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[中文]

好吧，距离现在已经过去几个小时了 我们上次吃过饭，今晚我们要出去吃

台湾街头食品（台湾街头食品）。

所以我们要去士林夜市 （士林夜市），我们将乘坐

地铁到达那里。

我们去吃饭吧。

Sam 可能感觉有点饿了，对吧 现在。

只是有点饿了。

让我们来确认一下。

嘿萨姆？

什么？

从 1 到 1 级，您有多饿？ 十？

我想我已经突破十了。

我十一岁了。

前往士林夜市 你想坐红线到剑潭站

（剑潭站），然后从1号出口出来。

所以我们刚刚到达石林夜 士林夜市，现在还很

早。

现在是下午 4:30。

大多数摊位在临近时开始营业 五点钟，事情只会继续

，随着夜幕的降临，事情会变得更加忙碌。

显然这个市场可以运行直到像 凌晨一两点。

所以是的，现在还很早。

我们饿了，不能再等了。

所以我们要吃某种烧烤卷 里面有葱（黑胡椒猪肉卷）。

好的，我们正在吃第一顿小吃 晚上。

如果你看一下这里，基本上就是 猪肉卷，里面装满了葱

，她还问我们要不要吃辣的 所以她在上面撒了一些粉。

我们当然答应了。

是的。

哈哈。

永远。

所以看看那个。

哦，看起来不错。

嗯。

天啊。

你喜欢吗？

这真是太好了。

是的。

我现在好饿。

味道如何，因为我从来没有 以前有过类似的事情吗？

好吧，看看这里。

里面装满了葱。

这就像中间的主要成分。

所以你尝到了猪肉和大葱的味道。

好的，萨姆要进去了。

我也该尝试一下了。

嗯。

那真是太好了。

我喜欢大葱的味道 有点多汁。

是的。

是的。

猪肉有点咸，但它 没有我想象的那么辣

。

是的。

我们支付了相当于五美元的费用 为此。

有点贵。

有点贵，但我是说。

150台币。

所以是的。

但这很好。

所以有一种我一直想喝的饮料 自从我们到达台北（台北市）以来就尝试一下。

我喜欢珍珠奶茶，显然 它起源于这里，瞧。

看看那个。

看看那个。

我买了一份加红糖的，这样你就可以看到 我混合它。

你可以看到红糖。

太好了。

在侧面然后你可以看到类似的东西 底部的珍珠木薯果冻。

伙计，看起来不错。

天啊。

天啊。

嗯嗯。

真的优惠吗？

太神奇了。

我非常喜欢这种饮料。

是不是又好又甜？

嗯。

你能尝到什么？

不想被木薯球噎住，但是 它几乎是糖浆状的。

红糖。

好像很厚。

所以你真的能感受到那种味道 我喜欢它是用牛奶制成的，因为

显然你可以直接喝茶 我的反应是不不不，我们还是选择

经典吧。

给我一些牛奶。

里面有牛奶。

所以是的，它太棒了。

太好了。

所以山姆也必须尝尝它的滋味。

当然。

我正在分享。

分享就是关爱。

那么这个多少钱？

嗯。

好吧，在我谈论这个之前我已经 说那是多么美好和甜蜜。

是的。

你真的尝到了红糖的味道。

天哪。

然后你就会吸干所有的果冻。

伙计，那很好。

好吧，那就是 50 新台币 大约五十美元。

所以，是的，这是一种价格实惠的廉价饮料。

非常值得。

太值得了。

而且您知道还有什么很酷。

他们给你一根非常粗的吸管，所以你 可以得到你的气泡。

是的。

没错。

吸它们的泡泡。

所以对于我们的下一个台湾街头小吃，我们 正在吃台湾炸鸡（咸酥鸡）

，这是一个相当过程。

就像他第一次把鸡肉裹上面包屑一样， 油炸，然后他拿了一个平底锅，加入

酱汁。

我们买了甜辣椒，然后用平底锅煎 鸡肉在釉里更进一步。

旁边有年糕吗？

这些看起来可能是小米饭 蛋糕。

是的。

哇哦。

然后他在上面撒了花生 和芝麻。

看起来棒极了。

是的。

那是一百一十个台湾人 美元，因此您需要花费大约三美元

美元。

再多一点。

三个多一点。

怎么样？

嗯。

天哪。

好不好？

它很嫩，但同时又多汁。

酱汁怎么样？

甜甜的。

太甜蜜了。

这真的很好。

所以这是 Sam 今晚的选择。

我认为您会非常高兴。

我想我会的。

哦，那太好了。

不是吗？

就像你说的，真的很温柔。

是的。

我喜欢坚果和芝麻的组合 种子在外面。

是的。

它给人一种嘎吱声。

是的。

嗯。

完美的组合。

而且也有点辣。

所以如果我可以提供一条建议 参观这个市场将在晚上

稍晚一点来。

我们在四点三十分左右到达，是你 知道很安静。

事情开始好转 但我们的食物选择有点有限

因为人们只是你知道的 并打开他们的摊位。

所以晚上晚些时候最好。

谢谢。

所以 Sam 在这方面处于领先地位。

接下来我们要做什么？

好吧，关键时刻。

我们一直表现得很温和。

到目前为止还算安全。

我们直接进入经典的台湾语 这里是台湾街头食品。

我们有臭豆腐。

天啊。

这很有趣，因为我们看到了这个豆腐摊 我们不知道这是否臭。

。

所以我走向它然后走了。

嗅一嗅。

哦，是的。

这才是真正的交易。

那太臭了。

这绝对是真货。

所以，如果您在我之前从未尝试过此操作 今天下午早些时候在维基百科上读到

闻起来像臭脚 或垃圾。

腐烂的垃圾。

天哪。

所以是的，它很强大。

我要去这里吃点东西。

是的。

我想有一些卷心菜。

你可以在这里看到它是在双串上的。

是啊，双串，里面有卷心菜 在中间。

有点像三明治。

天啊。

有点压倒性的。

那是另一回事。

哦。

很辣。

嗯。

天啊。

我会保持距离。

只是你真正尝到了酸味 它。

还有发酵的一面，哇哦。

这需要一段时间 习惯。

我想我永远不会喜欢这个 说实话。

再来一口怎么样。

好吧，我再做一件事。

我再做一件事。

也许你会喜欢上它。

我也想让你吃掉大部分 所以我留给自己的就所剩无几了。

所以就继续吧。

哦。

继续吧。

这就是东西。

我什至不知道如何描述它，因为 我以前从未经历过类似的事情。

那么。

哇。

这很有趣。

花了多少钱？

那只有四十五。

所以只要一美元多一点。

大约三十美元或四十美元 那个。

所以很便宜。

如果你在台北，你应该尝试一下 （台北市）。

为什么不对？

是的。

我有没有提到滑板车会疾驰而来 不知从何而来。

好的。

所以臭豆腐之后就是 奖励。

尽管如此，我不值得 奖励因为我没有尝试豆腐。

但我们决定吃点甜食。

这是给你的，山姆。

我将为您取样以确保 没关系。

所以我们买了一份蛋饼和奥利奥冰淇淋， Nutella、香蕉、生奶油、巧克力

粉。

是的，这就是制作它的整个过程 非常漂亮。

嗯。

怎么样？

嗯。

满足了对甜食的渴望吗？

哈哈。

你无语了。

这就是我知道它很好的原因。

感谢你的勇敢。

您将获得一份冰淇淋。

这是我在这里的奖励。

我已经为您取样了。

嘿，别和冰淇淋亲热。

嗯。

我还要更多。

哦，我要和冰亲热了 再加一些奶油。

嘿！

山姆！

这太卑鄙了。

它也遍布你的嘴唇。

太好了。

太颓废了。

我的意思是我经常吃第二口 Nutella 和喜欢哇。

搭配冰淇淋和生奶油，然后 绉纱的轻盈蓬松感。

伙计，我什至都没有。

哦，是的，这是一道很好的甜点。

我还没有吃 Nutella 酱。

这是一道不错的台湾甜点。

所以我们已经吃过甜点了，但我们想 ‘嘿’总有空间再容纳一个。

甜点不断滚动。

这绝对是最丰富多彩的东西 到目前为止，我们已经在士林夜市

（士林夜市）见过了。

显然，如果你能看到这里。

这些是经过处理的草莓片 放在串上，这些就是蜜饯（糖葫芦）

或称为太妃糖类水果。

是的。

你还会注意到甜番茄 李子也是如此。

是的。

我们决定选择草莓。

是的。

那么让我们在这里尝试一下。

我要尝试吃一整个。

天啊。

哇哦。

外表看起来确实很硬。

嗯。

好的。

哇哦。

嗯。

这就像超级淬火。

这就像一层超脆的甜釉 外面。

嗯。

里面的水果特别多汁。

是温性水果吗？

是的。

你可以看出它已经热身了。

煮了一点。

是的。

味道就像您曾经吃过的一样 草莓酥饼就像草莓

有点像那样温暖。

哦，是的。

放置在蛋糕旁边。

看看那个颜色。

太好了。

宝石红。

我们忘了拍照。

嗯。

你知道吗？

番茄混入其中。

看。

你是认真的吗？

草莓，草莓，番茄。

西红柿在哪里？

小家伙。

哇哦。

啊。

你必须咬紧牙关。

是的。

是的。

哦，看。

它正在渗透到各处。

哈哈哈。

哎呀。

天哪。

那你觉得怎么样？

我把某人的店面搞得一团糟。

你喜欢吗？

是的，很好。

但我们最好现在就逃跑。

这是士林夜市的包装 （士林夜市）。

我们真的很喜欢吃各种不同的食物 台湾街头小吃（台湾菜），我们

晚上会吃得更多 台北市 (台北市) 的市场，请继续关注

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[英语]

Alright, so it has been a few hours since we last ate and tonight we're going out for

Taiwanese street food (台灣街頭食品).

So we're heading to the Shilin Night Market (士林夜市) and we're going to take the

MRT to get there.

Let's go eat.

Sam may be feeling a little bit hangry right now.

Just a little bit hangry.

Let's ask to be sure.

Hey Sam?

What?

How hangry are you on a level from one to ten?

I think I've burst through ten.

I'm eleven.

So to get to the Shilin Night Market (士林夜市) you want to take the red line to Jiantan Station

(劍潭站) and then take exit 1.

So we have just arrived at the Shilin Night Market (士林夜市) and it is still quite

early.

It is 4:30 PM.

Most of the stalls start opening closer to five o'clock and things will only continue

to get busier as the night goes on.

And apparently this market can run until like one or two in the morning.

So yeah, still very early.

We were hungry so we couldn't wait any longer.

So we are having some kind of Barbecue roll with green onion (黑胡椒豬肉卷) in it.

Okay so we are having our first snack of the night.

And if you have a look over here it is basically a pork roll and it is filled with green onions

and she also asked us if we wanted it spicy so she put some powder over it.

Of course we said yes.

Yes.

Haha.

Always.

So look at that.

Oh that looks good.

Mmmm.

Oh man.

Do you like that?

That is really nice.

Yeah.

I'm so hungry right now.

What does it taste like because I've never had anything like this before?

Well, have a look at it here.

It is filled with green onions.

That is like the main ingredient in the middle.

So you taste both the pork and the green onions.

Okay, so Sam's going in.

Time for me to try it.

Mmmm.

That is really good.

I like that the green onions give it like a bit of juiciness.

Yeah.

Yeah.

And the pork is a little bit salty but it is not too as spicy as I thought it would

be.

Yeah.

And we paid the equivalent of five dollars for this.

It was a bit expensive.

A little bit pricy but I mean.

It was 150 Taiwanese Dollars.

So yeah.

But it is good.

So there is one drink I've been wanting to try ever since we got to Taipei (臺北市).

I love bubble tea (珍珠奶茶) and apparently it originated here so voila.

Look at that.

Look at that.

I got one with brown sugar so you can see me mixing it.

You can see the brown sugar.

So good.

On the sides and then you can see the like the pearl tapioca jellies at the bottom.

Man, that looks good.

Oh man.

Oh man.

Mmmmm.

Real deal?

That is so amazing.

I love this drink so so much.

Is it nice and sweet?

Mmmm.

What can you taste?

Don't want to choke on the tapioca balls but it is almost syrupy.

The brown sugar.

Like it is quite thick.

So you really get that flavor coming through and I love that it is made with milk because

apparently you can just get straight up tea and I was like no no no let's go with the

classic.

Give me some milk here.

The milk in there.

So yeah, it is so good.

So good.

So Sam just had to get a taste of it as well.

Of course.

I'm sharing.

Sharing is caring.

So how much was this one?

Mmmm.

Okay, before I talk about that I just have to say how good and sweet that is.

Yeah.

You really taste the brown sugar.

Oh man.

And then you get sucking up all of the jellies.

Man, that is good.

Okay so that was 50 Taiwan dollars which is about a dollar fifty US.

So yeah that is a nice affordable cheap drink.

And so worth it.

So worth it.

And you know what else is cool.

They give you a really thick straw so you can get at your bubbles.

Yep.

Exactly.

Suck them bubbles.

So for our next Taiwanese street snack we are having Taiwan fried chicken (鹹酥雞)

and this was quite the process.

Like first he took the chicken breaded it, deep-fried it and then he took a pan and added

the sauce.

We got sweet chili and then pan-fried the chicken even further in the glaze.

And are those rice cakes beside it?

These look like these could be little rice cakes.

Yeah.

Oh wow.

And then on top of that he sprinkled peanuts and sesame seeds.

It looks amazing.

Yeah.

And that was one hundred and ten Taiwanese dollars so you're looking at about three US

bucks for that.

A little bit more.

A little more than three US.

How is that?

Mmmm.

Oh my gosh.

Good?

It is so tender but so juicy at the same time.

How about the sauce?

Sweet.

So sweet.

Which is really good.

So this was Sam's pick tonight.

And I think you're going to be very pleased.

I think I will.

Oh that is so good.

Isn't it?

Like you said really tender.

Yeah.

And I love the combination of nuts and sesame seeds on the outside.

Yeah.

It gives it a crunch.

Yeah.

Mmmm.

Perfect combination.

And it is a bit spicy too.

So if I can offer one piece of advice when visiting this market it would be to come a

little bit later in the evening.

We arrived around four thirty and it was you know pretty quiet.

Things are starting to pickup a little bit but our food options have been a little bit

limited because people are just you know showing up and opening their stalls.

So later in the evening is best.

Thank you.

So Sam is leading the way with this one.

What are we having next?

Alright moment of truth.

We've been playing it kind of tame.

Playing it kind of safe so far.

We're going right in to the classic Taiwanese street food (台湾街头食品) here.

We are having Stinky Tofu (臭豆腐).

Oh my.

And it is funny because we saw this tofu stand and we're like is this stinky or not we don't

know.

So I walk up to it and I go.

Sniff.

Oh yeah.

That is the real deal.

That is stinky.

That is definitely the real stuff.

So if you've never tried this before I was reading on wikipedia earlier this afternoon

that it smells something like stinky feet or garbage.

Rotting garbage.

Oh my.

So yeah it is strong.

I'm going to go take a bite here.

Yeah.

I think there is some cabbage.

You can see it is on a double skewer here.

Yeah, a double skewers and it has got cabbage in the middle.

Somewhat like a sandwich.

Oh my.

A little overpowering there.

That is something else.

Oh.

It is spicy.

Um.

Oh man.

I'm keeping my distance.

It is just you really taste the sourness of it.

And the fermented aspect and woah.

That is something that would take a while to get used to.

I don't think I'm ever going to enjoy this one to be honest.

How about a second bite to.

Alright I'll do one more.

I'll do one more.

Maybe it'll grow on you.

I also kind of want you to eat most of it so I will have very little left for myself.

So just go ahead.

Oh.

Go ahead.

That is something.

I don't even know how to describe it because I've never had anything quite like it before.

So.

Wow.

That is fascinating.

How much did it cost?

That was only forty five.

So just over a dollar.

About a dollar thirty or a dollar forty for that.

So it is cheap.

And you should try it if you're in Taipei (臺北市).

Why not right?

Yep.

And did I mention that scooters come zipping around out of nowhere.

Okay.

So after stinky tofu (臭豆腐) comes the reward.

Although that being said I don't deserve a reward because I didn't try the tofu.

But we decided to get something sweet instead.

This is for you Sam.

I'm going to sample it for you to make sure it is okay.

So we got a crepe (蛋餅) with oreo ice cream, Nutella, banana, whipped cream, chocolate

powder.

Yeah, it was the whole process of making it was pretty fancy.

Mmmm.

How is that?

Mmmm.

Sweet tooth cravings fulfilled?

Haha.

You're speechless.

That is how I know it is good.

For your bravery.

You are being awarded an ice cream.

This is my reward here.

Which I've sampled for you.

Hey don't make out with the ice cream.

Mmmm.

I'm still going to have some more.

Oh I'm going to be making out with the ice cream some more.

Hey!

Sam!

That is so mean.

It is all over your lips too.

That is so good.

So decadent.

I mean I just got on the second bite a lot of Nutella and like woah.

With the ice cream and whipped cream and then the light fluffiness of the crepe.

Man, I haven't even.

Oh yeah it is a good dessert.

I haven't had Nutella yet.

That is a nice Taiwanese dessert here.

So we've already had dessert but we thought 'hey' there is always room for one more.

Dessert just keeps rolling.

And this is definitely the most colorful thing we've seen out here at the Shilin Night Market

(士林夜市) so far.

So apparently if you can see here.

These are pieces of strawberry that have been put on a skewer and these are candied (糖葫蘆)

or called a toffee kind of fruit.

Yeah.

And you also notice sweet tomatoes and also plums as well.

Yeah.

We decided to go with strawberry.

Yeah.

So let's try that here.

I'm going to try eating a whole one.

Oh my.

Oh wow.

It is like properly hard on the outside.

Mmmm.

Okay.

Oh wow.

Mmmm.

That is like a super quenching.

That is like a super crunchy sweet glaze on the outside.

Mmmm.

And the fruit extra juicy on the inside.

Is it warm fruit?

It is.

You can tell it has been like warmed up.

Cooked up a little bit.

Yeah.

It kind of tastes like if you've ever had strawberry shortcake the way the strawberries

are kind of a little bit warm like that.

Oh yeah.

Being placed next to a cake.

Look at that color.

It is so good.

Ruby red.

We forgot to take a picture.

Mmmm.

And you know what?

A tomato snuck into the mix.

Look.

Are you serious?

Strawberry, strawberry, tomato.

Where is the tomato?

The little one.

Oh wow.

Ah.

You've gotta bite hard.

Yep.

Yep.

Oh, look.

It is seeping all over the place.

Hahaha.

Whoopsies.

Oh my gosh.

So what do you think?

I'm making a mess on someone's storefront.

Do you like it?

Yeah, it is good.

But we better run off now.

So that is a wrap from Shilin Night Market (士林夜市).

We really enjoyed eating all of the different Taiwanese street food (臺灣菜) and we're

going to be eating up at a lot more night markets here in Taipei (臺北市) so stay

tuned for that.

重点词汇

词汇	含义
Taiwanese /ˌtaɪwəˈniːz/ B1	adjective - 台湾的 (táiwān de)
street /striːt/ A2	noun - 街道 (jiēdào)
food /fuːd/ A1	noun - 食物 (shíwù)
market /ˈmɑːrkɪt/ A2	noun - 市场 (shìchǎng)
feeling /ˈfiːlɪŋ/ A2	noun - 感觉 (gǎnjué)
hungry /ˈhʌŋɡri/ A1	adjective - 饥饿的 (jī'è de)
spicy /ˈspaɪsi/ A2	adjective - 辛辣的 (xīnlà de)
powder /ˈpaʊdər/ A2	noun - 粉末 (fěnmò)
ingredient /ɪnˈɡriːdiənt/ B1	noun - 成分 (chéngfèn)
filled /fɪld/ A2	verb - 填充 (tiánchōng)
basically /ˈbeɪsɪkli/ B1	adverb - 基本上 (jīběnshang)
juiciness /ˈdʒuːsɪnəs/ B2	noun - 多汁性 (duōzhīsìng)
salty /ˈsɔːlti/ A2	adjective - 咸的 (xián de)
equivalent /ɪˈkwɪvələnt/ B2	adjective - 等同的 (děngtóng de)
expensive /ɪkˈspensɪv/ A2	adjective - 昂贵的 (ángguì de)
origin /ˈɒrɪdʒɪn/ B1	noun - 起源 (qǐyuán)
pearl /pɜːrl/ A2	noun - 珍珠 (zhēnzhū)
syrupy /ˈsɪrəpi/ B2	adjective - 糖浆般的 (tángjiāng bān de)

重点语法结构

• So we're heading to the Shilin Night Market (士林夜市) and we're going to take the MRT to get there.

  ➔ 使用“going to” + 动词原形表达将来时

  ➔ 短语“we're going to take”表达了一个计划好的未来行动。结构是“主语 + be动词 + going to + 动词原形”。

• How hangry are you on a level from one to ten?

  ➔ 使用“how” + 形容词 + “be动词”构成疑问句

  ➔ 这是一个直接询问某人饥饿程度的问题，使用“how”来衡量其程度。形容词“hangry”用于描述饥饿和愤怒的状态。

• So to get to the Shilin Night Market (士林夜市) you want to take the red line to Jiantan Station (劍潭站) and then take exit 1.

  ➔ 使用“you want to”表达命令

  ➔ 短语“you want to take”充当礼貌的命令，给出指示。这是一种比说“take”更委婉的方式。

• So look at that.

  ➔ 使用“look”表达命令

  ➔ 这是一个常用的会话短语，用于吸引某人的注意力。这是一个直接的命令，但以非正式的方式使用。