Adventures in Eating
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ID: 2134
Upper Intermediate
Exploring the world of Chinese food is not for the faint of heart. Those of us not used to eating the organs of animals should be weary. Many traditional Chinese dishes revel in using all kinds of offal in their preparation. And names can be misleading. Even if you think you know what is in a dish, it's easy to get it wrong. In this lesson, two friends check out the food at a Taiwanese night market and are in for a surprise.
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| SIMPLIFIED | PINYIN | ENGLISH | |
|---|---|---|---|
| 猪血糕 | zhūxiěgāo | glutinous rice covered in pig's blood | |
| 猪血 | zhūxiě | pig's blood | |
| 糯米 | nuòmǐ | glutinous rice | |
| 恶心 | ěxīn | disgusting, vile |
哇台湾的夜市果然名不虚传那边排队排得那么长肯定有好吃的我们去看看
wā 哇Táiwān 台湾de 的yèshì 夜市guǒrán 果然míngbùxūchuán 名不虚传nàbiān 那边páiduì 排队pái 排de 得nàme 那么cháng 长kěndìng 肯定yǒu 有hǎochī 好吃de 的wǒmen 我们qù 去kànkan 看看
Wow, Taiwanese night markets really do live up to their reputation. That line is so long, it's got to be for something good to eat. Let's go check it out.
算了吧那里卖的是猪血糕你肯定不要吃
suàn le ba 算了吧nàlǐ 那里mài 卖de 的shì 是zhūxiěgāo 猪血糕nǐ 你kěndìng 肯定bù yào 不要chī 吃
Forget it. They sell zhuxuegao over there. You definitely don't want to eat it.
猪血糕是什么
zhūxiěgāo 猪血糕shì 是shénme 什么
Zhuxuegao, what's that?
就是猪血加上糯米
jiùshì 就是zhūxiě 猪血jiāshàng 加上nuòmǐ 糯米
It's pig's blood added to glutinous rice.
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