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  • 英語咖啡館 Ep.297: 英語時光機 - 人生系列之孩時遊戲成為人生的養分 Your first game console

    英語咖啡館 Ep.297: 英語時光機 - 人生系列之孩時遊戲成為人生的養分 Your first game console
    Nov 25 2025

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    你知道 Nintendo 和 Sony 曾經合作開發過「Nintendo PlayStation」嗎?這台從未上市的夢幻主機，最後倖存的唯一原型機竟然拍賣出了36萬美元！本週的《英語咖啡館》John 老師和 Patrick 老師要來聊遊戲主機的故事，從感恩節的送禮文化聊到我們的遊戲人生。

    John 老師分享了小時候被爸爸說「太老了不適合玩遊戲機」的悲傷童年，而 Patrick 老師的主機則因為離奇的事件壞掉了！？另外這集還教了三個實用的遊戲相關慣用語，你知道"Don't hate the player, hate the game"是什麼意思嗎？

    Did you know that Nintendo and Sony once collaborated to develop a "Nintendo PlayStation"? This dream console that never made it to market—the only surviving prototype—actually sold at auction for $360,000! This week on English Cafe, John and Patrick talk about the stories of gaming consoles, from Thanksgiving gift-giving culture to their own gaming lives.

    John shares his sad childhood of being told by his dad that he was "too old to play video games," while Patrick's console broke due to a bizarre incident!? This episode also teaches three practical gaming-related idioms. Do you know what "Don't hate the player, hate the game" means?

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  • WHOIs單元Ep.04 : The Sailor Who Conquered Silicon Valley 征服矽谷的航海家

    WHOIs單元Ep.04 : The Sailor Who Conquered Silicon Valley 征服矽谷的航海家
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  • 國際時事跟讀 Ep. L100:「67」登上年度代表字：Alpha世代的無厘頭語言革命 Dictionary.com Crowns "67" as 2025's Most Influential Term

    國際時事跟讀 Ep. L100:「67」登上年度代表字：Alpha世代的無厘頭語言革命 Dictionary.com Crowns "67" as 2025's Most Influential Term
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