Q: What food is popular in your country? / あなたの国ではどんな食べ物が人気ですか?
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The Question is from: かい (Kai)
The answer from Andrew711 (US):
We have a lot of favorites that vary from person to person, like some people would eat either hot dogs or burgers at barbecues and picnics. But, I would have to say Pizza is one of our favorite foods here in the US.
バーベキューやピクニックでホットドッグやハンバーガーを食べる人もいるように、人によって多くのお気に入りがあります。しかし、ピザはここアメリカで私たちのお気に入りの食べ物の1つだと言わざるを得ません。
- Quotes of Pizza:
- "Pizza is not a 'trend' it's a way of life" - Anonymous
"ピザは「トレンド」ではなく、生き方です。" - 氏名不詳 - "You can't make everyone happy. You're not pizza." - Anonymous
"ピザじゃないんだから、みんなを幸せにすることはできないよ。" - 氏名不詳
The answer from Char350 (Dallas, US):
America has a diverse food culture, so if we focus more specifically to my region (Dallas, Texas), Texas style barbecue comes to mind. I am originally from Hong Kong, so some popular Hong Kong food include: wonton noodles, "bubble" egg waffles, and Hong Kong style milk tea (made with ceylon tea leaves and evaporated milk).
アメリカには多様な食文化があるので、私の地域(テキサス州ダラス)にもっと具体的に焦点を合わせれば、テキサススタイルのバーベキューが頭に浮かびます。私は香港出身なので、人気のある香港料理には、ワンタン麺、「バブル」エッグワッフル、香港風ミルクティー(セイロン茶葉と蒸発ミルクで作製)などがあります。
The answer from Dane Beninger (CANADA):
A popular food up in Canada is poutine, basically it's french fries smothered in gravy, melted cheese and cheese curds. I've seen some places offer different variations of this delicacy, I've seen pulled pork poutine, butter chicken poutine, one place has both shrimp poutine AND lobster poutine (I haven't had it yet, but I'm intrigued). One place offered a poutine but instead of french fries, they put it on a hot dog - you can't go to Canada and not try poutine.
カナダで人気のある食べ物はプーティンで、基本的にはグレービー、溶けたチーズカード(凝乳)、チーズをあえたフライドポテトです。私はいくつかの場所がこの繊細さの異なるバリエーションを提供しているのを見てきました。プルドポークプーティン、バターチキンプーティンを見たことがあります、ある場所にはエビプーティンとロブスタープーティンの両方を持っています(私はまだそれを食べたことがありませんが実に興味をそそられます)。またある場所ではプーティンを提供してましたが、ホットドッグの上にフレンチフライをのせてました。カナダに来て、プーティンを試さないのは有り得ませんよ。
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The questions we present here are from students from Ehime Pref. Uwajima Minami Secondary School in Uwajima City. They are eager to learn English & various cultures out there in the world.
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4 comments
in case of France i could say some well know one such as “the boeuf bourguignon” and " pot au feu" and many more. but it mostly depend on the region. for exemple if you love cheese. potatoes and ham. when coming in mountain region, then the “Raclette” is made for you. a good hot potato covered with melted cheese and a slice of ham. during winter is so good.
We have a lot of favorites that vary from person to person, like some people would eat either hot dogs or burgers at barbecues and picnics. But, I would have to say Pizza is one of our favorite foods here in the US.
America has a diverse food culture, so if we focus more specifically to my region (Dallas, Texas), Texas style barbecue comes to mind.
I am originally from Hong Kong, so some popular Hong Kong food include: wonton noodles, “bubble” egg waffles, and Hong Kong style milk tea (made with ceylon tea leaves and evaporated milk).
A popular food up in Canada is poutine, basically it’s french fries smothered in gravy, melted cheese and cheese curds. I’ve seen some places offer different variations of this delicacy, I’ve seen pulled pork poutine, butter chicken poutine, one place has both shrimp poutine AND lobster poutine (I haven’t had it yet, but I’m intrigued). One place offered a poutine but instead of french fries, they put it on a hot dog – you can’t go to Canada and not try poutine.