The cards floating with the words are super helpful! Sometimes I get lost by those unknown words and is really cool see them appear in the right moment. They keep me interested in the dialogue and I don't even have to use the cc. Fantastic! 😁🙌🏻
Really love this idea of videos only in Chinese! And your voice is so nice to listen to~~ and it‘s so useful that the more difficult words’ translations show up :)
@@GraceMandarinChinese Super helpful! 謝謝！Also, the information about the QR code tickets - I need to get myself a receipt app! Would you recommend one? Usually I'm just travelling for work, so don't need to use the garbage trucks, but the music they play is quite funny to me and I was confused what the noise was the first time I arrived in Taiwan. I like how in the 7-11 you can ask them to microwave your food for you (or add hot water to noodles! So convenient and something I'm not used to in the UK!
Really appreciate all the pop ups for the terms! Must have taken a lot of work, but this is great for those who want to make flashcards out of these terms!
This type of video is an excellent study material, and the pop-up cards are an award-winning idea. Would love if you did more videos like this talking about different topics, thank you!!
Have you ever lived in Taiwan and experienced something fun or noticed any cultural differences? Share your experiences with us in the comments below 💛
I love this type of video in Chinese with popups. I hope you had a chance to experience 7-11 in the US when you were there. It's much more interesting and convenient in Taiwan. Also, I think Taiwanese expressions like 真的假的 and 我跟你講 are funny and interesting.
我去年去台灣住了半年學華語並旅行。我覺得是我一生最喜歡的經驗！這樣的視頻非常有用和方便練習聽力，覺得會幫助中級的學生進步很多！我好期待下一集！ I was told that in Taiwan it is polite to pay for things by giving cash with both hands. It's a really nice gesture of etiquette that I found people appreciated from a foreign visitor.
This is great content. Easy to consume but hard enough to learn things. This kind of upper intermediate level is hard to come by. The word bubbles are done really nicely too.
Our family moved back to Taipei when I was in elementary school and at first I thought the trash trucks were ice cream trucks. I wanted ice cream but got trash instead! They play the same darn jingle!
I ran into this problem the first I went to Taiwan, we followed the jingle trying to find the ice cream truck and we're greatly disappointed but also highly amused
I enjoy watching this video. I am studying Mandarin in Taiwan for almost 9 months. Now immediate high level. This video verified how much I have learned, while I was here from A2 level to B2 level. Also discover the same differences that you mention here.
thank you so much for videos like this! some chinese teaching channels do not teach about culture and it can cause cultural misunderstanding. i really appreciate learning about taiwan culture too. most channels have mandatory English subtitles in the video, with no option to turn off. for me it makes the video too easy because it does not practice my listening. i appreciate your closed captions because now people can use it if they need it or turn it off.
I enjoyed watching your video, Grace !You asked how some things are regulated in other countries. Well, in Germany we also have garbage trucks, but we don't wait for these trucks, we have garbage cans at every house. The days for collecting the garbage are fixed and you have to put the garbage can by the roadside in the morning, where the workers empty it into the bin lorry. The special thing here, however, is that we have different colored garbage cans for different types of waste. There is organic waste (brown garbage can), recycling waste (yellow garbage can), paper waste (blue garbage can) and residual waste (black garbage can). This is very time-consuming and expensive, but is intended to reduce waste.
Omg as an ABC whose trying to improve my mandarin this is so helpful! And it also helped me learn about Taiwan things! I've only visited once so I definitely knew about the 7-11's but the other elements were new to me. I added a few vocob words like língshí to my google translate too!
I am from Japan. I love watching your videos. I have been to Taiwan many times. Also, I have flown with EVA Airways 94 times. However, I have not visited Taiwan since I went there in March 2020. I want to visit Taipei and eat fried rice at 松江市場. 那邊的培根蛋炒飯極度好吃。
This is such a great format! The effort that was put in this video is massive. I love this content as I can practice my listening skills and also learn more interesting things about Taiwan! Been living here for almost 2 years now and I still find new and amusing things as I learned in this video now. Thank you, teacher Grace!
As someone who is currently in Taiwan to learn mandarin, I thought your video was such a good opportunity for practicing my listening skills as well as learning new useful, everyday vocab (thank you so much for adding those vocab cards on the screen btw, that was esp helpful)!! I hope you can make more videos like this in the future:))
been in Taiwan for months and been learning Mandarin ever since and I'm so happy that I can already understand what you were saying while following the traditional Chinese subtitle. Hope you can make more videos while speaking Chinese, it really helps a lot with 聽力
I love this video sm with speaking in Chinese the whole time! It’s the perfect level for me and the Flashcards are great. Pls continue the series :))❤️ thanks for your hard work!
Now it makes sense to me why my Taiwanese parents sometimes take out their trash last minute in the United States. I didn't think it could be a cultural reason haha!
I really like this style of videos!! It's so useful to learn new words and get a better understanding of the language while learning something interesting too
Thank you Grace 老師 this new format is so much better. It works for both beginners and intermediate students. As an upper intermediate learner it’s quite hard to find the right listening materials sometimes as a lot of teachers cater to beginners and they speak too much English. Especially if I want to listen to more Taiwanese accent/words. I only found out about the 發票 recently when I went to Taiwan, we gave away our receipts. Also regarding the 飲料店 we also noticed that there are many restaurants who don’t offer drinks so I guess it’s quite handy to be able to buy drinks nearby, even though it’s not healthy but a lot of people here also often drink soft drinks/soda so …. I guess it’s the same everywhere.
I absolutely loved the format of this video!! I love the pop ups that show what vocabulary you are using with both Taiwanese and Chinese Madarin, it was super helpful! It was also wonderful getting to know more about Taiwanese culture! Thanks for putting so much time and effort into this!! 💖
This is amazing im taiwanese american and since i live with my spouse now i feel my mandarin slipping away 😅 theres also more modern words esp to do with the internet that i never really learned
I really enjoyed this video, the editing was really helpful! I lived in Taiwan for a year and experienced most of these, except I didn't know about 乖乖, that was interesting to learn
thank you for making this, i hope it becomes a regular series! getting the listening practice in an interesting cultural subject is very engaging and motivating, 谢谢！
Absolutely loved this video. There's not enough content out there about the beautiful and unique culture of Taiwan! Also great listening practice. Thank you. ❤
I think it depends. If you’re busy with studies or meeting deadlines, it’s convenient to just leave your garbage outside for pickup. But when you’re not busy, then Taiwan’s style looks more enjoyable. I think it also keeps the streets cleaner. Cities in the States often have garbage bags left on the sidewalks, which is less sanitary. Socializing with neighbors would be fun, but I think the sound and look of the truck add to the experience too. The music can brighten your mood and the trucks look prettier than the ones in the States. They’re also yellow, the color most associated with happiness. If the US implemented something similar, it would feel weird to socialize next to our plain, ugly garbage trucks😂 I would definitely need nicer trucks with music haha. Anyway, I think “Chat in Chinese” would make an excellent video series! I’m sure there are plenty of interesting topics to discuss and it’s a great way to teach vocabulary on different topics.
yeah i didn't know about that fapiao thing until i went to taiwan recently and my taiwanese friend told me about it, at first i gave her all my receipts which according to her was a pain in the S but after awhile she just sent me her barcode and it made everything easier lol.
I really really liked this video! It was interesting and informative, it was great listening practice, and it had the word cards. I feel like this format also helps bring out your personality more than other videos which was cool to see! It felt like a chat well done Grace! I hope this video gets a lot more views!!
Thank you for your kind words! I had a lot of fun making it, but I know it's rather hard to get many views with this type of video. However, the warm feedback from all of you really encourages me to keep going! 🥰
You're so welcome! I think it's cool that you've found a way to support yourself doing something you enjoy and find fulfilling while helping others. Isn't that what we all want in life?@GraceMandarinChinese
Where I live in Australia we don't get garbage collection at all (and have to pay for the tip!! What are we even paying rates for?) so having to wait on the curb for a garbage truck would actually be a massive improvement lol
In my country, Brazil (or at least in my city), we just need to leave the trash outside and the garbage truck workers get them. Doesn't even need to be at the exact time the truck comes. We can leave it outside earlier.
Hi Grace.. the garbage truck thing is really something. When I first came to Taipei and heard of its sound from afar, I thought it was some ice cream selling uncle 😆 In Indonesia there are some ice cream sellers who sells ice cream while playing music. Later, I learned that I had to be home before 8 pm if I didn't want to miss the truck 😁
Many years ago, in Taiwan , I heard what I thought was the sweet melody of an ice cream truck, so I raced down from the top of my apartment building, and then outside scanning everywhere for the mysterious, unseen ice cream truck before finally realizing that the charming sound was actually coming from a garbage truck, lol.
I love this video! Please make more (where you only speak Mandarin). Thank you teacher! I think Taiwan's garbage culture is great, and I wish we had the same system in America. Most Americans don't know their neighbors!
The funniest thing about the garbage truck is that that exact same type of music is what ice cream trucks play in my country. All of the disappointed 外國人 😂😂😂
Observation: people in Taiwan seem more willing to stand in line for a long time for things! I have difficulty reconciling how given how busy people are and the average incomes people have, people can afford the time and money to do many things in Taiwan. 1:18 I think the receipt lottery idea is a great idea and would help countries keep businesses more honest about reporting revenue for taxes. 3:07 7-eleven definitely provides many more services in Taiwan! I wish the ones in the US had more financial and mail services. 4:37 Have more people in Taiwan been carrying around larger insulated water containers such as Yeti and Stanley-branded tumblers? Would be great to always have ice cold beverages on the go, and avoid the health issues and cost! of buying so much milk tea 5:30 I never noticed this! Do people do the opposite and put a 不乖 where they don't like someone? 6:19 Definitely more convenient to not have to bring garbage to the garbage truck! Unless things have changed, don't people need to buy special garbage bags too? More convenient to have garbage trucks pick things up at your house or building, though I could see how people bringing out garbage could save the town money, decrease outdoor pests that eat trash, and motivate people to generate less garbage.
Hi Grace - could you confirm that at 3:49, where you put "Chinese Mandarin", this is the more common usage in China? For example, "photocopy" is commonly said as fu4 yin4 in China and ying3 yin4 in Taiwan, is that correct?
Many Americans homeowners get charged a monthly trash fee based on how big their trash cans are. I’m not sure how the trash companies could track and appropriately charge fees if the homeowners all come at once to throw away trash.
This video was awesome listening practice! 🤓👏 谢谢Grace老师 When I lived in Beijing, the garbage trucks in my neighborhood played Christmas music all year long😅 I made a few videos about my experience with culture shock in China (ruclips.net/video/9Mue1JWMPUc/видео.html) mostly, my experiences in Beijing, but then some things I noticed also while traveling around China. Unfortunately, I have yet to visit Taiwan, but when I do go, I will buy some guai-guai 😋
The cards floating with the words are super helpful!
Sometimes I get lost by those unknown words and is really cool see them appear in the right moment.
They keep me interested in the dialogue and I don't even have to use the cc.
Fantastic! 😁🙌🏻
Really love this idea of videos only in Chinese! And your voice is so nice to listen to~~ and it‘s so useful that the more difficult words’ translations show up :)
Yay! It took me some time to add all those words on the screen, so I'm so happy to know it's helpful for you! 🥰
@@GraceMandarinChinese Super helpful! 謝謝！Also, the information about the QR code tickets - I need to get myself a receipt app! Would you recommend one? Usually I'm just travelling for work, so don't need to use the garbage trucks, but the music they play is quite funny to me and I was confused what the noise was the first time I arrived in Taiwan. I like how in the 7-11 you can ask them to microwave your food for you (or add hot water to noodles! So convenient and something I'm not used to in the UK!
Really appreciate all the pop ups for the terms! Must have taken a lot of work, but this is great for those who want to make flashcards out of these terms!
I appreciate the fact that this video is completely in Mandarin because as learners our brains have to get used to continual talking in Mandarin
那为什么你用了英语写你的评论啊？
This type of video is an excellent study material, and the pop-up cards are an award-winning idea. Would love if you did more videos like this talking about different topics, thank you!!
Yay, glad you liked it! ☺ and thank you for the suggestion!
我好喜欢您的口音老师，真可爱台湾女生的口音！！🎉 我以前也组过在台湾一年，全部您说的是有的。。就是很特别的台湾的习惯❤
我住在台灣8年。回國了之後一直想念台灣的便利商店。在7-11 什麼都能做、買高鐵票、收到包裹、寄東西、影印 什麼的。很方便！還有哪裡都有便利店！ 😊
Have you ever lived in Taiwan and experienced something fun or noticed any cultural differences? Share your experiences with us in the comments below 💛
我一次去過台灣旅行。對我來說，最大的文化差異應該是台灣人特別友好！我非常想再去一次
I love this type of video in Chinese with popups. I hope you had a chance to experience 7-11 in the US when you were there. It's much more interesting and convenient in Taiwan. Also, I think Taiwanese expressions like 真的假的 and 我跟你講 are funny and interesting.
Can you give WeChat no
我去年去台灣住了半年學華語並旅行。我覺得是我一生最喜歡的經驗！這樣的視頻非常有用和方便練習聽力，覺得會幫助中級的學生進步很多！我好期待下一集！
I was told that in Taiwan it is polite to pay for things by giving cash with both hands. It's a really nice gesture of etiquette that I found people appreciated from a foreign visitor.
我喜欢这个类型的视频！
这个视频让我练习我听力还是学习台湾人的习惯
Can't wait you making more this kind of videos! 继续加油喔
This is great content. Easy to consume but hard enough to learn things. This kind of upper intermediate level is hard to come by. The word bubbles are done really nicely too.
Our family moved back to Taipei when I was in elementary school and at first I thought the trash trucks were ice cream trucks. I wanted ice cream but got trash instead! They play the same darn jingle!
I ran into this problem the first I went to Taiwan, we followed the jingle trying to find the ice cream truck and we're greatly disappointed but also highly amused
Wow I didn't know they play the same music 🤣
would love to see more videos like this on our channel!!!! thank you for also making traditional and simplified chinese subtitles ❤🔥
I enjoy watching this video. I am studying Mandarin in Taiwan for almost 9 months. Now immediate high level. This video verified how much I have learned, while I was here from A2 level to B2 level. Also discover the same differences that you mention here.
thank you so much for videos like this!
some chinese teaching channels do not teach about culture and it can cause cultural misunderstanding. i really appreciate learning about taiwan culture too.
most channels have mandatory English subtitles in the video, with no option to turn off. for me it makes the video too easy because it does not practice my listening. i appreciate your closed captions because now people can use it if they need it or turn it off.
Yes agreed 100%
Thank you for your feedback! ✨ I'll keep it up ;)
希望妳多錄這種節目，很會幫我多聽中文，謝謝
I enjoyed watching your video, Grace !You asked how some things are regulated in other countries. Well, in Germany we also have garbage trucks, but we don't wait for these trucks, we have garbage cans at every house. The days for collecting the garbage are fixed and you have to put the garbage can by the roadside in the morning, where the workers empty it into the bin lorry.
The special thing here, however, is that we have different colored garbage cans for different types of waste. There is organic waste (brown garbage can), recycling waste (yellow garbage can), paper waste (blue garbage can) and residual waste (black garbage can). This is very time-consuming and expensive, but is intended to reduce waste.
Omg as an ABC whose trying to improve my mandarin this is so helpful! And it also helped me learn about Taiwan things! I've only visited once so I definitely knew about the 7-11's but the other elements were new to me. I added a few vocob words like língshí to my google translate too!
I am from Japan. I love watching your videos. I have been to Taiwan many times. Also, I have flown with EVA Airways 94 times. However, I have not visited Taiwan since I went there in March 2020. I want to visit Taipei and eat fried rice at 松江市場. 那邊的培根蛋炒飯極度好吃。
This is such a great format! The effort that was put in this video is massive. I love this content as I can practice my listening skills and also learn more interesting things about Taiwan! Been living here for almost 2 years now and I still find new and amusing things as I learned in this video now. Thank you, teacher Grace!
As someone who is currently in Taiwan to learn mandarin, I thought your video was such a good opportunity for practicing my listening skills as well as learning new useful, everyday vocab (thank you so much for adding those vocab cards on the screen btw, that was esp helpful)!! I hope you can make more videos like this in the future:))
Just love this video. It’s refreshing and interesting.
我一段时间住在台湾，所以很想念这些情况，我看这个视频两次 ha ha😂
请你多一点做类似的视频吧。 很喜欢你的声音和视频。
been in Taiwan for months and been learning Mandarin ever since and I'm so happy that I can already understand what you were saying while following the traditional Chinese subtitle. Hope you can make more videos while speaking Chinese, it really helps a lot with 聽力
Thank you, I love this concept it's perfect to listen to someone talk Chinese and get more exposure to both language and country specific terminology
大家好我是賽福，我從印度來的。我第一次來台灣，我在台灣住了六個月了。現在念書在師大師範大學，我沒想到這裡的老師教中文教得那麼好。輕輕鬆鬆的。我告訴大家，要是你打算學中文你一定來台灣。因為這裡的太客氣了。
我去！我真的相信這個視頻是你頻道中最厲害之一。你用的自然語氣、中文和英文字幕，詞彙卡，簡直讓它為完美的聽力練習材料。你肯定為它用了大量的時間和精力，所以非常感謝你，希望你後來還能製作類似的視頻 😁
謝謝你！我會的！😉
喜歡這個類型的影片，因為覺得可以練習聽力。希望你能發作更多相似的影片喔！
I love this video sm with speaking in Chinese the whole time! It’s the perfect level for me and the Flashcards are great. Pls continue the series :))❤️ thanks for your hard work!
去年我從美國搬家到台灣，沒想到路邊常常沒有人行道。去年我覺得有點危險，但現在我大部分已經習慣了。
我喜歡這個影片，覺得幫助我更好地聽懂中文
Perfect format for learning ❤ You speak normally, but we can slow down if needed and adding flotaing tips for uncommon/interesting words is 💯💥
Now it makes sense to me why my Taiwanese parents sometimes take out their trash last minute in the United States. I didn't think it could be a cultural reason haha!
😂😂Old habits die hard
我住在加拿大，這樣定時丟垃圾太麻煩了！我們是前一天晚上要把垃圾桶拉到馬路邊然後第二天垃圾車就回來，但通常在我們上班時。在家等垃圾車怎麼生活那！
Thank you for the effort you put into this video. The pop-up boxes are very helpful!
Thank you, I really love this kind of video with a lot of vocabulary and getting to know some taiwanese specialties 😊
我鎮喜歡這樣的視頻！你說得很容易理解，而且這個在角的翻譯很有用
🥰🥰
I really like this style of videos!! It's so useful to learn new words and get a better understanding of the language while learning something interesting too
This was a great video format, I'd love more fully Chinese videos with the vocabulary popups!
我第一次不用英文字幕看Grace老師的影片，竟然差不多都聽得懂😭❤️
希望你以後能做更多這類型說中文和加上pop-up vocab的影片🥰 很感謝Grace老師的努力！
Thank you Grace 老師 this new format is so much better. It works for both beginners and intermediate students. As an upper intermediate learner it’s quite hard to find the right listening materials sometimes as a lot of teachers cater to beginners and they speak too much English. Especially if I want to listen to more Taiwanese accent/words. I only found out about the 發票 recently when I went to Taiwan, we gave away our receipts. Also regarding the 飲料店 we also noticed that there are many restaurants who don’t offer drinks so I guess it’s quite handy to be able to buy drinks nearby, even though it’s not healthy but a lot of people here also often drink soft drinks/soda so …. I guess it’s the same everywhere.
This is fantastic, a really good way of practicing listening skills and improving vocabulary. Love this kind of video!
I'm American living in Taiwan these 16 years so far. I enjoyed this video!
VIRGO POWER!
just one hour ago I saw the guai guai snack and after seeing the video, I got it. thank you so much, your videos are really help full
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Haha I hope you like it 😆
As a taiwanese who left taiwan at a really young age, this is seriously helping me improve my vocab
謝謝Grace老師分享 ～ 您的頻道棒了我很多 喜歡～ 支持 🤠
讚爆！支持妳拍更多全中文的影片提高大家的聽力❤
Really nice format, I wouldn't mind more of it :D Thank you for the all the work! :)
Loved this! I actually watched it multiple times. More of these please, it’s super helpful to hear new vocab words in everyday language/context
I absolutely loved the format of this video!! I love the pop ups that show what vocabulary you are using with both Taiwanese and Chinese Madarin, it was super helpful! It was also wonderful getting to know more about Taiwanese culture! Thanks for putting so much time and effort into this!! 💖
Love your all mandarin videos with the vocabulary highlighted and CC! Thank you so much! ❤
This is amazing im taiwanese american and since i live with my spouse now i feel my mandarin slipping away 😅 theres also more modern words esp to do with the internet that i never really learned
嗨，很棒的影片：）雖然住了台灣十年但乖乖那個零食我都沒吃過哈哈，也沒發現這個習慣。真想念台灣，希望將來有機會再回去，下次見喔!
哈哈太可惜了！下次回來可以吃吃看！😉
I really enjoyed this video, the editing was really helpful! I lived in Taiwan for a year and experienced most of these, except I didn't know about 乖乖, that was interesting to learn
thank you for making this, i hope it becomes a regular series! getting the listening practice in an interesting cultural subject is very engaging and motivating, 谢谢！
我非常愛國語、感謝分享。
this video was FANTSATIC
Absolutely loved this video. There's not enough content out there about the beautiful and unique culture of Taiwan! Also great listening practice. Thank you. ❤
This video format is fantastic. Please do more of them!
I love love love this kind of video! 感谢老师！
I think it depends. If you’re busy with studies or meeting deadlines, it’s convenient to just leave your garbage outside for pickup. But when you’re not busy, then Taiwan’s style looks more enjoyable. I think it also keeps the streets cleaner. Cities in the States often have garbage bags left on the sidewalks, which is less sanitary.
Socializing with neighbors would be fun, but I think the sound and look of the truck add to the experience too. The music can brighten your mood and the trucks look prettier than the ones in the States. They’re also yellow, the color most associated with happiness. If the US implemented something similar, it would feel weird to socialize next to our plain, ugly garbage trucks😂 I would definitely need nicer trucks with music haha.
Anyway, I think “Chat in Chinese” would make an excellent video series! I’m sure there are plenty of interesting topics to discuss and it’s a great way to teach vocabulary on different topics.
去年我在台灣住了五個月。非常想念跟朋友去買波霸奶茶。我希望你可以做更多說中文的這類影片。謝謝，老師😊😊
好的 😉 有空再回來台灣玩哦～
我們就需要這種影片來繼續學習中文！！ 快再做一片！
哈哈哈很高興你喜歡！
我們三月剛剛去台灣旅行，從北到南很好玩！
我比起美國注意到一些文化差異。一個是在台灣好像大部分的學校都是按性別分開的。另一個是在台灣幾乎半個人都騎小機車！台灣是機車天堂！我同意台灣的便利店滿好的。我個人也喜歡台灣的豆漿餐館，但注意早起的鳥有蟲吃 ～ 太晚到需要排好久隊！好像台灣本身有點南北的文化差異。我注意到台灣南部大部分的人都以台語為主要的語言。還有很多：茶店，咖啡工作室，國家公園，溫泉，夜市， 都值得一去！
哈哈那你看到的學校應該是一些高中（不過也有很多高中是男女混校）
對！台灣機車真的超多的😂
謝謝你細心的介紹！
@@GraceMandarinChinese LOL，可能台灣的男女分開學校其實沒有那麼多。我們在美國幾乎沒有，所以對美國人來說，它們比較引人注意！🙂 反正，我很喜歡這些全說中文的影片！真是更上一層樓.
yeah i didn't know about that fapiao thing until i went to taiwan recently and my taiwanese friend told me about it, at first i gave her all my receipts which according to her was a pain in the S but after awhile she just sent me her barcode and it made everything easier lol.
😂😂
我希望未來會有更多類似的影片！！
Cool, great editing! The popups are really helpful!
Love this video format - it's amazing practice!
I really really liked this video! It was interesting and informative, it was great listening practice, and it had the word cards. I feel like this format also helps bring out your personality more than other videos which was cool to see! It felt like a chat well done Grace!
I hope this video gets a lot more views!!
Thank you for your kind words! I had a lot of fun making it, but I know it's rather hard to get many views with this type of video. However, the warm feedback from all of you really encourages me to keep going! 🥰
You're so welcome!
I think it's cool that you've found a way to support yourself doing something you enjoy and find fulfilling while helping others. Isn't that what we all want in life?@GraceMandarinChinese
我在学中文，这些内容我觉得很有趣，谢谢你的分享
可以做更多關於台灣的影片，全中文的影片是真的很讚❤
Where I live in Australia we don't get garbage collection at all (and have to pay for the tip!! What are we even paying rates for?) so having to wait on the curb for a garbage truck would actually be a massive improvement lol
台灣的垃圾車確實是一件讓外國人很問號的事情。它播的音樂和美國的冰淇淋車一樣哈哈
恩立！！好久不見哈哈 希望你在台灣過得很開心😆
In my country, Brazil (or at least in my city), we just need to leave the trash outside and the garbage truck workers get them. Doesn't even need to be at the exact time the truck comes. We can leave it outside earlier.
老师我很喜欢您这些类型的内容，因为我快去台湾留学了所以我想知道更多台湾那边的文化，谢谢老师。
Hi Grace.. the garbage truck thing is really something. When I first came to Taipei and heard of its sound from afar, I thought it was some ice cream selling uncle 😆 In Indonesia there are some ice cream sellers who sells ice cream while playing music. Later, I learned that I had to be home before 8 pm if I didn't want to miss the truck 😁
You should make more pf this videos
Many years ago, in Taiwan , I heard what I thought was the sweet melody of an ice cream truck, so I raced down from the top of my apartment building, and then outside scanning everywhere for the mysterious, unseen ice cream truck before finally realizing that the charming sound was actually coming from a garbage truck, lol.
谢谢！非常好用。
還有全家、全聯等店有自己的“音樂”
I love this video! Please make more (where you only speak Mandarin). Thank you teacher! I think Taiwan's garbage culture is great, and I wish we had the same system in America. Most Americans don't know their neighbors!
Thank you for your feedback! 💗
之前有去過台灣，發現那邊的捷運文化根我居住的國家有點不一樣
乘坐自动扶梯的時候是站在右手邊的，而且博愛位都是留著給需要的人使用
在我居住的這裏，博愛位都有人在坐不過還是有些小小的禮讓給需要的人坐。
我覺得垃圾的方式還蠻有趣的，不過唯一麻煩的是要在自定的時間倒垃圾
如果錯過了時間那不是要等要隔天了吧？
謝謝你的分享！我滿好奇現在是不是很多大城市搭手扶梯都要站在右邊？
但我沒想到博愛座的文化也有這樣的差異，最近台灣也發生了一些博愛座的爭議😅
對，有時候你那個時間剛好有事就沒辦法倒垃圾了😂
但一週有四到五天都有垃圾車，所以不會造成太大的困擾～
有些城市如大阪，澳洲，紐西蘭，馬來西亞，新加坡都採用左立右行的。
不過有些時候會覺得是左右站立 😂
The funniest thing about the garbage truck is that that exact same type of music is what ice cream trucks play in my country. All of the disappointed 外國人 😂😂😂
BEAUTFIULLL
很高興這麼快又見到老師的影片而且內容是那麼豐富.但是生字很多有一些同學可能跟不上,也可以製作pdf讓乖乖的同學印下來慢慢學.
哈哈謝謝 Joseph! 我最近要忙我的畢業論文所以下一支影片可能要久一點才會上了🥺
謝謝你的建議！等我畢業以後，我應該就有比較多時間多做一些學習的資源了😉
乖乖的同學們會好好的等老師和祝老師一切順利. 加油！
我第一次來台灣的時候 聽到垃圾車的聲音我以為這個是可以買冰淇淋的車
😂😂我不知道原來在美國賣冰淇淋的車也是播這個音樂
12月去台灣，一天喝兩杯（珍珠奶茶或拿鐵），胖了十公斤！😂
🤣🤣
哈哈哈哈難得來台灣，多喝一點可以的🤣
I like this type of content :)
我是埃及人， 很喜欢看你的内容，我真很喜欢台湾的文化，其实就是我对跟台湾有关的每个事情很有兴趣，但是我太不懂的是，为什么中国人（大陆人） 讨厌台湾这么高的程度！！
謝謝你！政治的問題有點複雜🥹 希望大家都和平相處～（谢谢你！政治的问题有点复杂🥹 希望大家都和平相处）
Love Taiwanese
給妳點讚哦！
我觉得台湾用垃圾车的方法有些没想过的好处。 例如，跟你一样说，可以跟邻居互相交流，跟邻居聊天还有打招呼。 我想这事可以对人们之间更和谐，互相帮助，各种各样的种族可能做朋友！
Observation: people in Taiwan seem more willing to stand in line for a long time for things! I have difficulty reconciling how given how busy people are and the average incomes people have, people can afford the time and money to do many things in Taiwan.
1:18 I think the receipt lottery idea is a great idea and would help countries keep businesses more honest about reporting revenue for taxes.
3:07 7-eleven definitely provides many more services in Taiwan! I wish the ones in the US had more financial and mail services.
4:37 Have more people in Taiwan been carrying around larger insulated water containers such as Yeti and Stanley-branded tumblers? Would be great to always have ice cold beverages on the go, and avoid the health issues and cost! of buying so much milk tea
5:30 I never noticed this! Do people do the opposite and put a 不乖 where they don't like someone?
6:19 Definitely more convenient to not have to bring garbage to the garbage truck! Unless things have changed, don't people need to buy special garbage bags too? More convenient to have garbage trucks pick things up at your house or building, though I could see how people bringing out garbage could save the town money, decrease outdoor pests that eat trash, and motivate people to generate less garbage.
Hi Grace - could you confirm that at 3:49, where you put "Chinese Mandarin", this is the more common usage in China? For example, "photocopy" is commonly said as fu4 yin4 in China and ying3 yin4 in Taiwan, is that correct?
Yes! That’s correct! ☺️
Many Americans homeowners get charged a monthly trash fee based on how big their trash cans are. I’m not sure how the trash companies could track and appropriately charge fees if the homeowners all come at once to throw away trash.
怎麼沒有錄podcast
Love from Pakistan
? I'm french and I'm very happy to use money and not always my smartphone, for paying I spending enough time on my phone
我都叫回單
This video was awesome listening practice! 🤓👏 谢谢Grace老师
When I lived in Beijing, the garbage trucks in my neighborhood played Christmas music all year long😅 I made a few videos about my experience with culture shock in China (ruclips.net/video/9Mue1JWMPUc/видео.html) mostly, my experiences in Beijing, but then some things I noticed also while traveling around China.
Unfortunately, I have yet to visit Taiwan, but when I do go, I will buy some guai-guai 😋
🇲🇴🇨🇳🇲🇳🇭🇰 = 🇹🇼🇹🇼🇹🇼🇹🇼 People Republic of 🐉China🐉
我住在比利时的时候，我觉得倒垃圾很麻烦。隔日需要倒垃圾，因为每天垃圾车过拾到不过一种垃圾，比如星期一来拾到塑料废物，星期三有机废弃物等。问题是如果你倒错种垃圾，比如星期一倒有机废弃物，不但垃圾工拾不到垃圾，而且你被罚款。是每种垃圾需要在对颜色的袋里放着，塑料废或者金属物是蓝色的，有机废弃物是橙色的等。如果你在错颜色的袋里一种垃圾，不但拾不到垃圾，而且你被罚款。别的问题是有时候垃圾车没过，所以在走到上放着很多垃圾袋。
怎麼都沒有中文留言
我不喜欢等，所以我不喜欢那个