A: What do you normally eat for breakfast?
B: I like to eat a Taiwanese breakfast. I normally eat an egg scallion pancake and lightly sweetened soy milk. How about you?
A: I always have an American breakfast: scrambled eggs with ham and toast. If I am pushed for time, I have porridge and fruit.
B: Sometimes I eat porridge too, I especially like the kind with assorted grains and dried fruit.
A: 你平常都吃什麼當早餐？
B: 我喜歡台式早餐，通常都吃蔥抓餅加蛋，配低糖豆漿。你呢？
A: 我都吃美式的火腿和炒蛋配土司。若早上趕時間就吃麥片配水果。
B: 我有時候也吃麥片，尤其喜歡有多種不同穀物和果乾的。
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