It is a custom among the Japanese to remove their footwear before entering a house.
脱鞋进屋是日本人
习惯。
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James 说他早餐有时候会吃培根和鸡蛋。 I sometimes eat bacon and eggs. 名词bacon就
培根。 但
James又说他
在都吃煎饼。But right now I eat pancakes 名词 pancake 就
美式煎饼 Sarah 则说她通常会吃穀物脆片加牛奶 I'd often eat cereal with milk 名词 cereal 就
穀物脆片世界上不同地方
人吃
早餐也不一样。 像
本人早餐
时候就会吃米饭。 In Japan, people eat rice。名词, rice 就
米饭。 Sarah说, 对呀,
本人早餐还会吃米饭配汤还有鱼。 They eat rice, soup, and fish for breakfast。名词, fish 就
鱼。
His first care, after being thus " Japanesed, " was to enter a tea–house of modest appearance, and, upon half a bird and a little rice, to breakfast like a man for whom dinner was as yet a problem to be solved.
这个打扮成了
本人
小伙子如今头一桩事就
走进一家小小
茶饭铺,在那里叫一点零碎鸡鸭肉,弄了点米饭,他完全像
那种吃上顿愁下顿
人一样省吃俭用,凑合着吃完了这顿早饭。
Today, Lange's original photos are housed in the Oakland Museum of California, where they've been digitized and made free for public viewing in a presentation called Exposing Injustice — Incarceration of Japanese-Americans.
如今,兰格所拍摄
原始照片被收藏在加利福尼亚奥克兰博物馆,并被制作成数字化影像,免费向公众开放,展览名为《揭露不公——对
本裔美国人
监禁》。