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  • Hey there, fellow travelers! Mark here with Wolters World.

    嗨,各位旅行者!我是Wolters World的Mark

  • Today, we're in Springfield USA! Yes, the home of The Simpsons.

    今天,我們在美國的春田市!沒錯,辛普森一家的故鄉。是的,辛普森一家的故鄉。

  • Well actually not the actual home of The Simpsons. There's actually about 20 or 30 Springfields throughout the US.

    其實不是《辛普森一家》的真正故鄉。其實美國各地有二三十家春風得意的店。

  • This just happens to be Springfield, Illinois.

    這裡正好是伊利諾伊州的斯普林菲爾德。

  • And today what we have for you are 10 things that are going to shock you about when you come to the US,

    而今天我們為大家準備的是10件事情,當你來到美國的時候,你會感到震驚。

  • because there are things that do shock people when they come here.

    因為有些事情,確實讓人一來就震驚。

  • You know, how many flags are flying all around every single city,

    你知道嗎,每個城市都有多少旗幟在飄揚。

  • and how many Starbucks and McDonalds are in every single city,

    以及每個城市有多少星巴克和麥當勞。

  • and the Americans actually eat cheese that's in a can that they spray in their mouth? What the heck is that?

    而美國人居然吃的奶酪是在罐頭裡的,他們噴在嘴裡?那是什麼鬼東西?

  • And look! "No need to refrigerate!"

    看!"不用冷藏!"

  • I'm not even talking about the politics in the US, which is also a shocking kind of thing.

    我還沒說到美國的政治,這也是一種令人震驚的事情。

  • Today what we're going to focus on our 10 things that shock foreign tourists when they come to the US.

    今天我們要關注的是我們的10件外國遊客來美國時震驚的事情。

  • So let's get started, okay?

    所以我們開始吧,好嗎?

  • Alright, so the first thing that's going to shock you when you come to the US are the sizes of the US.

    好吧,所以當你來到美國的時候,首先要震驚的是美國的大小。

  • Now when I talk about size of the US, I mean the actual size of the US; this country is huge!

    現在我說的美國的大小,是指美國的實際大小;這個國家很大!

  • I mean it's the size of a continent, okay?

    我的意思是,這是一個大陸的大小,好嗎?

  • When you want to get around. But also

    當你想到處走走的時候。但也

  • the sizes of the food you get here, the portion sizes

    你在這裡得到的食物的大小, 分量的大小。

  • free refills. Oh my God, it's soda without end

    免費續杯哦,我的上帝,它的蘇打水沒有結束。

  • but also the size of the people

    但也是人的大小

  • and that's why I really, kind of, focus on the size of the US is that first kind of shock.

    這就是為什麼我真的,種,關注美國的規模是,第一種衝擊。

  • because I'll meet tourists that are coming to the US and they're like, "OH!"

    因為我會遇到來美國的遊客,他們會說:"哦!"

  • I am going to fly into New York, just rent a car in New York, drive

    我準備飛到紐約,在紐約租一輛車,開著車去

  • down to Miami, and then, drive over to Las Vegas and do some gambling."

    到邁阿密,然後,開車到拉斯維加斯,做一些賭博。"

  • "That shouldn't take so long. I mean, it's all in the same country."

    "應該不會花這麼長時間。我是說,都在同一個國家。"

  • What you need to realize is the US is huge!

    你需要意識到的是,美國很大!

  • That drive from New York City to down in Miami

    從紐約到邁阿密的那段車程

  • is going to take you 18 hours straight of driving. I mean

    是要帶你18個小時連續駕駛。我的意思是

  • that's no potty breaks, no getting food, no getting gas. 18 hours straight.

    這就是沒有廁所的休息時間, 沒有得到食物,沒有得到氣體。連續18小時

  • And of course, no construction, no traffic jams, nothing like that.

    當然,也沒有施工,沒有堵車,沒有這樣的事情。

  • I mean it's literally, you know, 1,300 miles, or about 2,000 kilometers just from New York to the tip

    我的意思是,它的字面上,你知道,1,300英里,或約2000公里 只是從紐約到尖端。

  • of Florida. And then, if you want to go from Florida to Las Vegas

    的佛羅里達州。然後,如果你想從佛羅里達州去拉斯維加斯的話

  • well that's another 4,000 kilometers

    又是4000公里

  • And it is huge distances when you are traveling in the US.

    而在美國旅行時,它的距離是巨大的。

  • And that does surprise people when they realize this, "Wow, this is a lot bigger than

    而當人們意識到這一點時,確實會感到驚訝,"哇,這比我們的大得多

  • traveling around Germany." Well, yeah. Germany, you can the train around and see everything.

    在德國旅行。"嗯,是的。德國,你可以坐火車到處走,什麼都能看到。

  • Here in you US, you just really can't do that.

    在你們美國,你真的不能這樣做。

  • The distances are just too big.

    距離實在是太大了。

  • And of course, with those sizes, you have the portion sizes here.

    當然,有了這些尺寸,你就有了這裡的分量。

  • One of the things that I love to see is when people realize

    我最喜歡看到的一件事就是當人們意識到

  • that we have free refills in the US.

    我們在美國有免費續杯。

  • If you are getting soda, not in a can, but a fountain soda where they pour the soda for you

    如果你要買蘇打水,不是罐裝的,而是他們為你倒蘇打水的噴泉蘇打水。

  • if you go to a restaurant, most of the time, your Coke, your Pepsi, Mountain Dew

    如果你去餐廳,大多數時候, 你的可樂,你的百事可樂,山露水

  • which as super caffeine stuff, your Dr. Pepper, or Root Beer, which

    這作為超級咖啡因的東西,你的博士辣椒,或根啤酒,這

  • foreigners tend to hate but we Americans love,

    外國人往往討厭,但我們美國人喜歡。

  • it's free refills. You just get more and more and more

    它的免費續杯。你只是得到更多,更多,更多

  • so you only pay once and you get all the soda you ever want.

    所以你只需付一次錢,你就能得到你想要的所有蘇打水。

  • Sadly, that free refill stuff doesn't count for alcohol.

    可惜的是,那免費續杯的東西不算酒。

  • Dang It!

    該死的!

  • But the thing is that free refills, but also the portion sizes here in the US, kind of

    但問題是,免費續杯,但也是美國這裡的分量,有點。

  • explain.......some of these things.

    解釋......其中一些事情。

  • Because you'll see, when you're going to get your McDonald's, or whatever

    因為你會看到,當你要去吃麥當勞,或者其他什麼東西的時候。

  • in Germany, you get a large there ok.

    在德國,你會得到一個大的確定。

  • The large is a half liter. Well, the large in Europe is just a medium here.

    大的是半升。嗯,歐洲的大號在這裡只是中號。

  • Because, here you can literally get larges that are this big.

    因為,在這裡你真的可以得到這麼大的大號。

  • it is insane.

    它是瘋狂的。

  • The portion sizes. And when you go to a restaurant sometimes you'll think, "Man there's enough

    分量大小。當你去餐廳的時候,有時你會想,"夥計,有足夠的

  • on one plate to feed two people." Yes, there probably is.

    在一個盤子裡養活兩個人。"是的,可能是有的。

  • So, just know, that when you are coming to the US, you might pack on a few pounds

    所以,你要知道,當你來美國的時候,你可能會增加幾磅的體重。

  • or kilos or stones, whatever, you know, whatever. (chuckles)

    或公斤或石頭,什麼的,你知道,什麼的。(笑)

  • whatever measurement you want to use, because there are a lot of big portion sizes

    不管你想用什麼尺寸,因為有很多大份量的尺寸

  • but there are a lot of really good food around here in the US

    但在美國有很多很好吃的食物。

  • No, it's not just McDonald's. We go to other places too.

    不,不只是麥當勞。我們也去其他地方

  • And then the third of those size things, are the size of the people.

    然後第三種規模的東西,是人的規模。

  • Yes. There are a lot of ...... husky, as I like to call myself

    是的,有很多......哈士奇,我喜歡這樣稱呼自己。

  • husky, fluffy Americans.

    哈士奇,毛茸茸的美國人。

  • Yes, we do eat a lot and no we don't go out a lot. We are driving around and things like that

    是的,我們確實吃得很多,不,我們不經常出去。我們開車到處走,這樣的事情

  • so you will see a lot of big people here.

    所以你會在這裡看到很多大人物。

  • But the thing is, not every American is a big, fat, slob like me, ok?

    但問題是,不是每個美國人都像我一樣是個大胖子,大懶蟲,好嗎?

  • There's all kinds of shapes and sizes of Americans, like

    有各種形狀和大小的美國人,像。

  • that you are here. So don't just think that every American just goes to McDonald's and gets fattened up.

    你在這裡。所以不要以為每個美國人都會去吃麥當勞然後變胖。

  • That's just me.

    這只是我的想法。

  • Ok?

    好嗎?

  • So, just know that there are these sizes of the US will shock you when you look at those things.

    所以,你只要知道美國有這些尺寸,當你看到這些東西的時候,你會震驚。

  • Alright?

    好嗎?

  • Now, the second thing that's going to shock you when you come here

    現在,第二件事會讓你震驚,當你來到這裡的時候

  • that has to do with the people, is the people!

    與人民有關的,就是人民!

  • Look, there is this rumor that Americans are just this fake, friendly.

    你看,有這樣的傳言,美國人就是這麼假,這麼友好。

  • No. Americans really are super friendly.

    不,美國人真的超級友好。

  • No matter where you go, people will try to help, will show you around

    無論你走到哪裡,人們都會盡力幫助你,帶你到處走走。

  • they'll say, "hey, which restaurant you should go to in this town?

    他們會說,"嘿,你應該去哪家餐廳 在這個城市?

  • "What site should we see? Hey, I am lost, can you help me find the highway?"

    "我們應該去哪個工地看看?嘿,我迷路了,你能幫我找到公路嗎?"

  • People are really nice from the US and in different parts. You go to Minnesota

    來自美國和不同地區的人真的很好。你去明尼蘇達州

  • where they are insanely friendly. And the south, they're insanely friendly.

    在那裡,他們是瘋狂的友好。而南方,他們是瘋狂的友好。

  • And that's one thing that people need to understand is that in the US,

    而這也是大家需要了解的一件事,就是在美國。

  • we do help each other out. We do ask you, "Hey, how are you? How's it going?

    我們會互相幫助我們會問你:"嘿,你怎麼樣?你好嗎?

  • How could I help you?" These are normal things. And that service, kind of, scares tourists

    我怎麼能幫你?"這些都是正常的事情。而這種服務,有點,嚇到遊客了。

  • when they come. They're like, "I just walked into the store and they are asking me how can they help.

    當他們來。他們就會說:"我剛走進店裡,他們就問我怎麼能幫上忙。

  • I don't even know what your store has yet. How can you help me when I don't even know

    我都還不知道你們店有什麼呢。我都不知道,你怎麼幫我?

  • what you have?"

    你有什麼?"

  • Look, just know that in the US, we are all about service. We are going to ask you right away.

    你看,你要知道,在美國,我們是講究服務的。我們馬上就會問你。

  • "What can you get? What do you need to drink? What do you want to order? Can I help you with your clothes?

    "你能得到什麼?你要喝什麼?你想點什麼?需要我幫你拿衣服嗎?

  • What are you looking for?" That is just how we work here.

    你在找什麼?"這就是我們這裡的工作方式。

  • Another thing, when you look at the US, you're going to have a big mix of people here. There's no

    還有一點,你看美國,你這裡的人要大雜燴。這裡沒有

  • one American. You know? You hear of these stereotypes of this or this or this of Americans

    一個美國人。你知道嗎?你聽說過這些美國人的刻板印象嗎?

  • Look, Americans come in all shapes, all sizes, all religions, all colors, all creeds, all "hairnesses"

    聽著,美國人形形色色,大大小小,各種宗教,各種膚色,各種信仰,各種 "頭髮"。

  • because, honestly, the only fake stuff you see in the US are the artificial colorings like

    因為,說實話,你在美國看到的唯一的假貨是人工色素,如

  • you're going to see, like, the Fantas, and the sodas, and the cereals. You're going to be like, "Wow,

    你會看到,喜歡的幻想, 和汽水,和麥片,你會喜歡,"哇。

  • those colors just, like, glow in the dark." Yes, the artificial coloring thing here, that's

    那些顏色就像,在黑暗中發光。"是的,人工著色的東西在這裡,這是

  • the fakeness of the US.

    美國的虛假性。

  • The friendliness of the people? That's not fake. They're awesome.

    人民的友善?這不是假的。他們是真棒。

  • So, we are in Las Vegas now and the third thing that's going to shock you when you come to the US is

    所以,我們現在在拉斯維加斯,當你來到美國的時候,第三件事會讓你感到震驚。

  • ID please. I need some identification please. The fact that people have to have

    請出示身份證我需要一些身份證明,請。事實上,人們必須有

  • an ID to buy liquor, and buy cigarettes in the US.

    身份證在美國買酒、買菸。

  • Because in the US, you have to be 21 to buy alcohol, and 18 to buy cigarettes, and basically you have to look

    因為在美國,買酒要21歲,買菸要18歲,基本上你要看

  • like your 40 to actually buy them without having them ask you for ID. So, make sure that you keep your passport

    像你的40歲,其實買他們沒有他們問你的身份證。所以,確保你保留你的護照

  • with you so if you are going to buy stuff, you have that.

    和你在一起,所以如果你要買東西,你有。

  • And it's not just you, the person buying, but the people with you, they might need an ID too.

    而且不光是你這個買東西的人,和你一起的人,他們可能也需要身份證。

  • Alright, we left the desert of Vegas, and now we are here in the coast here in Florida

    好吧,我們離開了拉斯維加斯的沙漠, 現在我們在這裡在海岸這裡在佛羅里達州。

  • and the fourth thing that is going to shock you when you come to the US is the

    而第四件事,就是當你來到美國時,會讓你感到震驚的是。

  • the price is never actually what you pay in the US.

    價格實際上從來都不是你在美國支付的價格。

  • Now, in Europe and other countries, you already have this VAT, value added tax,

    現在,在歐洲和其他國家,你已經有了這個增值稅,增值稅。

  • that's already put into the price. Here in the US, we have what we call sales tax.

    這已經投入到價格。在美國,我們有什麼 我們稱之為銷售稅。

  • which is add on after you buy the product. So, if you go to a McDonald's and you say, "I want to get a

    這是在你購買產品後附加的。所以,如果你去麥當勞,你說,"我想得到一個。

  • hamburger on the dollar menu and I got one buck. I should be able to buy it." No, no.

    一元菜單上的漢堡包,我得到了一塊錢。我應該能夠買到它。"不,不。

  • That one buck and then you got to put the tax on top of it.

    這一塊錢,然後你得把稅放在上面。

  • It can be anywhere from, I don't know, 7 to 15 percent. Some states have it. Some states don't.

    它可以從任何地方,我不知道,7%至15%。有些州有它。有些州沒有。

  • It can very between locations so that one dollar cheeseburger or hamburger

    它可以非常地點之間,所以一美元的奶酪漢堡或漢堡包

  • can actually cost you a dollar ten ($1.10) It gets really frustrating, when you think about it

    一塊錢十塊錢

  • because it's not just sales tax that gets added on to the price.

    因為它不僅僅是銷售稅,還被加在了價格上。

  • If you go out to a restaurant, you also have tipping.

    如果你去餐廳吃飯,你也有小費。

  • And tipping in the US is traditionally between 15% and 20% at a sit down restaurant

    而在美國,傳統的坐餐廳小費在15%到20%之間。

  • So think about it. You go to a sit down restaurant, right?

    所以你想想看。你去坐館,對不對?

  • You have a $100 bill. Ok, I got a $100 bill in my hand, and the bill for the meal is $100 bucks, I should

    你手裡有一張100元的鈔票。好吧,我手裡有一張100元的鈔票,吃飯的賬單是100元,我應

  • be fine. Oh no, no, no, no, no.

    好了,就這樣了。哦,不,不,不,不,不。

  • That $100, well you gotta add on another 10% because of, well taxes, right? And sales tax.

    這100美元,以及你得加上另一個10%,因為,以及稅收,對不對?和銷售稅。

  • And another 15% on top of that for tipping. So now, your 100 dollar bill for dinner

    再加15%的小費。所以,現在,你的100美元的賬單吃飯

  • is actually $125!

    其實是125元!

  • And I know, people might not agree with tipping, but that's how it works in the US.

    我知道,大家可能不同意給小費,但在美國就是這樣。

  • They're not paid a great wage, but they make a lot more money on tips and that's why you get this good

    他們的工資不高,但他們賺的小費更多,所以你才會有這種好的

  • service that we kind of talk about sometimes.

    服務,我們種有時談論。

  • That's where that comes from.

    這就是它的由來。

  • Now the fifth thing that we have that shocks people is when you come here and you think,

    現在我們第五件事,讓人震驚的是,當你來到這裡,你會覺得。

  • "Wow. The US. It's so developed. They got all this stuff here

    "哇,美國。它是如此發達。他們得到了這一切的東西在這裡

  • They must have good public transportation."

    他們必須有良好的公共交通。"

  • Hahahaha. Good and public transportation in the US do not go together.

    哈哈哈哈。美國的好和公共交通不搭界。

  • Yes there are some cities that have decent public transportations; Chicago, New York, Boston. Big cities.

    是的,有一些城市有不錯的公共交通,芝加哥,紐約,波士頓。大城市。

  • You probably can get some decent public transportation within the city

    你大概可以在市內乘坐一些像樣的公共交通。

  • but a lot of places out there, there are either no public transportation, or very limited transportation

    但很多地方,要麼沒有公共交通,要麼交通非常有限。

  • or public transportation that a tourist would not want to ride on.

    或遊客不願意乘坐的公共交通工具。

  • I would say that that does get kind of frustrating. You're like, "But wait. You have all this stuff but you gotta

    我想說的是,這確實得到一種令人沮喪的。你會想,"但是,等等。你有這一切的東西,但你得

  • drive everywhere."

    到處開。"

  • Anyway, the sixth thing that's going to shock you when you come here are the toilets. And specifically,

    總之,來到這裡,第六件讓你震驚的事情就是廁所。特別是..,

  • The public toilets in the US.

    美國的公廁。

  • Look, I know I talk about toilets a lot on my videos, and actually, one of our fans made a video of me just

    你看,我知道我談了很多關於廁所 在我的視頻,其實,我們的一個球迷做了一個視頻 我只是. .

  • saying toilet, toilet, toilet, and all these different places.

    說馬桶、馬桶、馬桶,還有這些不同的地方。

  • But I'll be honest, when you come to the US, public toilets are free.

    但我說實話,到了美國,公廁是免費的。

  • There are tons of public toilets. Restaurants have them free for everybody,

    有大量的公共廁所。餐館的廁所對每個人都是免費的。

  • but the thing is, public toilets in the US are usually kind of gross

    但問題是,在美國的公共廁所 通常是一種粗略的

  • but what I think is funny is when you look at toilets in the US

    但我覺得好笑的是,當你看到美國的廁所時

  • I get a lot of friends of mine coming from around the world

    我有很多朋友從世界各地趕來。

  • like, "Oh my God. Your toilet has so much water in it!"

    像,"哦,我的上帝。你的馬桶裡有這麼多水!"

  • And, yes, the US toilets do use a lot of water. Now, they're starting to get the lower water content toilets

    是的,美國的馬桶確實用了很多水。現在,他們開始有了含水量較低的馬桶。

  • but there are a lot there. So you can be like, "On my God. Am I supposed to wash my feet in the toilet here?"

    但有很多有。所以你可以像,"在我的上帝,我應該洗我的腳 在這裡的廁所?"

  • "Or do I go to the bathroom in it?" It's kind of crazy.

    "還是我穿著它去上廁所?"這有點瘋狂。

  • And probably another toilet thing that shocks people is when you go to a public place

    而另一件讓人震驚的廁所事情大概就是當你去公共場所的時候

  • and they have toilets, there's so much space between the doors. You can literally

    他們有廁所, 有這麼多的空間 門之間。你可以從字面上

  • look through the crack and see who's in there doing their business, what business they're doing

    透過縫隙看看誰在那裡做他們的生意,他們在做什麼生意。

  • what book they might be reading, ok? Because you're going to be able to look through the side of it.

    他們可能會讀什麼書,好嗎?因為你要能夠通過它的側面看。

  • And then, underneath there's like this much gap underneath

    然後,下面就有這麼多的空隙,下面就有這麼多的空隙

  • so you can see, "Oh are their feet there?" But literally, you can see everything. So those public toilets

    所以你可以看到,"哦,他們的腳在那裡?"但從字面上看,你可以看到一切。所以那些公共廁所

  • really are quite public when you are there. And it does kind of shock people when you are there.

    真的是相當公開 當你在那裡。當你在那裡的時候,它確實會讓人震驚。

  • What is cool, is that you do have the toilets all over the place and they are free all over the place in the US

    最酷的是,你確實到處都有廁所,而且在美國到處都是免費的。

  • so, that is a really cool thing.

    所以,這是一個非常酷的事情。

  • So, we have moved from the sunny coasts of Florida to the sunny coast, or banks of the muddy Mississippi

    所以,我們已經從佛羅里達州陽光明媚的海岸搬到了陽光明媚的海岸,或者是渾濁的密西西比河岸邊

  • River. And the next shock we have for you when you come to the US

    河。而接下來我們為你準備的震撼,當你來到美國的時候

  • are the Americanisms when you come here.

    是你來這裡時的美國主義。

  • Look, there are things that are typical U.S.A. and part of that is U - S - A! U - S - A! U - S - A!

    你看,有些事情是典型的美國,其中一部分是U-S-A!U-S-A!U-S-A!

  • Yes, one of the Americanisms here is the patriotism in the US

    是的,這裡的美語之一就是美國的愛國主義。

  • You will see the flag flying all over the place. And the people, they love America. " 'Murica!"

    你會看到國旗飄揚在各處。和人民,他們愛美國。"'Murica'!"

  • You will see that. Some of the, kind of, quirky things about Americans, when you do come here,

    你會看到的。美國人的一些,古怪的事情, 當你來到這裡。

  • you will see. And it's not just America in general. You know, when I talked about the toilets

    你會看到。這不僅僅是美國的一般情況。你知道,當我說到廁所的時候

  • well, one of the things about the toilets is by the toilets you will always see this kind of

    好吧,關於廁所的一件事是,在廁所旁,你總會看到這種

  • silver box next to it and people are bending over at it. And you're like, "what is going on here?"

    銀色的盒子旁邊,人們 彎腰在它。你會想,"這是怎麼回事嗎?"

  • It's a water fountain. Ok?

    這是一個噴泉。好嗎?

  • We like to give away free stuff here in the US. Whether it is free water or free bread at a restaurant, or go to a

    在美國,我們喜歡送免費的東西。不管是在餐館裡免費喝水、免費吃麵包,還是去參加一個

  • Mexican Restaurant and you have free chips and salsa until you vomit, and you don't have to pay for it!

    墨西哥餐廳,你有免費的薯片和莎莎醬,直到你嘔吐,而且你不用付錢!。

  • I mean, there are so many Americanism little things that when you're here. With the flag, how much

    我的意思是,有這麼多的美國主義的小東西,當你在這裡。與國旗,多少

  • we love it? You'll have American flag t-shirts, heck, you could have American flag undies!

    我們愛它?你會有美國國旗T恤,他可以有美國國旗內褲!

  • Ok? We joke about, "Oh Americans and their fast food." But, literally, there is fast food all over the place

    好嗎?我們開玩笑說,"哦,美國人和他們的快餐。"但是,從字面上看,到處都是快餐。

  • and, yes, we do have McDonald's everywhere, but we have more than McDonald's.

    而且,是的,我們確實到處都有麥當勞,但我們有比麥當勞更多的東西。

  • You have Culver's in the midwest. You got In-N-Out burgers on the West Coast. Whataburger in Texas. Shake Shack in New York.

    中西部有Culver's漢堡店西海岸有In -N -Out漢堡店德州的Whataburger。紐約的Shake Shack。

  • And you have all these fast food places all over the place with their super huge drinks. "The large holds one

    而且你們這些快餐店到處都是超級大的飲料。"大的可以容納一個

  • liter." I believe, that's what you people call a liter, ok?

    升。"我相信,這就是你們這些人所說的一升,好嗎?

  • OH! And liters!! There's a whole thing right there. Americans don't get.

    哦!和升!有一個整體的東西在那裡。美國人不明白。

  • Do you know the only way Americans know the metric system is because of

    你知道美國人知道公制的唯一途徑就是因為:

  • Our SODA! This is a 2 liter of Pepsi and this is a 2 liter of Coke, and, you know what, that's how we know

    我們的SODA!這是2升的百事可樂 這是2升的可樂 你知道嗎,我們就是這樣知道的

  • liters here. It's by our soda sizes, ok?

    升在這裡。這是我們的蘇打水大小,好嗎?

  • Otherwise, we use gallons, we use feet, we use inches, we use miles. That's how they do it here.

    否則,我們用加侖,我們用英尺,我們用英寸,我們用英里。這就是他們在這裡的做法。

  • And a lot of tourists have a hard time with that when they are trying to figure out

    而很多遊客在摸索的過程中,都會遇到這樣的困難。

  • "well, how much is a gallon?" A gallon is about 4 liters, just so you know. Ok, it's like

    "嗯,多少錢一加侖?"一加侖大約是4升,只是讓你知道。好吧,這就像

  • 2 of these out there. OH! And in the US, how you get great quantity discount.

    2的這些在那裡。OH!而在美國,你怎麼會有很大的數量折扣。

  • See this Coke? This was $1. See this Pepsi? This was $1 at Wal-Mart.

    看到這個可樂了嗎?這是1美元,看到這個百事可樂了嗎?這在沃爾瑪是1美元。

  • Love you Wal-Mart! Let's not forget about the Wal-Marts out there.

    愛你的沃爾瑪!我們不要忘記外面的沃爾瑪。

  • 24 hour shopping? Think about it. Yesterday, my son - my oldest son - spilled ketchup all over himself

    24小時購物?你想想看。昨天,我的兒子--我的大兒子--把番茄醬灑在了自己身上。

  • crashed his skateboard, and ripped up all his clothes and so he really had nothing left for today.

    撞壞了他的滑板,把他的衣服都撕爛了,所以他今天真的什麼都沒有了。

  • So guess what I did at 2 o'clock in the morning. I went to Wal-Mart and got some Coke and Pepsi

    所以你猜我凌晨兩點做了什麼?我去沃爾瑪買了一些可樂和百事可樂。

  • and I got him clothes. At 2 a.m. And we love it when we come here, and that's why tourists

    我給他買了衣服。凌晨兩點,我們喜歡來這裡,這就是為什麼遊客們...

  • love it when they come here. From the friendly people to the 24 hour shopping to the cheap soda (HEY!)

    愛它,當他們來到這裡。從友好的人們到24小時購物,再到便宜的蘇打水(嘿!)。

  • I know, you can drive those 20 hours from Florida to Illinois if you have a couple of these with you (WooHoo!!)

    我知道,你可以開車從佛羅里達州到伊利諾伊州的20個小時,如果你有一對夫婦與你(WooHoo!!)。

  • Go a little crazy, but that's the thing, there are these really fun Americanisms when you do come here and that's

    去有點瘋狂,但這是的事情,有這些 真的很有趣的美國語,當你來到這裡,那是。

  • one of the things. All you watching, and if you have any of those funny Americanisms, please put them in the comment section

    的東西之一。各位看官,如果你有那些有趣的美語,請把它們放在評論區裡。

  • below, because we are going to make more videos on funny, little American things

    因為我們將製作更多的視頻 關於有趣的,美國的小東西

  • when you are here. But, anyway, I guess I'll go and to the next, kind of, shocking thing when you come to the US.

    當你在這裡。但是,不管怎麼說,我想我會去,到下一個,種,震驚的事情,當你來到美國。

  • And our 8th shocking thing, and we are going to go back to that thing with the metric system

    而我們第8件震驚的事情,我們要回到那個有公制的事情上。

  • and we can only understand (chuckles) with the soda

    我們只能用蘇打水來理解。

  • it goes into the driving. OK? Here in the US, people get shocked about the driving.

    它進入駕駛。好嗎?在美國,人們對駕駛感到震驚。

  • I know I talked about how there is a lack of public transport and you have to drive when you are here

    我知道我說過這裡沒有公共交通,來了就要開車

  • but when you do drive when you are here, you will be shocked at how big the roads are

    但當你在這裡開車的時候,你會震驚於這裡的道路有多大。

  • how big the cars are. Oh, an also, they're all automatic, ok?

    車子有多大? - 哦,還有,它們都是自動的,好嗎?哦,還有,他們都是自動的,好嗎?

  • If you can find a stick shift, good luck, and yes, you do do miles per hour here.

    如果你能找到一輛手動擋的車,祝你好運,是的,你在這裡每小時能跑幾公里。

  • Not kilometers per hour, but miles per hour. And the speed limits, they change all over the place.

    不是公里每小時,而是英里每小時。還有限速,他們到處都在變。

  • You never know when, you're just like, "Oh, it just changed." And the cop gets you.

    你永遠不知道什麼時候, 你只是喜歡,"哦,它只是改變。"而警察得到你。

  • Oh, there's a shocking thing. You know, some countries, they just have the camera that takes pictures

    哦,有一個令人震驚的事情。你知道,一些國家,他們只是有相機,拍照

  • when you're going too fast. We have that some places in the US

    當你開得太快的時候。我們有,在美國的一些地方

  • but most of the time, you have the cops sitting on the side of the road

    但大多數時候,你有警察 坐在路邊。

  • with their radar guns watching you and, OH, you've gone too fast

    他們的雷達槍監視著你,哦,你走得太快了。

  • and the sirens come on and they drive down and pull you over. It is quite the American experience to be pulled

    警笛聲響起,他們就會開車把你拉過來。這是很美國的經驗,被拉

  • over for speeding, so don't speed when you are here.

    因為超速,所以你在這裡的時候不要超速。

  • And there are some other little things that are different. Here in the US

    還有一些其他的小東西也是不一樣的。在美國

  • you can take a right turn on a red light, so if you are sitting there and you can take a right turn

    你可以在紅燈右轉,所以,如果你坐在那裡,你可以採取右轉,

  • and you have your blinker on, and people are honking at you, it's because they want you to take a right.

    你有你的閃光燈, 和人們按喇叭在你身上, 這是因為他們希望你採取的權利。

  • Make sure you look and make sure there's not other traffic is coming. But you can

    確保你看,並確保沒有其他流量來。但你可以

  • take a right on red. And the thing is, we Americans love our cars.

    在紅燈處右轉而問題是,我們美國人喜歡我們的車。

  • I mean it is the most liberating thing when you are sixteen years old, ha sixteen years old

    我的意思是,這是最自由的事情 當你16歲,哈16歲。

  • and you get your drivers license here. So you get your 16 license. License to drive, license to live, oh yeah!

    你在這裡得到你的駕駛執照。所以,你得到你的16許可證。駕駛執照,生活執照,哦耶!

  • And, I mean, that's part of the US culture. We eat in our cars, we drink in our cars (soda, don't drink and drive, the

    而且,我的意思是,這是美國文化的一部分。我們在車裡吃飯,在車裡喝酒(蘇打水,不要酒後駕車,美國文化的一部分)。

  • cops will throw you in jail, they don't care what country you're from, you will go to jail. Don't drink and drive.

    警察會把你扔進監獄,他們不管你來自哪個國家,你都會進監獄。不要酒後駕車。

  • You know, drink your liters of Coke and Pepsi!)

    你知道,喝你的可樂和百事可樂的升!)。)

  • So, the ninth thing that is going to shock you when you come to the US, OH, we are here in Boston

    所以,第九件事,當你來到美國,OH,我們這裡是波士頓,會讓你震驚的

  • the kind of, heart of history of the US and the American Revolution. And the ninth thing that is going to shock you

    的那種,美國和美國革命的歷史核心。而第九件事,是會讓你震驚的。

  • when you come to the US, is you will see a lot of homogeneity, i.e., that means, like, everythings kind of

    當你來到美國,是你會看到很多的同質性, 即,這意味著,像,每件事物那種。

  • very similar everywhere you go. Also, you will see definite, different cultures

    你所到之處都非常相似。此外,你會看到明確的,不同的文化。

  • and culture and history in the US. We get tons of comments like, "Oh the US,

    以及美國的文化和歷史。我們得到了大量的評論,如 "哦,美國。

  • there's no culture there. There's just McDonald's and there's no history there. It's too young."

    那裡沒有文化那裡只有麥當勞,沒有歷史。那裡太年輕了"

  • No, there is history and there is culture here. But on the other side of it, there is a lot of homogeneity

    不,這裡有歷史,有文化。但在另一面,這裡有很多同質性的東西

  • so, when you go travel around, you see the same stores. You see, "Oh, look. There's an Old Navy. Oh, look. There's

    所以,當你去旅行周圍, 你看到同樣的商店,你看,"哦,看,有一箇舊海軍。有一箇舊海軍。哦,看。哦,看。

  • a Sephora." And you'll see the same stores again and again. And it gets kind of repetitive.

    一家絲芙蘭。"你會看到同樣的商店一次又一次。而且它得到一種重複性。

  • Especially when you are going into the suburbs and you are going into the newer cities and newer towns

    特別是當你要進入郊區,你要進入較新的城市和較新的城鎮時

  • it really looks like, I mean, you can't tell the difference between going to one city in one part of the country

    它真的看起來像,我的意思是,你不能告訴之間的區別 去一個城市在全國各地的一個部分。

  • versus another when you are doing that shopping experience or hotels and things like that.

    與另一個當你在做那個購物體驗或酒店等事情。

  • So it does give you a kind of shock when you're like, "What town am I in? It seems the same."

    所以,它確實給你一種衝擊 當你喜歡,"我是在哪個鎮?似乎是一樣的。"

  • But having said that, there are distinct cultures and regions here in the US and that does shock people

    但說起來,美國這裡有獨特的文化和地區,這確實讓人震驚。

  • because you come here, to the Northeast, to New England, you know they have different food

    因為你來到這裡,東北,新英格蘭,你知道他們有不同的食物。

  • You gotta have the clam chowder, and they have what they call the "New England Shield"

    你一定要吃蛤蜊湯,他們還有所謂的 "新英格蘭盾牌"

  • where they don't really talk to people, but they're friendly once you get to know them

    在那裡,他們真的不說話的人,但他們是友好的,一旦你得到了解他們

  • Or you got the south where you got the Southern hospitality where they feed you for days

    或者你有南方人的熱情好客 他們會給你吃好幾天的食物

  • and give you tons of food and ask you, "how are you doing?" and all kinds of stuff. Or you got the cool, cooky

    並給你噸的食物 並問你,"你怎麼做?" 和所有種類的東西。或者你得到了酷,熟

  • West Coast. There's definitely different cultures here in the US and

    西海岸。在美國和這裡肯定有不同的文化。

  • it does shock people when they drive around and realize, "Yes, a lot of the stuff looks the same

    當人們在開車時發現,"是的,很多東西看起來都是一樣的 "時,確實讓人震驚。

  • but the people are different in different parts of the country. So, just know that, yes

    但全國各地的人都不一樣。所以,只要知道,是

  • the homogeneity will shock you but there are different cultures out there, because yes, there is fantastic

    同質化會讓你震驚,但也有不同的文化,因為是的,有夢幻般的文化。

  • history here in Boston, and great museums around the US - Getty in LA, Art Institute of Chicago, The Met in New York

    波士頓的歷史,以及美國各地偉大的博物館--洛杉磯的蓋蒂、芝加哥的藝術學院、紐約的大都會。

  • where you can have great history. You can have great art, You can have great culture when you are here.

    在這裡,你可以擁有偉大的歷史。你可以擁有偉大的藝術,你可以擁有偉大的文化,當你在這裡。

  • Because this is a big melting pot of the world.

    因為這裡是一個世界的大熔爐。

  • And the tenth thing that is going to shock you when you come to the US are the hotels.

    而到了美國,第十件讓你震驚的事情就是酒店。

  • Look, you can actually get a good, medium priced or lower priced hotel here in the US

    你看,其實你可以得到一個好的,中等價格或低價格的酒店在美國這裡。

  • There are tons of hotel chains here. You know, Hampton Inns, Holiday Inn, and all these kinds of places

    這裡有大量的連鎖酒店。你知道,漢普頓酒店,假日酒店,和所有這些地方的種類。

  • and it's very standardized, ok? If you get a double room, you can probably put 4 people in a room there

    而且是非常標準化的,好嗎?如果你得到一個雙人間,你可能可以把4人在一個房間裡有

  • Or 40 people people in there, because the rooms are a lot bigger when you get two double beds

    或者是40個人在裡面,因為當你有兩張雙人床的時候,房間就會大很多。

  • when you get a double room, it'll have two beds, i.e., two big beds because there's no two single beds

    雙人房時,會有兩張床,即兩張大床,因為沒有兩張單人床。

  • pushed together like in Europe. You have all this extra space when you are there.

    像在歐洲一樣推在一起。你在那裡的時候,你有這些額外的空間。

  • Now, one of the things that does kind of shock people when they do go to the hotels here in the US

    現在,其中一件事,確實是一種震驚的人 當他們確實去美國這裡的酒店。

  • is, it's kind of like, the relatively cheaper the hotel is, the more stuff they give you!

    是,這有點像,酒店相對越便宜,他們給你的東西越多!

  • You go to a cheap chain hotel or a medium priced chain hotel

    你去便宜的連鎖酒店或者中等價位的連鎖酒店。

  • like a Hampton Inn or something like that, and you get free WiFi, you get a free breakfast - like as much breakfast as you want -

    像漢普頓酒店或類似的東西, 你得到免費的WiFi, 你得到一個免費的早餐 - 喜歡儘可能多的早餐,因為你想要的。

  • umm, you know, they're going to have a pool, all kinds of really cool stuff

    嗯,你知道,他們將有一個游泳池, 各種真正的酷的東西。

  • no resort fees. Oh my God. And if you go to, like, an expensive, nice hotel, breakfast? Oh no, you get to pay for that.

    沒有度假費。哦,我的上帝。如果你去一樣,一個昂貴的,漂亮的酒店,早餐?哦,不,你得到支付。

  • You want internet? Oh that's $19 a day. Oh the pool? You want to use the pool and do the fun stuff?

    你想上網?哦,那是19美元一天。哦,游泳池? 你想用游泳池,做有趣的東西?

  • You need to do the resort fees and pay extra. You're like, "Wait, I am paying triple the price for

    你需要做度假村的費用,並支付額外的費用。你會說:"等等,我付出三倍的價格,為的是

  • a nice hotel and I actually get less amenities when I go there."

    一家不錯的酒店,而我去那裡的時候,其實得到的設施也比較少。"

  • it kind of boggles your mind. So, when you come here, just know

    它有點讓你摸不著頭腦。所以,當你來到這裡,只是知道

  • that you can actually stay in some of these chain hotels and it's not a problem what-so-ever, ok?

    你其實可以住在這些連鎖酒店的一些 它不是一個問題什麼,好嗎?

  • Read the reviews about them, but, you know, you're going to get one Holiday Inn Express is pretty much

    看了關於他們的評論,但是,你知道,你會得到一個假日酒店快車是相當多的。

  • the same through out the country. Remember, the homogeneity of number 9?

    在全國範圍內都是一樣的。記住,數字9的同質性?

  • That really does come out in the hotels, but they are clean, they are safe, and there really are a lot of price

    這一點確實在酒店裡體現出來了,但是酒店很乾淨,很安全,價格也確實有很多的優勢

  • options out there, so just know, if you want the free stuff, actually, you go to the cheaper one versus the more

    選項在那裡,所以只是知道,如果你想免費的東西,其實,你去便宜的與更多的

  • expensive ones who have better locations and cooler rooms (maybe) but they make you pay for a lot of

    昂貴的人有更好的位置和涼爽的房間(也許),但他們讓你付出了很多的。

  • things. So it does kind of shock you. "Wait, I get less for more? Or more for less?"

    的事情。所以它確實有點讓你震驚。"等一下,我得到的少是多?或更多的少?"

  • Yes, I know, the US with our stuff. It's kind of crazy.

    是的,我知道,美國與我們的東西。這是一種瘋狂。

  • Anyway, those are our 10 kind of fun things that might shock tourists

    總之,這就是我們的10種可能會讓遊客震驚的有趣的事情。

  • If you want to learn more, check us out on our website on woltersworld.com.

    如果你想了解更多,可以到我們的網站woltersworld.com上查看。

  • Have a great time in the US, I hope you like the video. Please, click that like button.

    祝你在美國玩的開心,希望你喜歡這個視頻。請點擊那個喜歡的按鈕。

  • We will see you later. Bye!!

    我們會再見面的再見!

Hey there, fellow travelers! Mark here with Wolters World.

嗨,各位旅行者!我是Wolters World的Mark

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