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Feifei: 歡迎收聽BBC英語教學製作的《地道英語》。大家好，我是馮菲菲。
Rob: ...and me Rob. Hello. So Feifei have you heard the news?
Feifei: The news? What news?
Rob: We're all going to get a big pay rise!
Feifei: 我們要漲工資？But Rob are you sure? I haven't heard anyone else talk about it.
Rob: Yes, yes, I'm sure. Look at this leaflet... it says that just there in black and white.
Feifei: In black and white? 黑白？這明明是彩色的。But it's in colour - look, it says 'ten per cent' in red letters.
Rob: I don't mean it's printed in black and white - if someone says it's 'in black and white' they mean it's official - it's been printed or written down - so there's no dispute!
Feifei: In black and white 就是我們常說的「白紙黑字」，用來形容一件事情或一項決定被正式的記錄下來，已被認可或已成定局。這麼說漲工資的事兒是真的了？So you're saying it's not gossip - it's true?
Rob: Yes, yes – I have proof on this piece of paper.
Feifei: OK, let me read it while we hear some more examples of this phrase…
Feifei: 當一件事情被清清楚楚的用白紙黑字記錄下來成為事實後，我們就可以說這件事情 in black and white。But why in 'black and white' and not in 'red and blue' for example?
Rob: Well it comes from the early days of printing when news and information was printed in black ink on white paper. Once something was printed it was official.
Feifei: OK - but hold on Rob - I've read this leaflet and it doesn't say we're getting a 10% pay rise. 這張海報上沒說我們工資會漲 10%，它說我們的工資「應該」漲 10% - it just says we deserve a 10% pay rise. So no pay rise for us Rob.
Rob: What? Are you sure?
Feifei: Yes - look, it says it there - at the top - in black and white!
Rob: Oh I didn't see that.
Feifei: It just shows you - even if something is in black and white - you need to be able to read first!
Rob: OK.
Both: Bye!