地道美语听力播客816: 寻求庇护所(双语)
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    Julie: The government is out to get me. I feel like I don’t have any real freedom and everything I do is being monitored
    朱莉:政府会找我麻烦,我感觉没有真正的自由,我做的任何事都被监视着。
    Ed: Maybe you should move to another country. 
    艾德:也许你应该到另一个国家。
    Julie: I guess that’s one solution. 
    朱莉:我想这是个解决办法。
    Ed: Yes, you should seek asylum in another country. 
    艾德:是的,你应在能在另一个国家寻求庇护。
    Julie: Become a refugee? I’m not sure I want to do that. 
    朱莉:成为一个难民?我不确定自己要那样做。
    Ed: Well, if you feel like you’re being persecuted, you should look for other options. 
    艾德:如果你感觉自己正在被迫害,你应该寻求其他选择。
    Julie: That seems a little extreme
    朱莉:迫害说的有点极端了。
    Ed: People who are being treated unfairly because of their political opinions or religious beliefs have the option to emigrate
    艾德:因为政见不同或者宗教信仰不同,而遭遇不公平待遇的人有权利去移民。
    Julie: I’m not sure I’d go that far. 
    朱莉:不确定我会去移民。
    Ed: I urge you to think about it. Other countries have resettlement programs for refugees and not every country will have reached their quota yet this year. You might still find a country that will take you. 
    艾德:我劝你还是好好想想。别国针对难民有一些重新安置项目计划,今年并不是所有国家都能兑现他们的避难名额。
    Julie: I didn’t say that I wanted to renounce my citizenship. I was just letting off steam
    朱莉:我不是说想要放弃国籍,只是宣泄一下情绪。
    Ed: That’s the problem with you young people these days. You have no follow-through, and no courage of your convictions. You all need to man up
    艾德:当今的年轻人都有这样的问题。你没有后续的行动,也没有坚定信念的勇气。你需要拿出勇气、果敢一点。

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    Julie: The government is out to get me. I feel like I don’t have any real freedom and everything I do is being monitored
    Ed: Maybe you should move to another country. 
    Julie: I guess that’s one solution. 
    Ed: Yes, you should seek asylum in another country. 
    Julie: Become a refugee? I’m not sure I want to do that. 
    Ed: Well, if you feel like you’re being persecuted, you should look for other options. 
    Julie: That seems a little extreme
    Ed: People who are being treated unfairly because of their political opinions or religious beliefs have the option to emigrate
    Julie: I’m not sure I’d go that far. 
    Ed: I urge you to think about it. Other countries have resettlement programs for refugees and not every country will have reached their quota yet this year. You might still find a country that will take you. 
    Julie: I didn’t say that I wanted to renounce my citizenship. I was just letting off steam
    Ed: That’s the problem with you young people these days. You have no follow-through, and no courage of your convictions. You all need to man up
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