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想知道何时你真正开始在马尼拉生活而不是观光,其实很简单。当你在街头小吃摊不用问“多少钱”而直接付钱,熟练地舀上各种调料,端着碗在街边开吃;当你走到马路转角,瞄一眼车身就跳进一辆Jeepney,由乘客传给司机8个比索,就能顺利达到目的地。当然,你还知道10比索能买到4个路边炸鸡蛋,半个菠萝,或者一大杯椰子水。这差不多是在马尼拉混过两周后的状态,其间一直待在一间气氛好又温馨的旅舍里,它带有个大隐隐于市的露台客厅,炊
It is actually very easy to know when you really start living in Manila instead of sightseeing. When you are in the street food stalls without asking “how much money ” and pay directly, skillfully scoop on a variety of spices, carrying a bowl in the street to eat; as you walked to the corner of the road, aiming at the body jumped into a Jeepney, passengers pass the driver eight pesos, you can successfully reach their destinations. Of course, you also know that 10 pesos can buy 4 roadside fried eggs, half a pineapple, or a large glass of coconut water. It was almost a two-week stay in Manila, staying in a nice, welcoming hostel with a large, secluded living room on the terrace,