Adapted from First Impact St. John’s & St. Mary’s Institute of Technology

Which food do you really like? Which food do you really dislike? Which food do you really like?

Sashimi(raw fish) tofu shellfish carrots coffee Fried chicken bread tomatoes Green peppers liver steak Green tea Onion rings Pork ribs Raw eggs

tomatoes

tofu

green pepper

Carrots

coffee

生魚片 豆腐 甲殼類 葫蘿蔔 咖啡 炸雞 麵包 蕃茄 青辣椒 肝臟 牛排 綠茶炸洋 蔥圈 豬排 生雞蛋

sashimi(raw fish) 生魚片 shellfish 甲殼類 liver 肝臟 steak 牛排 green peppers 青辣椒 pork ribs 豬排 onion rings 炸洋 蔥圈 raw eggs 生雞蛋

Listening for the key words Hamburgers packages of hamburger meat bags of those tortilla chips boxes of those tortilla chips jars of salsa cans of salsa Bottles of beer cases of beer cans of soda cases of soda ice cream cones carton of ice cream

First suggestion Final decision hamburgers ___15_______ tortilla chips __________ salsa__________ beer __________ soda ice cream __________ Listening for differences

First suggestion Final decision ___330 hamburgers 15 ___15_______ _66 bags____ tortilla chips 3bags __________ 1jar salsa 2 jars __________ 2 casesbeer 1case __________ ---- soda 2 cases 1carton ice cream 3cartons __________ Listening for differences

Script Bud:Virginia, how many people are coming? Virginia:Let me think…Angela, you are bringing how many? Angela:Just Shawn, Paul and Sue. Virginia:OK. That’s four, and Gloria and Kazuo, and I think two of their friends.That’s eight. And then the Swansons and Bill. That’s about 15. I think, including us. Bud:So, let’s see. Probably two hamburgers for everybody, so I’ll make 30 hamburgers. Angela:Dad, that’s too many. People don’t eat that much meat. Virginia:All right, then let’s say 15. Bud:And let’s have chips. What do we call those Mexican things, Angela? Angela:You mean, “tortilla chips”? Bud:Yeah, yeah. I love those. Especially with lots of that…hot sauce.Uh, what do you call that stuff, Angela? Angela:Are you talking about salsa?

Bud:Yeah, yeah, salsa. So let’s get about, what, six bags of those tortilla chips? Angela:Dad, it’s pronounced, “tortilla” and I think that’s too much. Virginia:Yes, let’s say three bags and one jar of salsa. That’s enough. Bud:Virginia, there are fifteen people coming. That’s not enough salsa. I can eat one jar all by myself. Virginia:Ok, two jars of salsa. Bud:And what else? Drinks? A couple cases of beer? Angela:That’s way too much. People don’t drink that much beer. How about a case of beer and two cases of soda, too. Virginia:Yeah, dear, I think that’d be much better. Angela:Oh, how about dessert? Bud:Dessert? Well, what do you think? Watermelon? Ice cream? Angela:Ice cream. Virginia:Ok, I’ll get one carton of that really good ice cream.

Angela:Mom, that’s not enough. We need at least three different flavors. Virginia:All right, let’s get one carton of chocolate, one of vanilla, and one of--- Angela:Almond fudge crunch. Bud:Ooh, yeah!

Foods escargot sweet and sour pork Burritos tandoori chicken fried chicken lasagnesushi kimcheepaella

Sweet and sour pork Sweet and sour pork--pork and vegetables quickly stir-fried in a sweet sauce tandoori chicken tandoori chicken--chicken cooked in a large clay pot, Northern Indian style Lasagne Lasagne--large flat noodles with cheese, tomato sauce, meat or vegetables kimchee kimchee--a spicy, fermented cabbage dish. It is the national dish of Korea escargot-- escargot--large snails served with a butter sauce

paella-- paella--rice cooked with seafood, vegetables and meat burritos burritos--meat or beans, served in a soft tortilla (flat bread) fried chicken fried chicken--chicken coated in a flour batter and deep-fried in oil sushui-- sushui--raw fish on a small ball of rice

Nationalities KoreanJapanese MexicanAmerican IndianFrench Spanish Italian

FoodToo muchToo manyenough Not enough Fatty meatV French friesV SaltV OilV SweetsV FatV SugarV VegetablesV FishV fruit V