Taiwanese Mandarin vs Chinese Mandarin Are There Any Differences? | Easy Mandarin 96

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[@mfinchina__117]

My first two teachers were from Taiwan. They taught us "做买卖“ for "do business" and "铺子“ for store. When I first moved to the Mainland, I was like, "商业？What's that?" Other people were so confused when I used the word 铺子. It took me a while to learn and switch over to 商店.

[@zishenliang]

They are just the same languages but the accent of them is different. Just like British English and American English.

[@hejksbwvxjajvfuxuwhevixnqvdjx]

。。。。。。你讲的也不是标准普通话啊

[@cjkim2147]

I learned Mandarin from a teacher from Beijing, but shortly after, I was exposed to TV shows from Taiwan. My Mandarin became a little mixed, and my Mandarin teacher would often tell me that I'm using a word from Taiwan.

[@alext3760]

I feel like Taiwanese sounds are a bit stronger and heavier based on this video. It's like strong black coffee (Taiwanese) vs lighter version (Mandarin) - this is just for the sake of comparison in terms of the sound, no offense.

[@errol2701]

其实潜意识在语言里很好区分，凡讲中国和台湾的，和凡讲中国大陆/大陆和台湾的，大家都懂差别，各自不揭穿或装糊涂罢了

[@yrewb4171]

What is the name of Congci's channel?

[@ReneMongeau1]

I have my grammar and vocabulary in Chinese, so my Mandarin is perfect with myself. The main issue is I do the same thing in all languages.

[@maiqueashworth]

非常感谢你做的这些！ 这非常有帮助并且非常有趣。非常感謝你做的這些！ 這非常有幫助並且非常有趣。

[@keigoyu1975]

浙江人表示平时都说番茄炒鸡蛋😂

[@mirab3542]

謝謝，很有意思的視頻！

[@patrykgorczynski419]

谢谢，很有趣的。

[@kirkginoabolafia3650]

This was fun to watch! Although I've been learning mainland mandarin these past few years, I hope to visit Taiwan soon and talk with them and apply my knowledge :) I just hope they're nice to me and can understand at least some of my words 😅

[@jssmedialangs]

I love your voices! 好听啊！

[@letrung18]

謝謝，很有意思的視頻

[@magdolnavida2717]

That was cool, waiting for the next video! (Interesting thing : I learn Mandarin and write simplified characters while learning in a Taiwanese school 😂)

[@paulcowderoy6403]

Excellent for advanced students' listening practice! Thank you very much. Too often on UA-cam it is beginners' or lower intermediate Chinese. Thanks from Sydney, Australia

[@kanokwan8672]

謝謝。很棒！

[@Joyful_Mandarin_Story]

This is so cool to learn even though I’m a native Taiwanese speaker.❤love it!

[@syona]

Sorry but 感觉在听两位台湾人士对话，虽然词汇有所不同，但音调都很台。