Part 5.
Sometimes , I want to ask Wang Lei, to help us, to tell them
Hong Gan lah
Keep increase, increase and increase.... TL lah
•Can meh ?
Quite piss off also
•Tell who ? I can do it for free
•Later she also runaway 😂
•Haha add knn
•hee dares not break his rice bowl.
•Tell them niama cha siew bao increase simi...
•suddenly i thinking of mdm wong red bean bao
•Keep used war as excuses to increase everything.even COE don’t know what to do with war .now water also increases.only left air no yet charge us.can’t understand why our neighbors countries don’t have this problem due to other country war.thank for those 70% for choosing greedy party.work how hard also can’t earn enough for them to suck ,sigh!!!!
•really stupid the water going to inverses to 18% more the Government pls look at us we already struggling for our lives already why still must increase the water bills again siao ar
•feel so hong gan right?
•get more certs work into higher management and get higher pay, then no issues 🙂
•they have very high salaries but we doesn’t have later wait Singapore turn very messy
•those 70% of brain wash zombies will tell u ,if other party be garments they will increase too.I really hope to see is it true as what those zombies mentioned.
•I can predict if the 2 most important if anything touch wood to them Singapore confirmed become even more messy and messier
•really all my white hair coming out and not feeling well can’t go to work because of busy taking care of family members and work until not enough already so tired le still wan to increases water bills 18% and bus n mrt fares no wonder la many ppl going to die le and become end of the world le all these is all make wan my God pls save us from this Inflation can All of us in the World and All the Singaporeans lower income, needy people and those people who just lose their job are they managed to survived
•Isabelle Hu If you say these, at your upcoming contest, You confirm win. If i am the contest judge, I confirm let u win mrs singapore. Very close to the heart & very real.
•hope that Government can really look into this Big Point and sees that already a lot of people going through so much hardship in our Life already can the rest of the paper under the Government and the World wide Government can look into this things or not? next time I believe the world will become more and scary, robberies around the world and children, old people and other women and men will be in very Big Danger already cos because of this so big Increasement in the water and in the transportation how can people take it the stress, Is Singapore going to be next Japan
○ ( biting finger)
• Well said
•we oredi worse than Japan. We beat them in being the most expensive country with worse Gini coefficient as well
•aiyo my God we need to do something with it le
•have to upgrade ourselves alot
•to keep ourselves up to the standards
•then at least we and our families members don’t need to suffer so much
• need to win TOTO
•and better make sure all of our kids study very well and don’t be behind people and Singapore will become more and more competitive in future
•need to be a own Boss
•or else cannot la work n work n slog like cow n end up get nothing and so many foreigners from Malaysia and China and many parts of the different side of the world all come to Singapore and snatch rice bowl with us you say is who die first my dear God
•pls take a look at the messy situation right now is a uncontrollable stage now that our countries is already invaded with so much overseas people so many Singapore ppl if they continue not to upgrade themselves in their curriculum and work and boost up everything faster the one that will be suffering will be their wife and their children
•so no matter in what circumstances we have to be still and keep on upgrade in ourselves to get whatever skills that is relevant for our job and do it well and do not be lazy and continue to work and work and work to just earn a living for our family till the day we met Jesus Our Lord again in Heaven only this is the reality now that people are facing rite now..🙏😇🥰Is the Environment that mould Everyone of us to become a more stronger and a Independent people to let our children to lean onAmwn🙏😇🥰❤️🌺🌹🥂🍷
•I’m really so worried really hope that Government will not increased until so much the water or the transportation or else how can everyone going to Cope with Our/Their Life
•Mortality rate will be raised
•Is so shitty.. wan increase our water bills for goodness sake y nt install a shower device in public toilets.everything increase den next min see us become beggars liao
•I am actually expecting water price increase as weeks ago this “disgraceful” spurts nonsense on water precious on TV. Not surprised at all!
•PAP policy 人民一定要有压力才有动力(People must be under pressure to be motivated)
Part 4.
Bukit Panjang makes history with first-ever million-dollar resale flat
25 September 2023
SINGAPORE: The serene residential enclave of Bukit Panjang has witnessed its first-ever million-dollar Housing and Development Board (HDB) flat sale, sending shockwaves through the local real estate market.
The record-breaking transaction occurred in September when a spacious 127 square meter (1,367 square feet) executive apartment, situated on levels 28 to 38 of Block 181 Jelebu Road, changed hands for a staggering $1.02 million, equating to a price per square foot (psf) of $746.
As per Singapore Realtors Inc (SRI), this highly coveted flat boasts a prime location nestled between the 28th and 30th floors of Block 181, a well-established development along Jelebu Road, completed in 2003.
Block 181 is renowned for its diverse mix of four-room, five-room, and executive flats.
The flat’s lease commenced in 2003, making the development approximately 20 years old.
SRI highlighted that Bukit Panjang has faced a scarcity of Build-to-Order (BTO) projects in recent years, with the last BTO launch dating back to 2016.
Consequently, resale properties within this sought-after enclave of Bukit Panjang have become a preferred choice among homebuyers seeking a place to call their own.
The strategic positioning of this development further enhances its appeal, offering close proximity to key amenities such as the Bukit Panjang MRT station on the downtown line (approximately 148 meters away), the bustling Hillion Mall, and the Bukit Panjang Integrated Transport Hub, just a short 5-minute walk away.
This enviable accessibility to public transportation and shopping centers positions this resale flat as an attractive and practical option for those seeking a convenient and comfortable living experience in Bukit Panjang.
A range of schools is conveniently located within a 1 to 2-kilometer radius of the HDB resale flat, including West View Primary School, Zhenghua Primary School, Greenridge Primary School, Bukit Panjang Primary School, Chua Chu Kang Secondary School, and West Spring Secondary School.
322 Million-Dollar deals to date
According to SRI, to date, a total of 322 million-dollar HDB resale deals have transpired within the first nine months of 2023, in contrast to the 369 million-dollar deals recorded in 2022.
Over the past few years, numerous residential estates across the island have borne witness to the phenomenon of million-dollar transactions, with notable exceptions being Choa Chu Kang, Jurong West, Sembawang, and Sengkang.
Singapore in August this year witnessed a significant surge in the resale market for HDB flats, a total of 54 HDB resale flats were transacted for at least $1,000,000, marking a notable increase compared to July 2023, which saw 32 such transactions, and June of the same year, with 34 million-dollar flat sales.
This is also the highest volume of resale flats transacted for at least $1 million to date, according to data from the Singapore Real Estate Exchange (SRX) issued on September.
Part 3.
In September, a Bukit Panjang HDB executive resale flat achieved a historic milestone, selling for $1.02 million, the first in the estate to breach the million-dollar mark.
As per SRI, 2023 has seen 322 million-dollar HDB resale deals to date, compared to 369 in 2022.
•Our next generation shall be wiped out in our own birthland
•in next 10 years time most ppl will sleep in the middle of the road..
• not surprising
•the lowest demand area also fetches 1 million thanks to Pap for foreigner importers, turn free citizenship
•They refused to cap the resale pricing. This is already speculation for public housing. Future generations worrying …
•Indicative of a system that is in need of major surgery....if it isn't apparent enough ...
Perhaps even an overhaul might be needed.
•Huat! ahh !
Already, there are so many million dollars resale HDB flats, yet our leaders are dreaming up excuses, pretending that it's by accident refusing to accept the fact that Million dollar resale flats is becoming a norm.
•Hdb will not be public housing soon. Is this affordable housing, no.
• Someone said $1000 can buy house, so it must be affordable :P That someone is now President Elect of Singapore
•The system is broken, but as long as money flows, the government doesn't care.
•Thanks to the Kum Gong buyer, we have indeed encouraged all the speculators out there to continue to speculate the commoners' flats and make it more "affordable" for the rest of the local citizens
•Depressing. This is not good news.
•When my time is up, I dust off my butt and go.
It’s the young that is gonna face UN-affordable public housing.
I wonder if we will face a situation like Hong Kong where youth protest in the streets cause they can’t afford a roof over their heads.
Are we spoiling it for future generations?
• couple local born can't afford it. Only PR who are rich will go for it
•youth here are being spoiled by parents. They had never been thru any hardship before. Those days were different when we were young.
•and our youth being molded from young not to speak up.
•How long has the system been broke ?
•This is the new Millionaire pap in charge •The next generation will be at the mercy of Foreign Talent.
•All the buyers must be new foreigners-turned-Singaporeans whom we don't know how they get their money from. They could say it's hard earn or inheritance. Who knows if they are laundering black money here???!! Does CPIB check every single one of these newly minted citizens?? Drips and drabs here and there sure amount to billions. Just look at the 10 Chinese caught, laundering 2.4 billions here. It took CPIB 6 years to discover. PAP is a fahking disaster with Shanmu as the law minister. Singapore is becoming another hot spot for foreigners-turned-Singaporean to launder dirty money.
•Really insane what is happening in Singapore
•Is there a syndicate behind this? Who are the buyers?
•Insane!
•I think the buyers and sellers know each other buyers use1million so sellers can open use would be ask where money comes
•History is when next gen can not afford house & most migrate elsewhere .
Part 2.
Hello everybody this is Mr Lu today is a
topic they may not be unfamiliar to you
but it's very surprising to me that
Singapore has really become a place that
is really really expensive and I'm sure
to many is becoming unlivable
why why am I saying all this uh well
it's because I spend 90 percent of my
time living overseas I spend all my time
in Europe and I just come back for a few
days and I was just shocked you know let
me just repeat uh this you know I was
shocked at how expensive Singapore has
become now this is not I say again okay
this is not a session to blame anybody
for it let me just tell you our
Discovery I'm not sure I have answers to
these problems but let me tell you what
I've discovered and some of you all may
say Mr Lu you swanku right and you are
you are ignorant of all this Hawking is
also blind about it's because I don't
live much in Singapore but let me tell
you as a Singaporean I'm surprised that
Singapore has become so expensive right
I don't even talk about property ADI I
lament about it every week you know
every day how expensive our Singapore
property has been a resale prices resale
HD prices have gone to the roof and all
this and I don't about that but if it's
just property it's okay right you can
choose to live in some
BTO and you know wait for
eight years to get your house or things
like that you know three years of
balloting and five years of
five years of waiting for the house it
could be eight years you were getting at
uh you know expensive uh not so
expensive price and things like that
m but you know for BTO if you apply for
the cheap ones your price that you pay
is not so much that you know the
expensive houses that you pay in a
resale you know you you still pay a
significant sum but it's not so scary
but you pay in terms of time you pay in
terms of proximity away from the city
right that's a huge price to pay very
few people very few people don't realize
that you have to quantify this amount as
well but today is not about property
I didn't realize that you know um that
that our COE prices are shot to the the
shot to the roof man is a
record-breaking high right so
the cob COE prices for more than 1.6
liter as a broke record at 140 000 right
now 140 000 almost 141 000. that's
ridiculous man okay 141 000 I think you
can buy uh maybe three cars in Malaysia
you know and maybe at least uh two Tesla
in Europe or something like that some
some amazing uh you know amazing cars
you can get it you know it's just
ridiculous so it's ridiculous uh a
category 'A' which is the small car with
my car is a small car I drive 1.5 liter
uh car and uh category 'A' is already 105
000 right 105 000 is ridiculous right
it's ridiculous now I can understand why
HDB prices have gone up you know they
were Supply there was Supply crunch
because of because of uh uh you know
foreign workers uh not not able to come
here built fast enough and you know and
things like that
um but but cars you know I don't
understand now I don't understand Market
I understand that the supply of Siri has
gone down and things how do we end up
this way right so I don't quite
understand the mechanism some of you may
be able to you know uh I'm not a car
expert you know but but I look at these
car prices ridiculous some people need
to drive for a living right I can I can
say that I probably don't need to drive I
love to drive if I'm in Singapore but my
car is the most underutilized car
probably in Singapore you know can you
get to drive a bit of it because you
know uh you know she has a license when
I'm not around for most of the time she
drives it and she refuses to drive it
because she's gonna pay for petrol right
and uh and and the petrol is uh is more
expensive and she as a student can use
subsidized public transport so she
should take most of the time she'll take
uh the public transport so so our car
prices have become ridiculous right
ridiculous so uh on the same note you
know um you know my my Honda Visa which
I drive uh I usually I bought it 110 or
something like that it's now 156 000
right it's a I go to sgcarmart 156
it's ridiculous right look at the
Coe look at the COE price trend you know
this two-year price trend 24 months look
at it man and look at the look at the
green line you know it started I don't
know about 70 000 eyeballing it it's
gone now to a double right
um
so what what causes it right I thought
Singaporeans uh you know didn't really
have a huge pay rise or something like
that I don't know what's causing it I
really do not do much causing it and
someone may explain that to me
um
now some people say okay it's just house
it's just houses and houses and cars
right no it's not no it's not I I met Mr
Ng Kok Song I met Mr Ng a few days
ago I haven't catch up with him since
election I could have been nice guy you
know we sit down and uh we sit down at
Shangri-La hotel for a chat right and
and I didn't have a habit of of eating
uh in the morning so I when I was with
him I only have a glass of ice water I
hope that glass of ice water is free
um and so on right so once I finish uh
you know I met up with some other
business people and and then I decided I
want to go home right I'll go home and I
I I'm smart enough not to drive okay so
I know that parking in Shangri-La is
expensive right out the world more most
expensive hotel in the world so I took a
I took a Grab there which is in the
morning probably about
um 20 over dollars okay it's very
expensive ready
and my return
uh Grab okay it was at $35. $35 I couldn't
just bring my finger press book or call
for Grab you know I uh I asked a uh I
asked the uh the the people who was uh
who are meeting could you give me a lift
to the nearest MRT okay do you know how
often I take MRT in Singapore maybe once
or twice a year you know that's one cool
right uh I took an MRT and first time in
my life I was trying to buy a ticket uh
trying to figure out how not first time
in life I'm trying to find a ticket but
I think I realized I got no you know
change and things like that and then
someone uh and I was trying to figure
out and someone said do you have a Visa
card I said yes I do have do you know
you can tap a Visa card that I said
didn't know okay so I tap a Visa card so
big swag it's like a big Discovery so I
took uh I took a I took a train all the
way back to jurong where I stayed okay
and save this I don't know how much was
that trip I don't know two dollars plus
or something like versus $35 right it's
ridiculous right ridiculous right uh I
think we are reaching even Europe's
standard of uh of of taxis where it is
15 speakers ridiculous
SO
Grab is expensive you know ridiculous
and
COE is expensive
now
another encounter right I left my
cholesterol pill in Europe sway I know
it's very expensive I didn't know it's
that expensive right so I've not been
buying my cholesterol pill my I use this
Quest store
Crestor Crestor 5mg right
and it helps to lower my cholesterol and
I you know I think it's a very important
that expensive right so I've not been
buying my cholesterol pill my I use this
Quest store
Crestor Crestor 5mg right
and it helps to lower my cholesterol and
I you know I think it's a very important
to you okay some of you all have other
kind of medication when you reach my age
generally you have to take one or two
medication okay
I left my pill in Europe okay I
went to check out you know in the to how
much would it cost to buy Crystal and I
googled it I haven't gone to the
training okay because I think it's a
prescription drug that you need uh you
need a prescription as well
so you're gonna pay money for
prescription seeing the doctor I didn't
do that I I know you can't buy a
over-the-counter I think
I found that I think a Crestor you know
for one box of Crystal I think it's
about 28 or 30 pills 80 dollars eighty
dollar thing do you know how much it
costs in Euro right 10 euros which is
about $15 okay in Malaysia about the same
price why the hell is our medication so
expensive right why the hell you need to
be so expensive right no this ridiculous
can there be something be done about
it you know can yeah why not right and
Singapore got rules that stop this kind
of thing right parallel are important
and excited why didn't we allow parallel
importing and you know the extent is so
expensive then you allow parallel
importing make sure that these drug
companies cannot please us right uh and
and you know we we we we don't allow uh
medication we bought more than three
or something like that I can't
remember just open apparel importing and
you you will you will get this geyser to
stop fleecing Singaporean right
ridiculous right you know fifteen
dollars versus eighty dollars I know
maybe I got my price wrong okay let's
say 60 years no difference the the it's
just way too much
all right I smile over when we Bend to
the to the to the Hawker center right
one ice Milo $1.60 that surprised me
hawker Center $1.60. my chinchao right
chinchao you know $1.50 okay gone were the
days of 80 cents one dollar $1.50 right
now I found out one full tank of petrol
now is $95.00 okay this is what my that
three day encounter in Singapore
just scared the out of me I didn't
realize that Singapore has become so
unlivable and uh I can understand some
reason right now the bow of the plane
goes to covet because of Covid you know
the whole world went of this massive
printing of money massive for printing
your money and even though the the Kobe
is over and the monetary policy have
contracted prices are sticky upwards
once it goes up you'll never come down
right um and uh and it's just uh you
know unlivable right now right unlivable
right now this is Mr Lou right III
confess you know I I've got money okay
and I find it very very expensive I
seriously don't know how the every
Singaporean live it the blame is not
okay the blame is is uh you know uh goes
to you know many many parties that I'm I
don't want to blame anybody uh in this
video okay certainly certainly there's
something we can do as Singaporeans okay
we can choose to live other kind of life
you know lower expectation whatsoever we
can change the place we live you know we
can do a sometimes you can right you're
just removable right
then you can leave it across right then
you know of course uh then we've got to
find some ways of loading some discourse
I just find Singapore unlivable more and
more unbelievable and it's scaring me
right scaring me
um we're gonna think of ways to work uh
to to really bring the cost of living
down it's just too ridiculous so this is
not a video this is a video
to share with you and in a way to just
say I understand now I understand I
really understand right now just a few
days and I understand okay
um and uh and I don't have a easy
solution to all this right I don't have
even all even to all the questions of
why why I don't even have answer how do
we end up this way right so
anyway okay this is some uh this is uh
this is uh this is a very sad video uh
to come to this realization okay uh if I
stay longer in Singapore I'll find out
more okay um but uh but it is scary
right it is scary okay anyway well if
you uh you know if you identify with the
things I say hit a like and hit
subscribe you know we can figure out
some uh these Solutions together you
know and we share about this okay all
right see you tomorrow bye
Part 1.
■□ Insane price increases
• the presidential election is over
□■ 疯狂的价格上涨
Fēngkuáng de jiàgé shàngzhǎng
• 总统选举已经结束 zǒngtǒng xuǎnjǔ yǐjīng jiéshù
□ Insane price increases
• the people have voted for a new president for Singapore 🇸🇬
■ 疯狂的价格上涨
Fēngkuáng de jiàgé shàngzhǎng
• 人民投票选出新加坡新任金利总统
rén mín tóu piào xuǎn chū xīn jiā pō xīn rèn jīn lì zǒng tǒng
■ Insane price increases
• that was just only two weeks ago
■ 疯狂的价格上涨
Fēngkuáng de jiàgé shàngzhǎng
• 那只是两周前的事
nà zhǐshì liǎng zhōu qián de shì
□ Insane price increases
• slightly more than two weeks
■ 疯狂的价格上涨 Fēngkuáng de jiàgé shàngzhǎng
• 两周多一点 liǎng zhōu duō yīdiǎn
□ Insane price increases
• and we see what happened
■ 疯狂的价格上涨
Fēng kuáng de jià gé shàng zhǎng
• 我们看到发生了什么 wǒ men kàn dào fā shēng le shén me
□Insane price increases
• Public transport fares will go up by more than 10%
■ 疯狂的价格上涨
Fēngkuáng de jiàgé shàngzhǎng
• 公共交通票价将上涨10%以上 gōnggòng jiāotōng piào jià jiāng shàngzhǎng 10%yǐshàng
Insane price increases
• postage costs will increase by over 60 percent
■ 疯狂的价格上涨
Fēngkuáng de jiàgé shàngzhǎng
• 邮费将增加60%以上 yóufèi jiāng zēngjiā 60% yǐshàng
Insane price increases
• COE prices continue to increase
疯狂的价格上涨 Fēngkuáng de jiàgé shàngzhǎng
• COE价格继续上涨 COE jiàgé jìxù shàngzhǎng
Insane price increases
• and all this is happening even before GST increases by 1%
疯狂的价格上涨
Fēngkuáng de jiàgé shàngzhǎng
• 而这一切甚至在 GST 增加 1% 之前就发生了 ér zhè yīqiè shènzhì zài GST zēngjiā 1% zhīqián jiù fāshēngle
Insane price increases
• next year
疯狂的价格上涨 Fēngkuáng de jiàgé shàngzhǎng
• 明年 míng nián
□ Insane price increases
●and when that happens
疯狂的价格上涨
Fēngkuáng de jiàgé shàngzhǎng
●当这种情况发生时 dāng zhè zhǒng qíngkuàng fāshēng shí
□ Insane price increases
● there will be further rounds of price increases
疯狂的价格上涨 Fēng kuáng de jià gé shàng zhǎng
● 还会有新一轮的涨价
hái huì yǒu xīn yī lún de zhǎng jià
■Insane price increases
●already, the people of Singapore are suffering from
疯狂的价格上涨 Fēngkuáng de jiàgé shàngzhǎng
新加坡人民已经饱受苦难 xīn jiā pō rén mín yǐ jīng bǎo shòu kǔ nàn
This week, we managed to wrap up our 'Team Sengkang' house visits to block 302B, Anchorvale. The persistently high cost of living—a recurrent theme—emerged again as a source of concern and frustration among the residents there.
Two residents shared intriguing thoughts along these lines. One was a gentleman who was married to someone from China. He candidly spoke about how disappointed he was about trying to eke out a living here, even though—as a born and bred local—he wished very much to stay. He observed that despite the fact that China has a much lower level of per capita income, one would never be forced to scrounge for a living. I’m not certain if that’s entirely true; there are parts of rural China where poverty bites more acutely. But I would venture that—for many Singaporeans who are relatively lower income (and even those who may appear to be more comfortable)—the higher costs for food, transport, and housing add up quickly, and end up eating away much of that income differential. This leaving many feeling like they are only earning more on paper, but they continue to struggle to make ends meet otherwise.
Another resident shared about how prices for many daily necessities have risen faster than what would appear to be the case in the inflation statistics—$7 mee goreng, anyone?—but wages have yet to catch up. There’s some nuance to this. Inflation, of course, is measured over all goods; it’s not uncommon to feel like the cost of everything is rising, even as we sometimes forget that some things have not changed in price. And wages have indeed grown to at least match higher prices (last year, after adjusting for inflation, salaries rose by 0.4 percent). But this feels like a step backward, not least because real wage increases have been pretty solid in prior years. And, of course, some industries may still have lagging wage adjustments.
The bottom line is that things remain challenging for many folks, and when companies report record profits but still continue to raise prices, it doesn’t strike the ordinary worker as fair. This is even more so when those companies provide government-linked public services, like buses or postage. The Workers Party will continue to probe these issues in Parliament. — jamuslim .
本周，我们成功结束了“盛港团队”对 Anchovale 302B 街区的家访。 持续居高不下的生活成本——一个反复出现的主题——再次成为当地居民担忧和沮丧的根源。
两位居民就此分享了有趣的想法。 其中一位是一位与中国人结婚的绅士。 他坦率地说，他对在这里勉强维持生计感到多么失望，尽管作为土生土长的当地人，他非常希望留下来。 他认为，尽管中国的人均收入水平低得多，但人们永远不会被迫靠乞讨为生。 我不确定这是否完全正确； 中国农村部分地区的贫困问题更为严重。 但我敢说，对于许多收入相对较低的新加坡人（甚至是那些看起来更舒适的人）来说，食品、交通和住房的成本迅速增加，最终吞噬掉大部分收入 微分。 这让许多人感觉他们只是在纸面上赚了更多钱，但他们仍然在努力维持收支平衡。
另一位居民分享了许多日常必需品的价格上涨速度如何快于通货膨胀统计数据中的情况（7 美元的炒面，有人吗？），但工资尚未跟上。 这其中有一些细微差别。 当然，通货膨胀是针对所有商品来衡量的。 感觉所有东西的成本都在上涨，这种感觉并不罕见，尽管我们有时会忘记有些东西的价格没有变化。 工资的增长确实至少与物价的上涨相匹配（去年，经过通货膨胀调整后，工资上涨了 0.4%）。 但这感觉像是倒退了一步，尤其是因为前几年实际工资增长相当稳定。 当然，一些行业的工资调整可能仍然滞后。
最重要的是，对于许多人来说，事情仍然充满挑战，当公司报告创纪录的利润但仍然继续提高价格时，这对普通工人来说并不公平。 当这些公司提供与政府相关的公共服务（例如公交车或邮政）时，情况更是如此。 工人党将继续在议会探讨这些问题。 ——贾穆斯利姆。
■ Insane price increases
• high cost of living
疯狂的价格上涨 Fēngkuáng de jiàgé shàngzhǎng
• 生活成本高 shēnghuó chéngběn gāo
■ Insane price increases
• these price increases will add more
疯狂的价格上涨 Fēngkuáng de jiàgé shàngzhǎng
• 这些价格上涨将增加更多 zhèxiē jiàgé shàngzhǎng jiāng zēngjiā gèng duō
Insane price increases
• more to the cost of living
疯狂的价格上涨 Fēngkuáng de jiàgé shàngzhǎng
• 更多的是生活成本 gèng duō de shì shēnghuó chéngběn
□ Insane price increases
• they are insane
疯狂的价格上涨 Fēngkuáng de jiàgé shàngzhǎng
• 他们疯了 tāmen fēngle
■ Insane price increases
• they are out of control
疯狂的价格上涨 Fēngkuáng de jiàgé shàngzhǎng
• 他们失控了 tā men shī kòng le
Insane price increases
• the government
疯狂的价格上涨 Fēngkuáng de jiàgé shàngzhǎng
政府 zhèngfǔ
■ Insane price increases
• could do something to moderate the price increases
■ 疯狂的价格上涨 Fēngkuáng de jiàgé shàngzhǎng
可以采取一些措施来减缓价格上涨 kěyǐ cǎiqǔ yīxiē cuòshī lái jiǎnhuǎn jiàgé shàngzhǎng
Insane price increases
• including holding back the price increases for
疯狂的价格上涨 Fēngkuáng de jiàgé shàngzhǎng
包括抑制价格上涨 bāokuò yìzhì jiàgé shàngzhǎng
■ Insane price increases
• a year or two until things become more stable
疯狂的价格上涨 Fēngkuáng de jiàgé shàngzhǎng
• 一两年，直到事情变得更加稳定 yī liǎng nián, zhídào shìqíng biàn dé gèngjiā wěndìng
疯狂的价格上涨
Fēngkuáng de jiàgé shàngzhǎng
这就是我们过去的储备的用途 zhè jiùshì wǒmen guòqù de chúbèi de yòngtú
Insane price increases
• yet this is not happening
疯狂的价格上涨 Fēngkuáng de jiàgé shàngzhǎng
• 但这并没有发生
dàn zhè bìng méiyǒu fāshēng
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