Taiwanese language

I was born in the US and, like many second generation Taiwanese-Americans, I grew up speaking first Taiwanese (台語), and then English at home. I recall visiting Taiwan as a child and people finding …

This writing is traditional Mandarin Chinese writing, which is the official language of Taiwan. Even though Mandarin Chinese is the official language of Taiwan, the Taiwanese dialect called Taiwan Hokkien is often spoken in Taiwan. Since Taiwan Hokkien is a spoken language, there is not true writing for Taiwan Hokkien. You can see that Mandarin Chinese writing is very different from Arabic writing because Mandarin Chinese does not have letters, but Arabic does.

Details of Zhuyin fuhao / Bopomofo, the phonetic script used to show the pronunciation of Chinese characters in Taiwan.

In this article, we have curated a list of the five best Instagram accounts to follow if you want to learn Mandarin Chinese from Taiwan. From language tips and vocabulary to cultural insights and daily conversation, these accounts offer a diverse range of content to help you on your language learning journey. #Chinese #Taiwan #Taiwanese #LearnChinese

Taiwan is home to a rich linguistic landscape. As a result of its complex history and diverse ethnic makeup, Taiwan boasts a multitude of languages spoken by its inhabitants. While Mandarin Chinese is the most widely spoken language on the island, there are several other languages that hold significance in Taiwanese society. In this article, we will explore the languages spoken in Taiwan, shedding light on their origins, usage, and cultural importance. #Taiwan #Taiwanese #Languages

Languages used at home in Taiwan by Yoxem #map #taiwan

For anyone traveling to or living in China/Taiwan. This cheat sheet literally changes everything.

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