#125 - 7.4級台灣大地震 Magnitude 7.4 Earthquake strikes off Taiwan

平安 píng ān - safe/safety 秒 miǎo - second 響起 xiǎng qǐ - ring out 傳 chuán - transmit 國家警報 guó jiā jǐng bào - national alert 淹水 yān shuǐ - flooding 半夜 bàn yè - midnight 睡覺睡到一半 shuì jiào shuì dào yī bàn - asleep halfway through sleep 躲 duǒ - hide/take cover 搖 yáo - shake 晃 huàng - sway 不穩 bù wěn - unstable 剛好 gāng hǎo - just right 紅燈 hóng dēng - red light (traffic signal) 停下來 tíng xià lái - come to a stop 劇烈搖晃 jù liè yáo huàng - violently shake 抓緊 zhuā jǐn - grab tightly 方向盤 fāng xiàng pán - steering wheel 踩著剎車 cǎi zhe shā bā - pressing on the brakes 改成 gǎi chéng - change to 打P檔 dǎ P dàng - shift to Park 車身 chē shēn - vehicle body 太厲害了 tài lì hài le - too intense 路口 lù kǒu - intersection 馬路 mǎ lù - road 施工 shī gōng - under construction 台 tái - (measure word for vehicles) 聯結車 lián jié chē - articulated lorry 翻過來 fān guò lái - overturn 倒 dǎo - fall over 靠 kào - lean against 造成 zào chéng - result in/cause 死亡 sǐ wáng - death 受困 shòu kùn - trapped 等待救援 děng dài jiù yuán - await rescue 失聯 shī lián - lose contact 死者可以安息 sǐ zhě kě yǐ ān xí - may the deceased rest in peace 恢復健康 huī fù jiàn kāng - recover health 接下來 jiē xià lái - next 持續 chí xù - continue 餘震 yú zhèn - aftershock 緊急避難包 jǐn jí bì nàn bāo - emergency kit 餅乾 bǐng gān - biscuits 放在身邊 fàng zài shēn biān - keep by one's side 天災 tiān zāi - natural disaster 避免 bì miǎn - avoid 做好準備 zuò hǎo zhǔn bèi - make preparations 生存下去 shēng cún xià qù - survive 活著 huó zhe - alive ----- Want Taiwanese friends to understand your Chinese instantly?  Ready to effortlessly communicate and blend into Taiwan's vibrant culture?  Join my Chinese Speaking Course! 🥰  Master pronunciation in just 1 day with comprehensive lessons & training. Start expressing yourself confidently in Chinese conversations! 💪 Click here to check out my Chinese speaking course! Follow me on Instagram: fangfang.chineselearning !😀 I hope you like today's podcast! Got feedback? I'd love to hear it! Rate my podcast show or leave me a review! Learn Chinese Podcast | Chinese Listening Practice | Learn Taiwanese Mandarin | Chinese Learning Podcast