評論
打印
Voice 2: Survivors of cyclone Sidr in Bangladesh were left without food, water, or shelter for many days. One survivor said,
聲音2：孟加拉國旋風“錫德”的幸存者已經數天沒有食物、水和住所了。一名幸存者表示，
Voice 3: "We have no food. We are trying to survive by eating almost anything we can find."
聲音3：“我們沒有食物。我們試圖靠吃任何能找到的東西來生存。”
Voice 1: Thankfully, there are groups that can help when such a natural disaster happens. Aid organizations around the world collect money, food, medical supplies and other resources to help the affected areas. Thousand of workers travel to the country or community that needs help.
聲音1：慶幸的是，這種自然災害發生時，有一些組織可以提供幫助。世界各地的援助組織會籌集資金、食品、醫療用品等資源，以幫助災區。數千名工作人員前往需要幫助的國家或社區。
Voice 2: Some organizations collect goods from businesses. These businesses often give their goods away for free, to help the victims of the disaster. Organizations like International Aid, in the United States, send medical supplies, water, and food to countries affected by a natural disaster.
聲音2：一些組織從企業收集物品。這些企業經常免費贈送商品，以幫助災民。在美國，國際援助等組織會向受自然災害影響的國家提供醫療用品、水和食物。
Voice 1: Other organizations send workers into the affected areas. These aid workers can organize the supply of food, medicine and medical help, right there, where it is needed. And they can even help build new homes or shelters for people who lost their homes in the storm.
聲音1：其他組織會派工作人員進入災區。這些救援人員可以在有需要的地方組織食物、藥品的供應以及醫療援助。他們甚至可以幫助在風暴中失去家園的人建造新的家園或庇護所。
譯文屬可可原創，僅供學習交流使用，未經許可請勿轉載
