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UC Berkeley Taiwanese De-Cal

Some audio files from their student-run tutorial on it that'll give you some vocab at least

Props for trying to learn this language. Not too many people speak it anymore and it's a very hard language . . . for example Taiwanese has eight tones to Mandarin's five and there are lots of weird nasal consonants. Good luck!

Any other ATers out there fluent in Taiwanese?
 
Originally posted by: timcheng00
UC Berkeley Taiwanese De-Cal

Some audio files from their student-run tutorial on it that'll give you some vocab at least

Props for trying to learn this language. Not too many people speak it anymore and it's a very hard language . . . for example Taiwanese has eight tones to Mandarin's five and there are lots of weird nasal consonants. Good luck!

Any other ATers out there fluent in Taiwanese?
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me! although i havn't taken that decal, i've heard goodt things about it. Ask away, and I should be able to translate to Taiwanese. Overall, this language is extremely widespread in Taiwan, and you'd be hardpressed to find anyone incapable of speaking both Taiwanese and Mandarin.

wa shi daiwan lang!
 
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