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  • Well, hey, welcome to this English lesson about food.

    歡迎來到這堂關於食物的英語課。

  • I'm here with Brent.

    我和布倫特在一起

  • Hi, Brent.

    嗨,布倫特。

  • Hello.

    你好

  • Brent's taking me around Maine today, around Lewiston, Maine, and he's going to treat me.

    布倫特今天要帶我去緬因州 Lewiston一帶 他要請我吃飯

  • Well, I don't know, are you buying the food?

    我不知道,你買食物嗎?

  • I'll probably buy most of it, yeah.

    我可能會買下其中的大部分。

  • He might be treating me to food, or I'll buy some of it as well, and then as I taste it, I'll try to think of all the English words and phrases I would use to describe that food, so I'm looking forward to it.

    他可能會請我吃東西,或者我也會買一些,然後在品嚐的過程中,我會努力想出所有的英語單詞和短語來描述這些食物,所以我很期待。

  • Me too.

    我也是。

  • The only thing I'm worried about is that Bob is gonna like the food so much, you're not gonna wanna leave.

    我唯一擔心的是,鮑勃會非常喜歡這裡的食物,讓你不想離開。

  • Yeah, I might end up staying here, but we'll see, you never know.

    是的,我可能會留在這裡,但我們會看到,你永遠不知道。

  • It might be yummy, maybe not.

    也許好吃,也許不好吃。

  • Okay, so we're here at The Holy Donut.

    好了,我們來到了神聖甜甜圈。

  • Brent has just gone in to make sure it's okay for us to come in with our cameras.

    布倫特剛剛進去確認我們可以帶著攝影機進去。

  • Hopefully they say yes.

    希望他們答應。

  • If not, maybe we'll have to be a little bit sneaky about it, but I'm sure they'll say yes to a Canadian visiting coming to buy their donuts.

    如果沒有,也許我們得偷偷摸摸地來,但我相信他們會同意加拿大人來買他們的甜甜圈。

  • I'm sure they'll be fine with it.

    我相信他們會接受的。

  • We'll see.

    我們拭目以待。

  • Chocolate sea salt.

    巧克力海鹽

  • Chocolate sea salt, yes.

    巧克力海鹽,沒錯。

  • Maple bacon.

    楓葉培根

  • Maple bacon.

    楓葉培根

  • And then what's your best blueberry?

    你最喜歡的藍莓是什麼?

  • Ooh, personally, in my opinion, the blueberry lemon.

    哦,就我個人而言,我喜歡藍莓檸檬。

  • Oh, blueberry with lemon.

    哦,藍莓加檸檬。

  • What does that look like?

    這看起來像什麼?

  • Where is that?

    在哪裡?

  • That is this one right here.

    就是這個。

  • Oh yeah, that looks good.

    哦,是的,看起來不錯。

  • Yeah, we'll do that.

    好的,我們會的

  • Not the cannoli?

    不是煎餅卷?

  • The cannoli is also absolutely delicious, but I actually really like the lemon.

    煎餅卷也絕對美味,但實際上我非常喜歡檸檬。

  • Let's do four.

    來四個吧

  • Okay.

    好的

  • Four, and then the blueberry cannoli?

    四個,然後是藍莓煎餅卷?

  • Yeah, let's do that.

    好,就這麼辦

  • Awesome.

    棒極了

  • Because Brent's paying.

    因為布倫特在付錢

  • Yeah.

    是啊

  • All right, so we have a sea salt, a lemon, a blueberry holey cannoli, and there was one other one.

    好了,我們有一個海鹽檸檬藍莓煎餅卷,還有一個其他的。

  • What was that one?

    那個是什麼?

  • Maple bacon and blueberry lemon.

    楓葉培根和藍莓檸檬。

  • Maple bacon, that's the one that I'm missing here.

    楓葉燻肉,這是我缺少的一種。

  • All right, anything to drink today?

    好吧,今天要喝點什麼嗎?

  • No, I'm fine.

    不,我很好。

  • Then the total will still be $17.55.

    那麼總額仍為 17.55 美元。

  • Okay, I can pay.

    好吧,我可以付錢。

  • You want me to pay?

    你想讓我付錢?

  • I got it.

    我知道了

  • There's a chocolate.

    有一塊巧克力

  • Then my screen's just going to ask you if you'd like to leave a tip, and then it'll ask if you want a receipt.

    然後我的螢幕會問你是否要留下小費,然後會問你是否要收據。

  • So, we're not gonna eat all of them.

    所以,我們不會全部吃掉。

  • We're gonna try parts of each of them.

    我們會嘗試其中的一部分。

  • I had a knife.

    我有一把刀

  • Yes.

    是的。

  • Okay, so I think half's too much.

    好吧,我覺得一半太多了。

  • Yeah, it is.

    是的,就是這樣。

  • So, let's try chocolate.

    那麼,讓我們試試巧克力吧。

  • Let's try a quarter, maybe.

    讓我們試試四分之一,也許。

  • There we go.

    好了

  • I'm just gonna grab.

    我只是要抓住。

  • I'm gonna eat before you're eating.

    我要在你吃之前先吃。

  • Do it.

    動手吧

  • This is probably my favorite donut that they sell here.

    這可能是我最喜歡的甜甜圈了。

  • That is a deep, rich chocolate flavor.

    這是一種深沉、濃郁的巧克力味道。

  • That is yummy.

    真好吃

  • Yeah, you were right.

    是的,你是對的。

  • I do like them.

    我確實喜歡它們。

  • Do you taste the potato in them?

    你嚐到馬鈴薯的味道了嗎?

  • I don't, actually.

    其實我沒有。

  • It tastes like, like if I bought this at home, it would be an expensive donut.

    它的味道就像,如果我在家裡買這個,那就是一個昂貴的甜甜圈。

  • It tastes very, very good.

    味道非常非常好。

  • And it's kind of a traditional donut.

    這是一種傳統的甜甜圈。

  • It's made the old-fashioned way.

    它是用傳統方法制作的。

  • It's probably deep fried in oil.

    可能是用油炸的。

  • It's very soft, I think.

    我覺得它非常柔軟。

  • Almost a little warm still.

    幾乎還是有點熱。

  • So, I don't know how long ago this was baked, but my favorite.

    所以,我不知道這是多久前烤制的,但卻是我的最愛。

  • I like salt.

    我喜歡鹽。

  • So, do you like salt as well?

    那麼,你也喜歡吃鹽嗎?

  • I do.

    我是這麼想的。

  • Two thumbs up, but I have to try the other ones yet.

    豎起兩個大拇指,但我還得試試其他的。

  • I feel bad, but I'm already rating this one as my favorite without trying the other ones, so.

    我感覺很糟,但我還沒試過其他的,就已經把這個評為我最喜歡的了,所以。

  • So, I can't imagine how many calories are in the middle of this donut.

    所以,我無法想象這個甜甜圈中間有多少卡路里。

  • When we cut it, though, we gotta get a little bit of the cream.

    不過,在切的時候,我們要切一點奶油。

  • This is gonna be messy.

    這下可麻煩了

  • Luckily, they have a washroom here, as you would say in Canada, right?

    幸運的是,這裡有洗手間,就像你在加拿大說的那樣,對嗎?

  • You can wash up afterwards.

    您可以事後再清洗。

  • Once again, I'm gonna dive right in.

    我要再一次直奔主題。

  • Do you know that?

    你知道嗎?

  • I'm gonna dive in.

    我要潛水了

  • That means I'm gonna go and take a piece right away.

    這意味著我要馬上去拿一塊。

  • Good phrasing right there.

    說得好

  • Uh-oh.

    啊哦

  • I got a little bit of it.

    我得到了一點點。

  • And I don't know about you, but I hate eating on camera.

    我不知道你怎麼想,但我討厭在鏡頭前吃東西。

  • It's good.

    這很好。

  • I like the chocolate better.

    我更喜歡巧克力。

  • The whipped cream tastes very fresh.

    鮮奶油的味道非常新鮮。

  • Like, it feels like it's authentic whipped cream.

    就像,感覺它是正宗的鮮奶油。

  • Sometimes in Canada and the United States, you have things that are kind of fake.

    在加拿大和美國,有時會出現一些假冒偽劣產品。

  • That tastes like real whipped cream.

    那味道就像真正的鮮奶油。

  • Real blueberries, definitely.

    絕對是真正的藍莓

  • Oh, that is good.

    哦,那很好。

  • Yeah.

    是啊

  • I'm gonna take another one.

    我再來一杯

  • Yeah, it's growing on me.

    是啊,我越來越喜歡了。

  • That's a good phrase, too.

    這句話也不錯。

  • It means I'm starting to like it more and more.

    這說明我開始越來越喜歡它了。

  • I'm not sure about this one.

    這個我不確定。

  • A donut with bacon seems a little strange to me.

    在我看來,帶培根的甜甜圈有點奇怪。

  • Usually donuts are very sweet.

    通常甜甜圈都很甜。

  • And this is gonna add a salty, savory element to the donut.

    這將為甜甜圈增添鹹味和香味。

  • Is it maple bacon?

    是楓葉培根嗎?

  • It is.

    就是這樣。

  • Now, bacon and maple go well together.

    現在,培根和楓葉很配。

  • I'm gonna smell it first.

    我先聞一下

  • Oh yeah, you can smell the maple.

    對了,你還能聞到楓葉的香味。

  • You can definitely smell the bacon.

    你肯定能聞到燻肉的香味。

  • I'm gonna use the English phrase, that's a no for me.

    我要用英語短語,這對我來說是個 "不 "字。

  • No, really?

    不是吧?

  • When you say something is a no for you, it means you don't like it.

    當你說 "不 "的時候,就意味著你不喜歡它。

  • I like it enough that I'll finish my piece, but I wouldn't buy this.

    我喜歡它,我會完成我的作品,但我不會買這個。

  • It's a great donut.

    這是一個很棒的甜甜圈。

  • They've done a great job.

    他們做得很好。

  • I just personally, no.

    我個人認為不行。

  • Is it too sweet?

    會不會太甜?

  • Or is it the combination of flavors?

    還是因為各種口味的結合?

  • It's the bacon with the sugar.

    這是加了糖的燻肉。

  • Oh, okay.

    哦,好吧

  • Yeah.

    是啊

  • That's unfortunate.

    真是不幸。

  • I like that one.

    我喜歡這個。

  • Okay, what's this last one?

    最後一個是什麼?

  • I believe it's the blueberry lemon.

    我想應該是藍莓檸檬。

  • Blueberry lemon.

    藍莓檸檬

  • So two flavors together.

    所以,兩種味道在一起。

  • And I'm sure it's the same in Canada.

    我相信加拿大也是如此。

  • We say blueberry pairs well with lemon.

    我們說藍莓與檸檬是絕配。

  • You'll see that in cakes and stuff.

    你會在蛋糕之類的東西中看到這一點。

  • Yeah.

    是啊

  • I don't think I've ever had this one.

    我好像從來沒吃過這個。

  • You can actually see the blueberry inside this one.

    你真的可以看到裡面的藍莓。

  • So, has a nice blue look.

    是以,藍色的外觀很好看。

  • Mm.

    嗯 Mm.

  • The hint of lemon is quite strong.

    檸檬的味道相當濃郁。

  • I wouldn't actually use the phrase hint of lemon.

    實際上,我不會用 "檸檬味 "這個詞。

  • It's quite lemony.

    檸檬味很濃。

  • So, hmm.

    所以,嗯。

  • More lemony than blueberry, I think.

    我覺得檸檬味比藍莓味更濃。

  • Yeah.

    是啊

  • Okay, I'm gonna rank them.

    好吧,我給他們排個名次。

  • Okay.

    好的

  • Chocolate sea salt, number one for me.

    巧克力海鹽,我的第一選擇。

  • Blueberry cannoli, number two.

    藍莓煎餅卷,二號

  • Blueberry lemon, number three.

    藍莓檸檬,三號

  • But a distant third.

    但排在第三位。

  • Like it's one, two, and then there's a big gap for Bob.

    就像一個,兩個,然後鮑勃就有一個大缺口。

  • And then blueberry lemon.

    然後是藍莓檸檬。

  • And then the bacon one is, I guess it's number four by default, but would not be buying it again.

    然後是燻肉,我想默認是第四個,但不會再買了。

  • What about you?

    你呢?

  • I think we line up, no, no.

    我想我們排好隊了,不,不。

  • We don't line up exactly.

    我們並不完全一致。

  • So we don't exactly agree.

    所以我們的意見並不完全一致。

  • But chocolate sea salt, number one.

    但巧克力海鹽是第一位的。

  • Number one.

    第一

  • Blueberry, probably number three.

    藍莓,可能是第三位。

  • Oh.

    哦。

  • The maple bacon's probably my second.

    楓葉培根可能是我的第二個選擇。

  • Okay.

    好的

  • Yours would be fourth, but not distant.

    你的將是第四個,但並不遙遠。

  • Like I kinda like them all.

    就像我有點喜歡他們一樣。

  • Yeah.

    是啊

  • Okay.

    好的

  • Well, thanks for the donuts.

    謝謝你的甜甜圈

  • Of course.

    當然。

  • We're done here at the donut shop and we're gonna hit the road.

    我們在甜甜圈店的工作結束了 我們要上路了

  • And what's next?

    接下來呢?

  • What are we eating next?

    我們接下來吃什麼?

  • I think we might have a lobster roll.

    我想我們可以吃龍蝦卷。

  • We might have a lobster roll.

    我們可能會吃龍蝦卷。

  • So that might be next.

    所以,下一個可能就是它。

  • So we're at our next location.

    我們到下一個地點了

  • We're gonna look at the lighthouse that you might be able to just see in the distance there.

    我們來看看遠處的燈塔。

  • We'll get a bit closer.

    我們再靠近一點。

  • And then up there, there's a little food truck or a little food place where we're gonna get a lobster roll.

    然後在那裡,有一個小餐車 或者一個小吃店,我們要去那裡吃龍蝦卷。

  • Should be yummy.

    應該很美味。

  • So I know this is a food video, but this is a pretty cool shot of this lighthouse.

    我知道這是一個美食視頻,但這個燈塔的鏡頭很酷。

  • I'll have to do a little bit of research about it later.

    我稍後要對此做一些研究。

  • But here we are.

    但我們還是來了。

  • You can see what I think is the Atlantic Ocean.

    你可以看到我認為是大西洋的地方。

  • It could just be a large bay.

    可能只是一個大海灣。

  • I'll have to check a map.

    我得查查地圖。

  • But we're here on the Eastern seaboard, we would call it.

    但我們這裡是東部沿海地區。

  • Making a food video where I'm not actually eating anything.

    製作美食視頻,其實我什麼都沒吃。

  • We'll get back to that in just a sec.

    我們稍後再談。

  • Okay, I'm just taking a selfie for Jen.

    好吧,我只是在給珍自拍。

  • I decided if I was on a trip without her, I should at least send her some pictures.

    我決定,如果我不帶她去旅行,至少應該給她寄些照片。

  • So here we go.

    那麼,我們開始吧。

  • Oop.

    哎呀

  • Almost dropped my phone because of the suntan lotion on my hands.

    因為手上的防晒油,我差點把手機摔了。

  • There we go.

    好了

  • Okay, so we're here at this little trailer.

    好了,我們現在就在這個小拖車裡。

  • I called it a food truck, but it's a trailer.

    我叫它餐車,其實是拖車。

  • And we're gonna get a lobster roll, which is apparently a pretty common thing to get when you're in Maine.

    我們要吃龍蝦卷 這顯然是在緬因州常吃的東西

  • I think Brent's gonna pay for them again.

    我想布倫特又要為他們付出代價了。

  • We'll see.

    我們拭目以待。

  • What can I get for ya?

    需要點什麼?

  • I say we go with a couple lobster rolls.

    我說我們來幾個龍蝦卷吧。

  • Yeah.

    是啊

  • And since we're in Maine, we gotta do the Maine.

    既然我們在緬因州,就得去緬因州。

  • Yeah, two Maine lobster rolls.

    是啊,兩個緬因龍蝦卷。

  • Yeah, we got two sizes.

    我們有兩種尺寸

  • We have a four and a half ounce and a six.

    我們有一個四盎司半和一個六盎司。

  • How hungry are you?

    你有多餓?

  • The smaller one for me.

    我喜歡小一點的那個。

  • Okay.

    好的

  • Smaller one for me as well.

    給我的也是小號的。

  • We're kind of on a tour of food, so we don't want to eat too much.

    我們正在進行美食之旅,所以不想吃太多。

  • So it says for the Maine one, just mayo and chives.

    所以緬因州那家店只賣蛋黃醬和韭菜。

  • Yes.

    是的。

  • Does it come with any butter?

    有黃油嗎?

  • We can put butter on anything.

    我們可以在任何東西上塗黃油。

  • Please do.

    請這樣做。

  • All right, I'll get that receipt printed for you.

    好的,我去幫你打印收據。

  • Okay.

    好的

  • Thank you.

    謝謝。

  • And I'll get you those drinks.

    我去給你拿酒

  • I'll be right back.

    我馬上回來

  • Thanks.

    謝謝。

  • Here's the waters.

    這裡是水域。

  • Let's get our moxies.

    讓我們拿出勇氣

  • You guys had moxie before?

    你們以前有莫西幹嗎?

  • I've had it before.

    我以前也有過。

  • No.

  • So we're gonna- We're gonna see if I like it.

    所以我們要 我們要看看我喜不喜歡

  • Let us know where you fall on the great debate here.

    讓我們知道您在這場大辯論中的立場。

  • Do you like it?

    喜歡嗎?

  • I love it.

    我喜歡

  • You do, really?

    真的嗎?

  • You'll be number 49.

    你將是第 49 號

  • We'll just call it a morning.

    今天就到這兒吧

  • Okay, thank you.

    好的,謝謝。

  • Enjoy guys.

    祝你們玩得愉快

  • I've had this for about 20 years and it's not as bad as I thought.

    我有這個毛病已經 20 年了,它並不像我想象的那麼糟糕。

  • No, this is really good.

    不,這真的很不錯。

  • So I'm trying moxie by the way.

    順便說一下,我正在嘗試莫克西。

  • So I, sorry, I stopped recording.

    所以,對不起,我停止錄音了。

  • So you didn't see me open the can and hear the nice sound.

    所以你沒看到我打開罐子,也沒聽到那美妙的聲音。

  • I'll make the sound for you.

    我會為你發出聲音。

  • It's good.

    這很好。

  • It's very sweet.

    很溫馨

  • It's like a traditional soda.

    它就像傳統的蘇打水。

  • I was expecting something that was a little different, but it says on here distinctively different, but it really tastes like just a regular sweet, almost like a root beer.

    我本以為會有些不同,但上面寫著 "與眾不同",但吃起來真的只是普通的甜味,幾乎就像根汁汽水。

  • I was gonna say, it has a hint of like root beer.

    我想說的是,它有點像根汁汽水。

  • So I don't know, is that sassafras or something like that, right?

    所以我不知道,那是檫木還是類似的東西,對嗎?

  • It's good.

    這很好。

  • I would drink it again.

    我還會再喝。

  • There you go.

    這就對了。

  • Enjoy.

    請慢用

  • Thank you.

    謝謝。

  • Mm-hmm.

  • Okay, so this is a lobster roll.

    好吧,這是龍蝦卷。

  • It looks kind of like a fancy, fancy bun with lots of lobster in it.

    它看起來有點像一個花哨的包子,裡面有很多龍蝦。

  • And then some potato chips.

    然後是一些薯片。

  • Potato chips are good.

    薯片很好吃

  • They're a bit salty.

    有點鹹。

  • I noticed there's a fork.

    我注意到有個叉子

  • Mm-hmm.

  • There's also lemon.

    還有檸檬。

  • I'm gonna assume like traditional seafood, I should put some lemon on this.

    我想,就像傳統海鮮一樣,我應該在上面放點檸檬。

  • And then is the fork for like newbies?

    那麼叉子是給新手用的嗎?

  • I think it can get pretty messy, so.

    我認為這可能會變得非常混亂,所以。

  • I think I just, I gotta just take a bite.

    我想我得咬一口。

  • So here we go.

    那麼,我們開始吧。

  • My first bite.

    我的第一口

  • Mm.

    嗯 Mm.

  • Mm.

    嗯 Mm.

  • That is very fresh seafood.

    這可是非常新鮮的海鮮。

  • Like where I live, far from the ocean, we don't get fresh.

    就像我住的地方,離海洋很遠,我們吃不到新鮮的東西。

  • This is, this is very good.

    這是,這是非常好的。

  • You can tell.

    看得出來

  • I didn't know you could tell that easily.

    我不知道你這麼容易就能看出來。

  • And I'm not the biggest lobster fan, but I mean, they didn't skimp on the lobster meat.

    我並不是龍蝦的忠實粉絲,但我的意思是,他們並沒有吝嗇龍蝦肉。

  • That means they didn't hold back.

    這說明他們沒有退縮。

  • They didn't, they gave us a lot of lobster in this.

    他們沒有,他們給了我們很多龍蝦。

  • So I'm gonna try it just with a fork here.

    所以我要用叉子試試。

  • It's also very buttery.

    它還很有奶油味。

  • There's like butter on my hands from eating it.

    吃得我滿手都是黃油。

  • And it's very messy.

    而且非常混亂。

  • Sorry for talking with my mouth full, but it's very hard to eat without it falling apart.

    對不起,我說得太多了,但它很難吃掉而不散開。

  • Mm.

    嗯 Mm.

  • Good?

    好嗎?

  • Yep.

    是的。

  • It's the best thing I've eaten today so far.

    這是我今天吃過的最好吃的東西。

  • Better than the donuts?

    比甜甜圈好吃嗎?

  • Better than the chocolate sea salt donut.

    比巧克力海鹽甜甜圈好吃

  • So there's a couple of words I would use to describe this.

    所以,我想用幾個詞來形容這一點。

  • I, I demolished it.

    我,我拆除了它。

  • That means like this is Brent's.

    也就是說,這是布倫特的。

  • This is mine.

    這是我的。

  • It's gone.

    它不見了

  • Or I destroyed it.

    或者是我毀了它。

  • That's kind of a newer word we use sometimes.

    我們有時會用這個新詞。

  • Like I just destroyed it.

    就像我剛剛毀了它一樣。

  • But that was yummy.

    不過,味道不錯。

  • I don't think I'm gonna eat the chips.

    我想我不會吃薯片了。

  • I'm not a big fan of chips, but that was really, really good.

    我不是薯片的忠實粉絲,但這真的非常非常好吃。

  • Delicious, scrumptious.

    美味可口

  • I can't think of any other words.

    我想不出其他詞了。

  • So I said I wasn't gonna eat my potato chips, but I didn't wanna let them go to waste.

    所以我說我不會吃我的薯片,但我不想讓它們浪費掉。

  • When you let something go to waste, it means you don't eat it and you throw it away.

    當你把東西浪費掉時,就意味著你沒有吃它,而是把它扔掉了。

  • And I just couldn't let them go to waste.

    我不能讓它們白白浪費。

  • They are yummy.

    它們很美味。

  • I was just feeling kind of full.

    我只是覺得有點飽。

  • When you eat a lot of food, especially the lobster roll, you can feel full.

    吃得多的時候,尤其是龍蝦卷,會有飽腹感。

  • But yeah, I can't let these go to waste, so I'm gonna eat them.

    但是,我不能讓它們白白浪費,所以我要吃掉它們。

  • Okay, so we're on our way to get a whoopie pie?

    好了,我們這就去買餡餅?

  • Yeah.

    是啊

  • Whoopie pie.

    餡餅

  • Place called Wicked Whoopie.

    名為 Wicked Whoopie 的地方。

  • And I think whoopie pies are very famous in Maine.

    我覺得嗚嗚派在緬因州非常有名。

  • Have you ever had a whoopie pie?

    你吃過餡餅嗎?

  • I think you brought me one last year.

    我想你去年給我帶過一個。

  • Okay.

    好的

  • It was really good, but I'm looking forward to, is this gonna be fresh made, or it's gonna be similar to what I had last year?

    它真的很好吃,但我很期待,這是新做的,還是會和我去年吃的差不多?

  • No, it'll be a lot fresher than last year.

    不,會比去年新鮮得多。

  • Okay, well, hopefully it's good.

    好吧,希望它是好的。

  • Is that it?

    是這樣嗎?

  • That's it, Wicked Whoopie.

    就是這樣,邪惡烏比。

  • Okay, here we go.

    好了,我們開始吧。

  • In Maine, when we say something is really good, we might say it's wicked good.

    在緬因州,當我們說某樣東西非常好時,我們可能會說它是邪惡的好。

  • Oh, so that's why it says Wicked Whoopies.

    哦,這就是為什麼上面寫著 Wicked Whoopies。

  • Wicked good.

    棒極了

  • Ah, I see.

    啊,我明白了。

  • Very cool.

    太酷了

  • Okay, so there's a lot of flavors.

    好吧,口味還真不少。

  • I see a lot of chocolate flavors over there.

    我看到那邊有很多巧克力口味。

  • That's probably where I'm gonna go.

    這可能就是我要去的地方。

  • Okay, so I just noticed they have mint.

    好吧,我剛注意到他們有薄荷。

  • So it looks like chocolate.

    所以看起來像巧克力。

  • And then the inside probably has like a mint flavor.

    裡面可能還有薄荷味。

  • I might go for that, because I do like mint chocolate chip ice cream.

    我可能會選這個,因為我確實喜歡薄荷巧克力片冰淇淋。

  • So we'll see.

    我們拭目以待。

  • And then when I saw this, I said, hold the phone.

    當我看到這個時,我說,拿著電話。

  • In English, when you say hold the phone, it means stop whatever you're thinking about, because I might be changing my mind.

    在英語中,當你說 "拿著電話 "時,意思是不管你在想什麼,都停下來,因為我可能會改變主意。

  • So, hmm, mint?

    那麼,嗯,薄荷?

  • And Brent, these are on me.

    還有布倫特,這些是我請的。

  • In English, when you say something's on you, it means you're paying for it.

    在英語中,當你說 "你請客 "時,意思是你要付錢。

  • So Brent bought other stuff today, so this one's on me.

    布倫特今天買了其他東西,所以這個算我的。

  • Would you like a bag for these?

    您需要一個袋子來裝這些東西嗎?

  • No, we're gonna eat them right away.

    不,我們要馬上吃掉它們。

  • All righty.

    好的

  • Can we eat them at one of those tables over there?

    我們能在那邊的桌子上吃嗎?

  • Of course you can.

    當然可以。

  • Yeah.

    是啊

  • Meat 23.

    肉類 23.

  • Okay.

    好吧

  • I might need to punch my code in.

    我可能需要輸入密碼。

  • Nope, you are all set.

    不,你已經準備好了。

  • Thank you.

    謝謝。

  • Awesome.

    棒極了

  • Do you sell much of that?

    你們賣得多嗎?

  • Yeah, we do.

    是的,我們有。

  • In the summer?

    夏天?

  • Yeah, I'm not a gingerbread fan, but you would be surprised at people that come in specifically for the fall.

    是的,我不喜歡薑餅,但你會驚訝於那些專程為秋天而來的人們。

  • Okay.

    好的

  • Yeah.

    是啊

  • Can I get a receipt?

    我能拿到收據嗎?

  • You bet.

    那還用說。

  • Do you have a lot of Canadians that come in here?

    來這裡的加拿大人多嗎?

  • Yes.

    是的。

  • Okay, good.

    好,很好

  • I'm not the only one.

    我不是唯一一個。

  • Thank you very much.

    非常感謝。

  • Enjoy.

    請慢用

  • Okay, let's find a table.

    好了,我們去找張桌子吧

  • Right in the corner here.

    就在角落裡

  • Here we go.

    開始了

  • It's time for the grand opening.

    現在是盛大開幕的時候了。

  • Sorry, grand opening's usually when a store opens, not when you open stuff.

    對不起,隆重開業通常是指商店開張,而不是你打開東西的時候。

  • Here's the opening.

    這是開場白。

  • So you definitely went with the classic.

    所以,你肯定是選擇了經典。

  • Oh, it's very minty.

    哦,薄荷味很濃。

  • Yeah, it's like, I did go mint, but it's the classic look.

    是的,就像,我確實用了薄荷色,但這是經典款式。

  • Yes, it is.

    是的,就是這樣。

  • You could be mistaken.

    你可能搞錯了。

  • I thought it was vanilla in the middle.

    我以為中間是香草味的。

  • So you might not have to brush your teeth tonight.

    所以,你今晚可能不用刷牙了。

  • Okay.

    好的

  • Because of the mint.

    因為薄荷。

  • Because you think it's kind of like toothpaste?

    因為你覺得它有點像牙膏?

  • Mm-hmm.

  • Oh, it's minty, definitely.

    哦,肯定是薄荷味的。

  • It's cakier, so I thought the outside would be a little bit more like a brownie, like a little more dense.

    它的口感比較脆,所以我想它的外皮會更像布朗尼蛋糕,會更綿密一些。

  • It's actually a lot cakier, light and fluffy.

    實際上,它更酥脆、輕盈和蓬鬆。

  • The center is, there's a lot of icing sugar in there.

    中心是,裡面有很多冰糖。

  • Mm-hmm.

  • It tastes a little bit like the icing on a cake, like a cake that you would eat for your birthday, so.

    它的味道有點像蛋糕上的糖霜,就像你生日時吃的蛋糕,所以。

  • So how many of these do you think you could eat in a sitting?

    那麼,你覺得自己一次能吃多少個?

  • Three, four?

    三個,四個?

  • Half.

    一半

  • Yeah, once we stop the camera.

    是的,一旦我們停下攝影機

  • I don't think I can eat more than half, and I will eat the rest tonight.

    我想我吃不了一半,剩下的今晚再吃。

  • It is yummy, very, very good.

    很好吃,非常非常好吃。

  • How's yours?

    你的呢?

  • It's great.

    太棒了

  • I love chocolate, so the more chocolate, the better.

    我喜歡巧克力,所以巧克力越多越好。

  • Chocolate's good.

    巧克力很好吃

  • Chocolate cake, chocolate filling, my stuff.

    巧克力蛋糕,巧克力餡,我的最愛。

  • You can't go wrong, that's a good phrase for you.

    你不會錯的,這句話對你來說很好。

  • You can't go wrong means you made a good decision, or that's a good decision to make.

    你不會錯,就意味著你做了一個好決定,或者說這是個好決定。

  • So, I would get it again.

    所以,我還想再買一次。

  • And we should ask, like, what would you get?

    我們應該問,你會得到什麼?

  • Yeah, what would you get?

    是啊,你會得到什麼?

  • Go with the mint.

    選擇薄荷。

  • Peanut butter?

    花生醬?

  • Double chocolate.

    雙層巧克力

  • Peanut butter's a good one.

    花生醬是個不錯的選擇。

  • I know, I'll have to try that next time, in two years when I'm back, because next year hopefully Brent's in Canada, we'll see.

    我知道,下次我一定要試試,過兩年我再回來的時候,因為明年希望布倫特在加拿大,我們走著瞧吧。

  • Anyways, good choice, thanks.

    總之,選擇不錯,謝謝。

  • I said thanks, but I paid for it.

    我說謝謝,但我付了錢。

  • Where'd it go?

    它去哪兒了?

  • So, I ate the whole thing.

    於是,我把它全吃了。

  • I wasn't planning to eat the whole thing, but it really hit the spot.

    我沒打算吃完,但它真的很美味。

  • In English, when you say something hits the spot, it means you ate something or drank something that was, like, exactly what you needed in that moment.

    在英語中,當你說某樣東西讓你一見鍾情時,意思是你吃了某樣東西或喝了某樣東西,而這正是你當時所需要的。

  • So, this hit the spot.

    所以,這一針見血。

  • It was the mint, I really like the mint.

    是薄荷,我真的很喜歡薄荷。

  • So, we should check back in in 20 minutes and see how you're feeling, because...

    所以,我們應該20分鐘後再來看看你感覺如何,因為...

  • I'll probably be sleeping on the couch at Brent's house, because I think I'm gonna have a bit of a sugar overload, but yeah, that definitely hit the spot.

    我可能會睡在布倫特家的沙發上,因為我覺得我會有點糖分過量,不過是的,這絕對是個好主意。

  • Well, hey, thanks for watching this little English lesson where I ate some food and hopefully I described it in enough ways that you were able to learn some English words and phrases.

    謝謝大家收看這節英語課,在這節課上我吃了一些食物,希望我的描述能讓大家學到一些英語單詞和短語。

  • I know it wasn't a traditional English lesson, but it certainly was fun to have you along as Brent and I toured a little bit of Maine and tried some of the food and one drink.

    我知道這不是一堂傳統的英語課,但我和布倫特一起遊覽了緬因州的一些地方,品嚐了一些食物和一種飲料,有你的陪伴當然很有趣。

  • So, anyways, thanks for watching.

    總之,感謝您的收看。

  • Remember, if this is your first time here, don't forget to click that subscribe button, give me a thumbs up, and if you have some more time, why don't you stick around and watch another English lesson?

    記住,如果這是你第一次來這裡,別忘了點擊訂閱按鈕,給我豎起大拇指,如果你還有時間,為什麼不留下來再看一堂英語課呢?

Well, hey, welcome to this English lesson about food.

歡迎來到這堂關於食物的英語課。

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