What Are Typical Taiwanese People Like? | Easy Mandarin 56
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Especially good video thank you. It’s nice to hear Mandarin but also to learn about the culture and geography.
Glad to hear this and thank you for your support! 💙💚🩵
Thank you!
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Interesting!!!
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有趣的問題
原先也一開始以為大概 當地出身 算是台人
但實際上 對台有足夠認識 並且認同 即可作為台人 反觀ㄧ些即使在台生活 心繫敵方
期待頻道月作越好 發揚台視國與
Taiwanese people like to say 对对对。It's quite a distinctive feature amongst Chinese speaking Asians from my observation. Lol
Hahaha 對對對！😆
why does mainland china mandarin sound so alien and harsh but taiwan mandarin sounds a lot smoother???????
tongue ...and .habits
當然台灣臭豆腐👍👍
很好吃 😋
@@EasyMandarin 對啊非常好吃
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Why did “Taiwanese” disappear from “Easy Taiwanese Mandarin”? Are you guys being sensored?
Because then there will be something like Easy American English, Easy Australian English, Easy British English, Easy Irish English.....
@@alextyy it’s not the same thing
They probably just wanted to be more inclusive?
@@anakinskywalker3777 It is, but you know you're more persuasive since you don't speak the language but I do haha.
You can learn about the history of Taiwan. There are aborigines and Han people in Taiwan, but most of them are Han people. The Han people are also divided into different ethnic groups, such as the Hokkien people and the Hakka people. Among them are people from other provinces and people from this province. Most people from this province are more supportive of Taiwan’s independence. The concept is that they came to Taiwan 100 or 200 years ago during the Qing Dynasty or even earlier before the establishment of the Republic of China. They were ruled by the Dutch, Portuguese, and Japanese, and some of their blood was mixed with the Taiwanese aborigines (Pingpu ethnic group), so they self-identify as Taiwanese. However, Japan was defeated in World War II, and the Kuomintang of the Republic of China came to Taiwan. People from other provinces, that is, many self-identified as Chinese. They oppressed Taiwanese. We must speak Chinese and are not allowed to speak Taiwanese, so Traditional Chinese has become our national language. , had this not happened, our main languages might have been Taiwanese and Japanese.
I found it quite difficult to follow! :(
There’s a setting on UA-cam that maybe you could try to slow down the speed to practice it :)
Like learning English, you have to learn lots of accents. Slow it down to 0.75, and watch over and over until understand it. That's what I do.
also use the subtitles, i use the hanzi, but if you can't read that, read the pinyin
be safe and don't come to taiwan