羊駝瀛瀛陪你練英文

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《羊駝瀛瀛陪你練英文》是一個專門為 中文母語者設計的英文練習 Podcast。 很多人學英文時背了很多單字、看了很多文法，但一開口卻不知道怎麼開始說。 在這個節目裡，羊駝瀛瀛會用最清楚、最友善的方式，陪你一步一步練習： 先說得出來，再慢慢說得更自然、更流暢。 節目內容以 TOEFL 題型為基礎，透過拆解題目、整理思路、建立句型框架，幫助你建立真正能使用的英文表達能力。 你會在這裡聽到： • 英文口說思路拆解 • Vocabulary breakdown（字彙＋例句） • TOEFL-style speaking practice • 清楚可模仿的 speaking templates • Sample answers（基礎版＋進階版） • 適合中文思維的英文表達方式 這不只是一個考試練習 Podcast， 也是一個陪你每天 練習開口說英文 的地方。 先說得出來， 再讓英文變得更好。 Ying Ying the Alpaca is here to help Chinese learners practice speaking English — step by step. Many learners memorize vocabulary and grammar but still struggle when it comes to actually speaking. This podcast is designed to change that. Each episode provides structured English-speaking practice through TOEFL-style prompts, vocabulary breakdowns, and clear response frameworks that help learners organize their ideas and express them naturally. Instead of chasing perfect English, we start with something more important: Speak first. Improve step by step. In each episode, you will hear: • Speaking strategy breakdowns • Vocabulary explanations with example sentences • TOEFL-style speaking practice • Clear speaking templates for structured responses • Sample answers (basic + advanced) • Expression patterns designed for Chinese learners Focused on clarity. Built for Chinese speakers. Practice English speaking every day with Ying Ying the Alpaca. IG｜@yingyingthealpaca Learning resources｜https://sndn.link/yingyingthealpaca Powered by Firstory Hosting

  1. 9h ago

    ES002｜English Shades 英文語感光譜｜同樣熱血，別人聽見的你不一樣：ambitious、earnest、ardent 到底差在哪？

    同樣都是「很想把事情做好」，英文換一個字，別人聽見的你可能完全不一樣。 這一集，瀛瀛坐進羊駝夏日節的企劃會議。 有人提出一個 ambitious plan，想把活動做得更大；有人說話沒有特別激動，卻聽得出非常 earnest；有人對自己的想法非常 intent，專心到差點聽不見別人的提醒；也有人因為太 gung-ho，差點把一場午夜遊行直接塞進企劃裡。 隨著會議繼續，原本只是「大家都很投入」，慢慢出現完全不同的英文語氣： ambitious、earnest、intent、avid、ardent、zealous、self-starting、gung-ho、solicitous、breathless、heated、fervent、wild、hot、vehement 它們都可能帶著很強的能量，卻不是把 eager 換成一個「更強的字」這麼簡單。 有些字讓人聽見企圖，有些是真誠，有些是情感上的熱，有些是使命感，有些則一不小心，就會讓原本的積極聽起來像冒進、衝突，甚至過度激烈。 這一集不從單字表開始。 我們先走進故事，經歷整場會議；再把時間慢慢倒回去，看同一股「熱」，究竟是怎麼被不同的英文說出來。 Story first. English follows. 🎧 戴上耳機，跟瀛瀛一起走進 English Shades｜英文語感光譜。 歡迎追蹤 IG：@yingyingthealpaca_official 留言告訴我你對這一集的想法： https://open.firstory.me/user/cmmsw5g710s7e01y91e426tah/comments 加入會員，支持節目： https://yingyingthealpaca.firstory.io/join/tier/019da89c-a721-131d-4313-e275197d475c 🦙 想陪瀛瀛一起繼續做更多免費英文內容嗎？如果今天這一集有陪伴到你，你可以選擇：請瀛瀛吃一根紅蘿蔔🥕 一根紅蘿蔔（NT$50） 幫瀛瀛補充今天錄 Podcast 的體力。 https://yingyingthealpaca.firstory.io/join/tier/019fc281-7d30-e8e5-9af6-bee898843016 You can care deeply about something, work hard for it, and genuinely want it to succeed—but one change in vocabulary can completely change how your attitude sounds. In this episode of English Shades, Ying Ying steps into a planning meeting for the Alpaca Summer Festival. There’s an ambitious plan for something bigger.Someone sounds deeply earnest without raising their voice.Someone becomes so intent on solving a problem that they almost stop listening.And someone gets a little too gung-ho and nearly adds a midnight parade to the schedule. As the meeting unfolds, one general feeling—being highly engaged—begins to split into many different shades: ambitious, earnest, intent, avid, ardent, zealous, self-starting, gung-ho, solicitous, breathless, heated, fervent, wild, hot, and vehement. These words can all carry intensity, but they don't simply mean “a stronger version of eager.” Some suggest ambition.Some sincerity.Some emotional warmth or dedication.And others can make enthusiasm sound impulsive, confrontational, or stronger than the situation really was. Instead of beginning with a vocabulary list, we experience the story first—and then replay its key moments in slow motion to hear why each word belongs where it does. Story first. English follows. 🎧 Join Ying Ying for another episode of English Shades and discover how changing one word can change the person your listener hears. Follow me on instagram: @yingyingthealpaca_official Become a member and support the program: https://yingyingthealpaca.firstory.io/join/tier/019da89c-a721-131d-4313-e275197d475c Leave a comment and tell me what you think of this episode: https://open.firstory.me/user/cmmsw5g710s7e01y91e426tah/comments 🦙 Want to help Ying Ying create more free English content? If today's episode helped or inspired you, you can support Ying Ying by treating her to a carrot! 🥕 🥕 One Carrot (NT$50) Help Ying Ying recharge after recording today's podcast. https://yingyingthealpaca.firstory.io/join/tier/019fc281-7d30-e8e5-9af6-bee898843016 Powered by Firstory Hosting

    ES002｜English Shades 英文語感光譜｜同樣熱血，別人聽見的你不一樣：ambitious、earnest、ardent 到底差在哪？

  2. 2d ago

    EP106｜WD10-1｜托福寫作論點訓練：線上課程最大的影響是什麼？托福寫作「Accessibility」論點練習 The Biggest Impact of Online Classes?

    在這集 Writing Lab 子集中，瀛瀛帶你只專注練一條 TOEFL Writing 常見高安全性論點： 👉 online classes increase accessibility to education. 很多考生在托福寫作真正卡住的，不是英文，而是不知道「論點怎麼長出來」。 這集會帶你拆解：• 為什麼 accessibility 類論點很安全• 托福常見教育／科技題如何延伸• 5 個可重複使用的模板長句• 如何從「誰受益」快速展開內容• 怎麼一路寫到 social mobility 與 inequality 這不是背模板課。而是訓練你在考場上快速生成論點的能力。 如果你最近正在準備 TOEFL Writing，這集很適合當成短時間的考場思維訓練。 🦙 Ying-Ying 陪你一起，把英文變成真正能思考的工具。 本集Ig連結：https://www.instagram.com/p/DcdXXwtklfM/?img_index=1 歡迎追蹤 IG：@yingyingthealpaca_official 留言告訴我你對這一集的想法： https://open.firstory.me/user/cmmsw5g710s7e01y91e426tah/comments 加入會員，支持節目： https://yingyingthealpaca.firstory.io/join/tier/019da89c-a721-131d-4313-e275197d475c 🦙 想陪瀛瀛一起繼續做更多免費英文內容嗎？如果今天這一集有陪伴到你，你可以選擇：請瀛瀛吃一根紅蘿蔔🥕 一根紅蘿蔔（NT$50） 幫瀛瀛補充今天錄 Podcast 的體力。 https://yingyingthealpaca.firstory.io/join/tier/019fc281-7d30-e8e5-9af6-bee898843016 In this short Writing Lab episode, Ying Ying focuses on one safe and highly reusable TOEFL Writing argument: 👉 online classes increase accessibility to education. Many TOEFL students struggle not because of English itself, but because they do not know how to develop an argument under time pressure. In this episode, you’ll learn:• why accessibility arguments are TOEFL-safe• how education and technology topics can be expanded naturally• five reusable long-template sentences• how to build ideas through “who benefits”• how to connect your argument to social mobility and inequality This is not a memorization lesson. It is training for how to generate ideas quickly during the exam. If you are preparing for TOEFL Writing, this episode is designed to help you build clearer and more structured exam thinking. 🦙 Learn English with Ying Ying the Alpaca — warm, structured, and exam-focused. This episode's Ig link :https://www.instagram.com/p/DcdXXwtklfM/?img_index=1 Follow me on instagram: @yingyingthealpaca_official Become a member and support the program: https://yingyingthealpaca.firstory.io/join/tier/019da89c-a721-131d-4313-e275197d475c Leave a comment and tell me what you think of this episode: https://open.firstory.me/user/cmmsw5g710s7e01y91e426tah/comments 🦙 Want to help Ying Ying create more free English content? If today's episode helped or inspired you, you can support Ying Ying by treating her to a carrot! 🥕 🥕 One Carrot (NT$50) Help Ying Ying recharge after recording today's podcast. https://yingyingthealpaca.firstory.io/join/tier/019fc281-7d30-e8e5-9af6-bee898843016 Powered by Firstory Hosting

    EP106｜WD10-1｜托福寫作論點訓練：線上課程最大的影響是什麼？托福寫作「Accessibility」論點練習 The Biggest Impact of Online Classes?

  3. 6d ago

    EP105｜WD10 - 托福學術寫作示範｜線上課程真的讓學習變更好了嗎？三種高分寫法解析 Does Online Learning Really Improve Education?

    這一集，我們來練習一題非常貼近現代教育議題的 TOEFL Academic Writing 題型。 大學越來越普及線上課程，但它最大的影響到底是什麼？ 是讓更多人更容易接受教育？還是讓學生失去真正的互動與學習品質？ 在這集 Writing Lab，瀛瀛會帶你一起拆解： 🦙 如何快速閱讀 Professor 與學生觀點🦙 如何在有限時間抓出真正要記的論點🦙 如何安全建立托福高分寫作架構🦙 三種不同立場的高分寫法示範 這一集特別適合：✔ 正在準備 TOEFL Writing 的學生✔ 常常不知道怎麼快速整理立場的人✔ 想提升 Academic Discussion 寫作穩定度的人 記住：托福寫作不是比誰想法最特別，而是比誰能把論點寫得清楚、有層次。 🎧《羊駝瀛瀛陪你練英文》陪你一起把英文練成真正能上考場的能力。 本集Ig連結：https://www.instagram.com/p/DcTX2Cdki02/?img_index=1 歡迎追蹤 IG：@yingyingthealpaca_official 留言告訴我你對這一集的想法： https://open.firstory.me/user/cmmsw5g710s7e01y91e426tah/comments 加入會員，支持節目： https://yingyingthealpaca.firstory.io/join/tier/019da89c-a721-131d-4313-e275197d475c 🦙 想陪瀛瀛一起繼續做更多免費英文內容嗎？如果今天這一集有陪伴到你，你可以選擇：請瀛瀛吃一根紅蘿蔔🥕 一根紅蘿蔔（NT$50） 幫瀛瀛補充今天錄 Podcast 的體力。 https://yingyingthealpaca.firstory.io/join/tier/019fc281-7d30-e8e5-9af6-bee898843016 In this episode of Writing Lab, we explore a modern education topic often seen in TOEFL Academic Discussion tasks: What is the most significant impact of online learning? Does it increase accessibility and flexibility?Or does it reduce engagement and meaningful interaction? In this episode, Ying Ying the Alpaca walks you through: 🦙 How to quickly identify the main arguments🦙 How to focus on the ideas that truly matter under time pressure🦙 How to structure a safe and high-scoring TOEFL response🦙 Three different writing approaches for the same question This episode is especially helpful for students who:✔ Are preparing for TOEFL Writing✔ Struggle with organizing arguments quickly✔ Want to improve their Academic Discussion responses Remember:TOEFL Writing is not about having the most original idea.It’s about presenting ideas clearly, logically, and effectively. 🎧 Ying Ying the AlpacaHelping you build real TOEFL-ready English skills. This episode's Ig link : https://www.instagram.com/p/DcTX2Cdki02/?img_index=1 Follow me on instagram: @yingyingthealpaca_official Become a member and support the program: https://yingyingthealpaca.firstory.io/join/tier/019da89c-a721-131d-4313-e275197d475c Leave a comment and tell me what you think of this episode: https://open.firstory.me/user/cmmsw5g710s7e01y91e426tah/comments 🦙 Want to help Ying Ying create more free English content? If today's episode helped or inspired you, you can support Ying Ying by treating her to a carrot! 🥕 🥕 One Carrot (NT$50) Help Ying Ying recharge after recording today's podcast. https://yingyingthealpaca.firstory.io/join/tier/019fc281-7d30-e8e5-9af6-bee898843016 Powered by Firstory Hosting

    EP105｜WD10 - 托福學術寫作示範｜線上課程真的讓學習變更好了嗎？三種高分寫法解析 Does Online Learning Really Improve Education?

  4. Aug 19

    ES005｜English Shades 英文語感光譜｜都是「拿到」，英文為什麼不只用 get？｜More Than “Get”: How Did You Actually Get It?

    「拿到許可」、「拿到經費」、「學到一項技能」、「收到該收的費用」—— 中文裡，我們很容易都用「拿到」來說。 但英文會偷偷告訴你更多。 展覽開幕前十天，瀛瀛和堂堂還缺場地許可、字幕設備，以及支付口譯員的經費。 堂堂看著待辦清單，只說了一句： We need to get everything by Friday. get 當然沒有錯。 可是接下來的十天，他們才發現，每一個「拿到」背後走的路完全不同。 有些東西要按照程序正式取得；有些資源要努力爭取，才能真正確定下來；有些不是別人交到手上，而是經過學習，慢慢變成自己的能力；有些錢看起來已經存在，卻要到真正形成收益之後，才算落袋。 obtain、secure、acquire、collect、realize…… 它們最後都可能被中文翻成「取得／得到」，但英文真正描寫的，是你怎麼走到那個結果。 這一集，我們跟著一場展覽從倒數十天一路走到開幕之後，看看同樣一句「我們拿到了」，為什麼換一個字，整段故事就不一樣了。 🎧 Story first. English follows. 我是羊駝瀛瀛，我們一起從故事裡，慢慢聽見英文的語感光譜。 本集Ig連結：https://www.instagram.com/p/DcTXfanEkMM/?img_index=1 歡迎追蹤 IG：@yingyingthealpaca_official 留言告訴我你對這一集的想法： https://open.firstory.me/user/cmmsw5g710s7e01y91e426tah/comments 加入會員，支持節目： https://yingyingthealpaca.firstory.io/join/tier/019da89c-a721-131d-4313-e275197d475c 🦙 想陪瀛瀛一起繼續做更多免費英文內容嗎？如果今天這一集有陪伴到你，你可以選擇：請瀛瀛吃一根紅蘿蔔🥕 一根紅蘿蔔（NT$50） 幫瀛瀛補充今天錄 Podcast 的體力。 https://yingyingthealpaca.firstory.io/join/tier/019fc281-7d30-e8e5-9af6-bee898843016 A permit, funding, new skills, equipment, fees, and finally—a profit. In Chinese, many of these moments can simply become one idea: “getting” something. But English can reveal much more about how it happened. Ten days before an exhibition opens, Ying Ying and Tang Tang are still missing several essential resources. Looking at the checklist, Tang Tang says: “We need to get everything by Friday.” There is nothing wrong with get. But over the next ten days, each thing arrives in a completely different way. Some things are obtained through a formal process. Some resources have to be secured through effort and planning. Some skills are gradually acquired until they become part of what you can do. Some payments need to be actively collected. And sometimes, value on paper does not become a real financial result until a profit is actually realized. Through obtain, secure, acquire, collect, realize, and other shades of “getting,” this episode follows one exhibition from its frantic final preparations to the results that come afterward. Because English doesn't always tell us only what you got. Sometimes, the verb tells us how you got there. 🎧 Story first. English follows. Welcome to English Shades, where we listen for the small differences that change the way a story feels. This episode's Ig link :https://www.instagram.com/p/DcTXfanEkMM/?img_index=1 Follow me on instagram: @yingyingthealpaca_official Become a member and support the program: https://yingyingthealpaca.firstory.io/join/tier/019da89c-a721-131d-4313-e275197d475c Leave a comment and tell me what you think of this episode: https://open.firstory.me/user/cmmsw5g710s7e01y91e426tah/comments 🦙 Want to help Ying Ying create more free English content? If today's episode helped or inspired you, you can support Ying Ying by treating her to a carrot! 🥕 🥕 One Carrot (NT$50) Help Ying Ying recharge after recording today's podcast. https://yingyingthealpaca.firstory.io/join/tier/019fc281-7d30-e8e5-9af6-bee898843016 Powered by Firstory Hosting

    ES005｜English Shades 英文語感光譜｜都是「拿到」，英文為什麼不只用 get？｜More Than “Get”: How Did You Actually Get It?

  5. Aug 17

    EP104｜托福聽力-學術講座題型 TOEFL Listening Academic Talk｜液態水真的曾經存在過火星上嗎？ Did Liquid Water Once Exist on Mars?

    你是否曾經想過： 如果火星今天寒冷又乾燥，為什麼科學家仍然能在它的表面發現看起來像河流沖刷過的痕跡？ 在這集《羊駝瀛瀛陪你練英文》中，我們將透過一篇模擬 2026 新制托福 Listening Academic Talk，一起探索火星表面的「水流痕跡（Water Flow Marks）」之謎。 你將聽到： 🛰️ 科學家如何發現火星上的水流痕跡 🛰️ 為什麼這些痕跡形成了一個科學上的矛盾 🛰️ 地下水、鹽水與融冰等不同假說 🛰️ 支持各種理論的重要證據 🛰️ 火星過去是否可能更溫暖、更適合生命存在 除了內容理解之外，瀛瀛也會陪你練習托福聽力最重要的能力： ✔ 如何辨認 Main Idea ✔ 如何抓住 Multiple Hypotheses 結構 ✔ 如何區分「解釋」與「證據」 ✔ 如何破解推論題（Inference Questions） 托福聽力考的不只是英文，而是你是否能跟著教授的思考邏輯前進。 戴上耳機，一起練習用托福考官的腦袋聽英文吧。 🦙《羊駝瀛瀛陪你練英文》陪你把英文變成理解世界的能力。 本集Ig連結：https://www.instagram.com/p/DcJMDwIEljq/?img_index=1 歡迎追蹤 IG：@yingyingthealpaca_official 留言告訴我你對這一集的想法： https://open.firstory.me/user/cmmsw5g710s7e01y91e426tah/comments 加入會員，支持節目： https://yingyingthealpaca.firstory.io/join/tier/019da89c-a721-131d-4313-e275197d475c 🦙 想陪瀛瀛一起繼續做更多免費英文內容嗎？如果今天這一集有陪伴到你，你可以選擇：請瀛瀛吃一根紅蘿蔔🥕 一根紅蘿蔔（NT$50） 幫瀛瀛補充今天錄 Podcast 的體力。 https://yingyingthealpaca.firstory.io/join/tier/019fc281-7d30-e8e5-9af6-bee898843016 What if Mars is too cold and dry to support liquid water today? Then why do scientists continue to discover surface features that look remarkably similar to river channels on Earth? In this episode of Ying Ying the Alpaca Learns English with You, we explore a TOEFL-style Academic Talk focused on one of the most fascinating mysteries in planetary science: water flow marks on Mars. In this episode, you will learn: 🚀 How scientists identified water-like surface features on Mars 🚀 Why these observations create a scientific paradox 🚀 Different hypotheses involving subsurface water, salty water, and melting ice 🚀 Evidence that supports these competing explanations 🚀 What these discoveries may reveal about Mars's climate history and potential habitability More importantly, this episode helps TOEFL learners develop essential listening skills, including: ✔ Identifying the main idea ✔ Following multiple-hypothesis lecture structures ✔ Distinguishing explanations from evidence ✔ Answering inference questions effectively TOEFL Listening is not about understanding every word. It is about understanding how ideas are developed. Put on your headphones and join Ying Ying as we practice listening like a TOEFL test maker. Ying Ying the Alpaca Learns English with YouHelping you turn English into a tool for understanding the world. This episode's Ig link : https://www.instagram.com/p/DcJMDwIEljq/?img_index=1 Follow me on instagram: @yingyingthealpaca_official Become a member and support the program: https://yingyingthealpaca.firstory.io/join/tier/019da89c-a721-131d-4313-e275197d475c Leave a comment and tell me what you think of this episode: https://open.firstory.me/user/cmmsw5g710s7e01y91e426tah/comments 🦙 Want to help Ying Ying create more free English content? If today's episode helped or inspired you, you can support Ying Ying by treating her to a carrot! 🥕 🥕 One Carrot (NT$50) Help Ying Ying recharge after recording today's podcast. https://yingyingthealpaca.firstory.io/join/tier/019fc281-7d30-e8e5-9af6-bee898843016 Powered by Firstory Hosting

    EP104｜托福聽力-學術講座題型 TOEFL Listening Academic Talk｜液態水真的曾經存在過火星上嗎？ Did Liquid Water Once Exist on Mars?

  6. Aug 14

    EP103｜托福聽力公告題 TOEFL Listening｜RSVP 不是重點，為什麼要回覆才是考點 RSVP Is Not the Point—Why You Need to Respond Is

    你是否曾經在托福 Listening 公告題裡，明明每個單字都聽懂了，卻還是答錯題目？ 這集《羊駝瀛瀛陪你練英文》，瀛瀛要帶你破解 Announcement 題型最常見的陷阱： 你以為在考活動內容，其實 ETS 更想知道你有沒有聽出「行動目的」。 本集以 Thanksgiving Reunion Dinner 校園公告為例，帶你練習： ✓ 如何快速抓住公告主旨✓ RSVP 在公告中的真正功能✓ ETS 最常考的 Why 問題✓ Announcement 題型常見干擾選項✓ 考場上的 Action Radar 聽法 如果你總是聽懂內容卻選錯答案，這集會幫助你重新建立聽力思維。 Remember:In TOEFL announcements, the key is not what the event is.The key is why the speaker wants you to do something. 一起跟著瀛瀛，把英文從「聽懂」進化成「聽出考點」。 🎙️《羊駝瀛瀛陪你練英文》陪你用最接近考場的方式，練出真正的托福聽力力。 本集Ig連結：https://www.instagram.com/p/Dbvay3Dkusf/?img_index=1 歡迎追蹤 IG：@yingyingthealpaca_official 留言告訴我你對這一集的想法： https://open.firstory.me/user/cmmsw5g710s7e01y91e426tah/comments 加入會員，支持節目： https://yingyingthealpaca.firstory.io/join/tier/019da89c-a721-131d-4313-e275197d475c 🦙 想陪瀛瀛一起繼續做更多免費英文內容嗎？如果今天這一集有陪伴到你，你可以選擇：請瀛瀛吃一根紅蘿蔔🥕 一根紅蘿蔔（NT$50） 幫瀛瀛補充今天錄 Podcast 的體力。 https://yingyingthealpaca.firstory.io/join/tier/019fc281-7d30-e8e5-9af6-bee898843016 Have you ever understood every word in a TOEFL Listening announcement but still missed the question? In this episode of Ying Ying the Alpaca's English Podcast, we explore one of the most common traps in TOEFL Announcement questions: The test is often not about the event itself.It's about understanding the speaker's purpose. Using a Thanksgiving Reunion Dinner announcement scenario, you'll learn: ✓ How to identify the main purpose of an announcement✓ What RSVP really signals in campus notices✓ Why ETS frequently asks "Why does the speaker mention...?" questions✓ Common distractor choices that sound reasonable but are unsupported✓ How to develop an "Action Radar" while listening This episode is designed for TOEFL learners who want to move beyond understanding vocabulary and start recognizing test logic. Remember: It's not just about hearing information.It's about understanding why the speaker wants listeners to take action. Join Ying Ying the Alpaca and practice listening the way ETS expects you to. This episode's Ig link : https://www.instagram.com/p/Dbvay3Dkusf/?img_index=1 Follow me on instagram: @yingyingthealpaca_official Become a member and support the program: https://yingyingthealpaca.firstory.io/join/tier/019da89c-a721-131d-4313-e275197d475c Leave a comment and tell me what you think of this episode: https://open.firstory.me/user/cmmsw5g710s7e01y91e426tah/comments 🦙 Want to help Ying Ying create more free English content? If today's episode helped or inspired you, you can support Ying Ying by treating her to a carrot! 🥕 🥕 One Carrot (NT$50) Help Ying Ying recharge after recording today's podcast. https://yingyingthealpaca.firstory.io/join/tier/019fc281-7d30-e8e5-9af6-bee898843016 Powered by Firstory Hosting

    EP103｜托福聽力公告題 TOEFL Listening｜RSVP 不是重點，為什麼要回覆才是考點 RSVP Is Not the Point—Why You Need to Respond Is

  7. Aug 13

    ES004｜錢進來了，但你真的「賺」到了嗎？｜earn, make, get, receive 到底差在哪？Money Came In—but Did You Really “Earn” It?

    工作坊結束，瀛瀛看著手機裡一筆一筆的入帳通知。 講師費、活動收入、抽獎贏來的禮券…… 看起來都是「得到錢」，但這些真的全部都能叫做 earn 嗎？ 一場工作坊到底 made 多少錢？活動 brought in 的收入，為什麼不等於真正 brought home 的錢？工作換來的講師費，可以說 earned；星期一真正入帳時，卻又可以說 received。而抽獎得到的禮券，為什麼是 won，不是 earned？ 這一集 English Shades，我們不從同義詞表開始。 先陪瀛瀛經歷一場工作坊，再回頭看看：當中文都可以說「賺到、得到、拿到」時，英文究竟把鏡頭放在哪裡。 你也會聽到： make / earn / get / receive / win / bring in / gain以及 bring home、gross、net、profit、pull in、pull down、bring home the bacon 等表達。 同一筆錢，換一個英文，故事看到的地方就不一樣。 Story first. English follows. 🎧 戴上耳機，跟瀛瀛一起走進今天的故事。 本集Ig連結：https://www.instagram.com/p/DcJS01qEvCZ/?img_index=1 歡迎追蹤 IG：@yingyingthealpaca_official 留言告訴我你對這一集的想法： https://open.firstory.me/user/cmmsw5g710s7e01y91e426tah/comments 加入會員，支持節目： https://yingyingthealpaca.firstory.io/join/tier/019da89c-a721-131d-4313-e275197d475c 🦙 想陪瀛瀛一起繼續做更多免費英文內容嗎？如果今天這一集有陪伴到你，你可以選擇：請瀛瀛吃一根紅蘿蔔🥕 一根紅蘿蔔（NT$50） 幫瀛瀛補充今天錄 Podcast 的體力。 https://yingyingthealpaca.firstory.io/join/tier/019fc281-7d30-e8e5-9af6-bee898843016 The workshop is over, and Ying Ying is looking at several very different kinds of money. A teaching fee.Ticket revenue.A bookstore voucher won in a raffle. They all look like money coming in—but did she really earn all of them? What’s the difference between money you make and money you earn?Why can a workshop bring in NT$24,000 without Ying Ying bringing home NT$24,000?And why can she earn her teaching fee through work, but receive that same fee when it reaches her bank account on Monday? In this episode of English Shades, we don’t begin with a vocabulary list. First, follow Ying Ying through the story of her first paid English workshop. Then we’ll rewind the story and look more closely at why English chooses different words for different kinds of “getting.” Along the way, we’ll explore: make / earn / get / receive / win / bring in / gain plus expressions including bring home, gross, net, profit, pull in, pull down, and bring home the bacon. It isn’t a scale from weak to strong. It’s the same story seen through different cameras. Story first. English follows. 🎧 Put on your headphones and step into the story with Ying Ying. This episode's Ig link : https://www.instagram.com/p/DcJS01qEvCZ/?img_index=1 Follow me on instagram: @yingyingthealpaca_official Become a member and support the program: https://yingyingthealpaca.firstory.io/join/tier/019da89c-a721-131d-4313-e275197d475c Leave a comment and tell me what you think of this episode: https://open.firstory.me/user/cmmsw5g710s7e01y91e426tah/comments 🦙 Want to help Ying Ying create more free English content? If today's episode helped or inspired you, you can support Ying Ying by treating her to a carrot! 🥕 🥕 One Carrot (NT$50) Help Ying-Ying recharge after recording today's podcast. https://yingyingthealpaca.firstory.io/join/tier/019fc281-7d30-e8e5-9af6-bee898843016 Powered by Firstory Hosting

    ES004｜錢進來了，但你真的「賺」到了嗎？｜earn, make, get, receive 到底差在哪？Money Came In—but Did You Really “Earn” It?

  8. Aug 10

    EP102｜托福閱讀詞語填空解析 Word Completion｜孟菲斯為何成為古埃及首都？ Why Did Memphis Become Egypt’s First Capital?

    為什麼 Memphis 會成為統一後古埃及的第一個首都？ 這一集《羊駝瀛瀛陪你練英文》，我們會用一篇忠於 ETS 學術語氣的改寫閱讀文本，帶你解析托福閱讀中常見的「詞語填空」出題邏輯。 你會聽到：・ETS 如何用 evidence、function、control、significance 建立學術推論・為什麼「動詞」比名詞更重要・如何不看選項，也能先猜出答案方向・托福閱讀最常見的學術搭配（collocations）・ETS 如何透過「交通、貿易、控制」建立歷史類文章的因果邏輯 這不只是歷史閱讀。而是在訓練你看懂 ETS 的學術思維。 適合：✔ 托福閱讀準備者✔ 詞語填空題型練習✔ 學術英文閱讀訓練✔ 想提升閱讀邏輯的人 本集Ig連結：https://www.instagram.com/p/DbvaPAJEt9v/?img_index=1 歡迎追蹤 IG：@yingyingthealpaca_official 留言告訴我你對這一集的想法： https://open.firstory.me/user/cmmsw5g710s7e01y91e426tah/comments 加入會員，支持節目： https://yingyingthealpaca.firstory.io/join/tier/019da89c-a721-131d-4313-e275197d475c 🦙 想陪瀛瀛一起繼續做更多免費英文內容嗎？如果今天這一集有陪伴到你，你可以選擇：請瀛瀛吃一根紅蘿蔔🥕 一根紅蘿蔔（NT$50） 幫瀛瀛補充今天錄 Podcast 的體力。 https://yingyingthealpaca.firstory.io/join/tier/019fc281-7d30-e8e5-9af6-bee898843016 Why was Memphis chosen as the first capital of unified Egypt? In this episode of Ying Ying the Alpaca English Podcast, we explore an ETS-style rewritten academic passage and break down how TOEFL Reading vocabulary-in-context questions are actually designed. In this episode, you will learn:・How ETS builds academic reasoning through words like evidence, function, control, and significance・Why verbs are often more important than nouns in TOEFL Reading・How to predict answers before looking at the choices・Common ETS-style academic collocations・How historical passages develop logic through trade, transportation, and political control This is not just a history passage.It is training for academic thinking in TOEFL Reading. Perfect for:✔ TOEFL Reading learners✔ Vocabulary-in-context practice✔ Academic English learners✔ Students improving reading logic and comprehension This episode's Ig link : https://www.instagram.com/p/DbvaPAJEt9v/?img_index=1 Follow me on instagram: @yingyingthealpaca_official Become a member and support the program: https://yingyingthealpaca.firstory.io/join/tier/019da89c-a721-131d-4313-e275197d475c Leave a comment and tell me what you think of this episode: https://open.firstory.me/user/cmmsw5g710s7e01y91e426tah/comments 🦙 Want to help Ying Ying create more free English content? If today's episode helped or inspired you, you can support Ying Ying by treating her to a carrot! 🥕 🥕 One Carrot (NT$50) Help Ying Ying recharge after recording today's podcast. https://yingyingthealpaca.firstory.io/join/tier/019fc281-7d30-e8e5-9af6-bee898843016 Powered by Firstory Hosting

    EP102｜托福閱讀詞語填空解析 Word Completion｜孟菲斯為何成為古埃及首都？ Why Did Memphis Become Egypt’s First Capital?
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《羊駝瀛瀛陪你練英文》是一個專門為 中文母語者設計的英文練習 Podcast。 很多人學英文時背了很多單字、看了很多文法，但一開口卻不知道怎麼開始說。 在這個節目裡，羊駝瀛瀛會用最清楚、最友善的方式，陪你一步一步練習： 先說得出來，再慢慢說得更自然、更流暢。 節目內容以 TOEFL 題型為基礎，透過拆解題目、整理思路、建立句型框架，幫助你建立真正能使用的英文表達能力。 你會在這裡聽到： • 英文口說思路拆解 • Vocabulary breakdown（字彙＋例句） • TOEFL-style speaking practice • 清楚可模仿的 speaking templates • Sample answers（基礎版＋進階版） • 適合中文思維的英文表達方式 這不只是一個考試練習 Podcast， 也是一個陪你每天 練習開口說英文 的地方。 先說得出來， 再讓英文變得更好。 Ying Ying the Alpaca is here to help Chinese learners practice speaking English — step by step. Many learners memorize vocabulary and grammar but still struggle when it comes to actually speaking. This podcast is designed to change that. Each episode provides structured English-speaking practice through TOEFL-style prompts, vocabulary breakdowns, and clear response frameworks that help learners organize their ideas and express them naturally. Instead of chasing perfect English, we start with something more important: Speak first. Improve step by step. In each episode, you will hear: • Speaking strategy breakdowns • Vocabulary explanations with example sentences • TOEFL-style speaking practice • Clear speaking templates for structured responses • Sample answers (basic + advanced) • Expression patterns designed for Chinese learners Focused on clarity. Built for Chinese speakers. Practice English speaking every day with Ying Ying the Alpaca. IG｜@yingyingthealpaca Learning resources｜https://sndn.link/yingyingthealpaca Powered by Firstory Hosting

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    Ying Ying the Alpaca | Witpaca
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    2025 - 2026
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    115
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