每日口說挑戰賺多少錢，能定義我們多有價值嗎？ (You Are Not What You Earn)

Hi, VoiceTubers. This is Nina, and you're listening to the Pronunciation Challenge. Everyone has different concerns when looking for a job, but the salary is one point that many will pay attention to. Some might think the earnings can reflect who we are or at least say something about a person. But is that true? Watch today's video to learn more! But for now, let's focus on today's feature sentence.

Sentence
Wages are simply the result of the intensity with which certain people want a job done relative to the number of people who happen to be able to do it.

Pronunciation Tips
1. wages (how to pronounce the a and g)
2. result (the s)
3. intensity (how to pronounce si)
4. relative (the vowels)

Vocabulary
1. intensity (n.) 強烈；劇烈 KK[ɪnˋtɛnsətɪ] IPA /ɪnˈten.sə.t̬i/
the quality of being felt strongly or having a very strong effect
Eg. The intensity of the storm caused widespread damage and left many people without power.
劇烈風暴造成了大範圍破壞，導致許多家戶斷電。

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Wages are simply the result of the intensity with which certain people want a job done relative to the number of people who happen to be able to do it.

＃Day 1603 2023.04.30 Sunday
You Are Not What You Earn
Wages are simply the result of the intensity with which certain people want a job done relative to the number of people who happen to be able to do it.

Wages are simply the result of the intensity with which certain people want a job done relative to the number of people who happen to be able to do it.
薪水是依照資方有多大意願想完成一份工作以及多少人能做到的比例所給予的。

Wages are simply the result of the intensity with which certain people want a job done relative to the number of people who happen to be able to do it.
薪水是依照資方有多大意願想完成一份工作以及多少人能做到的比例所給予的。