The script of this programme 本節(jié)目臺詞

Paul: It’s London’s oldest food market!

Yang Li: It’s also the most famous place for fine food.

Paul: It’s the famous Borough Market, right near London Bridge!

Yang Li: 是的，美食者來倫敦一定要逛逛著名的巴臘鮮貨市場 Borough Market, 它不僅歷史悠久而且也是倫敦南岸生鮮食品的中心。 Hello I’m Yang Li.

Paul: Hi I’m Paul. Glad to have you join us for a visit to the world famous Borough Market!

Yang Li: 這名購物者評論說， Borough Market 是歐洲頂級鮮活市場。這里有許多高質(zhì)食品。

Paul: Borough Market has a long history as a wholesale fruit and vegetable market. 水果和蔬菜批發(fā)市場 wholesale 批發(fā)。

Yang Li: It’s also the country’s most important retail market for fine foods 它也是精美食品的零售市場 retail 零售。

Paul: We spoke to Richard, a local trader. He said there is a lot of history in this place.

Yang Li: Borough Market 可是個有千年歷史的鮮貨市場。起初在大橋橋面上，后來因為安全等原因，般到了橋下的岸邊 bankside.

Paul: He said that everybody is passionate about their particular product. 人人都熱愛自己的攤位和商品。 Passionate 滿腔熱情。

Yang Li: So Richard, what are the types of food being sold here?

Paul: Richard is talking about the range of food.

Yang Li: 聽上去竟是超市里買不到的稀有食品： Paul, shall we have a look at some of the words he said, Paul?

Paul: Sure. The butcher.

Yang Li: 肉鋪肉攤。

Paul: Pork.

Yang Li: 豬肉。

Paul: Wild boar.

Yang Li: 野豬肉。

Paul: Beef.

Yang Li: 牛肉。

Paul: All types of English cheeses.

Yang Li: 各種英式奶酪。

Paul: Italian olive oil.

Yang Li: 意大利橄欖油。

Paul: Fish and scallops.

Yang Li: 魚和扇貝。

Paul: A venison stall.

Yang Li: 賣鹿肉的鋪子。

Paul: Ostrich farmers.

Yang Li: 賣鴕鳥肉的農(nóng)莊商販。

Paul: But the busiest is a fruit and vegetable stall. Here, I can see different berries, cherry tomatoes and wild mushrooms.

Yang Li: Yes, they are so fresh, aren’t they? Let’s talk to the seller about the variety of their produce.

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Yellow beans, we sell those, dragon fruit, we sell that. We sell, like, organic kiwi fruits. We sell a wide range of, like, wild mushrooms. We sell mouli, we sell Japanese aubergine as well.

So are they all locally grown?

Yeah, a lot of them are, and then like, a lot of them come from, like, the eggs are from Northfield Farm and the other stuff comes from other farmers’ markets.

Right, so they are all from different farms in England?

Yeah, a lot of them are.

Paul: Here’s another set of useful words to do with food. Yellow beans.

Yang Li: 黃豆。

Paul: Dragon fruit.

Yang Li: 火龍果。

Paul: Organic kiwi fruit.

Yang Li: 天然獼猴桃。

Paul: Wild mushrooms.

Yang Li: 野蘑菇。

Paul: Mouli.

Yang Li: 白蘿卜。

Paul: And Japanese aubergine.

Yang Li: 日本茄子。 So what used to be imported produce from overseas now has become locally grown.

Paul: That’s good but I find these vegetables dearer than conventional vegetables in the UK. Dearer 價格高一些。

Yang Li: I agree but then you pay for the quality. 一分錢一分貨嘛。聽說，這里的每一個攤位都經(jīng)過最嚴格的品質(zhì)測試，所以講究的廚師都來這里買菜。

Paul: 越說我的肚子越餓了。 I’m getting so hungry from all the smells around me.

Yang Li: I’m not surprised, me too! Let’s say goodbye to our listeners from London, 下次節(jié)目再會。

Paul: Bye and let’s go and get some food.