Political Problems in Serbia
塞爾維亞的政治問題
Introduction
President Aleksandar Vucic says he wants to leave his job. He wants to have new elections soon.
總統 Aleksandar Vucic 表示他想離職，並希望很快能舉行新選舉。
Main Body
A roof at a train station in Novi Sad fell in 2024. Sixteen people died. Many students are angry. They say the government is corrupt and does bad work.
2024 年，諾維薩德一座火車站的屋頂坍塌，造成 16 人死亡。許多學生感到憤怒，他們表示政府腐敗且工程品質低劣。
President Vucic said he will leave in a few weeks. But he did not give a date. Some people think he will become the prime minister instead.
總統 Vucic 表示他將在幾週內離職，但他並未給出具體日期。有些人認為他將改任總理。
Vucic says his party will win the next election. He says the protesters work for other countries. The European Union is worried because the police are mean to people.
Vucic 表示他的政黨將在下次選舉中獲勝。他稱抗議者是為其他國家服務。歐盟對此感到擔憂，因為警察對待民眾的方式過於強硬。
Conclusion
Serbia is still divided. People are waiting for the President to leave and for the new elections.
塞爾維亞依然處於分裂狀態。人們正等待總統離職以及新選舉的到來。
Vocabulary Learning
The 'Will' Power
In this text, we see how to talk about the future using will. This is the simplest way to say something is going to happen.
How it works:
Person + will + action
Examples from the text:
- He will leave → (Future action)
- His party will win → (Prediction)
Quick Tips for A2:
- No matter the person: Use "will" for I, you, he, she, we, they. It never changes!
- Shortcuts: In speaking, "He will" often becomes "He'll".
Contrast with 'Want':
- He wants to leave (This is a feeling/desire right now).
- He will leave (This is a future fact or promise).