Czy mógłby ktoś przetłumaczyć ten tekst:
"Your future looks bright." This is the message on the small piece of paper inside my fortune cookie. I am at
The Golden Dragon, a Chinese restaurant in New York. In a lot of Chinese restaurants in the USA and Europe,
it is common for the waiter to bring fortune cookies when you finish your meal. So most people think the home
of these special biscuits is China. But they are wrong.
The story of fortune cookies goes back to 1915, and the clever idea of Makoto Hagiwara, a Japanese American
from San Francisco. You can find fortune cookies in China, but only in the last few years - since 1993, in fact.
Tourists like them, but they are not popular with Chinese people because there is a lot of sugar in them. In
fact, not many people like the taste of fortune cookies. "They're very dry and hard" is a common opinion!
People like them because it is fun to break them and read the message inside.
Fortune cookies are free when the waiter brings them with your bill, but you can also buy them from
supermarkets or order them on the internet. If you go to a fortune cookie website, you can choose from
different colours and sizes. People buy fortune cookies to give to guests at birthday parties, weddings and
other special occasions.
Z góry dziękuje.