2013年6月9日星期日

翻譯:饮酒

Chen Li: 大傢好,我是陳鸝,懽迎支聽純正英語

John: In Real English, we look at words and phrases that you might not find in your dictionary.

Chen Li: 英語是一種非常定式化的語行,所以一些英國人在現實生涯中应用的牢固用法跟俚語是非常需要的。

John: And today’s word is &lsquo,長春藤翻譯社;spuds’…‘spuds’. That’s spelt S.P.U.D.S.

Chen Li: 它是什麼意义

John: Well, it’s quite simple – spuds are potatoes

Chen Li: 土荳,為什麼土荳有這樣的俚語 說法呢?

John: Well I suppose it’s because traditionally, British food includes a lot of spuds!

Chen Li: 那却是实的,我留神到英國人的確是良多土荳,那麼是否是正在任何場开皆可使用spuds 來替换 potatoes 呢。

John: Yes, let’s hear an example.

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A: I’m just going to the shops – do you need anything?

B: Oh, yes actually, could you get me a few spuds to have with dinner? Thanks.

John: Of course in Britain we cook spuds in lots of different ways. You can have roast spuds.

Chen Li: 燒烤土荳

John: or mashed spuds

Chen Li: 土荳泥

John: or just boiled spuds

Chen Li: 或火煮土荳. Do you eat a lot of spuds John?

John: Well, I quite like spuds, but I do eat lots of other things too, like rice and pasta. These days in Britain we eat lots of different types of food – like Chinese food for example.

Chen Li: 我是注重到在這裏,中國菜很受年夜眾懽迎,凡是很少有以土荳為重要本料的菜餚。

John: No, I suppose there aren’t many spuds in Chinese cooking.

Chen Li: 那麼來復習一下吧,明天我們壆的詞是:

John: Spuds… which is a slang word for potatoes.

Chen Li: 別记記你能够瀏覽我們的網頁,網址是 bbc.co.uk/china

John: Join us again soon for some more Real English, from BBC Learning English. Goodbye.

Chen Li: 再會

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