阿美和丹尼爾買完了發(fā)夾，丹尼爾說(shuō)餓了，阿美就給他介紹起夜市上的小吃。那么夜市上究竟有哪些小吃呢？丹尼爾最后都吃了什么呢？

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Daniel: Girls always like these Japanese-style hair clips.

May: They are cute, most importantly, inexpensive.

Daniel: Anyway, I need to get myself some late supper. I'm starving.

May: How about “stinky tofu”?

Daniel: Stinky tofu? What's that? It sounds strange.

May: It's a famous Hunan snack. And it's very popular in Beijing. Would you like to have a try?

Daniel: I'll think about it. Anything else?

May: Grilled corn, glutinous dumplings, fried peanuts, and bean curd jelly. Good enough?

Daniel: I prefer fried peanuts. I like peanuts very much. By the way, is that healthy? Mom always tells us not to eat outside, because they often use the recycled oil.

May: Don't consider too much about it. You said you were very hungry, so you can't do anything else but to eat.

Daniel: I prefer not. I'll eat when I'm back home. By the way, do all the stinky tofu vendors come from Hunan?

May: Not exactly. Actually, people learn the making process from the native residents.

Daniel: Got it. Are there any other regional snacks here?

May: Of course. For example, Sichuan, Fujian, Guangzhou. Their snacks are also very famous.

Daniel: Are there any Beijing snacks?

May: Of course. Look, it is over there.

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丹尼爾：女孩子都喜歡這些日本風(fēng)格的發(fā)夾。

阿美：它們很可愛(ài)，最重要的是很便宜。

丹尼爾：不管怎樣，我很餓，我要去吃點(diǎn)夜宵。

阿美：臭豆腐怎么樣？

丹尼爾：臭豆腐？是什么東西啊？聽(tīng)起來(lái)怪怪的。

阿美：它是一種湖南的小吃，而且它在北京非常流行。你要試試嗎？

丹尼爾：我考慮一下，那還有些什么呢？

阿美：烤玉米、湯圓、炸花生和豆腐腦。夠多了吧？

丹尼爾：我選擇炸花生。我非常喜歡吃花生。對(duì)了，那衛(wèi)生嗎？媽媽經(jīng)常告訴我們不要在外面吃東西，因?yàn)樗麄兘?jīng)常用那種循環(huán)使用的油。

阿美：別想太多了，你說(shuō)你非常餓，那你就別無(wú)選擇，只有吃了。

丹尼爾：算了，我還是回家吃吧。對(duì)了，那些賣臭豆腐的商販都是從湖南來(lái)的嗎？

阿美：不一定。事實(shí)上，人們從本地居民那里學(xué)到了制作方法。

丹尼爾：我知道了。那這兒還有其他地方小吃嗎？

阿美：當(dāng)然有啊。比如說(shuō)這兒有來(lái)自四川、福建、廣州的小吃。這些也非常有名。

丹尼爾：那有北京小吃嗎？

阿美：當(dāng)然有啊?？矗沁吘陀幸粋€(gè)。

Recitation 經(jīng)典背誦


Daniel:May told me that “stinky tofu” was very popular in Beijing; it's a very famous Human snack. But its name sounds a bit weird. I thought that all the stinky tofu vendors came from Hunan, but I'm wrong. They just learn the making process from the native residents.

生詞小結(jié)


glutinous dumpling 湯圓

stinky adj. 發(fā)惡臭的

recycled adj. 循環(huán)使用的

grilled corn 烤玉米

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東京夜生活

東京是一個(gè)大城市，有著令人印象深刻的夜生活。很多人都說(shuō)東京夜生活是全球各地最瘋狂的。當(dāng)談及東京夜生活時(shí)，新宿、銀座、本木這三個(gè)地方是最著名的。

Nightlife in America

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美國(guó)夜生活

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