#波羅的海三國流浪記
想快速了解一座城市？去逛他們的傳統市場吧！
在立陶宛首都維爾紐斯(Vilnius)的第一天，我去了當地最老市場Halės turgavietė。15世紀這裡就形成市集，現在看到的建築在1906年完工，距今也有113年歷史了。
市場環境乾淨，有賣肉類、蔬果、堅果、麵包、優格、熱食，還有服飾店和花店。顧攤的大多是不會講英文的阿公阿嬤。由於太好奇架上賣什麼，便詢問某家水果攤老闆。只見他很努力用破英文向我解釋，被他感動到決定跟他買水果。5顆李子不到台幣20元，也太便宜！
最後我「哈啾」一聲，老闆笑了！Ačiū，立陶宛語的謝謝。這招也適用在其他店家，可以讓原本不苟言笑的立陶宛人瞬間展開笑顏！
Halės turgavietė
地址：Pylimo g. 58, Vilnius
營業時間：07:00-18:00（週日到15:00，週一公休）
Some say that in order to really get to know a country and its people, you need to visit their markets. I went to Halės Turgu the oldest market in Vilnius yesterday. This market existed in the 15th century. In 1906, a new market was erected. This is the oldest marketplace still operating in Vilnius.
Most people here don't speak English, but they still try very hard to introduce their stuff for me. At the end, I said "Ačiū", which means "Thank you" in Lithuanian, then everyone smiled. It's because the pronunciation of this word sounds like a sneezing sound, Achoo!!!
their pronunciation sound 在 35: there, their, they're: they're all said the same! — Pronuncian 的相關結果
Today's homonyms are the words there, their, and they're. Let me spell them: there (t-h-e-r-e), their (t-h-e-i-r) , they're (t-h-e-y-'-r-e). I ... ... <看更多>