pretzel

When you hear the word "yoga", do you think of a person with his legs twisted up like a pretzel?

当你听到“瑜伽”这个词，你是否就会联想到一个人将自己的腿扭成椒盐卷饼那样呢？

All we know is that in 610 A.D., a monk in northern Italy first twisted the pretzel into its unusual shape.

我们所知的只是在公元610年，意大利北部有位修道士第一次把一种椒盐卷饼扭成不同寻常的形状。

The first citation for pretzel in English comes in the 1820s in a collection called Antiquities of Long Island.

椒盐卷饼在十九世纪二十年代首次引用于英语，在一部名为《长岛古风》（Antiquities of Long Island）的作品集中。

Pretzel is indeed thought to come from a German word "bretzel" described as a kind of thin bread roll twisted into a knot and salted before baking.

椒盐卷饼实际上被认为来自一个德语单词“bretzel”，指的是一种在烘烤前卷成一个结，加盐的薄面包卷。

Sure you don´t wanna pretzel?

你真的不要椒盐脆饼？