學英文 EP128|初級|加拿大和美國的感恩節有何不同?|How different is Thanksgiving in Canada and the USA?  episode artwork

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學英文 EP128|初級|加拿大和美國的感恩節有何不同?|How different is Thanksgiving in Canada and the USA?

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你知道加拿大的感恩節其實在十月嗎?🍁加拿大在每年十月的第二個星期一慶祝感恩節,象徵農耕季節的結束。餐桌上常見火雞、馬鈴薯、肉汁和蔓越莓醬,甜點則是南瓜派。不過,不同地區也有不同傳統,像是紐芬蘭的燉菜、西加拿大的火腿與抱子甘藍,以及原住民社群的炸麵包。雖然食物和美國相似,但加拿大的慶祝方式通常比較低調。📚 本集文法學習重點:1️⃣ 連接詞 that例句:It is a holiday that marks the end of the farming season.2️⃣ 頻率副詞(usually, sometimes, often…)例句:People usually eat turkey, gravy, potatoes, pumpkin pie, and cranberry sauce.Story textCanada celebrates Thanksgiving on the second Monday in October. It is a holiday that marks the end of the farming season. It started in 1879, but was officially recognized in 1957. People usually eat turkey, gravy, potatoes and cranberry sauce. For dessert, they have pumpkin pie. The food is similar to what Americans eat. Different parts of Canada often have different food traditions. In Newfoundland, people eat a stew that comes from Ireland. In Western Canada, they sometimes eat ham and Brussels sprouts. Indigenous communities often eat fry bread. Canada's Thanksgiving is smaller than in the US, and people do not shop as much.Readle App 下載連結:⁠https://readle-app.onelink.me/cKqE/8suoeb2w"

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