Regular: The Best 24 Hours In Hong Kong!

投稿公開日:2019年10月26日
投稿カテゴリー:Regular

Warm Up

What are your new year’s resolutions in 2020? (Ex: Stop drinking too much alcohol)
Have you ever been to Hong Kong or Macau?
Would you like to try casinos in Macau?

Listening

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What should you do at Man Mo Temple?
What does Lan Fong Yuen have?
What should you take to admire one of the most impressive skylines in the world?

Key Words & Phrases

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Travel down from The Peak and join the retired Hong Kongers
Make sure to light some incense and snap some pictures of the lanterns and coils.
Also, grab a world-famous pineapple bun while you’re here.
snap some pictures of the lanterns and coils
Have a snack at Oddies and get addicted
Check out the stalls for fashion accessories.

Discussion

Which country would you choose to travel to in 2020?
Would you try bargaining for discounts when you travel?
Did you go shopping this year? If not, what would you like to buy?

Describing pictures

Script

00:01 Hong Kong in 24 hours.

00:03 Let’s go.

00:05 Get up early and make your way to one of Hong Kong’s

00:07 best views before it gets crazy busy.

00:15 Travel down from The Peak and join the retired Hong Kongers

00:18 as they go for their favorite past time, Yum Cha.

00:21 Luk Yu Tea House is an institution

00:23 and their baked barbeque pork buns are enormous.

00:28 After breakfast, wander around Central

00:30 and artsy Sheung Wan to work off the siu mais.

00:33 It’s a great area to see some art,

00:35 visit a hip café and to go shopping.

00:39 Climb up the many stairs of the Central District

00:41 to find the Man Mo Temple,

00:42 a piece of zen nestled in the middle of busy Hong Kong.

00:45 Make sure to light some incense

00:46 and snap some pictures of the lanterns and coils.

00:51 On your way back down to the harbor,

00:52 stop by Lan Fong Yuen,

00:54 home to the best milk tea in Hong Kong.

01:02 Have a snack at Oddies and get addicted

01:04 to one of Hong Kong’s favorite street foods, egg waffles.

01:10 Take the iconic Star Ferry to the Kowloon side of Hong Kong

01:14 to admire one of the most impressive skylines in the world.

01:20 Eat like a local and explore the crazy mix

01:22 of Asian and Western food at Kam Wah.

01:24 This is your chance to try famous dishes

01:26 like macaroni in ham broth and spam sandwiches.

01:30 Also, grab a world-famous pineapple bun while you’re here.

01:34 Hit up one of the region’s busiest markets.

01:37 Check out the stalls for fashion accessories,

01:39 souvenirs and killer fridge magnets.

01:42 Just don’t forget to bargain.

01:47 Race back to Hong Kong island

01:48 to enjoy the sunset with a cocktail

01:50 at one of Hong Kong’s iconic rooftop bars.

01:56 After the sun has set splurge on dinner at Mott 32,

01:59 one of the region’s best Chinese restaurants.

02:03 Here, Chef Lee takes your Chinese favorites

02:06 to the next level.

02:10 Continue the adventure in one

02:11 of Hong Kong’s best nightlife areas.

02:14 Make your way from swanky cocktails bars

02:17 to live music venues as you dance the night away

02:19 with the locals and ex-pats.

02:23 Bonus points if you’re not in bed yet.

02:25 Join like minded spirits at Sun Hing

02:27 which opens at 3:00 AM

02:29 for the most fulfilling dim sums you’ll ever have.

Listening Answers

Light some incense, take photos of lanterns and coils
The best milk tea in Hong Kong
The star ferry