Speak like a Taiwanese | Use Particles 嗎ma/啦la/呢ne/嘛ma ( Speaking Practice )

[@AngelAngel-lg3bk]

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[@MandarinWithMissLin]

這次你認可了 🧎‍♀️

[@maricel4401]

I love your teaching method.... 😍😍😍😍😍thank you so much😘😘😘😘😘

[@MandarinWithMissLin]

謝謝😊Glad it helps! Do not hesitate to share with other learners

[@maricel4401]

@@MandarinWithMissLin because of you..😍😍. im inspired to practice writing chinese..😇😇😇. especially this coming chinese new year... i have a plenty time to learn and watch your videos😊😊😊

[@tiffanybackup3389]

Always love your videos! 多谢 ！

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[@jessesoto6150]

YES!! ~ this is what I was looking for! Thank you ! ! !

[@MandarinWithMissLin]

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[@hunnybunny5474]

Thank you so much for this video, Teacher Lin! This clarifies so many things! 感恩感恩 !

[@MandarinWithMissLin]

😊💗也謝謝你！加油加油💪

[@dyleduja]

Thanks you teacher

[@ValleyData]

谢谢哦

[@ayeh]

Is the transcript of this video on your patreon? I wasn't able to find it by searching the title of the video. Any chance you could link to the right page?

[@MandarinWithMissLin]

在這裡😊 www.patreon.com/posts/38294387 謝謝！

[@claudiaramonda9645]

超喜歡這影片喔！😍 謝謝林老師！

[@vinl3499]

Great clip, Miss Lin! I've heard some of these expression words from the Chinese friends around me. Now, I understand and know how to use them. I will try and surprise them. Hihi...👍

[@iridescentlytey4933]

I was wondering the difference between the two 嗎 and 嘛！謝謝老師

[@kafkaesk3052]

我的天哪！为啥你的視頻那麼精彩呢？ 谢谢林老師喔！我非常高興。

[@MandarinWithMissLin]

謝謝你😊💗好开心

[@minhquinguyen4974]

非常感謝您林老師!

[@MandarinWithMissLin]

不客氣喔😁

[@okaeritadaima4451]

This is what I wanted to know... ahh I feel much better. You explained so well! 谢谢 老师！

[@MandarinWithMissLin]

不會😊謝謝

[@TheMaymia33]

我竟然認真的準備點開每一支影片 ＸＤＤ

[@MandarinWithMissLin]

😂

[@shielamariemoneda5579]

Thank you so much it's really help 😊

[@MandarinWithMissLin]

glad to hear that 謝謝😊 Do not hesitate to share with other learners ❤️

[@TheFiestyhick]

I learned good stuff.

[@Li.Siyuan]

Are these specific to Taiwan or can they be understood in, say, Singapore or the mainland?

[@cdnsilverdaddy]

Great channel.. looking for a Taiwanese Mandarin specific channel resource

[@MandarinWithMissLin]

I’ll keep it up then會繼續加油的💗

[@cdnsilverdaddy]

@@MandarinWithMissLin a way to bond with my in-laws I love LOL

[@voticiano]

Hi Miss Lin, at minute 8:40 ta shi shei ne, the english translation at the bottom says how is she?? But you explained who is she? Just thought you might wanna check it out.

[@MandarinWithMissLin]

My bad! It should be who is she:) 謝謝你thanks for spotting that

[@doublecheese7134]

好好看喔

[@saffronyoutubeshorts]

哇哦！今天是圣诞节吗？您给我们这部新的影片啊…我很感谢 (￣∇￣)！

[@MandarinWithMissLin]

你也太可爱了！ 哈哈 谢谢：）

[@yuzuboy]

I noticed at 5:14 you have the Yakuza collection! Have you played 7 yet?? (Also great video your stuff is a lot of help and very appreciated keep up the good work!)

[@MandarinWithMissLin]

不客氣喔 也謝謝你😊 Do not hesitate to share with other learners ❤️

[@janzeze6912]

11:55 as someone who's learning chinese but also know french and english I think this "exlplaine" (correct would be "explain" was written by a french person :D

[@Emma-qh8vj]

連我都想學中文了，有些微妙的用字聽你講才發現！！哈哈

[@MandarinWithMissLin]

😍子～

[@Ationgtw]

林老師真屌喔！Lihó, góakiò ia̍p tiong chèng! 我學習中文十多年了，有時候我還需要複習一下，讓中文更起色喔。很感謝您的影片，因為現在我的中文愈來愈成為「台」方式喔。

[@MandarinWithMissLin]

哇 Najee 你講話已經很「台」了 ！👍是有很多台灣朋友嗎？好厲害喔

[@jg-rq6bs]

love this !!!! please post more taiwanese videos !!!😍

[@MandarinWithMissLin]

好喔！會的！：）Will post more for you

[@jzaibkhan7864]

can I use it after thank you 谢谢啦 (what will it mean after a complement?). Will it mean "Thank you, I'm surprised" without being weird?

[@MandarinWithMissLin]

It sounds VERT CAUSAL and kind of in a rush:)

[@jzaibkhan7864]

@@MandarinWithMissLin 谢谢! 我喜欢你的微笑. Stay blessed:)

[@Ling-LingShih]

You are a good teacher. I also teach Chinese (ling-lingchinese.com) and I was originally from Taiwan as well. I enjoy watching your videos. Many interesting Chinese language topics! I do want to warn the English speakers' learners that overuse of particles such as 嘛，哦，啦，etc. may make a woman sound too girlish and a man sound too feminine. To be honest, I personally can't stand girls talking with so many particles as seen in many Taiwanese TV dramas. Too girlish sounding to me.

[@5anjuro]

In Singapore they use these particles excessively, even in English ))

[@user-wjf]

2:35的國字與注音符號有一些差距喔!

[@AbAb-mm3og]

'liked'. Thank you for the video. Laoshi, at 8:40 and 11:40 there is a typo. *How --> Who* 14:40 to --> for I appreciate knowing the appropriate use of 'ne', especially when asking a teacher.👍

[@MandarinWithMissLin]

好！

[@michaelpetty8867]

Jealous type, lol. JK (Ta Shi Shei!?)

[@JohnMcCreery]

怎麼壽命這個晶片？說「表達情緒」好，還是說 「表示情緒」好？

[@JohnMcCreery]

對不起老師。不是「壽命」應該是 「說明。

[@MandarinWithMissLin]

「表達」比較好喔😊

[@doublecheese7134]

為什麼你的觀看次數那麼少，我一直看欸哈哈哈

[@nicholascrook7525]

Subscribed!

[@MandarinWithMissLin]

🥰

[@sweetestgirl3380]

I also hear them say "eh" when they want to convince you to agree with their opinion

[@warantayaunkam8087]

Waiting for this ❤

[@MandarinWithMissLin]

😁嘿嘿

[@johnmorgan233]

One should write an essay or make a video on "Sa jiao". I think it was difficult for me to understand as a westerner and while some Taiwan girls think it is cute, I get the sense it reinforces submissive roles of females in society.

[@MandarinWithMissLin]

It definitely worth mentioning... there is no direct translation huh? How would you translate that? 🤓 actually I’d like to know more about all learners’ difficulties, would you mind sharing with me here? docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLScz_VyYO3WZyJ6oLz7KU9ywA4OVgulg_tVt_lyi6ioeUA9whw/viewform 感謝 🙏

[@johnmorgan233]

@@MandarinWithMissLin I struggle with a translation. Pouting is the non-verbal equivalent. A note on your survey: users can see all the emails left by others if they click "see previous responses". I suggest you hide this page to protect our privacy. Thanks.

[@MandarinWithMissLin]

Pouting 🙏 great suggestion it’s done I’ve changed it

[@jordandavis6709]

Interesting differences indeed. In China at least, while there’s a technical aspect to these particles, however it’s not really that in depth. It’s more just depending on the region. In 東北 they use a lot of 呀 for many things. No one really things about the endings too much that is.

[@jiayou11]

xie xie laoshi 💜

[@paradox.95]

xie xie ni lao shi 💙

[@MandarinWithMissLin]

不客氣💗😊

[@lamabuddha496]

吗， 你看到林老师了吗？ 你不知道吗？ 你确定吗？ 啦， 走了！一起去吃饭。 来啦。 卖给我啦。 他是谁啦？ 不要一直看电视啦！ 好啦！ 快回家啦！ 不要管我啦！ 我不是学生啦！ 过马路小心点啦！ 你来啦！ 换发型啦！ 呢， 她是谁呢？ 怎么会这样呢？ 为什么答案是A呢？ 你想去山上还是海边呢？ 啊， 你为什么不早讲啊？ 他是谁啊？ 电影票买完了啊 对啊！ 你看起来心情不好！ 因为没有网路没办法工作啊！ 我不想去啊！ 嘛， 来嘛 他是谁嘛！

[@bertwesler1100]

Don't forget not to make your men sound like women...