty" as the kanji suggests, and it often has a negative
connotation. 辛口(の) is neutral, and it also means "spicy/hot" or "dry
(alcohol)" as well, depending on the food it modifies.
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