芫荽完全攻略
Laura and Lewis are having dinner.
蘿拉和路易斯正在吃晚餐。
be Ving 現在進行式(正在…)
Lewis: Did you have fun travelling to Japan?
路易斯：你日本之旅好玩嗎？
Laura: Yeah, I enjoyed the trip very much and we also did some shopping. Here, I’ve got something for you.
蘿拉：好玩啊，我很喜歡這趟旅行，也逛街買了些東西。對了，我有東西要給你。
Lewis: Oh really? That’s so nice of you.
路易斯：真的嗎？你人真好。
Laura: It’s no big deal, just some Pretz biscuit sticks. Guess what flavor they are? Coriander!
蘿拉：這沒什麼啦，只是一些百力滋餅乾條。猜猜看它是什麼口味呢？是香菜口味！
big deal大事情biscuit(n.)餅乾=cookiesstick(n.)條狀物flavor(n.)風味、味道
Lewis: What? That’s so weird. Maybe it’s a flavor that only the Japanese can possibly come up with.
路易斯：什麼？那超怪的耶！也許只有日本人有可能想出這種口味。
weird(adj.)奇怪的=strangepossibly(adv.)可能地=perhapscome up with想出…
Laura: Agreed. The Japanese are fond of coriander, and they add it to all kinds of food. They even have coriander-lemon flavored instant noodles, coriander sausages, and coriander-lemon tea!
蘿拉：是啊，他們超愛香菜，而且會把香菜加入各種食物中。他們甚至有香菜檸檬泡麵、香菜香腸、和香菜檸檬茶呢。
be fond of喜歡…sausage(n.)香腸
Lewis: Well, I don’t like coriander, but since you bought it for me, I’ll give it a try. Hmm… I don’t hate it, but I don’t like it, either.
路易斯：嗯，我不愛香菜，但既然你買給我了，我就試試看吧！嗯……我不討厭它，但是也不喜歡。
since(conj.)因為、既然give sth. a try嘗試…=give sth. a go, give sth. a shoteither(adv.)也