- asylum (n.)
庇護；政治避難 apply for asylum 申請庇護 - displaced (adj.)
被迫離開家園的；流離失所的 displaced populations 流離失所的人口 - subsidiary protection (n.)
次級保護（比正式難民地位更不穩定的庇護） - repatriation (n.)
遣返；遣送回國 plans for repatriation 遣返計畫 - precarious (adj.)
不穩定的；不確定的 precarious status 不穩定的身分 - integration (n.)
融入；整合 social integration 社會融入 - naturalisation (n.)
入籍；歸化成為公民 apply for naturalisation 申請歸化 - sanctuary (n.)
避難所；庇護地 seek sanctuary 尋求庇護 - legitimacy (n.)
合法性；正當性 question the legitimacy 質疑合法性 - residence permit (n.)
居留許可；居留證 - lingering (adj.)
持續存在的；拖延不去的 lingering trauma 持續的創傷 - reconciliation (n.)
和解；重建關係 national reconciliation 國家和解 - polarised (adj.)
極端分化的；兩極化的 a polarised society 分化的社會 - marginalised (adj.)
邊緣化的；被排除在外的 marginalised communities 邊緣族群 - xenophobia (n.)
仇外心理；排外情緒 a rise in xenophobia 仇外情緒上升 - prospect (n.)
前景；可能性 the prospect of return 回歸的可能性 - resilient (adj.)
有韌性的；能迅速恢復的 a resilient community 有韌性的社區 - flee (v.)
逃離；逃避 flee from conflict 逃離衝突 - turmoil (n.)
動盪；混亂 political turmoil 政治動盪 - livelihood (n.)
生計；生活來源 lose one's livelihood 失去生計
🗣️ 主題：戰爭與難民政策的兩難
📌 中文版本（台灣華語）
你覺得，一個國家應該讓難民留下來嗎？
這是一個很兩難的問題。因為難民流離失所（displaced），他們失去了家園、生計（livelihood）和一切。很多人申請庇護（asylum）或次級保護（subsidiary protection），希望能在安全的地方開始新生活。
但是，這些身分不穩定（precarious），隨時可能被取消或不被承認。有些國家會要求難民遣返（repatriation），尤其當戰爭結束，看起來前景（prospect）比較穩定的時候。可是很多難民經歷了持續的創傷（lingering trauma），他們根本不想回去。
另外，社會也有極端分化（polarised）和排外情緒（xenophobia），有些人覺得難民是邊緣族群（marginalised），不應該享有太多福利。一些國家甚至限制難民申請居留證（residence permit）或歸化入籍（naturalisation）。
你覺得，讓難民融入（integration）社會有多困難呢？語言、文化、學歷認證，都是挑戰。很多難民被迫做低技術工作（low-skilled jobs），失去了原本的專業合法性（legitimacy）。
不過，我相信，有韌性（resilient）的人，總會找到方法重建生活。
有些難民希望回到自己的國家（flee from conflict and return），幫忙重建社會（reconciliation），但也有人選擇留在庇護地（sanctuary），至少可以避免動盪（turmoil）和不確定的未來。
你覺得，在台灣，如果我們遇到類似的情況，我們應該怎麼做呢？
📌 English Version
Do you think a country should allow refugees to stay?
This is a very difficult question. Refugees are displaced, losing their homes, livelihoods, and everything they had. Many apply for asylum or subsidiary protection, hoping to start a new life in a safer place.
However, these statuses are often precarious—they can be revoked or denied at any time. Some governments push for repatriation, especially when the prospects seem more stable after the war. But many refugees carry lingering trauma and have no desire to return.
At the same time, societies often become polarised, with rising xenophobia. Refugees are often seen as marginalised groups who shouldn’t receive too much welfare. Some governments even restrict access to residence permits or naturalisation.
How hard do you think integration is for refugees?
Language barriers, cultural differences, and unrecognized qualifications are all challenges. Many end up in low-skilled jobs, losing their legitimacy as professionals.
However, I believe that resilient people can always find a way to rebuild their lives.
Some refugees hope to flee from conflict and return to help with reconciliation, but others choose to stay in sanctuary, avoiding turmoil and an uncertain future.
What do you think Taiwan should do if we ever face a similar situation?
需要我再幫你設計討論問題清單或意見表達句型嗎？
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當然可以！這裡提供兩大部分：
- 口說討論問題清單（刺激思考與討論）
- 高級意見表達句型（幫助你流利發表看法）
📝 1. 口說討論問題清單（中英雙語）
- 你覺得難民應該有機會申請長期居留或入籍嗎？為什麼？
Do you think refugees should have the chance to apply for long-term residence or naturalisation? Why or why not? - 如果政府削減難民福利，你認為這是一種公平的政策嗎？
Do you think cutting welfare for refugees is a fair policy? - 社會上常見的排外情緒，你認為政府應該怎麼處理？
How should governments deal with rising xenophobia in society? - 你認為難民要成功融入新社會，最大的挑戰是什麼？
What do you think is the biggest challenge for refugees to successfully integrate into a new society? - 如果你是政府官員，你會優先協助難民哪一方面的需求？
If you were a government official, which refugee needs would you prioritize? - 對你來說，「回國重建」和「留在異鄉重新開始」，哪一個更值得支持？
Which do you think deserves more support: returning home to rebuild or starting over in a new country? - 在台灣，我們應該如何準備應對未來可能的戰爭或大規模避難潮？
How should Taiwan prepare for potential wars or mass displacement in the future?
🗣️ 2. 高級意見表達句型（中英雙語）
- 我認為…是不可避免的現實。
I believe that ... is an inevitable reality. - 從長遠來看，…可能會帶來更大的社會穩定。
In the long run, ... could bring greater social stability. - 雖然…有一定的風險，但我認為這是值得的投資。
Although ... involves certain risks, I believe it is a worthwhile investment. - 我們不應該忽略…所帶來的潛在好處。
We should not overlook the potential benefits of ... - 在我看來，…需要更全面的政策支持。
In my opinion, ... requires more comprehensive policy support. - 如果不解決…的問題，未來可能會帶來更嚴重的社會分裂。
If we fail to address the issue of ..., it may lead to greater social division in the future. - …雖然看似合理，但實際上可能會帶來更多爭議。
While ... may seem reasonable, it could actually cause more controversy. - 我們應該以更人道的方式來思考這個問題。
We should approach this issue in a more humanitarian way. - …是每個現代國家都無法迴避的挑戰。
... is a challenge that no modern country can afford to ignore. - 總結來說，我認為…是我們無法逃避的共同責任。
To sum up, I believe that ... is a shared responsibility we cannot escape.
