Prime Minister Modi and the News
莫迪總理與新聞
Introduction
Prime Minister Narendra Modi visited Norway, Australia, and New Zealand. Journalists asked why he does not talk to them in press conferences.
莫迪總理訪問了挪威、澳洲與紐西蘭。記者詢問他為什麼在記者會上不與他們交流。
Main Body
The Prime Minister does not do press conferences. A government leader said this is because Indian people like to talk to him directly. He does not want a reporter in the middle.
總理不舉行記者會。一名政府領導者表示,這是因為印度人民喜歡直接與他對話,他不希望中間有記者介於其中。
Some people in India agree with this. Other people disagree. They say he must answer questions from journalists to be fair.
印度有些人同意這一點,但有些人則不同意。他們認為他必須回答記者的提問才公平。
In New Zealand, Modi talked about friendship. He and the New Zealand leader want to work together. He also met many Indian people living there.
在紐西蘭,莫迪談到了友誼。他與紐西蘭領導人希望共同合作。他也見到了許多居住在那裡的印度人。
Conclusion
The Prime Minister likes to talk to people directly. He still does not want to do press conferences alone.
總理喜歡直接與人們對話。他仍然不希望單獨舉行記者會。
Vocabulary Learning
💡 The Power of "Opposites"
In this story, we see two groups of people. To reach A2, you need to describe people who have different ideas. Look at these two words:
- Agree Yes, I think the same.
- Disagree No, I think something different.
🛠️ How to use them
When you talk about a topic, use this simple pattern:
Some people + agree "Some people agree with the leader."
Other people + disagree "Other people disagree."
🌍 Quick Vocabulary
| Word | Simple Meaning |
|---|---|
| Directly | No middle man / Straight to the person |
| Fair | Right or honest |
| Together | With another person |