有害身體？
Julia just bought a box of tea bags from a supermarket. She is having a conversation with her husband, Ken.
茱莉雅剛從超市買了一盒茶包。她正在跟她的先生肯恩談話。
conversation(n.)對話
Julia: Look. I bought us some tea bags. It will be more convenient if we want to brew some tea at home.
茱莉雅：你看，我買了一些茶包，這樣我們在家要泡茶比較方便。
convenient(adj.)方便的brew(v.)沖泡
Ken: Wow, they look fancy. They’re not like those paper tea bags. What are these ones made of?
肯恩：哇，看起來好漂亮，不像那種紙做的茶包，這個茶包袋是用什麼做的？
fancy(adj.)豪華的、昂貴的be made of以⋯⋯製成，通常是可直接看出原料
Julia: I guess they are made of silk or something like that?
茱莉雅：我猜是絲之類的？
silk(n.)絲
Ken: The label here says it’s nylon. That’s not good. Nylon tea bags release billions of microplastics into every single cup of tea when the water is added.
肯恩：這個標籤上寫尼龍，這不好，用尼龍茶包泡一杯茶時會釋出幾十億的塑膠微粒。
label(n.)標籤release(v.)釋放add(v.)添加
Julia: Does that do any harm to our body?
茱莉雅：這會對身體有害嗎？
harm(n.)傷害
Ken: I’m not sure. I just know that although they can also be found in bottled water and tap water, the amount of microplastics that nylon tea bags can release is much greater.
肯恩：不知道，但是塑膠微粒在瓶裝水跟自來水中都有，只是在尼龍茶包中會釋出的量高得多。
although(conj.)雖然bottled water瓶裝水tap water自來水amount(n.)量release(v.)釋放great(adj.)大量的
Julia: Then I think we’d better not use these tea bags.
茱莉雅：這樣的話我們還是不要用這個茶包了。
had better+原型動詞=最好⋯⋯做use(v.)使用
Ken: Don’t worry. We can buy loose leaf tea next time.
肯恩：別擔心，我們下次可以去買一些散裝茶。
worry(v.)擔心loose leaf tea散裝茶