我决定做一个关于中国美食的系列播客，敬请期待！欢迎关注我的播客！

今天是第一期：火锅 [huǒ guō]

Mike: Lisa, 我来点菜。你想要什么锅底？
Lisa: 我不能吃辣，我们来个鸳鸯锅吧，我要番茄锅底。
Mike: 好，那我就要一个麻辣锅底。你要吃牛肉吗？
Lisa: 我要两份雪花牛肉。我还想要香菇肉丸和蔬菜拼盘。
Mike:那我再点一份虾丸和两份羊肉。

感谢收听今天的播客，如果你有任何问题或者建议，可以私信给我，或者在我们的课堂上讨论。我们下次节目再见！

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