Personally, I love xiao-long-bao and bubble black tea. We have lots choices here in Taiwan, and everyone has his/her specific taste! And I would say we have the best GREEN TEA in the world! Here's some link of our famous comforting food. FYI :) 1. http://www.sassyhongkong.com/the-night-market-taiwanese-hong-kong-eat/ 2. http://gothamist.com/2015/06/07/20_quintessential_taiwanese_night_m.php

(1) 台湾有许多流浪狗 (2) 谁来喂流浪狗? 流浪狗怎么获取食物及水? (3) 认养流浪狗安全吗?

1. "take this shredded meat and roll it into a meatball' 把绞好的肉馅揉成肉丸子 2. "Take the minced meat, roll in into meatballs, then roll it through the breadcrumbs and fry it." 把绞好的肉馅揉成肉丸子，再裹上一层面包屑(渣)，然后放进油锅里炸熟。

「用筷子夹花生豆」means "using chopsticks to pick up peanuts" literally. Sometimes you can say it to express "it's hard to do sth.". 筷子=chopsticks 夹=pick up 花生豆=peanut

You could say 幾「隻」魚or 幾「條」魚 to express "a few fish". And if you are interested in measure words for quantity in chinese, here's a useful website for you to follow: http://sharengan2002.blogspot.tw/2012/05/1-104.html If you need more practice for Chinese, I could prepare for you in my class! Looking forwards to having Chinese lessons with you :)

Hello, I am a Chinese native speaker from Taiwan. We use "真的假的 (Zhen de jia de)" while feeling surprised. For example, after your friend told you that he had snake soup last night, you can say "真的假的" to express your surprise. Another example is "屁啦(pi la)" to react to someone's over-exaggerated story. It means like "No way" in English. If you are interested in learning daily conversation or cool slang, I have special classes to teach you! Looking forward to teaching you Chinese :)

死了有點太過直接，通常會用「去世」或「走了」等委婉的方式來說。例如：張老先生上個月去世了，或張老先生上個月走了。 當你在喪禮上遇見死者的家屬，你可以說「節哀順變」來安慰他們。