A Chinese Night Market Posted by sasha on Feb 28, 2018 in Uncategorized
One of my favorite things to do when traveling to new cities in China is finding the local night market (夜市 – yè shì). There’s always so much delicious food being cooked up, and it’s so cheap that you can try several different things. Join me on a short tour of a Chinese night market in a short video.
Watch the video and learn some Chinese words for a few typical dishes. You’ll find the vocabulary list below to study:
这个夜市有很多好吃的 – zhè ge yè shì yǒu hěn duō hǎo chī de
This night market has lots of delicious food.
串 – chuàn
kebabs
羊腿 – yáng tuǐ
leg of lamb
包子 – bāo zi
steamed stuffed buns
这些包子非常大! – zhè xiē bāo zi fēi cháng dà
These bao zi are very big!
肉夹馍 – ròu jiā mó
meat sandwich
老北京鸡肉卷 – lǎo běi jīng jī ròu juàn
Old Beijing chicken roll
烤豆腐 – kǎo dòu fu
grilled tofu
肚 – dù
tripe
青口贝 – qīng kǒu bèi
mussels
菠萝饭 – bō luó fàn
pineapple rice
你想吃什么?- nǐ xiǎng chī shén me
What do you want to eat?
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