👉單字 :
牛肉的熟度 :

• bleu (極生的、三分熟)
• saignant (帶血的、半生不熟的、五分熟), 
• à point (剛剛好的、七分熟)
• bien cuit (全熟)
• Steak tartare 韃靼牛排

 
👉對話 :

•   A : Mesdames, vous avez choisi ? (女士們，你們選好了嗎 ? )
• B : Oui, nous allons prendre deux menus à 18 euros.(選好了，我們要點兩份18歐元的套餐)

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Maki Kaji, who created the numbers puzzle Sudoku, has died at age 69, his Japanese company said.
Known as the "Father of Sudoku," Kaji created the puzzle to be easy for children and others who didn't want to think too hard.
The game didn't become a hit until 2004, about 20 years after it was created, when a New Zealand fan suggested it be published in British newspaper The Times. But it took more than two years before the game became popular in its home country.
Sudoku was never trademarked except in Japan, which helped it become so popular in other countries, said Nikoli Co., Kaji's puzzle company. It is now believed to be the world's most popular pencil puzzle.
Over his lifetime, Kaji traveled to more than 30 countries sharing his love of puzzles. According to Nikoli, about 200 million people in 100 countries have taken part in Sudoku championships.
Nikoli has also provided original puzzles to more than 100 media companies, 10 of them outside Japan.
Born on the northern island of Hokkaido, Kaji started Japan's first puzzle magazine after dropping out of Keio University in Tokyo. He started Nikoli in 1983, and created Sudoku around the same time.
Yoshinao Anpuku, who will take over as Nikoli's CEO, said Kaji made friends easily and had a "unique and playful approach toward life."

👉Summary
數獨之父鍜治真起近期辭世，享壽69歲。數獨是目前全球最熱門的紙筆謎題。鍜治將這種數字益智遊戲的難度設計得更為容易，讓不想要太費力思考的人也能參與。這款遊戲被創造出來20年後，到2004年才爆紅。當時有名紐西蘭粉絲建議把數獨遊戲刊登在英國的《泰晤士報》上。 而且，數獨只有在日本被註冊為商標，此舉也是數獨在其他國家如此流行的原因。

👉Words & Phrases
puzzle測驗智力的遊戲, 謎
trademark登記......作為商標
credit將...歸功於

👉References
Article: Engoo Daily News
(https://engoo.com.tw/app/daily-news/article/father-of-sudoku-maki-kaji-dies/uDQ_wv9lEeus_P-lvtwvAA)
(https://engoo.com.tw/)
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(https://www.canva.com/)

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🌏
👉動詞變化：désirer (想要), prendre (拿、搭公車、點菜)
Je /désire
Je /prends
Tu /désires
Tu /prends
Il (Elle) /désire
Il (Elle) /prend
Nous /désirons
Nous /prenons
Vous /désirez
Vous /prenez
Ils (Elles) /désirent
Ils (Elles) /prennent
 
👉單字

• Un restaurant 一家餐廳
• Une boisson 一個飲料

     -une bière 一杯啤酒
     -une bouteille de vin rouge 一瓶紅葡萄酒
     -une bouteille de vin blanc 一瓶白葡萄酒
     -une bouteille de vin rosé  一瓶粉紅葡萄酒

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To be successful at networking, you first have to be good at introducing yourself to strangers, which a lot of people are afraid to do. So, where do you start, and how can you be sure that you'll make a good first impression?
Here are a few things to remember:
Be yourself.
The best way to make a connection with people is to just be yourself. Having a genuine conversation with someone, rather than trying to impress them, for example, is much more likely to give them a good impression.
Ask questions, and listen.
Another way to make a good first impression is to be curious about other people and ask them questions. Always take time to listen to others when joining a conversation. Then, ask questions that show that you've been listening before you talk about yourself.
Help others network too. 
Don't forget to help other people make connections as well. If people in your industry get to know you as someone who is often helpful, they're more likely to think of you when new opportunities come up.

👉Summary
文章中提到三個有助職涯人脈發展的建議。
做自己
要跟他人建立關係的最佳方法，就是做自己就好。 例如：跟某人來段真誠的對話。
提出問題並聆聽
對其他人保持好奇心，並問他們問題。加入一段對話時，務必要花時間聆聽他人。
幫助他人建立人脈
別忘了幫別人建立人脈。 如果產業裡得知你經常協助別人。新的機會出現時，他們更有機會想起你。

👉Words & Phrases
networking建立人脈
impression印象
genuine真誠的

References
Article: Engoo Daily News
(https://engoo.com.tw/app/daily-news/article/networking-tips-to-help-build-your-career/yeKoKv7uEeuIYXMdQnRaHA)
(https://engoo.com.tw/)
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👉動詞變化：
vouloir Indicatif (直陳式)

• Je veux
• Tu veux
• Il (Elle) voudrait
• Nous voudrions
• Vous voulez
• Ils (Elles) veulent

Conditionnel (條件式)

• Je voudrais
• Tu voudrais
• Il (Elle) veut
• Nous voulons
• Vous voudriez
• Ils (Elles) voudraient

👉對話 :
A : Bonjour
B : Bonjour
A : Un croissant, s’il vous plaît.
B : 1 euro quatre-vingt-quinze.
A : Voilà ! Au revoir.
B : Au revoir.

A : Monsieur ?
B : Bonjour, madame, je voudrais une baguette, s’il vous plaît.
A : Voilà, monsieur, ça fait 1 euro.
B : Merci beaucoup, et bonne journée.
A : A vous aussi.

A : Bonjour, monsieur.
B : Bonjour, madame. Vous désirez ?
A : Je voudrais deux croissants et un pain au chocolat, s’il vous plaît.
B : Voilà, madame. Ce sera tout ?
A : Oui, merci. Ç a fait combien ?
B : 2 euros quatre-vingts, madame.
A : Merci, au revoir.
B : Au revoir.

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Some Google employees who worked in offices before the coronavirus pandemic could have their pay cut if they choose to continue working from home, according to Reuters.
Screenshots sent to Reuters show a calculator that employees can use to see how much they will be paid if they continue to work remotely, with those living furthest from offices facing the biggest cuts.
The calculator showed that an employee at the company's New York office living in Stamford, Connecticut, which is one hour from New York City by train, would be paid 15% less if they chose to work from home.
However, the change won't affect those who live nearby, so an employee from the New York office living in the city would not be paid less if they worked remotely.
Remote working has been common in the tech industry for years, even before the pandemic, and Google says it has always paid people differently depending on where they work.
It also isn't the only company to do so. GitLab has paid its over 1,300 all-remote employees based on their location for years. Other companies, like Facebook, Microsoft and Twitter have already said they will cut the pay of employees working from home in less expensive areas.
However, some tech companies are taking the opposite approach. Reddit and Zillow plan to pay their employees the same amount no matter where they work, saying it improves diversity. It might also help them find and keep good employees.

👉Summary
《路透社》報導， Google員工若選擇繼續在家工作的話，可能面臨減薪的情況。舉例來說，居住在康乃狄克州史丹福，上班地點在紐約辦公室的員工，距離紐約搭火車約一個鐘頭，如果選擇在家辦公的話將減少15%的薪水。不過這項改變將不會影響住附近的人，所以住在紐約且在紐約辦公室上班的員工，如果遠端工作的話並不會被減薪。其他公司像是臉書、微軟和推特也表示他們將會縮減住在較便宜地區且在家上班的員工薪水。然而，有些科技公司則採取相反的方法。 Reddit和Zillow計畫不論員工在哪裡上班，都要支付他們一樣的薪資，並表示這樣做可以幫他們留住好員工。

👉Words & Phrases
remotely遠程地
cut削減
calculator計算機

*References
Article: Engoo Daily News
(https://engoo.com.tw/app/daily-news/article/google-may-cut-pay-of-some-remote-workers/IaBSeAFrEey3R-8UuaICpA)
(https://engoo.com.tw/)

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👉單字 :

• 歐元 (1歐元-20歐元)

un euro, deux euros, trois euros, quatre euros, cinq euros, six euros, sept euros, huit euros, neuf euros, dix euros, onze euros, douze euros, treize euros, quatorze euros, quinze euros, seize euros, dix-sept euros, dix-huit euros, dix-neuf euros, vingt euros
 

• 歐元現鈔面額 (5歐、10歐、20歐、50歐、100歐、200歐)

Cinq euros、dix euros、vingt euros、cinquante euros、cent euros、deux cents euros

• 歐元硬幣(2 歐、1 歐、50 分、20 分、10 分、5 分、2 分、1 分)

un centime、deux centimes、cinq centimes、dix centimes、vingt centimes、cinquante centimes、un euro、deux euros

Exemples : 8,10 euros = huit euros dix
15,46 euros = quinze euros quarante-six
20, 30 euros = vingt euros trente

👉動詞變化 :
Acheter J’ achète
Tu achètes
Il (Elle) achète
Nous achetons
Vous achetez
Ils (Elles) achètent

👉對話 :
A : Ce livre coûte combien ?
B : Il coûte 6 euros.
C : Ce n’est pas cher. (不貴)

A : Oh ! Ces lunettes sont superbes ! (這些眼鏡好漂亮喔 !)
B : Je les ai achetées sur Internet. (我在網上買的)
C : Elles coûtent combien ? (多少錢 ?)
B : Elles coûtent deux cents euros ! (200 歐元)
D : C’est cher. (很貴)
B : Mais c’est à la mode. (但是很時髦)
A : Je peux les essayer ? (我可以試試看嗎 ?)
B : Bien sûr. (當然可以)
C : Wa, On dirait une star. (妳看起來像個電影名星)
A : Merci.(謝謝)


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A new survey has found that the number of female managers at Japanese companies has risen to a record high — but is still less than 10%.
The survey, by research company Teikoku Databank, found that an average of 8.9% of managers at Japanese companies are women. Teikoku asked for information from over 24,000 companies, and almost 11,000 replied.
At some companies, more than 30% of managers are women. But at more than 45% of companies, there are no women managers at all. And almost 60% of companies said they did not expect their percentage of women managers to change.
However, the results show a 1.1% increase in women managers from the 2020 survey, which only found 7.8% of managers to be women. It is also the highest percentage since this data started to become available in 2013.
While the number of female managers is increasing, it still isn't as high as many people would like. In 2003, the Japanese government, under Prime Minister Junichiro Koizumi, set a goal of 30% of leadership positions being occupied by women by the year 2020.
That goal has not been reached, and the government is now hoping that it will happen sometime during the next 10 years.
Teikoku Databank said that when asked, many smaller companies said that it can take a long time to prepare female employees for management jobs. Teikoku said that companies need strategies for getting women into these positions.

👉Summary
問卷發現，日本企業女性經理的人數創新高，不過仍低於10%。問卷發現，日本公司平均8.9%的經理是女性。在某些公司裡，甚至有超過30%的經理是女性。 不過有超過45%的企業中，經理完全沒有女性。 且近60%企業表示，他們並不預期女性經理的比例會有所改變。不過，調查結果顯示從2020年的問卷之後，女性經理的比例增加1.1%。這也是自2013年有數據紀錄以來，比例最高的一次。

👉Words & Phrases
under受...的控制
goal目標
occupy佔據

References
Article: Engoo Daily News
(https://engoo.com/app/daily-news/article/survey-under-8-of-managers-in-japan-are-women/oB9MCvJHEeqtpHPJaZ6rZQ)
(https://engoo.com.tw/)
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👉Exemples
Il est dix heures. = 10點
Il est dix heures et quart. = 10點一刻
Il est dix heures et demie. = 10點半
Il est dix heures moins le quart. =差一刻10點
Il est midi. =中午12 點
Il est cinq heures et quart. = 5點一刻
Il est dix-sept heures quinze. = 17點15
Il est minuit. = 凌晨12點

👉對話
A : Quelle heure est-il ? (Il est quelle heure ?) (現在幾點 ? )
B : Il est 10 heures.

A : Vous avez l’heure ? (現在幾點 ? )
B : Il est midi.

A : On va au cinéma cet après-midi ? (我們今天下午去看電影 ? )
B : D’accord, à quelle heure ? (好啊,幾點 ? )
A : Vers 15 heures. (大約 15 點)


A : On va au restaurant ce soir ? (我們今天晚上去餐廳? )
B : C’est une bonne idée, à quelle heure ? (好主意,幾點 ?)
A : A 20 heures. (20 點)

👉文法
 Il (第三人稱單數，用於非人稱之用法)
表達天氣：Il fait beau. (天氣好)
表達時間：
Il est dix heures. (10 點)
Il est trois heures. (3 點)
Il est quatre heures. (4 點)
Il est cinq heures. (5 點)


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William Shakespeare, the great English writer, invented hundreds of words, many of which are still used in English today. But how did he do it?
He put two words together
"Bedroom" might sound like an obvious name for the place where you sleep, but Shakespeare was the first to put together "bed" and "room" in that way. Many of the words Shakespeare invented were created by putting together two existing words in this way, like "birthplace," "farmhouse" and "watchdog."
He changed verbs into adjectives
When it gets cold enough, water freezes and becomes ice. But Shakespeare decided that the verb "to freeze" would also make a great adjective, which is why we can now describe very cold temperatures as "freezing." It's also why we can call a silly idea "laughable," or describe something that satisfies you as "satisfying."
He changed nouns into verbs
Before Shakespeare, your elbow was just a body part. But Shakespeare used "elbow" as a verb for the first time, and today it can be used to mean "to push past someone." He also made "bet" into a verb as well.

👉Summary
偉大的英國作家威廉莎士比亞發明數百個字，有許多現今仍在英語中使用。 不過他是怎麼辦到的呢？
他將兩個字湊在一起
莎士比亞是第一個將（bed）和（room）組合在一起，變成 （bedroom）「寢室」的人。「出生地」（birthplace）、「農舍」（farmhouse）和「看門狗」（watchdog），也是以這種方式將兩個現有的字拼湊起來。
他將動詞變成形容詞
氣溫變得夠低時，水會結凍變成冰。 莎士比亞認為動詞「使結冰」也會是一個很棒的形容詞，這也是為什麼麼我們能用（freezing）來形容非常冷的氣溫。 也是為什麼我們會用（laughable）來形容一個可笑的想法。
他將名詞變成動詞
在莎士比亞出現以前，你的手肘還只是一個身體部位。 但莎士比亞第一次是把「elbow」作為動詞來使用，現在它能夠用來傳達「把別人推擠開」的意思。 他也把「bet」變成動詞。

👉Words & Phrases
invent發明
obvious明顯的
existing現存的

👉References
Article: Engoo Daily News
(https://engoo.com.tw/app/daily-news/article/how-did-shakespeare-invent-so-many-words/NyM7JgFQEeywAh_vQe8uxw)
(https://engoo.com.tw/)

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