Knish
意味: A baked or fried filled pastry, typically stuffed with mashed potato, meat, or other fillings.
The knish (pronounced 'kuh-NISH') is a quintessential NYC street food from the Jewish immigrant tradition. The classic version is a ball of seasoned mashed potato wrapped in dough and baked golden. You'll find them at delis, hot dog stands, and street carts. Yonah Schimmel's on Houston Street has been serving them since 1910.
例文
- Grab me a potato knish from the cart — extra mustard. 帮我从推车那买个土豆knish——多加芥末。Tráeme un knish de patata del puesto — con mucha mostaza.屋台でポテトクニッシュを買ってきて——マスタード多めで。노점에서 포테이토 크니쉬 하나 사줘 — 머스터드 많이.
- Nothing hits like a hot knish on a cold New York day. 寒冷的纽约天气里没什么比热乎乎的knish更治愈的了。Nada como un knish calentito en un día frío de Nueva York.寒いニューヨークの日に食べる熱々のクニッシュに勝るものはない。추운 뉴욕 날에 뜨끈한 크니쉬만한 게 없어.
- My bubbe used to make knishes from scratch every Friday. 我奶奶以前每周五都手工做knish。Mi abuela hacía knishes caseros todos los viernes.おばあちゃんは毎週金曜日にクニッシュを手作りしてくれたものだ。할머니(bubbe)는 매주 금요일 크니쉬를 직접 만드셨어.
発音
使い方ガイド
場面: food, delis, street food
トーン: casual, cultural
✓ 正しい言い方
- I'll have a knish.我要一个knish。Ponme un knish.クニッシュを一つください。크니쉬 하나 주세요.
- You ever tried a fresh knish from Yonah Schimmel's?你试过Yonah Schimmel's新鲜出炉的knish吗?¿Has probado alguna vez un knish recién hecho de Yonah Schimmel's?ヨナ・シメルズの焼きたてクニッシュを食べたことある?요나 쉬멜스의 갓 만든 크니쉬 먹어본 적 있어?
✗ 間違った言い方
- Don't pronounce the K — it's 'kuh-NISH' not 'NISH'; the K is sounded in this word unlike 'knife' or 'knight'K要发音——读作'kuh-NISH',不是'NISH';这个词的K不像'knife'或'knight'那样不发音No dejes la K muda — se pronuncia 'kuh-NISH', no 'NISH'; la K se pronuncia en esta palabra, a diferencia de 'knife' o 'knight'Kを発音すること——「クニッシュ(kuh-NISH)」であって「ニッシュ(NISH)」ではない。knife(ナイフ)やknight(ナイト)と違い、この単語ではKを発音するK를 묵음으로 처리하지 말 것 — 'knife'나 'knight'와 달리 이 단어에서는 K를 발음해서 '커-니쉬'라고 한다
起源と歴史
From the Yiddish 'knish,' originally an Eastern European Jewish pastry. Brought to New York by Jewish immigrants in the late 19th and early 20th centuries. Became a staple of Lower East Side food culture and NYC street food.
文化的背景
Era: Late 19th century
Generation: All ages
Social background: Universal
Regional notes: New York City — Lower East Side, Jewish deli tradition
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