Speaking ONLY in Chinese at 春水堂 Restaurant in Taipei 🇹🇼 Taiwanese Accent! BOOST Your Listening

[@MandarinWithMissLin]

FREE Taiwanese Mandarin Fluency workshop ➡ mandarinwithmisslin.ck.page/21f18d824d I've started blogging! www.taiwanesemandarinwithmisslin.com/languagecultureblog❤ Any questions? Video topic suggestions? Let me know👇

[@Meher_Pal]

I am thankful and happy to learn chinese from a taiwanese as I am half german and taiwanese and dont want to lose my taiwanese sound 😂❤. 謝謝

[@guang-wen]

Listening practice like this is exactly what I’ve been needing

[@MandarinWithMissLin]

謝謝!

[@Itsmesel412]

I agree. Please more vids Miss Lin🙏

[@darma-p3p]

Good real-life spoken Chinese, with all the restaurant background noise too! 👍👍👍

[@lengeschder]

Last time I visited Taiwan, it was challenging for me to keep up with staff when ordering food, so this is very helpful. Thank you!

[@MandarinWithMissLin]

Glad it helps! 下次去台灣的時候再試試看🤗 謝謝！

[@stephaniechung6521]

影片做得好棒！ 立刻介紹給我學生看！！

[@MandarinWithMissLin]

謝謝涼子 🇯🇵 日文字幕あり 🙏

[@jennynjlouw]

I cannot even begin to tell you how helpful this type of video is. Thank you!

[@MandarinWithMissLin]

Thank you too!

[@bluessoul1286]

Im in 台北臺灣 right now! I love Taiwanese people. ㄅㄆㄇㄈ!

[@TeerapipatPhatrat]

這樣的影片很有幫助。我可以輕鬆地練習中文，再說這樣的學習其實天天可以用的中文。但是真的讓我很想到台灣了。 想看下一個了喔 😆 。

[@Jane-ju2pm]

Hi teachers I’m coming taiwan from 6 of March and 17th of April will leave taiwan. This topic very helpful for me. Thank you teachers ❤

[@nattirapp]

I love this! Speaking only in Chinese and restaurant settings are really useful for practising listening and learning frequently used restaurant conversations. The staff speak too fast for me and I can't understand without the subtitles.

[@MandarinWithMissLin]

謝謝 Glad it helps! That’s why I made this video:) what others real-life conversation are you interested in?

[@nattirapp]

@@MandarinWithMissLin I now live in Taiwan and have problem understanding and having conversations at restaurants and shops on a daily basis. I'd be interested in conversation series of different types of restaurants, tea shops, bakery shops and convenient stores. :)

[@philho.youtube]

This is the Mandarin I am comfortable with! Thank you and now I need to practice!

[@lowellaho4517]

I found you teacher lin,I believe I can learn more here.

[@aldrickespen6863]

@ 5:03 when you say no ice, no sweetness (去冰无糖), that is very useful; remove ice , no sugar. Thanks.

[@athedge4333]

Thank you for such a helpful video 🥰🥰

[@MandarinWithMissLin]

謝謝!

[@SmokyBarret]

Really liked this episode

[@julietteintaipei]

So good thank you! I'm moving to Taipei in a few weeks so i need to increase my listening!! That restaurant looks great!

[@charlottesnowdon-searle3145]

Very helpful and fun. Also, I loved that you got your mum to add in some Taiwanese. I'd love to learn Taiwanese and Hukkanese, but I need to improve my Mandarin first. Haha

[@yudhaesap]

Thank you. This video is great as a customer. I’m curious what basic mandarin needed if we’re working as either dishwasher, cook helper, or waiter/waitress. Thank you

[@nilavilaregala]

I think it will expensive, but when you pay it ,only 630nt so affordable,, im ofw from Philippines btw,, learning speak Chinese ,, your videos very helpful

[@keddamohammedbachir6809]

Thanks a lot, its very helpful keep it up plz

[@MusicWithWW]

很想去台灣哦！已經3年沒坐飛機了，一直都在澳洲😭😭

[@Karl-going-solo]

Nice video❤ I love this.

[@bashirmasih3771]

你好老师晚上好再见

[@GreginLA18]

I like your blogs. Thank you very much. I learned a lot. I have been to that restaurant before. I miss it. I usually would order these noodles with some kind stuff the top maybe it was the mushrooms I don’t know. It was vegetarian I think and also wo luo bo gao the radish, cakes Yeah, the drinks are definitely good 😊 . Looking forward to seeing more of these blogs. I like the one at the breeze center. I highly recommend this place the dim sum is good, and the tea very strong. Good service too. DIM DIM SUM Breeze Taipei Station Restaurant. Oh, and if you have room for dessert, I recommend the one with custard filled buns, and the buns look like a pig

[@MandarinWithMissLin]

Sure;) How can forget those bustard filled buns! 超好吃的🫣🤤

[@sansancheri3299]

你好，很喜欢你做的视频，请问这个餐厅是在哪里？ 我以前一段时间在台湾，但是没吃过😂 希望我有机会试一试那边的珍珠奶茶。 请你不断做这样的视频，我学习很多。 谢谢你

[@右法米]

I hope you add the pinyin as well

[@stephenchao1385]

I understand and can speak fluently its just i still struggle reading some words on the menu in chinese 🥹

[@heanjie]

好可爱啊！你和你妈妈一起去吃饭。

[@tsubasatsubasa106]

As a Singaporean Chinese, I can understand most of it. about 95%. But the 葷 的 really got it to me. Do Taiwanese say 葷 when referring to a meat diet?

[@MandarinWithMissLin]

Hi! 葷 referring food that is non vegetarian, usually contains with meat:)

[@jessesoto6150]

Amituofo 🙏

[@Rolando_Cueva]

Namo Buddhaya

[@tanguygirard4887]

thanks for the video and the discovery, surprising to see you need to pay before getting served If you read this, would you be so kind as to translate that sentence ("surprising to see...") into mandarin? I am having trouble doing it ...

[@yummixchannel]

Ni hao ma, this word i learned from you, much better if your subtitle not in a chinese character so that we can easily understand

[@adamhernandez7914]

indeed bit expensive, especially 100 ntd milk tea😱😱

[@SoulOctavius]

I would like to learn Taiwanese. But I don't know how find good learning resources to improve my listening skills. Since most is the new Chinese and not traditional Chinese. My understanding of Chinese grew a lot when I focused on traditional Chinese. Where do I need to go or what do i need to buy?

[@salut730]

Practical Audio VIsual Chinese is really good

[@SoulOctavius]

@@salut730 ok I'll give it a try. Anything else work? Like what books should I buy to learn the alphabet and stuff?

[@MandarinWithMissLin]

Here is my podcast and I hope it can help you with your listening mandarinwithmisslin.buzzsprout.com/ My blog www.taiwanesemandarinwithmisslin.com/

[@gzintheair]

下一站鼎泰丰

[@icyboy771z]

This is not fast speaking. Generally i find taiwanese tend to speak more polite and slowly.

[@MarkMiller304]

I thought you were Taiwanese? Why do you speak Chinese?

[@freemanol]

Austrians speak german. The swiss speaks french, german and italian. Canadians speak english, not canadian. Why are you surprised?

[@MarkMiller304]

@@freemanol because they wish they were Japanese