I watched this video while eating by myself at home
@sounhuman3 ай бұрын
Waiting for someone who knows your English sarcasm?
@sandyhsieh20193 ай бұрын
😂
@米達麥亞3 ай бұрын
你這集好好笑 一點也不內向 我想說這部影片 你嗑了甚麼 給我也來一份🤣🤣🤣
@劉婷婷-h7f3 ай бұрын
Prozzie don’t forget the traffic is also kinda a joke in where you are come from -“ Ontario “. ( especially in the recent years, Toronto traffic is absolutely madness). Not even mentioning I only learned about drinking and drive is totally legal in Ontario as long as you are under one standard drink (12oz of 5% beer or 5oz of 12% wine or 1oz of 40% liquor )🍹 pre hours ( I mean I kinda like it 😅)and you also can make a right turn at red light,. For a Taiwanese is mind blowing about entire province trying to do a wrong thing.
@funnyguyo75953 ай бұрын
我現在也像個自閉兒,獨立自煮😅
@Yoyo-rl4vw3 ай бұрын
Prozzie真是傑出的body language 專家👍👍👍
@et42213 ай бұрын
看完這手語介紹 我都噴飯了 呵呵~(QwQ)
@greatbc88853 ай бұрын
Please, "No sorry I'm working and I can't drink a beer right now" is a common reply even in Canada, America or anywhere basically. The Icecream one is a good example though. People in Taiwan don't normally get jokes. I mean, you know how intense they are every day at work. And the recycling one is wrong either. It is regulated in Canada also.
@陳盈廷-v4b3 ай бұрын
哥倆好 祝福你們在台灣越來越好,平安
@陳學儒-f8i3 ай бұрын
兩位變得好正面,好有笑容。😊
@neilstichbury56103 ай бұрын
You should really do a video clarifying things like slander, swearing at people, shouting at people in public because there is some confusion and people get in trouble. I would definitely watch that for sure.
@NgooChengInn3 ай бұрын
Some people don't think a fan or a clock is a bad gift because they may sound like bad things in Chinese but not in Taiwanese. The culture was brought to Taiwan when the ROC government came to the island.
@蔡延雲3 ай бұрын
希望兩人在臺灣順心順利 圓滿幸福❤️
@JoeBergy1223 ай бұрын
There's a lot of laws about nature in Taiwan that won't be immediately obvious to foreigners/westerners depending on where they're from: collecting driftwood, tossing compost food scraps/peels, hiking on certain local trails without a permit, and swimming basically anywhere, might in fact be illegal. I've technically "broken the law" by hiking repeatedly on mountains in Fuxing District, Taoyuan, because they fall into a 自然保留區, and could have been fined up to 30,000nt. But when I meet and ask local hikers on the trail, no one has ever said they bother applying for a permit.
@Prozzie3 ай бұрын
You went hiking? Straight to jail
@yhsung12013 ай бұрын
@@Prozzie I am sure you are being sarcastic here :)
@SL168672 ай бұрын
@@Prozzie You're very unfunny
@jlpcpr3 ай бұрын
Excellent way to keep people through the Ad.
@joshuayang03313 ай бұрын
practically you can jay walk here, but you just need to pay attention to the traffic for your own safety, so jay walk normally only happens at some streets and alleys, you wouldn't want to go like through a road more than two lanes cause remember, Taiwanese drivers do not care about speed limits and tend to try to rush through in the last second, even if the light turned green, the best advise is to wait about two or three seconds before you cross the road or your fate relies on your prediction and sight
@djmaciiiii3 ай бұрын
Own a car in Taiwan, and I have figured out that if there are laws for diving nobody on the island follows them. This is why you can't drive faster than bumper car speeds. Meanwhile in Germany I can drive 150 mph safely.
Blue council owned van and truck drivers live by their own rules! I've driven onto a freeway (motorway for us Brits) and only then realized I was supposed to be on a scooter and not sat in my car! As I drove up the ramp I realized that being unable to read the sign saying no cars and being waved at by the scooter riders - the dread set in and a NTD$600 fine came in the post!
@ianyo3 ай бұрын
Prozzie did a great job on body language 😂 ! It is so interesting about this topic. From your view to see what we get used to. Legal or illegal that is a question! We still have a long way to make the law more reasonable. But for the custom, it is part of culture. Might take a long time to change!
Ha ha, Prozzie hand language make me LOL... the topic is so interesting, like it
@mwdfinch763 ай бұрын
Nose pick at 11:47. Check it out. That's a red for me but a full green in TW.
@chiang_paul3 ай бұрын
謝謝你們二位的分享與介紹❤讚啦👍
@briancampbell55343 ай бұрын
Is jaywalking a non-Taipei matter? I don’t see people jaywalking here. In fact, many wait 60+ seconds just to cross a dinky-donk one lane street. Maybe it is my Boston showing as I would jaywalk constantly there so I am desensitized. Perhaps 1 or 2 jaywalkers in a city is memorable to non-Boston people. It could also be my Vietnam experiences… We know in Vietnam going full matrix crossing streets is a right of passage. Hey, I’m walking here!
Dunno what you’re talking about. PDA is definitely not red, probably yellow makes more sense. Not full on make out sessions but a lingering kiss on the lips or something like that is totally fine. Couples snuggling on park benches is common too.
Please someone answer 😫 How are you two sitting outside without getting attacked by mosquitos?? I have a mosquito bite allergy and am genuinely afraid of this problem with Taiwan.
@teierayui29 күн бұрын
You can buy mosquito repellent or bug spary at 711 or other stores. Also try to avoid the forest.
@tengu3 ай бұрын
Sarcasm absolutely exists in Taiwan. My Taiwanese friends are some of the most sarcastically funny and trash-talking a-holes to hang out with. The perceived lack of sarcasm perhaps has more to do with situational and generational factors. Old folks generally will not understand sarcasm, nor will the average convenience store clerk, who's probably some part-time hs kid that's sleepwalking through his shift.... he's too busy mindlessly ringing you up, processing your electric bill payment, and microwaving meals for the 3 previous customers to be cognizant of your dry humor.
@yfllll3 ай бұрын
I feel like you should always fight for the bill but sometimes it’s obvious you should lose the fight for the bill. And if it’s against your own family there will be snatching of money and bills from each other hands and hiding money in each other cars to pay the bill. For the shoes definitely take off, but the host usually should have extra indoor slippers for the guests to wear and offer it. Taiwan is too dusty not to wear indoor slippers especially if it’s an older home
Personally if they get hit jaywalking in Taiwan I just laugh at him. My blonde self somehow managed not to get hit in Taiwanese traffic and I use a cane. But them old people just literally walk right when the light turns red even though the light was green for 30 seconds for them to go. Then when you try to tell him in Chinese to get out the way because the car is coming they just smile at you because they here foreigners speaking Chinese.
@chiaohongcheng3 ай бұрын
If you want, i can actually show you my jaywalking ticket It does exist