What's Your Profession? | Easy Taiwanese Mandarin 19

[@fernandod.2024]

Please keeping making these!! They are so incredibly helpful in practicing Taiwanese Mandarin. Thank you so much 😊

[@easytaiwanesemandarin7070]

we will keep trying! Thanks!

[@yiyiseven3975]

there is no such thing like“taiwanese mandarin”，its just Mandarin

[@chaunguyen2239]

@@yiyiseven3975 there're also no such things as american english/british english/australian english/indian english/singapore chinglish, they're all just English.

[@yiyiseven3975]

@@chaunguyen2239 when we talk about Chinese or Mandarin we all know that we are from China or we have roots from China ,thanks to Qin Shihuang unified Chinese script in 213 BC. but when it comes to english,dude,i just dont know where your roots are.these are two different languages,and you should stop pretending that they are the same.Chinese is Chinese, we have Cantonese and Mandarin，and others are all dialects.It is not difficult to respect history and the way how Chinese treat our own language before you learn it ,right?

[@yiyiseven3975]

@@chaunguyen2239 i have never seen other province of China like taiwan claim that this is “province Mandarin”,isnt it funny,like Minnesota english.

[@Dasistwunderbar928]

Some tips for understanding Taiwanese mandarin pronunciation: 1. shi often becomes something similar to si; chi > ci(tsi); zhi > zi(dsi) (basically just pronounce everything more with the front part of your mouth) 2. r > l so you'll often hear ren2 (people) pronounced as len2 3. a lot of abbreviated sounds for example: zhe4 yang4 > jiang4; bu2 yao4 > byao 4 4. omitted consonants: da4 jia1 > da4 a1; hao3 xiang4 > hao3 iang4; y in the middle of a word sounds often like it is omitted such as mei2 you3 > mei2 ou3 or xiang3 yao4 > xiang3 ao4 (of course it is not completely omitted but pronounced very quickly and lightly) (not necessarily 100% correct, just concluded from my personal speech as a Taiwanese :)

[@gabrielmendez4349]

Thanks!

[@DEKAYOGA1208]

I love this channel! so cool!

[@easytaiwanesemandarin7070]

Thanks!

[@joaomarcelo4597]

Me too, even though I don't speak cantonese. I use the subtitles to improving my English.

[@joaomarcelo4597]

I use the subtitles to improving my english

[@chaunguyen2239]

respect

[@thuyetdinh9350]

谢谢🙏。

[@chaunguyen2239]

Fast speech pattern: yinwei - (n")wei / dongxi - dong"s / ziji. - ji ziji. de - jie / hao.xiang - hao. / xiang.yao - xi"ao - xiang. ao you.mei"you. - moan/moi/mo / suo.yi. - suo. / xianzai - xi"ian xi.huan - xuan. - xi. uan

[@chaunguyen2239]

@@happyclamguy25 yeah i couldn't understand either so i made this for other

[@DungNguyen-du6xx]

很好

[@easytaiwanesemandarin7070]

謝謝!

[@koji7939]

謝謝你的影片！　我想回答這個問題，但我不能。我需要學習更多。

[@taiquangong9912]

What is the difference between mandarin in china than mandarin in taiwan?

[@JamesWongLife]

The same as American and British English.

[@sleepsmartsmashstress8705]

mandarin in taiwan is traditional spoken faster smarter and by hotter shorter girls

[@wanderleyalves7136]

It's fantastic!!! Thanks 👍🏿👍

[@yoloq5537]

if you say mainland mandarin，people may not know where are you exactly from，but to the taiwan accent，it can be highly distinguished.

[@sleepsmartsmashstress8705]

@@yoloq5537 Islanders are highly distinguished globally Isolation = uniqueness / contamination free See Blue Zones

[@ikramali6333]

Hi

[@helorobino]

The Easy Mandarin videos are great but could you speak a little slower in the intro

[@davidmccormick2957]

There is a speed option on right hand side on most of them on the dots

[@djbslectures]

Xiè xie!

[@easytaiwanesemandarin7070]

不客氣！

[@mitonaarea5856]

Ofc the white guy is a "teacher"😂😂

[@taiquangong9912]

Wo hen hao le

[@Austrian1991]

Is there a way to get the transcript? I'd like to read the Chinese subtitles in like a PDF or Google Docs. And another question: Are there any plans on Easy Taiwanese (Tâi-gí)?

[@chaunguyen2239]

you can download the video, screenshot every sentence, write down the sentences yourself/use character recognition program to extract the written docs.

[@u-tone1997]

You can just use Google translate (on phone), take a photo and let the app recognize the characters, then copy them down

[@halzoun6195]

you could download and use subrip to extract

[@obiwan88]

得寸進尺。

[@alphagaming1006]

Birthdycake sister🎂🎂🎊🎊🎊🍕

[@shokujinki]

Ahul ahul ahul

[@JamesLintonwriter]

It would have been nice if you focused more on the Western teacher who spoke Mandarin