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Austria is home to some weird andwonderful superstitions, with some of them still practised today. Ahead of thattraditionally inauspicious date - Friday 13th - weexplain ten of the most common Austrian superst itions.
在奥地利本土有许多怪异奇特的风俗迷信，其中有些还一直流传至今，在邻近“黑色星期五"这个不吉利日子前，我们 来见识一下奥地利的十个最常见的迷信。
As a Catholic country, it's perhaps no surprise that Austria is steeped in superstition.
奧地利迷信盛行，但作为一个天主教国家，这不算奇怪。
Some - like never walking under a ladder - you may have already heard of in your own home country while o thers are individual toAustria.
你或许在家乡听到去过奥地利的人说过，那儿的有些人可能从不会在梯子下走过。
If the prospectof Friday 13th is troubling you, or youworry about breaking mirrors, here are ten other t hings to think about.
要是眼前的黑色星期五困扰着你，或是你还在担心弄碎镜子,有十件事要留心了。
Eating raw sliced garlic mixed with yoghurt isbelieved to bring you good luck. We're not sure this would have the desiredeffect if taken before a first date though. It's also thought to be a powerfulcold remedy - which makes more sense, as garlic is believed to stimulate theimmune system.
吃混有生蒜的酸奶能给你带来好运。要是第一次约会时就这样干，我们不知道这能否达到预期效果。把它看成治疗感冒的强效药还差不多，因为大蒜能增强免疫。
