每日口說挑戰帶你用科學來解釋「跨性別人士」(The Science of Being Transgender ft. Gigi Gorgeous)

我的聲音好像鴨子喔！啊啊啊啊啊！
聲音恢復之後要怒唱一首歌…

Transcript!
Intro:
What's up, VoiceTubers! Have you ever had someone close to you who is transgender? Transgender issues have often been avoided or misunderstood, but do you truly comprehend what it means? In the video, the speaker delves into the captivating realm of transgender identity, examining the scientific understanding that underpins it. So get ready to expand your knowledge and go watch the video. Before you dive in, let’s kick things off with the featured sentence.

Sentence:
Even though scientific studies validate the experience of transgender people, they're still suffering from more depression and anxiety than the general public.

Vocab:
1. validate (v.) KK[ˋvælə͵det] IPA/ˈvæl.ə.deɪt/
（尤指經檢查後）批准，認可，使生效 to make something officially acceptable or approved, especially after examining it

The scientist conducted a series of experiments to validate the hypothesis and ensure its reliability before publishing the research findings.
該科學家進行了一系列實驗來驗證假設並確保其可靠性，然後才公開研究結果。

2. transgender (adj.) KK[ˌtrænsˈdʒendə(r)] IPA /trænzˈdʒen.dɚ/
跨性別者 used to describe someone who feels that they are not the same gender (= sex) as the physical body they were born with, or who does not fit easily into being either a male or a female

Emma, who was assigned male at birth, transitioned to living as a woman and now identifies as transgender.
Emma 出生時本為男性，後來她進行了手術，現在以女性身份生活並自認為跨性別者。


Outro:
And that wraps up today's episode. What are your thoughts on transgender identity? Share your thoughts in the comments below, and remember to record the sentence. Until next time!

Even though scientific studies validate the experience of thansgender people, they're still suffering from more depression and anxiety than the general public.

Even though scientific studies validate the experience of transgender people, they're still suffering from more depression and anxiety than the general public.

Even though scientific studies validate the experience of transgender people, they're still suffering from more depression and anxiety than the general public.

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