埔里有好天氣、好水與美女😏😏
過往興盛的紙業,即使沒落,如今卻用不同方式呈現在大家面前👍🏻
#timefortaiwan
台灣是亞洲之心,台灣之心在哪裡呢?
Taiwan is the Heart of Asia. Where is the Heart of Taiwan?
埔里!
Puli!
2016-2017 Episode 22 Sun Moon Lake Route(2) 埔里走透透(南投)
Transcript 影片文字稿:
歡迎來到台灣,我是林柏妤,我熱愛旅行,也喜歡在台灣趴趴走
Welcome to TAIWAN, I am Poyu Lin ,I love to travel,love wandering around Taiwan
現在,我要搭乘台灣好行,去這個美麗的小鎮-埔里!
NOW we are taking the Taiwan Tourist Shuttles to a lovely little town called Puli!
這個地方可以用三個W來介紹,氣候、美女、以及水質,這裡的氣候宜人,女生漂亮,還有優質的天然泉水
You can use the three W’s describe; Weather, Women, and Water. It has wonderful weather, beautiful women, and crystal clear waters.
埔里盆地匯集了中央山脈純淨的水源,尤其愛蘭這個地方,其泉水更清澈甘甜,埔里酒廠用它來釀造紹興酒,沒想到一炮而紅,從此,紹興成了埔里的代名詞。
Puli is where the waters from many springs in the Central Mountains converge. Ailan, outside of Puli, has especially clear and sweet mineral water, which Puli Winery uses to brew Shao-Hsing Wine. The wine was such a hit that the beverage has become a byword for Puli.
紹興是一種琥珀色的釀造酒,其實我沒有喝過
Shao-Hsing is a amber colour rice wine,actually I never tasted it before,
很獨特的味道
It has a very uniquee.
我覺得年紀大一點的人應該會喜歡
I think people who are more elderly would like this.
紹興酒是由糯米、蓬萊米和小麥所釀造而成,不習慣喝酒的人,可以嚐嚐這裡開發的紹興酒食品,或者逛逛,全台灣第一間酒文化館,都是不錯的選擇。
Shao-Hsing Wine is made with sticky rice, Calrose rice, and wheat. Those that don’t drink can still try it as an ingredient in various foods, or visit Taiwan’s first venue dedicated to drinking culture.
除了拿來釀酒,埔里的好水還能用來做另外一種物品,沒錯,就是紙!
Besides wine Another interesting thing you can use the water to make is this! That’s right, paper!
埔里的手工造紙業,從清末時期就開始有了,當時主要的原料是竹子和稻草,製造的是一種品質粗糙的紙。
Puli’s handmade paper industry goes back to the end of the Qing Dynasty, when bamboo and straw were used to make a very coarse type of paper.
在日據時代因為發現埔里有乾淨的水,所以在當時這裡造紙業很興盛。因為特有的水質,使得紙張不會容易變黃與碎裂,對於藝術家來說,畫作有了更好的保存性
In Japanese occupation,they found Puli have pure water.So they be set here many factories to make paper.Because the clean water,it make the paper won't become yellow, hard, and broken.So the artests can put their works a long time.
1980年,是埔里手工造紙的全盛時期,但是隨著環境的變遷,現在只剩下少數業者,仍堅持著這項文化的傳承與保存。
In 1980’s was the peak of the handmade paper industry in Puli, but because of advances in technology, there’s only a few firms left to preserve and pass on this cultural legacy.
這裡有各種的DIY課程,我現在體驗的是拓印
There are all types of DIY course. I am making a Stone rubbing.
遊客在這裡,可以透過造紙、玩紙,進而重新認識紙,但為了顛覆人們對於紙的基本認知,這家紙廠還有一個更創新的點子,讓遊客感受紙的全新用法。
Here, tourists can make and play with paper, rediscovering meaning in a product that everyone gets to know at an early age. this paper factory has come up with a unique way to give visitors a whole new take on paper.
我準備要來享受我的下午茶,我的餐點快要來了
I am getting ready to enjoy my teatime, what I order, Is comeing?
請享用
Excuse me
開動囉!你看這是紙,沒錯 我準備要吃的就是紙
Here we go, paper, I am going to eatpaper,that’s right
這口味是薑耶
It has ginger flavors
脆脆的!
Crunch
是筊白筍!好特別
Wow~it’s Water bamboo shoots,so special
埔里還有一個相當有名的景點,那就是紙教堂,這座教堂原建於日本1995年阪神大地震後,為撫慰災民所興建的,設計者是日本建築師坂茂,在使用十年後經拆解、搬遷,來到了埔里。
Another popular attraction in Puli is the Paper Dome. Built in Japan after the Great Hanshin Earthquake in 1995, the paper structure designed as a church by Japanese architect Shigeru Ban was disassembled after 10 years and moved to Puli.
紙教堂不但搭起了台灣和日本的友誼之橋,也成了埔里的地標之一,有機會的話,一定要來看看,我是林柏妤,我們下次見
The Paper Dome didn’t just built the friendship between Taiwan and Japan, it also became a landmark in Puli. You must come see,if you have chance.I am Poyu Lin, enjoy your time in Taiwan! Chow~see you next time.
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everyone代名詞they 在 Eric's English Lounge Facebook 的最佳貼文
[詞彙區別] people, individual, persons, human, man, mankind, humankind 的區別:
在寫作的時候,有些同學為了避免重複使用相同的詞彙,卻選用了意義上不盡相同的單字,而無法精確地表達出自己所想傳達的想法。這問題很可能來自於考生平時在語言學習上過於依賴中英翻譯,因此考生在不夠了解某些一字多義的詞彙的情況下,很容易造成讀者的誤解。舉例來說,spend vs. cost vs. take (花費),borrow vs. lend vs. loan (借),這些字的中譯都很非常類似,以中文為母語的考生在使用上,只要稍微一不注意,就容易錯誤使用。甚至有些考生會以offspring (子孫; 後代) 來代替 children (小孩),我們若是查字典了解其義,就會知道 offspring 比較常出現在正式的科學用法上,泛指動物的後代及植物的幼苗。
為了幫助同學增加詞彙量並且精確地在口說和寫作上使用這些字。我會用使用一個新的同義字系列清楚地區分這些類似的字並幫助同學們在文章中正確地使用它們。同學們也應該在使用這些字之前先查查字典,以了解這些字的使用方式。
People 的同義字
★★★human (human being) ★★★
我們使用human being這個字來強調我們和動物的不同。 We used human being to stress our difference from animals or aliens (in science fiction).
1. Dogs can hear much better than humans.
2. That is no way to treat another human being.
★★★man★★★
我們用man這個字來指男性、全部的人類、或指特定某一時代的人類。 We used man to talk about adult male human or humans as a group (or humans from a particular period of history).
1. The relationships between men and women are often complex and puzzling.
2. This is one of the worst diseases known to man.
3. Man had caused considerable damage to the environment.
4. Being a modern man today is no different than it was a century ago. It’s all about adhering to principle.
★★★mankind★★★
我們用mankind這個字來強調全部人類這個概念。 We used mankind when we talk about all humans as one large group.
1. Pollution is something that harms mankind across the globe, and disasters like war and famine have affected mankind all through our history.
*Man和mankind傳統上一直是用來指所有的男性和女性。很多人現在偏好使用humanity這個字和humankind來避掉性別歧視的問題。
Man and mankind have traditionally been used to mean “all men and women.” Many people now prefer to use humanity, the human race, human beings or people to avoid being sexist. Humankind is used as a gender neutral alternative to “mankind.”
★★★person★★★
person這個字是指人的單數。A person in the singular to refer to any human being.
1. He was a very nice person, always pleasant and friendly.
Persons 是 person的複數,是一個在文件或法律條文中使用的單字。
Persons (plural) is a very formal word. We only use it in rather legalistic contexts:
1. Any person or persons found in possession of illegal substances will be prosecuted.
2. The police are looking for three separate persons who were in this area.
People 也是person的複數,可指所有的人類或特定狀況中的一群人。它也可以指所有的國民。
People can refer to all human beings, or to a group of persons in a particular situation. It can also mean "all the citizens," as in a political leader who understands the needs of the people.
1. There were at least a thousand people in the audience.
2. The people are tired of hearing political rhetoric! They want action, not talk.
★★★individual★★★
我們用individual來強調個人以和團體做區隔。We used individual to stress that a person considered separately rather than as part of a group.
1. Every individual has rights which must never be taken away.
2. Three separate individuals walked into my store.
除了以上的用法,同學也可以用代名詞 (e.g. everyone, they) 來替換”人們” 這個單字,也可以用形容詞來更明確的指出某一群人(e.g. most, some, a few, all)。
Summary:
✎ 通常會用"people"這個詞彙來指稱一般的社會大眾;另一方面,如果想要去強調一個團體當中的每個人,則會使用"individuals"。
✎ 想要將所有人類當成一個大族群去做論述的時候,通常只會用"mankind/humankind"或是"the human race/human beings"等詞彙。
✎ 想要去強調一個人的人性面時,通常會用"human being"。
E.g. How could you do this to another human being? He has rights!
✎撰寫科學性質的相關文章時,才會運用到"Homo sapiens"。
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Sources:
http://www.oxfordlearnersdictionaries.com/
http://www.ldoceonline.com/
http://www.merriam-webster.com/
http://www.vocabulary.com/
everyone代名詞they 在 Eric's English Lounge Facebook 的最讚貼文
[文法Q&A] Post-positive Adjectives 後置形容詞
在英文,我們都熟悉<形容詞+名詞>,像a spoiled child, a profitable business。但是有些形容詞也可以放在名詞後面,這一些形容詞叫做後置形容詞!
Adjectives in the first position - before the noun - are called ATTRIBUTIVE adjectives. Sometimes an adjective does occur immediately after a noun, especially in certain institutionalized expressions. We refer to these as post-positive adjectives.
When do we use post-positive adjectives?
那到底哪一個時候要用後置形容詞?
1. Post-positive is necessary in certain institutionalized expressions.
在某些制度化的表達; 成語
the Governor General
Princess Royal
poet laureate
times past
2. Post-position is obligatory when the adjective modifies a pronoun.
在形容代名詞的時候 (e.g. something, anything, everything, nothing, everyone, anybody,…+ adj.)
something different
nothing wrong
everyone present
those responsible
3. Post-positive adjectives are commonly found together with superlative, attributive adjectives.
前有限定最高級或all, every, only, the few形容詞,則以ible或able做字尾的形容詞,放在名詞後。但possible例外,可放前後。
the shortest route possible
the worst conditions imaginable
the best hotel available
all things imaginable
4. Some adjectives must be placed in the post-position: akin, alive, present, else
有一些形容詞必須置於被修飾的名詞的後面。
all things alive
everyone present
mankind alone
5. Some adjectives (responsible, involved, concerned) can have different meanings when they are placed in different positions. 有些形容詞像responsible, involved, concerned前置或後置意思不同。
I'm writing to you as you are the person responsible.
I’m writing to you as you are a responsible person.
a responsible person意為「可信賴的人」「可靠的人」
the person responsible 意為「 負責人」、「主管人」
More cases of post-positive adjectives:
http://www.yingyudaxue.com/books/english-study-handbooks-107
Inherent and non-inherent adjectives:
http://www.ucl.ac.uk/internet-grammar/adjectiv/postpos.htm
Sources:
http://www.ucl.ac.uk/internet-grammar/adjectiv/postpos.htm
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Post-positive_adjective
http://virtuallinguist.typepad.com/the_virtual_linguist/2010/02/postpositive-adjectives.html
http://grammarist.com/grammar/postpositive-adjectives/
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