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hello, 你好, I am from Taiwan, just call me Louis, a graduate student of Tourism. If you are interested in learning my language(Chinese or Taiwanese), I would love to share it and learn other languages from you. 謝謝 :).
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  • Commented

    This is such a great advice for Chinese learners..

     

    Me either, I was always told that intonations of this language is the most difficult part, however, it is also the most important part for beginners. Once you concquer it, your speaking will be definitely improved soon ! 

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    April 10, 2014
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    both are have strong expressions, basically 好極了 is stronger than 太好了, but it still depends on how you express it verbally. and here are couple of words that you also can use: 1. 太讚了 2. 太棒了 3. 太屌了(informal way)
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    April 10, 2014
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    Once you can speak fluent Chinese, I think Taiwanese won't be a problem to you since Hokkien was come from the same root of Chinese language, so at best, you don't need to worry about the grammar. all you need to do is to practice its pronunciation.
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    April 9, 2014
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    臺灣的閩南語些許部分包含了日本語，再經由時代的長期下來的影響，似乎並不是如此完全的相同。

    個人經由和幾位泉州閩南人比對以及從youtube上中國播報的閩南語新聞，大約有六成、七成左右的詞彙可以理解。

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    April 9, 2014
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    The usage of 'in which'', ''from which'' or ''of which''.. can someone explain its usages? I tried to figure it out how to use when writing a complex sentence. it is really a bottleneck for me.. hope someone give a clear explanation and example. Thanks in advance.
    April 9, 2014
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    Let me give you another explanation from Taiwanese usage. When you simply say 幹嘛?. Usually, it is a informal way of replying to your family, friends or people you know very well. for instance, FRIEND: hey, are you there? YOU: yeah, 幹嘛?( in English may be ''anything wrong?'' ) However, when 幹嘛 is combined with a sentence like 「你在幹嘛?」, 幹嘛 would mean "doing" at this point.
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    April 9, 2014
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