A:The restaurant across the street hired a new Chinese chef, so I ordered some Chinese food there for this evening.
街對(duì)面的餐館新聘用了一個(gè)中國(guó)廚師,所以我今晚在那兒訂了中餐。
B:Good. I love Chinese food. What did you order?
太好了。我喜歡吃中餐。你都訂了什么?
A:Something hot and spicy. They look very inviting on the menu. You are going to love them.
我訂了一些辣菜。菜單上的照片真饞人,你一定會(huì)喜歡的。
B:Maybe we can find a place to learn some Chinese cooking. I hear there's a place in Chinatown where you can take some courses. Are you interested?
也許我們應(yīng)該找個(gè)地方學(xué)做點(diǎn)中國(guó)烹飪。你有興趣嗎?我聽(tīng)說(shuō)唐人街有個(gè)地方開(kāi)這種課,你有興趣嗎?
A:I'm not sure. I don't enjoy cooking that much. As long as we can order it from a restaurant, we don't have to learn to do it by ourselves.
我可說(shuō)不好。我不是那么喜歡下廚。只要我們能在餐館里吃到中餐,我們就沒(méi)必要自己學(xué)著做。
B:You are right. But I just want to know how they prepare food and make it taste so different.
你說(shuō)得對(duì)。不過(guò)我還是想知道他們是如何把食物調(diào)配成與眾不同的口味的。