Easy Mandarin 4 - Politics and election in Taiwan
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- Опубліковано 26 сер 2024
- Learn Mandarin with Easy Taiwanese Mandarin: In this episode Yu Ting is asking people aboutTaiwanese politics and the election in January 2016 (sorry the episode is being published a few months late!)
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Host of this episode: 郁庭 Yu Ting
Camera: 皓婷 Hao Ting
Edit: 從慈 Cong Cih
Translation: 強尼 Johnny
I'm really glad to see this video uploaded. It helps Taiwanese to share their own thoughts towards Taiwan with the world, making Taiwanese identity clear. Taiwan has already created their own way of living and they should be given the right to decide who they are. Chinese government and its people should understand one thing. Taiwan is not theirs but belongs to those who call Taiwan their homeland.
nice try bitch, bring political again in irrelevant video
Muztagata It‘s literally a video about politics lol
I can't believe I just found your channel, this Easy Taiwanese Mandarin series is amaziiiiing to hear how people truly talk in the street. I love that it's a video and we get to hear people's opinion. Thank you so much!
I'm extremely thankful that you take the time to put this both educational & meaningful context out there
Just started this series. Best episode so far in my opinion, because it goes beyond the basic speaking level and talks about more involved topics. This is a lot more useful to someone like me who is at a more intermediate level.
Yay! More videos please!
thank you so much for the encouragement
we will be doing our best to make more videos
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This is so fun and helpful, I love hearing these peoples' thoughts and being able to practice the expressions they use. 谢谢你！
Drinking game: a shot every time the guy in the blue coat says 比較 haha
(That old lady though, she's such a philosopher omg)
I love Chinese, but when I worked in at Disney World I learned from the people working there. It fun when you have someone that want to teach you, but still very heard languge.
加油啊 Easy Taiwanese Mandarin Team！非常之insightful geh videos。Sigh我都希望可以講到流利同有臺灣口音geh國語，真係好好聽。香港朋友致上
Gareth Lam why taiwanese speak mandarin so low
Gareth Lam 我覺得廣東話才難...真正努力學粵語
终于新视频了！不错！👍
對阿! 我們也很開心
by easy taiwanese mandarin team
In Brazil we can vote since 16 y o.
台灣 我愛你！！ yayy
我們也很愛你 臺灣
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Very authentic!!
Also would it be possible to put the transcript somewhere that people could access it? Maybe on the easy languages website?
Love this channel! Support!
Is it common for people in Taiwan to use certain English words instead of Chinese? Like the lady at 6:58 was saying "surprise" and "debate" in English. I've also seen this in other Easy Taiwanese Mandarin videos. Do people do this in everyday speech?
not tho lol
Not really daily, but we sometimes use, especially young people
Some people do that, but others (myself included) try not to😆
Fascinated by how Taiwanese pronounce "和" as “hen” instead of “he”.
Actually it's "han", and it's only pronounce this way when meaning "and". The pronunciation came from an old Beijing dialect and is subsequently lost in China.
It's "han4" in pinyin. I asked a mainlander about it once and he said they understand it, but it's considered old fashioned to pronounce it in that way.
Justin Yeh thanks that was quite helpful!
Thank a lot for the topic of this comment. I finally found and understand about pronunciations of 和 he han.
I also noticed they pronounce sh as s, and zh as z
7:49 I can't find the word gong1zhong4. The only thing that appears in my keyboar is this 公衆.
the man in denim jacket provides really good opinions
Love it! keep it up!
"This time I like none of them"
Me every election in my country
🤣
這集缺點應該是一直拍到手稿吧～～哈哈
一定要繼續加油！！！
very good i like to study chinese ,i am cambodian
I still cannot differentiate the tones :(
Yes the tones are really difficult
to compare with a lot different kind of language
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I didn't know they spoke Mandarin in Taiwan, interesting!
really!? what kind of education are you getting?
+Marcia Brady Hey, no need to be that rude.
A standard education in the states? We don't take many geography classes that are in depth, unless you go to a school that has more specialized classes for the Asia area of the world.
interesting. not trying to be rude or anything, just curious, what language would you guess the Taiwanese people speak then?
They were the "real" China until the 1970s, before all the countries began to recognize the Mainland China.
The last words of the video are not very optimistic. I hope to see the next Mandarin upload somewhat earlier.
I think she means next presidential election in 4 years, not next video.
Good job !
these places are all near my house!! missing home D-:
We are very happy to know about this :)
next time you might be able to see our team there again
i hope so! i'd love to see what topic you're filming about then :)
Taiwan is the best!
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Hello, is pronoun dropping really common in Taiwanese Mandarin?
It sure is! I am actually more surprised, that based on your comment pronoun dropping is rate in Maninland China? Many languages do this for efficiency. I suspect Taiwan may have gotten the influence from Japan, because Japanese pronoun drops as well.
Awesome！Democratic and free Taiwan.自由民主的台湾
（語言學習來說）太難了吧
比其他一般節目都難XD
真的很棒。拍攝得很好。關於簡體中文的影片也可以多做一些。畢竟世界各國學的中文是簡體中文。不過覺得很特別，如果臺灣是中國的一部分，其中一個省分，為何用的是繁體中文？難道是五十多年前，他們用舊的中文？沒有跟上中國的改革後改用簡體中文？還有一點，臺灣的繁體中文那麼難，怎麼還能保持這麼久？另外，臺灣的總統是不是也要每月或每年跟中國報告省分的近況？還有，臺灣是中國的省份的話，為何中國表現出要攻打臺灣的樣子？
Personally, you're too sensitive and political. This Video doesn't mention China and isn't related to China.
It's not necessary to produce an argument.
Yung Chun Chang 認真？
告訴你，
逃到台灣的中華民國政府為了讓別人覺得自己是真正的「中國」，
所以費盡心思保存、優越化「大中華」文化，
現在你看到的繁體字，北京話，
就是那個恐怖時代留下的產物，
原本土地上的原住民文化、日本文化，
都被這個高度優越感的「大中華」文化給吞沒了，
沒有說不好，畢竟我們可以說我們是世界上最「中華」的國家，
雖然我覺得很丟臉，但好像是個創傷後留下唯一比較有一點價值的東西，
為什麼中國要拿飛彈對我們喔？
因為自古以來那些住在中國大陸上的政權在這方面只要不是白癡就是瘋子，
每個朝代都想要一統天下，中華文化就是這樣，
永遠都在做這種事情，
征服其他文化，漢化他們，抹除他們的文化，
中華文化認為征服跟鄙視就是跟別的文化最好的相處方式，
他們仇日，反美，恨不得也想同化他們，
看看西藏，看看新疆，看看那些維吾爾人，看看外蒙古，看看香港，
他們都被幹掉了，而且幾乎沒有機會回復了，
回到你的問題，為什麼有這麼多飛彈會對著台灣，
因為西藏香港新疆都跟他們在同片陸地上，
我們格了一道海峽，飛彈會比較有效
Yung Chun Chang 還有，希望你能理解，
中國，是個抽象的概念，
基本上沒有這個東西，
你看到的，只是一個在那片充滿各式各樣民族文化土地上最會殺人抗爭的民族，
戰勝其他文化的一個漢人自稱的狂名而已，
是一個不健康的病態現象
...你是認真的問還是反串啊...
台灣在運作上跟一個獨立國家有95%的差不多了，除了國名混亂、國際地位尷尬，還有中華人民共和國一天到晚宣傳台灣是自己的一個省外。台灣跟中國（PRC）的相處方式其實除了民間人員流動和活絡的經濟交流外，實質上還是敵國（中國方的說法是「內戰中」）而且還算是世界上有名的火藥庫之一...雖然平常看起來挺和平、有時還是很劍拔弩張的，本質上還是敵人。就算不偏袒任何一方的說法，實際運作上台灣並「不附屬」於中國、所以沒有向中國報告這種事情。雖然現在的交流比較多，但本質上雙方還是缺乏互信，所以中國對台灣的溝通管道基本上就是利誘和恐嚇兩種交替使用、沒有垂直的管道，只是中國用盡一切文詞修飾想讓雙方交流看起來不是對等的而是上對下、至少中國是這樣告訴自己國內的人的，當然中國對世界各國也是這樣宣傳，各國的態度大致分為
1.只想做生意撈錢、中國市場比較大所以國際公開場合大致是接受中國說法的樣子、但在和台灣做生意時又大致上當成獨立國家對待，見人說人話見鬼說鬼話 ex東南亞等世界上大部分國家
2. 和1差不多只在乎利益，但台灣的獨立運作影響他們的利害/或是本身充斥自由派思想、感性上偏好實際上是個民主獨立政體的台灣，所以雖然差不多也是公開場合支持中國說法、但語氣會更曖昧（譬如說「認知到」中國說法或「充分尊重」），而在政治或軍事方面小心翼翼的以類國家規格和台灣交流or私底下內心就是把台灣看成國家ex歐盟等已開發國家，其中美國和日本跟台灣最利害相關、所以態度曖昧的也更嚴重，尤其美國基本上是明目張膽的賣台灣武器，美國國內台灣相關聯行政法律官方見解上是認為台灣是獨立國家、但是他們認為不大剌剌的在全世界範圍要求台灣被承認更符合現狀和美國利益，所以對中國的說法差不多是「不支持也不反對，我“尊重”你」，硬要分的話美國口頭上比較討好中國、但實質上基本是和中國對著幹
3. 毫不在乎自由或民主甚至人權， 需要中國的軍事/經濟支援，不管中國說什麼全盤照收、賣力跪舔，至於台灣實際上運作如何根本想都懶得想:台灣是什麼能給我好處嗎？ex.非洲拉美等中國撒幣友好國，差不多就是吸血吸最用力的，或是除開經濟外也真的和中國鐵的很的如巴基斯坦寮國柬埔寨
4. 接受台灣的經濟和其他援助、台灣版的吸血國，或長期和台灣有合作關係和交流、歷史種族（南島民族）與感情聯繫，或者只是沒那麼需要錢也暫時找不到什麼需要去棄台投中的， 台灣少的可憐的「邦交國」ex海地、帛流和梵蒂岡等
實質上台灣作為獨立國運作，和中國大陸上的政府已經分開六十年以上、從乙未割台到現在123年中和大陸處於同一個政府和法政體系下運作的只有4年，完全是獨立發展的生態了、繁體字當然保留的下來，中國是無法影響台灣內部施政的。他們倒是會試著用軍事恐嚇之類的方式來影響，不過目前成功的也只有「讓台灣人民不敢大張旗鼓的表示要成立明確的、和中國大陸涇渭分明的新國家」，其他時候中國數次嘗試用武力恐嚇來威脅台灣百姓不得投票給某些政黨、基本上都是反效果，你越恐嚇台灣人就越腦充血、越要跟你賭氣對槓...
Loç, she sou fa like t'he Girl in 我的少女
27秒あたり ”選択”のピンインちがうね。 zeがzhaiになっとる
hahahaha nice
Upakan mo niya Girl
小英終究是贏了
Is it really Mandarin?? It doesn't sound like Mandarin. Isn't it Taiwanese Hokkien?
This is Taiwan accent.
It's really Mandarin
Taiwanese Hokkien is usually spoken in some specific region in Taiwan
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Bro that's how Taiwanese accent sounds. Btw Taiwanese hokkien (or some may call it "Taiwanese" right away) is genarally spoken as a secondary language, while our official language is still legit Mandarin
Bill Kung Some Taiwanese people like me pronounce Sh (in Chinese pronouncing way , not 'sh' in English) doesn't roll the tongue. It sounds S. Paste "師"(shi) and "思"(si) on Google Translates to listen what different they are.
Taiwanese use Mandarin as official language. Hokkien is a Chinese dialect which includes Taiwanese. There are people in southern mainland China speak Hokkien. Hokkien in mainland and Taiwanese in Taiwan are a little different. Most Chinese dialects have same writing, a person only speak cantonese can understand writing of Mandarin but not in spoken form. Taiwanese Mandarin and Mainland Mandarin are like British English and American English. A native speaker of either should not have trouble communicate each other. There may be some phrases use different like 警察(police in taiwan) 公安( police in china). However, that's just like garbage and rubbish in American and UK. Traditional and simplified really doesn't make that much difference for natives beyond politics. There may be some characters like 業 to 业, 龍 to 龙, 聖 to 圣 taiwanese may not immediate identify if they never saw before. However, most sentences go from traditional to simplified usually are like 我吃飽了 to 我吃饱了。 Difference aren't really incomprehensible for people understand mandarin. Some simplified character like 體 to 体, 號 to 号, 學 to 学, 國 to 国 are even used by Taiwanese in writing due to its complexities and some Japanese influences. Japan ruled Taiwan 50 years before WWll ended. Japanese use around 2000 Chinese Characters they call Kanji. Some Chinese characters used by Japanese are simplified by Japanese, some are created by Japanese. When Mainland China simplified characters, many simplifications are made based on Chinese Calligraphy writing in different forms. However, some of them are taken from Japanese simplification.
我觉得这个平台挺好的呢……对学中文很有帮助因为能深入了解社会和生活.... 你好？吃了吗？ 😆😆😆这些话对现场或者日常生活根本没有用..... 要是想深了解一个文化的话学语言是个第一步😆😆😆
some of them seems to be the spoke person of the party hahaha especially the guy with light brown jacket
Great video, but I ask you once again, please make simplified Chinese subtitles too! You should not discriminate against people who study this version of Chinese, it's not going to make anyone's life worse, but it will provide an all-around better experience.
thank you so much for the information
we are now doing it in Simplified Chinese.
as an add on youtube video afterwards.
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EasyTaiwanese Chinese Thank you very much!
I like it too, but isn't there enough simplified already everywhere? Thank you for not adding degenerated simplified here!
Esa Peltola What one earth are you talking about? In what way are these characters degenerated, you elitist? I am learning Chinese to go to mainland, not Taiwan or Hong Kong, so I need the simplified characters! What's so bad about helping people like me by adding them?
Funny how you think everything has to go YOUR way. If you're so interested in learning simplied Chinese, you could either
1. ask politely for simplified Chinese, since that's an extra favor you're asking, or
2. find other materials in simplified characters on your own behalf.
How you assume every video not catering to your preference as an act of discrimination is simply pathetic.
Politics is so boring.
These videos are great, and remind me of my time in Taiwan!
I just started making videos to try and help people start learning Mandarin.
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I was 18 before, and I have to say that 18-year-olds make a lot of bad decisions.
taiwanese mandarin...明明就是一个省，处处和中国划清界限..笑死了，不过也挺可怜的
呵呵..那是,taiwan no.1嘛..不过建议你走出小岛到外面看看啦,亲爱的城市小资
然而,台湾即便是No.1也没什么卵用..
真正視野小得是你們中國人 被洗腦沒視野 這才叫可悲
1895 馬關條約後就廢省了
中國就是有你這種譏諷的人，台灣人才想離你們越遠越好XD