Hello everybody, and welcome to a new episode of News Bites!

I'm Ryan Drillsma...

And I'm Trevor Tortomasi...

In today's news:

Dali comes to Taipei, snowstorms hit the US, and Meghan and Harry share a
photo of their daughter.

All that and more, coming up next.
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中正紀念堂 主辦達利展
Salvador Dali Comes to Taipei

Have you heard of Salvador Dali?

Salvador Dali is thought to be one of the masters (師傅) of surrealism.

You might know some of his paintings… like the one with melting clocks
(融化的時鐘).

Do you know what surrealism is?

你知道超現實主義是甚麼嗎?

No problem. It's a kind of art.

It's a kind of art that emphasizes (強調) thoughts we might have in our
heads, or dreams.

It can be strange, spooky (恐怖), or surprising.

Surrealist art doesn't look real… because that's the point… it's surreal!

薩爾瓦多·達利是一個超現實主義的大師。超現實主義的藝術表達我們的思想或夢境，內容跟現實脫節，這就是超現實主義的重點!

Salvador Dali has come to Taiwan.

Not the artist, he died in the 80s, but his art!

Chiang Kai Shek Memorial Hall (中正紀念堂) in Taipei is hosting an exhibition
(展覽) featuring over 100 of Dali's works of art.

Most of them are watercolor paintings that he created between 1959 and 1963.

They were inspired by an Italian poem.

But there are some oil paintings (油畫), too.

In fact the painting with the melting clocks, "In Search of the Fourth
Dimension", will be there, too!

And an animated film (動畫) Dali made with Disney will be shown there.

That's right, Dali made a film with Disney!

The exhibition will run until April 13, so you have plenty of time to go and
check it out yourself!

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美國遭受暴風雪侵襲
US Hit by Severe Snowstorms

Brrrrrr… close the window, it's cold!

It can feel very cold in Taiwan in the winter.

But not as cold as a lot of countries… including the US.

In fact, it was so cold on the west coast (西岸) of the US recently that
several states were hit by severe snowstorms (暴風雪).

By December 28, Almost 76 centimeters of snow had fallen in California (加州).

For some of you… that would mean snow up to your waist!


對有的人來說，積雪達到腰部。

There were power cuts (停電) in the states of Oregon and Washington… so
people had no electricity for a while.

And in the states of Nevada, Utah, Idaho, Montana, Colorado and California
there were warnings (警報) there could be avalanches.

Avalanches (雪崩) are when snow falls down a mountain in a big wave.

They can be very dangerous. They can bury trees, houses and buildings under
deep snow.

But avalanches weren't the only danger Americans faced.

The country's National Weather Service, or NWS, warned that extremely low
temperatures could cause severe wind chills (很強的風寒效應).

"Wind chill" happens when wind blows away the warmer layer (層) of air we
usually have above our skin. It makes the air feel much colder.

The NWS said this could make it feel like minus 48 degrees.

And this could cause frostbite!

我們皮膚上面本來有一層暖氣 ，當寒風把它吹走就叫做Wind
chill。美國國家氣象局說實際體感溫度可掉到攝氏零下48度 ，很可能造成凍傷。

I don't want my fingers to fall off… I'm glad I live in Taiwan!
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Meghan跟Harry的女兒Lilibet首次露臉
Lilibet Appears in First Public Photo

The Duke and Duchess of Sussex have released a photo of their newborn
daughter, Lilibet.

They shared the photo on a Christmas card.

Lilibet was born in June.

But she had not been seen by the public until now.

Meghan跟Harry的女兒Lilibet出生於6月，他們印發的聖誕卡，裡面就有Lilibet首次露臉的照片。

The picture shows Meghan holding Lilibet in the air, while Harry holds their
son Archie.

The photo was taken by British photographer Alexi Lubomirski at their home in
California.

The card it's on contains a message that says "Archie made us a 'Mama' and a
'Papa', and Lili made us a family."

聖誕卡裡面有文字說Lilibet讓他們變成一個完整的家庭。

The Duke and Duchess wished everyone a merry Christmas and a happy New Year.

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So, in today's News Bites:

Salvador Dali is thought to be one of the masters of surrealism.

Dali's art has come to Taiwan.

Chiang Kai Shek Memorial Hall in Taipei is display more than 100 of his works.

________________________________

And,

Several states in the US were hit by severe snowstorms.

By December 28, Almost 76 centimeters of snow had fallen in California.

The National Weather Service warned about avalanches and frostbite.
________________________________

And,

The Duke and Duchess of Sussex have released a photo of their newborn
daughter.

Lilibet was born in June.

They shared a photo of her on a Christmas card.

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And that's today's episode of News Bites!
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主播每周一問
Have Your Say

This week, we want you to have your say about your unique skill.

What is something unique that you can do? Unique means not many other people
can do it. Do you have a trick you like to show your friends? Maybe you have
a hobby or an interest that not many other people have.

Tell us what your unique skill is.

Record your message and send it to newsbites@icrt.com.tw with your name and
age, and if you like, the name of your school.

Make sure to send us your recording by Thursday at noon, and you might hear
your message on our show on Friday!

 

Hello everybody, and welcome to a new episode of News Bites!

I'm Ryan Drillsma...

And I'm Nancy Sun...

In today's news:

A basketball fan strikes a lucky shot, kids take legal action over climate
change, an actress names her dog after a politician.

All that and more, coming up next.
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籃球粉絲投籃贏得60萬台幣
Basketball Fan Sinks Shot and Wins 600 Thousand NT

He shoots…

He scores!

And he wins 600,000 NT?

Are you a big basketball fan (粉絲)?

A man in Kaohsiung who goes by the name Hung is, and he recently got his
chance to show off his skills (展現技能) and win a huge prize.

On Sunday December 26, the Kaohsiung Steelers basketball team played the
Taoyuan Pilots at the Kaohsiung Fengshan Stadium (高雄市立鳳山體育場).

The Steelers lost 70 to 88 to the Pilots. But there was still a victory
(勝利) for Kaohsiung that day.

At half time - that's when half the game is over and the teams take a break -
the Steelers held a competition.

They invited three members of the audience to the court.

They called out three ticket numbers, and the people holding those tickets
made their way to the court.

高雄港鐵人籃球隊唸出3個票號，邀請這三個人進入球場參與小遊戲。

Hung was one of those people.

The contestants had to throw the basketball into the net (網) from the
half-way line.

Hung bounced the ball (運球) a few times… he ran up to the half-way line…
and took his shot…

And the ball went into the net!

籃球進入籃球網了!

Hung jumped for joy and the crowd cheered!

It was an impressive shot.

太厲害了!

But what's more, Hung won 600,000 NT!

He said he would use the money to take his family and girlfriend out for a
nice meal and then save the rest of it (把剩下的存起來).

Do you think you could make the shot?
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葡萄牙孩童採取法律行動防治氣候變遷
Kids in Portugal Take Legal Action to Prevent Climate Change

We should all take action to prevent (防治) climate change.

But some kids in Europe are taking legal action.

They're getting lawyers involved (請了律師) and going to the European Court
of Human Rights (歐洲人權法院).

They think a clean and safe environment should be a human right (人權) - that
means no one should be able to take it away.

It's the first time an environment-related case (案子) has been filed at the
European Court of Human Rights.

And the case argues that the governments in 33 European countries have not
done enough to prevent climate change.

It was started by two siblings from Portugal called Andre and Sofia.

Portugal has seen many wildfires (野火) over the past few years.

Wildfires have always happened there, but in recent years they have become
bigger and caused more damage than before.

And experts think it is due to climate change.

野火以前也會發生，但是近年發生的野火越來越大，損失越來越多。專家認為是氣候變遷的影響。

This inspired (激發) Andre and Sofia to do something.

They want to make sure that the leaders of European governments who have
pledged, or agreed, to reduce emissions, actually keep their promises.

They want to use the law to force them to take more action.

他們想使用法律來讓保證減碳的歐洲領導人採取行動。

Andre and Sofia are not sure their case will win, but they hope it can at
least set an example (樹立榜樣) for other young people in the future.
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美國演員Amber Heard以澳洲政府人員命名狗
Amber Heard Names New Dog Barnaby Joyce

Actress Amber Heard has named her dog after the Australian minister Barnaby
Joyce.

Joyce is actually the deputy prime minister of Australia.

Barnaby Joyce是澳洲的副總理。

But why did Heard, who is the star of Aquaman and Drive Angry, do this?

She had an argument with the minister in 2015.

At the time, she was with actor Johnny Depp.

He was in Australia filming a Pirates of the Caribbean movie.

And he brought his two dogs. But he failed to tell the government, which is
the law.

Barnaby Joyce rudely said the two dogs should go back to the U.S.

Amber Heard的前男朋友Johnny Depp違法帶著他們的兩隻狗進入澳洲，Barnaby
Joyce當時用不禮貌的方式說他們應該回美國。

This of course, made Heard angry.

And now, to get back at him, she has her own big, fluffy Barnaby Joyce at
home.
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So, in today's News Bites:

A man in Kaohsiung recently won 600,000 NT.

He joined a half-time competition at a basketball game.

He threw the ball into the net from the half-way line.
________________________________

And,

Some kids in Europe are taking legal action against climate change.

Seeing wildfires in their home country of Portugal inspired Andre and Sofia.

They want to make sure that the leaders of European governments keep their
promises.
________________________________

And,

Actress Amber Heard has named her dog after the Australian minister Barnaby
Joyce.

Barnaby Joyce rudely said the two dogs should go back to the U.S.

Now, to get back at him, Heard has her own big, fluffy Barnaby Joyce at home.
________________________________

And that's today's episode of News Bites!
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主播每周一問
Have Your Say

This week, we want you to have your say about your unique skill.

What is something unique that you can do? Unique means not many other people
can do it. Do you have a trick you like to show your friends? Maybe you have
a hobby or an interest that not many other people have.

Tell us what your unique skill is!

Record your message and send it to newsbites@icrt.com.tw with your name and
age, and if you like, the name of your school.

Make sure to send us your recording by Thursday at noon, and you might hear
your message on our show on Friday!
 

Hello everybody, and welcome to a new episode of News Bites!

I'm Trevor Tortomasi...

And I'm Nancy Sun.

In today's news:

Pingtung goes green, a new animal is discovered, and a new movie returns to
the world of Harry Potter.

All that and more, coming up next.
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越來越多屏東房屋 轉向綠色能源
More Pingtung Homes Switching to Green Power

It can be difficult to see some kinds of energy (能源) with our eyes.

So how do we know if it's green?

Well, "green energy" means it is produced (產生) from natural resources
(自然資源).

We can get green energy from the sun, by using solar panels (太陽能板) that
give us electricity (電).

We can also get it from wind, by using windmills (風車) that make electricity
when they turn.

And we can even get green energy from water, by using rivers that flow very
quickly (流得很快) to make more energy.

It's very important that we use as much green energy as we can.

And one city is doing its best to help!

Homes in Pingtung are getting ready to get almost all of their electricity
from green energy.
幾乎所有屏東房屋即將由綠色能源產生供應電力。

Pingtung County (屏東縣) already gets most of its energy from solar panels,
which can support 75 percent (75趴) of its homes.

And they're still building more!

The county started this project in the year 2019, and they plan to finish by
the end of 2022.

When we get our energy from things like coal-fired power plants, we create a
lot of heat, which goes into our atmosphere.
當我們使用火力發電廠的電力，也會同時製造大量熱氣進入大氣層。

That heat makes our planet a little bit hotter every year.

This is called "global warming" (全球暖化), and it causes a lot of problems.

So the more we use green energy, the healthier our planet will be, and the
healthier we will be, too.

And we can thank the people of Pingtung for helping to be a part of that
change!
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科學家發現新種巨龜
New Species of Giant Tortoise Discovered

Some people might think we have already found all the different types of
animals that we can.

But in reality (事實上), there are almost always more kinds of animals to
discover.

In fact, scientists are discovering new species (新物種) of animals almost
every day!

They may not always be as different as dogs are from cats, or birds are from
fish.

But there are still many important differences to find, which can help us
understand more about how they evolve over time.
科學家想找出這些不同動物之間的差別，讓我們更了解牠們是如何演化的。

And recently, animal researchers have found a new species of giant tortoise
(巨龜).

It lives on the Galapagos Islands (加拉巴哥群島).

When researchers were studying the DNA of these gigantic tortoises, they
found that some of them were from one family, and some of them were from a
much different family.
研究人員分析這些巨龜DNA，發現其中幾隻屬於某個生物家族，其他的卻屬於另外一個很不一樣的家族。

And because tortoises can live to be very old, this means the different
families must have lived separately (分開的) for a very long time.

This kind of information helps scientists study how the animals live, and why
some other kinds of tortoises have gone extinct (絕種了).

So who knows what we'll find next?
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新的【怪獸與牠們的產地】電影 四月上映
New "Fantastic Beasts" Movie in Theaters in April

Have you ever read a book about Harry Potter (哈利波特)?

The first book, "Harry Potter and the Philosopher's Stone", was published
(出版) in the year 1997.

The book was written by J.K. Rowling, and it was made into a movie in the
year 2001.

Many years later, J.K. Rowling also wrote more books, called "Fantastic
Beasts and Where to Find Them".

These newer books didn't have the character Harry Potter in them, but they
were still set in the same world!
之後的這幾本書雖然沒有哈利波特，但是仍然發生在同一個奇妙的世界。

And now, Harry Potter fans (粉絲) can look forward to a new movie about the
Harry Potter world.

It's called "Fantastic Beasts: The Secrets of Dumbledore".

It tells the story of Hogwarts' headmaster, Albus Dumbledore, before he was
put in charge of the wizarding school.

In a trailer for the movie, we can see Dumbledore and his friends try to stop
a powerful dark wizard.
在這部電影的預告片裡面，我們看到鄧不利多校長和他的朋友對抗法力強大的巫師。

Dumbledore leads a team made up of other wizards (男巫), witches (女巫), and
a "muggle" (普通人).

The entire movie will be released in April.

Maybe you can catch up (趕上) on some Harry Potter story history before then!
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So, in today's News Bites:

Homes in Pingtung are getting ready to get almost all of their electricity
from green energy.

Pingtung County already gets most of its energy from solar panels, which can
support 75 percent of its homes.
________________________________

And,

Recently, animal researchers have found a new species of giant tortoise on
the Galapagos Islands.

This kind of information helps scientists study how the animals live, and why
some other kinds of tortoises have gone extinct.
________________________________

And,

Harry Potter fans can now look forward to a new movie about the Harry Potter
world.

It tells the story of Hogwarts' headmaster, Albus Dumbledore, before he was
put in charge of the wizarding school.
________________________________

And that's today's episode of News Bites!
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主播每周一問
Have Your Say

This week, we want you to have your say about kindness.

From a very young age, we are taught to be kind. It can be easy to forget
this in our busy everyday lives, but we can all use a little more kindness to
warm our hearts!

Tell us about a time that you saw someone do something kind.

Record your message and send it to newsbites@icrt.com.tw with your name and
age, and if you like, the name of your school.

Make sure to send us your recording by Thursday at noon, and you might hear
your message on our show on Friday!
 

Hi there, and welcome to a new episode of News Bites!

I'm Nancy Sun...

And I'm Ryan Drillsma.

In today's news:

Fireflies say hello, cups say goodbye, and a hit song performed live.

All that and more, coming up next.
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高雄那瑪夏螢火蟲季開跑
Firefly Season Begins in Kaohsiung

You aren't likely to forget fireflies (螢火蟲) if you've seen them before.

These special insects light up the skies at dusk (黃昏), just before
nighttime.

National Geographic says there are about 2,000 different kinds of fireflies.

They live in parts of Asia and the Americas which are very humid (潮濕).

Fireflies use their lights to communicate (溝通) with each other, and to find
a mate.

Each firefly uses a special pattern to communicate with other fireflies.

If he sees a female he likes, he flashes his light every six seconds.

Fireflies aren't an endangered species (瀕危物種), but the scientists who
study them are getting very worried.

They say fewer fireflies are coming out during the summer

They are difficult to keep track of (追蹤、確保瞭解), since they are very
small.

Another problem is that a firefly's lifespan (壽命) is very short.

They only live between one to three weeks.

If you live in an area where there are plenty of electric lights, it will be
very difficult to spot fireflies.

Scientists say our lights are a problem for fireflies, because the lights
make it difficult for the insects to see each other.

If you haven't seen these beautiful insects before, you might want to go to
Kaohsiung's Namasia District, where fireflies appear every year.

台灣有許多地方可以看到螢火蟲，其中之一就是高雄的那瑪夏區。

Kaohsiung Mayor Chen Chi-mai says firefly season happens in March every year,
and 15 different species of firefly that can be found there.

To make it easy to travel to the area, the city government plans to use
shuttle buses that will take visitors to a trail in Namasia District for 30
minutes of firefly viewing.

But you'll need to tickets to join the tour.

不過想去那瑪夏觀看螢火蟲必須購買賞螢券喔。

Firefly viewing season will end on April 30th.
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星巴克將淘汰一次性杯子
A Big Change Comes to Starbucks

Starbucks wants to reduce (減少) waste from its shops by 50 percent.

Each year, the coffee chain uses up to 7 billion disposable cups
(一次性飲料杯)!

It's no wonder then, that whether or not you drink coffee, you'll recognize a
Starbucks cup when you see it.

But Starbucks hopes that by the end of next year, those paper and plastic
cups will become a thing of the past.

星巴克希望明年年底前，這些紙杯就要走入歷史了.

The company says it won't be using these disposable cups anymore.

The company says that by the end of next year, customers in the United States
and Canada will be able to use their own cups for every Starbucks visit.

星巴克說 美國跟加拿大的顧客可以帶著自己的杯子到店裡喝咖啡和消費.

But what if someone forgets to bring their own cup?

Starbucks has an answer for that too.

The store will ask you to pay a deposit (押金).

Then you can borrow a cup, and bring it back next time.

This program is also being tested in Japan, Singapore, and the United Kingdom.

The company hopes to make reusable (可重複使用的) cups widely used by 2025.

As a result, we may not be seeing too many paper or plastic Starbucks cups in
a few years.
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魔法滿屋歌曲在奧斯卡首次現場表演
Oscars to Feature First Live Performance of Encanto Hit Song

This year's Oscars has a special treat for "Encanto" fans.

Have you heard the song "We Don't Talk About Bruno?"

If you haven't - the 94th Academy Awards, also known as Oscars (奧斯卡獎),
will show "We Don't Talk About Bruno" performed live (現場表演) for the very
first time.

The movie Encanto is up for an Oscar for Best Animated Film (最佳動畫片).

動畫電影「魔法滿屋」被提名第94屆奧斯卡金像獎最佳動畫片，典禮現場也會表演電影中的歌曲

But the song "We Don't Talk About Bruno" wasn't nominated for Best Song.

That's because Disney decided it wanted to choose another song from the same
movie instead.

They chose a Spanish song: "Dos Oroguitas" or "Two Little Caterpillars"
instead.
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So, in today's News Bites:

Firefly season has started in Kaohsiung's Namasia District.

Kaohsiung Mayor Chen Chi-mai says 15 different species of firefly that can be
found there.

Shuttle buses will take visitors to a trail in Namasia District for 30
minutes of firefly viewing.

But you'll need tickets to join the tour.
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Starbucks wants to reduce waste from its shops by 50 percent.

The company says it won't be using disposable cups anymore.

By the end of next year, Starbucks says customers in the United States and
Canada will be able to use their own cups for every Starbucks visit.
________________________________

And,

This year's Oscars has a special treat for "Encanto" fans.

The 94th Academy Awards, also known as Oscars, will show "We Don't Talk About
Bruno", performed live for the very first time.

The movie "Encanto" is up for an Oscar for Best Animated Film.
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And that does it for today's News Bites!
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主播每周一問
Have Your Say

This week, we want you to have your say about being an animal.

If you could be any animal for a day, what animal would you be? Maybe you
want to run really fast. Or maybe you want to live underwater!

Record your message and send it to newsbites@icrt.com.tw with your name and
age, and if you like, the name of your school.

Make sure to send us your recording by Thursday at noon, and you might hear
your message on our show on Friday!
 

Hello everybody, and welcome to a new episode of News Bites!

I'm Trevor Tortomasi...

And I'm Nancy Sun.

In today's news:

No more styrofoam cups for Taiwan, things get more expensive, and Marcel
makes a movie.

All that and more, coming up next.
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台灣禁止保麗龍杯
No More Styrofoam Cups for Taiwan

If you forget your reusable (環保杯) cups at home, it may be time to change
that.

Starting from July 1st, Taiwan's Environmental Protection Agency will not
allow stores to use single-use polystyrene, or "styrofoam" (保麗龍) cups
anymore.

This means you'll probably need a reusable cup, when you buy drinks from
coffee shops and tea shops, from places like FamilyMart or 7-11, or even at
fast food (速食) stores and supermarkets.

Polystyrene, or "styrofoam", is one of the most popular plastics in the world.

It is formed when its molecules (分子) connect together to become a long
chain (鍊子).

A German inventor discovered polystyrene during the 1930s, but it wasn't
"officially" invented until 1941.

Companies like using it for packaging because polystyrene is very flexible
(有彈性的).

But polystyrene is bad for the environment, because it is very, very
difficult to recycle (回收).

And companies like making polystyrene, more than they like reusing or
recycling it.

To recycle what is known as "food-grade" (食品級) polystyrene, the food from
containers has to be washed off first, before it is dried.

Then it is ground into something called "fluff".

Fluff is melted, and then turned into threads made with polystyrene.

That means only 12 percent of polystyrene gets recycled in the end.
這代表只有百分之十二的保麗龍最終被回收。

Because polystyrene cannot pollute our air or our water, some people think
polystyrene is not so bad.

But the bad part is, most of the polystyrene that people make ends up in the
ocean.

Fish and other animals could die if they eat the polystyrene.

This means, like banning (禁止) the use of plastic straws, banning
polystyrene could be the only way to keep this type of plastic out of our
environment.

And that will protect not only Taiwan's fish, but also other animals that
might live near the water, too.
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為什麼東西越來越貴？
Why Are Things More Expensive?

If you go to the market with someone from your family, like your
grandparents, parents, or uncle and aunt, you might hear them complaining.

You might hear them say "Why is everything so expensive?"

It's because of something called inflation (通貨膨脹).

That's when the price of something goes up.

And that means you can buy less with the money you have.

For example, when your candy bar used to cost 30 NT, and it now costs 33 NT,
that's inflation.

When the price of your favorite snack goes from 20 NT to 25 NT, that's
inflation too.

Inflation is when things become so expensive that you cannot buy as many
things with the money you earn.

Inflation can happen for many, many reasons.

Sometimes, the materials (原料) used to make something become more expensive.

And sometimes, the cost of gasoline, which is used to bring things from one
place to another, becomes more expensive.

And sometimes rent (租金), which is the money a shopkeeper (店主人) needs to
pay someone who owns the building, can get more expensive.

If rent goes up, prices go up too.

The problem with inflation is that when things become more expensive, you can
buy fewer things with your money.
通貨膨脹的問題是，東西變貴了，所以錢能買到的東西就更少了。

Inflation might sound like a very bad thing.

But that's not always the case.

Sometimes it is a sign that many people are earning money, so they can buy
more things.

And if everyone is working, that can be a good thing.
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馬塞爾有自己的電影了
Marcel Makes a Movie

Marcel is the name of a shell with one eye, and a pair of sneakers.

He isn't real of course - he was created using a special kind of moviemaking
technique (製片技術) called "stop-motion animation".

Marcel has always lived on YouTube, but he's getting his own real movie for
the first time this year.

The movie deals with Marcel's loneliness, as he looks for a way to reunite
with family and friends.
這部電影談論的是馬賽爾的寂寞，他找辦法跟親戚好友再次團圓。

"Marcel the Shell with Shoes On" will be in movie theaters in time for the
summer vacation.
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So in today's News Bites:

If you forget your reusable cups at home, it may be time to change that.

Starting from July 1st, Taiwan's Environmental Protection Agency will not
allow stores to use single-use polystyrene or styrofoam cups anymore.
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And...

Have you heard your parents or grandparents complain that things are more
expensive?

That's because of inflation.

Inflation means that you can now buy less with the money that you have.
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And...

"Marcel the Shell with No Shoes On" is a YouTube star, who is about to make
his first movie.

Marcel's movie is about a shell, who is looking for his lost family and
friends.

The movie is coming out this summer.
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And that's today's episode of News Bites!
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主播每周一問
Have Your Say

This week, we want you to have your say about food.

There's a saying in English "It's raining cats and dogs". It means it's
raining really hard. But that idea of strange things raining down from the
sky really makes you think right?

If the sky could rain food, what food would you like to have rain down?

Record your message and send it to newsbites@icrt.com.tw with your name and
age, and if you like, the name of your school.

Make sure to send us your recording by Thursday at noon, and you might hear
your message on our show on Friday!