對話 Dialogue
小實：天氣好熱啊，真想喝一杯冰冰的飲料！
Xiaoshi: Tiānqì hǎo rè a, zhēn xiǎng hē yì bēi bīngbīngde yǐnliào!
馬克：你常喝飲料嗎？
Make: Nǐ cháng hē yǐnliào ma?
小實:：我常喝珍珠奶茶。
Xiaoshi: Wǒ cháng hē zhēnzhū nǎichá.
馬克：那是什麼啊？
Make: Nà shì shénme a?
小實：那是臺灣最有名的飲料，把甜甜的珍珠加到奶茶裡一起喝。
Xiaoshi: Nà shì Táiwān zuì yǒumíng de yǐnliào, bǎ tiántiánde zhēnzhū jiā dào nǎichá lǐ yìqǐ hē.
馬克：聽起來很好喝，可是我不喝茶。
Make: Tīngqǐlái hěn hǎo hē, kěshì wǒ bù hē chá.
小實：那你可以喝木瓜牛奶，也有很多人喜歡喝。
Xiaoshi: Nà nǐ kěyǐ hē mùguā niúnǎi, yě yǒu hěnduōrén xǐhuān hē.
馬克：好啊，我們等一下一起去買。
Make: Hǎo a, wǒmen děngyíxià yìqǐ qù mǎi.
翻譯 Translation
Xiaoshi: It’s so hot! I really want a cold drink!
Mark: Do you drink beverages often?
Xiaoshi: I usually drink milk tea with tapioca pearls.
Mark: What is that?
Xiaoshi: It’s the most famous drink in Taiwan. We add sweet tapioca pearls to milk tea and drink it together.
Mark: That sounds great, but I don’t drink tea.
Xiaoshi: Then you can drink papaya milk! Many people like to drink that, too.
Mark: OK, let’s go get some drinks together later.
單字片語 Vocabulary
1. 飲料 (yǐnliào) drink, beverage
2. 珍珠奶茶 (zhēnzhū nǎichá) milk tea with tapioca pearls
3. 有名 (yǒumíng) famous
4. 甜 (tián) sweet
5. 聽起來 (tīngqǐlái) sounds
6. 木瓜牛奶 (mùguā niúnǎi) papaya milk
教材音檔 Audio Files
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