Katherine: I'm hungry. Let's go to the snack bar.
Elijah:ok, what unusual food do you want to try?
K: I am going to try Gado Gado.
E: what's that?
K: it's a kind of rice ball that is made in Malaysia. What about you?
E: I don't know. I don't know what most of this food is!
K: do you want noodles, vegetables, rice, meat, seafood, beans, or dessert?
E: I'd like to have some vegetables first.
K: have you ever tried tempura?
E: no, what is it?
K: it's deep fried vegetables, which is commonly eaten in Japan.
E: what do you use to eat it?
K: most people eat tempura with chopsticks, but you can use a fork if you don't know how to use chopsticks.
E: that sounds great. Do you know if there are any vegetable dishes that are spicy?
K: let me think. You could get an Indian or Thai vegetable curry, or you could get some Kimchi.
E: I'll try all of those. How do you know so much about International food?
K: I used to buy lunch every day from the International food stall at school. Every day was an adventure!
我餓了.咱們?nèi)バ〕缘臧?
好的,你想嘗嘗什么特別的吃的嗎?
我想嘗嘗馬來飯團(tuán).
那是什么東西?
是一種馬來西亞飯團(tuán).你想吃什么?
沒想好.我都不知道這些食物是什么.
你想吃面條,蔬菜,米飯,肉,海鮮,豆類還是甜點(diǎn)?
我想還是先來點(diǎn)蔬菜吧.
你吃過天婦羅嗎?
沒吃過,那是什么?
是一種油炸蔬菜,在日本很常見.
用什么吃的?
大多數(shù)人都用筷子夾著吃,但是如果你不會(huì)用筷子的話可以用叉子.
聽起來不錯(cuò).你知道哪兒有什么辣味的蔬菜嗎?
我想想.末可以點(diǎn)印度菜或者泰式咖喱,或者要點(diǎn)兒韓國泡菜.
我都會(huì)嘗嘗.你怎么了解全球各地的食物?
我以前讀書的時(shí)候每天都在學(xué)校里的全球美食大排檔買午飯.天天都有驚喜!
Snack bar: a place where you can buy a small quick meal, such as a sandwich 快餐柜臺(tái);快餐部;小吃部;點(diǎn)心鋪
Spicy: of food 食物 having a strong taste because spices have been used to flavour it 加有香料的;用香料調(diào)味的
spicy chicken wings
香味雞翅膀
Stall: a table or small shop with an open front that people sell things from, especially at a market stand 貨攤,攤位,售貨亭(尤指集市上的)
a market stall
集市上的貨攤
Adventure: an unusual, exciting or dangerous experience, journey or series of events 冒險(xiǎn);冒險(xiǎn)經(jīng)歷;奇遇
her adventures travelling in Africa
她在非洲旅行時(shí)的冒險(xiǎn)經(jīng)歷
When you're a child, life is one big adventure.
在孩提時(shí)代,生活是一大不尋常的經(jīng)歷。
adventure stories
歷險(xiǎn)故事