To see is to believe. There is an old saying in Chinese, "to travel 10,000 km is better than to read 10,000 books." I guess it is always good to experience, learn, admire and feel different culture and custom in person. This would broaden a person's mind and enjoy the beauty in life.
I haven't been living abroad anywhere near as long as you but most definitely can relate to the recycling! It was a shock to actually see how less "regular" trash I went through when I separated everything from plastics, glass, paper, etc. Reusable bags and hand towels are so convenient to have with you too! Google translate is a life saver lol
Yay!!! New Jenn video :) I thought this was an really interesting video; I always enjoy hearing your thoughts about things and learning more about Japan/Taiwan :) Enjoyed as always!!! Xo Ambie
Hope crashing your camera's image stabilization software from across the room is truly impressive. I'll echo @Ambie's comment about enjoying hearing your thoughts on things directly. Comparing with Japan and even Canada will help many understand Taiwan's unique aspects armed with those perspectives as well. Watching you travel, solo or with friends, is always nice because we see these places too, but listening to you describe your experiences first-hand lets us better understand the challenges you face, and the benefits this lifestyle is bringing your way.
32!!!??? No~~~~~~~ 23 is Jenn’s actual age!!! Again n again you being here in Taiwan with such objective, sensitive and responsible viewpoints is really really our blessing.... (Sweat without makeups could be good for your skin~ True bio process of detox n natural moisturization.❤️❤️ Been to L.A. for over 10yrs it’s dry air n beautiful sunshine just made my skin as dry as the dessert in Grand Canyon~~😎😎)
Kudos to you for all your solo travel. It took a bad family trip when I was 37 before I realized I was better off travel by myself if there was somewhere I really wanted to go. LOL! It's very liberating to know you can take off whenever you're ready to travel because you're not waiting on anyone.
I'm the opposite!!! moved to Canada from Taiwan around 10 years ago. I would say regarding the aspect of recycling in Canada, from what I know, it is improving! no more plastic straws and only paper straws are allowed (drinking bubble tea with a paper straw is cool, haha). 😂 I used to be a part of a recycling club for a local high school and it was awful to see some kids didn't bother to do recycling here in Canada but it is slowly improving!!!
I mean I have never lived in Japan or Taiwan, but I am currently living in Danmark as a Greenlander. It’s not my first time in Danmark, but I feel like I am a completely different person in Danmark compared to Greenland. I could explain it for several days probably because the changes are just so intense. I miss some things here that I had in Greenland, especially certain people and food, and in Greenland I miss certain things I had in Danmark, like easy access to many different things and just the city life. Here however, I really miss the peaceful atmosphere of my home. And obviously the weather. I feel like I’m dying in the Danish summer haha
Oh, we have to sort trash here for sure, blue bags for recycling, one for paper, one for plastic. For garbage that doesn’t get recycled go in a clear bag but one dark one is allowed every second week for privacy. Then we have big green bins for compostable stuff and some light paper and cardboard to help soak up wetness. They attract bears too😳 in every season but winter because we live outside the city. Rarely do we get plastic bags in stores, maybe for something wet like a meat with blood, we use reusable bags or reusable green boxes, some stores have paper bags but they suck because they aren’t heavy enough and rip easily. Most take out packaging is cardboard and paper now , once in awhile styrofoam. I don’t have a car anymore, I rent one if I need it or take a bus or taxi. It’s cheaper than buying a car, paying for repairs, upkeep and insurance and gas is so expensive now. Kitty sounded upset, after the birds again? My cats are getting a new bigger cat tree in a couple of days, it stays by the French doors where they can watch the birds and squirrels at the feeder. They’ve worn out their old one, Jynx runs down the hallway as fast as he can, lifts off and lands on the very top, sometimes knocking the whole thing over and he’s a heavy muscled boy too. Fortunately he uses the rope wrapped posts to sharpen his claws and the old one is fraying so to save my furniture I’m getting the new, stronger, taller one with more things to entertain them. Take care, stay safe and well. 🙋🏼
Since Hope “wants” to have a presence in your video, if he’s willing, you can start making your videos sometimes while holding him when you talk or something, if you haven’t already done it in the past, because there are obviously many cat lovers out there too, who would feel it’s an added bonus to also see your cute cat when watching your video❣️
@@LayersOfJenn No need to hold your cat, just let him appears free and naturally 😼. Don't need to cut or avoid his appearance. Just let he passes you by, and his meowing in this video, that's the real bonus for us cat lovers 😻
When i came to taiwan 11 years ago i was blown away that i couldnt use a debit/credit card in mc Donald’s, my first day i went to mc donalds to buy a bic mac and the clerk told me only cash, i was like wtf, then how do i pay for my food hahahaha, (at that time was only cash, they started accepting card payments just couple years ago), same for many supermarkets and convenience stores, so i had to carry cash always, or go to an ATM to withdraw money every time i wanted to purchase something, even many stores in shopping malls didnt accepted card payments And the recycling habit is another thing that was difficult at the beginning as it is divided in too many categories, even plastics are divided in several categories, and took time to know how the system works And i dont know why, buy many foreigners feels that eating outside is way cheaper that cooking at home But i have made my math and trials several times, and i spend way much less if i cook at home big portions compared to eating outside And about the heat, xinzhu is quite ok Tainan and Kaohsiung are ridiculous hot compared to northern taiwan, and the pollution dont help either.
Sometimes we need time to adapt a new life in another country, it sounds like you have learnt various experiences from Japan and Taiwan, as a Canadian, Miss Jennifer.💖💖
I live somewhere between Taipei and Hsinchu and the public transportation system in Hsinchu isn't too bad, you can get on a train going pretty much anywhere on the island either from the TRA or the HSR station in Zbubei
I haven't traveled abroad myself, I'm from the USA. But just from what you're saying about sorting the trash in Japan and Taiwan, I feel like America has soo far to go. So many places I've lived, there's been no method for sorting or if there is, it's very difficult any you have to go out of your way to take it to be sorted yourselves. Like the garbage company where I live only does standard recycling, so they don't take glass. So I had to find a place I could take glass bottles to be recycled (I ended up taking them to target). Its just kinda crazy to me, and it seems like the sorting/eco impact is more important in Japan and Taiwan. It's something crucial the USA seems to be lacking.
I think I read somewhere Canada before ranked number one for producing the most garbage in the world and the US was 3rd. But I have also heard about Japanese plastic problems. Everyone still has a long way too go 🥲
Then there's trash in the U.S. with a huge dumpster behind my building and you literally just toss almost whatever into it. My city recently brought a green trash can over but no one uses it. I recycle what I can and cut any loops so animals don't get stuck if the item somehow ends up somewhere out there in the environment. We get charged for bags where I live too so I always have a reusable bag with me. I have one that folds really small and is thin and light yet has been sturdy.
When I moved to Taiwan I was FREAKED out when i saw my roommate freeze his garbage in the freezer. for me, garbage is garbage, no matter what kind of garbage it is. I kinda understand why he did that eventually, but no, I will never freeze mine.
I don't freeze food waste in fridge but I will put in in sealed bags then spray bugs spray on top and leave it on my balcony till I take out on my trash days.
Coming to Taiwan from Korea almost 7 years ago, the transportation is vastly different. Yes Taiwan has trains, busses, and Taichung now has one MRT line.. but in Korea it was much easier and much more reliable than it is here. Busses would come much more frequently than here, bus stops were up to date in the app which was in English and Korean.. I notice these thing in Taichung are lacking.
In Taipei you may get the better experience of transportation. ha as for other areas, I guess it's just because almost everyone has his own scooter! the need for transportation is not as intensive as Koreans.
Hi Jenn , Sorry if youve answered this question already but what camera are you shooting on now, your new videos look so professional. Love your Channel!!
I’m surprised to hear the level of sorting garbage is higher in Taiwan than Japan. I thought it’s the other way around. Maybe it depends on where you live in the country.
It definitely depends on where you live in Japan. More rural prefectures have stricter rules. For example, some areas in tokyo, burnable and plastics go into the same garbage.
Japan's recycling system is intense but it's not necessarily effective. I read that Japan has less than a 30% recycling rate whereas Taiwan has over 50% :) South Korea also has a higher recycling rate than Japan too despite there being literal trash bags tied to lamp posts in certain areas so I have no idea why Japan's recycling rate is so much lower 🤔😅
Well, for Taiwanese ppl, you feel something is wrong if you just throw a bottle into a general garbage bin. You must find a recycling bin which is usually next to the general bin
People always thought, that between Japanese and Taiwanese, are second to between Chinese and Taiwanese easist to adept to each other because Japan had ruled Taiwan for 50 years and left 76 years ago, but I recently found Japanese probably ranked the top one by leading Chinese, anyhow it's my personal feeling and don't take it too serious.Just enjoy everything while living in Taiwan after your 3 years experience in Japan, there are still some differences in these two asian nations.
@@LayersOfJenn And extremely dangerous 'cause 80% of Taiwanese drivers are reckless and balky. This is all because the driving license test in TW is way too easy.
Taiwan ‘s restaurants are not that cheap , well., if you compare to Japan , it is cheaper. Also , you can’t use 新竹as a standard. Living in Taipei is much more convenient and much higher living cost.
Loved the video! It’s so interesting hearing the differences ^_^ what sunscreen do you use for your face and body? Your skin looks so nice and clear! Sorry to ask another question but what shampoo do you use to keep your hair so vibrant? ^_^ 💕
Ohhh my hair always quickly fades and I cannot keep this colour sadly. I also don’t use any special shampoo but if I could I would use overtone. And I don’t use sunscreen 😅 I’m actually too pale in this video because I was inside for months and didn’t bother applying fake tanner 😂
@@LayersOfJenn Google translation is wrong. 😂😂 Taiwan call Debit card or visa debit is "簽帳金融卡 or Visa金融卡(mixed languages with a Chinese and English )". If you say "借記卡 Or 簽證借記卡" for Taiwanese, they will answer you:ごめん、初耳です。
Welcome to Taiwan! I was into Japan before, and now still like it as a place to tour. And it is clean and very harmonious? Can't really find the word to describe Japan. Just curious, since I was born and raised in Taiwan, I really can't sense why foreigners think Taiwan is a safe place. Maybe just because I'm way too used to it, but others countries are really that unsafe????
@@rodriguezchen I knew that, but it's really mean average people walking on the street is dangerous in other countries? If not, why do you guys feel Taiwan is safer? Likes in US, they have guns, but is it really that easy to bump into a gunfight?? Last thing...I'm a male sir.
I think because for example my hometown in Canada has quite a high crime rate, it feels good to walk at night in Taiwan and Japan and feel relatively safe
@@LayersOfJenn The reason why I am so curious is that I have a dream to travel around the world, want to learn more before that. Thank you so much for your reply. :D
This attitude is very common about native english speaker. Once they live in Québec ( the french part) but still think it granted to be served in english. ( english privilege attitude )
Except when I order here in Taiwan I try my best to speak Chinese. I always spoke Japanese when I lived in Japan for almost 8 years. Don’t be so quick to judge 👋🏻
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Hi 👋🏻 if you likes this video, don’t forget to give it a thumbs up 👍🏻 helps me out ✨
you could take your cat on video. Japanese and Taiwanese people like cat.
When the Garbage truck arrives it plays either Fur Elise and Maiden's Prayer, thats something you won't hear back home.
your cat has a good answer : Taiwan is very 妙~
Hahaha he loves to chat 😂😂
神喵🐈這個“胎咪”真的有get到，太妙惹 😂😂
妳很勇敢！ 💪
希望妳在台灣過的平安喜樂！♥️歡迎妳來台灣！🤝
加油加油💪希望你們在台灣生活的開心一切順利
謝謝你☺️☺️
I feel the same! I become so much more independent here ! 歡迎台灣，這裡真棒!
To see is to believe. There is an old saying in Chinese, "to travel 10,000 km is better than to read 10,000 books." I guess it is always good to experience, learn, admire and feel different culture and custom in person. This would broaden a person's mind and enjoy the beauty in life.
I love that actually 💯
Living in Seattle for 6 years, I also used to freeze compostable garbage till the pickup day. Life changing.
I also froze kitchen wastes when living in Taiwan and now do the same in Germany. It's practical.
Ohhh okay so something you learned in Taiwan and carried over to Germany !
Hope in the background had me spitting my food out laughing 😂😂😂
Haha he always loves to be around me 😂
@@LayersOfJenn it was the shaking effect that got me good 🤣
The unlimited data plan in Taiwan makes all those apps using, data searching way more easier.
I looooooove the unlimited data plan!!! I always ran out of data in Japan.
You are great! You are adapting very well in Taiwan!
I’m trying 👍🏻👍🏻
LOVE your cat to join the chat in the middle of the video
LMAO every time
Really bossy^0^
You would think I’m the owner but alas, I think he owns me 😂
@@LayersOfJenn 💟
I haven't been living abroad anywhere near as long as you but most definitely can relate to the recycling! It was a shock to actually see how less "regular" trash I went through when I separated everything from plastics, glass, paper, etc.
Reusable bags and hand towels are so convenient to have with you too!
Google translate is a life saver lol
Yay!!! New Jenn video :) I thought this was an really interesting video; I always enjoy hearing your thoughts about things and learning more about Japan/Taiwan :) Enjoyed as always!!! Xo Ambie
Thank you! Some habits I’ve carried over while others I’ve joined.
Hope crashing your camera's image stabilization software from across the room is truly impressive.
I'll echo @Ambie's comment about enjoying hearing your thoughts on things directly. Comparing with Japan and even Canada will help many understand Taiwan's unique aspects armed with those perspectives as well. Watching you travel, solo or with friends, is always nice because we see these places too, but listening to you describe your experiences first-hand lets us better understand the challenges you face, and the benefits this lifestyle is bringing your way.
Haha hope is a *professional* at that I swear 😂 and thank you!! There has definitely been challenges but it’s been very interesting to learn!!
The hair style and color looks great on you!
Thank you ♥️♥️
Thanks for sharing your experiences in Taiwan and Japan, I enjoy it, I was learning English, You are a good teacher.
32!!!??? No~~~~~~~ 23 is Jenn’s actual age!!!
Again n again you being here in Taiwan with such objective, sensitive and responsible viewpoints is really really our blessing....
(Sweat without makeups could be good for your skin~ True bio process of detox n natural moisturization.❤️❤️
Been to L.A. for over 10yrs it’s dry air n beautiful sunshine just made my skin as dry as the dessert in Grand Canyon~~😎😎)
Kudos to you for all your solo travel. It took a bad family trip when I was 37 before I realized I was better off travel by myself if there was somewhere I really wanted to go. LOL! It's very liberating to know you can take off whenever you're ready to travel because you're not waiting on anyone.
I Like your YT . You have a lot of new article which I don't know either.
看起來妳適應得還不錯 給妳按讚 加油 ! (出門帶手帕外再加帶抽取式酒精濕紙巾 完美)
我想我已經習慣了這裡:)
I'm the opposite!!! moved to Canada from Taiwan around 10 years ago. I would say regarding the aspect of recycling in Canada, from what I know, it is improving! no more plastic straws and only paper straws are allowed (drinking bubble tea with a paper straw is cool, haha). 😂 I used to be a part of a recycling club for a local high school and it was awful to see some kids didn't bother to do recycling here in Canada but it is slowly improving!!!
Yeah I really didn’t learn anything while growing up in Canada except recycling pop bottles etc for money and also watching my mother do compost
I'm a Leo too! Happy birthday to us!🎉
👏🏻
I mean I have never lived in Japan or Taiwan, but I am currently living in Danmark as a Greenlander. It’s not my first time in Danmark, but I feel like I am a completely different person in Danmark compared to Greenland. I could explain it for several days probably because the changes are just so intense. I miss some things here that I had in Greenland, especially certain people and food, and in Greenland I miss certain things I had in Danmark, like easy access to many different things and just the city life. Here however, I really miss the peaceful atmosphere of my home. And obviously the weather. I feel like I’m dying in the Danish summer haha
Culture difference is really interesting❤️ I’ve lived in NZ for almost three years. People don’t really lock door here. I still feel pretty amazing 😂
It was like that in Canada when I was growing up. Not now though (where I used to live)
It’s great you share these! The input method is a problem. Hope you get used to Taiwan and learn more Chinese soon.
Oh, we have to sort trash here for sure, blue bags for recycling, one for paper, one for plastic. For garbage that doesn’t get recycled go in a clear bag but one dark one is allowed every second week for privacy. Then we have big green bins for compostable stuff and some light paper and cardboard to help soak up wetness. They attract bears too😳 in every season but winter because we live outside the city. Rarely do we get plastic bags in stores, maybe for something wet like a meat with blood, we use reusable bags or reusable green boxes, some stores have paper bags but they suck because they aren’t heavy enough and rip easily. Most take out packaging is cardboard and paper now , once in awhile styrofoam. I don’t have a car anymore, I rent one if I need it or take a bus or taxi. It’s cheaper than buying a car, paying for repairs, upkeep and insurance and gas is so expensive now. Kitty sounded upset, after the birds again? My cats are getting a new bigger cat tree in a couple of days, it stays by the French doors where they can watch the birds and squirrels at the feeder. They’ve worn out their old one, Jynx runs down the hallway as fast as he can, lifts off and lands on the very top, sometimes knocking the whole thing over and he’s a heavy muscled boy too. Fortunately he uses the rope wrapped posts to sharpen his claws and the old one is fraying so to save my furniture I’m getting the new, stronger, taller one with more things to entertain them. Take care, stay safe and well. 🙋🏼
Since Hope “wants” to have a presence in your video, if he’s willing, you can start making your videos sometimes while holding him when you talk or something, if you haven’t already done it in the past, because there are obviously many cat lovers out there too, who would feel it’s an added bonus to also see your cute cat when watching your video❣️
Haha I can try to hold him but he hates being held 😂. Same as sitting in my lap. He lays next to me sometimes though but I can’t hold him 🥲
@@LayersOfJenn No need to hold your cat, just let him appears free and naturally 😼. Don't need to cut or avoid his appearance. Just let he passes you by, and his meowing in this video, that's the real bonus for us cat lovers 😻
@@LayersOfJenn sometimes I go snuggle with my dog if he doesn’t come to me😆
N same as Verónica, absolutely don’t need to apologize for Hope’s “meow”❣️
1. 我喜歡在日本買手帕。
2. 我們其實覺得日本的垃圾分類做的比台灣更精細啊！
3. 女生一個人獨自行動，在台灣很安全的。
日本的手帕真是太棒了！！
About the garbage, I didn’t know that actually !?
@@LayersOfJenn She think there are more types of garbage sorting in JP than in TW.
I read that!! But it depends on the area in Japan for sure!
Sorting garbage in Taiwan is something, wow, very challenging at first.
You do get used to it luckily ✨
我念小學時，學校規定要帶手帕上學（不時的會抽查有沒有帶～）這習慣讓我養成到現在每天上班出門前也會看一下有沒有帶～尤其天氣實在太熱了，手帕真的很必要！
few decades ago, the recycling categories in Taiwan were still burnable and non-burnable. I guess Taiwanese have evolved over time.
Love the hair!!!
Thank youuuu ☺️☺️
When i came to taiwan 11 years ago i was blown away that i couldnt use a debit/credit card in mc Donald’s, my first day i went to mc donalds to buy a bic mac and the clerk told me only cash, i was like wtf, then how do i pay for my food hahahaha, (at that time was only cash, they started accepting card payments just couple years ago), same for many supermarkets and convenience stores, so i had to carry cash always, or go to an ATM to withdraw money every time i wanted to purchase something, even many stores in shopping malls didnt accepted card payments
And the recycling habit is another thing that was difficult at the beginning as it is divided in too many categories, even plastics are divided in several categories, and took time to know how the system works
And i dont know why, buy many foreigners feels that eating outside is way cheaper that cooking at home
But i have made my math and trials several times, and i spend way much less if i cook at home big portions compared to eating outside
And about the heat, xinzhu is quite ok
Tainan and Kaohsiung are ridiculous hot compared to northern taiwan, and the pollution dont help either.
Your videos are so positive. ☺️💗
Are they!? I’m sure someone sees my opinions as complaints sometimes 😂 but I’m glad you think it’s positive ♥️
Yes, they used Twitter in Japan. But, In Taiwan. We used Facebook more than Japan.
Sometimes we need time to adapt a new life in another country, it sounds like you have learnt various experiences from Japan and Taiwan, as a Canadian, Miss Jennifer.💖💖
Adapting is key to living a happy life I think in a new country 👍🏻
Enjoyed this vid!!! I can image it’s really hard to make video due to the pedantic, but がんばって!!!!! 💪💪💪
ありがとうございます🙇♀️
Happy birthday to Jenn in advance. 🎉🎂🎊🎈🎁🍹🥂
Hope is really cute. 😹
It seems that you are used to life in Taiwan. 😁
Thank you so much!!! Can’t believe I’ll be 32 years old.
Happy birthday 🎉
I live somewhere between Taipei and Hsinchu and the public transportation system in Hsinchu isn't too bad, you can get on a train going pretty much anywhere on the island either from the TRA or the HSR station in Zbubei
Yes not bad!! Just very different from yokohama ✨
歡迎來台灣居住^^
I haven't traveled abroad myself, I'm from the USA. But just from what you're saying about sorting the trash in Japan and Taiwan, I feel like America has soo far to go. So many places I've lived, there's been no method for sorting or if there is, it's very difficult any you have to go out of your way to take it to be sorted yourselves. Like the garbage company where I live only does standard recycling, so they don't take glass. So I had to find a place I could take glass bottles to be recycled (I ended up taking them to target). Its just kinda crazy to me, and it seems like the sorting/eco impact is more important in Japan and Taiwan. It's something crucial the USA seems to be lacking.
I think I read somewhere Canada before ranked number one for producing the most garbage in the world and the US was 3rd. But I have also heard about Japanese plastic problems. Everyone still has a long way too go 🥲
Then there's trash in the U.S. with a huge dumpster behind my building and you literally just toss almost whatever into it. My city recently brought a green trash can over but no one uses it. I recycle what I can and cut any loops so animals don't get stuck if the item somehow ends up somewhere out there in the environment. We get charged for bags where I live too so I always have a reusable bag with me. I have one that folds really small and is thin and light yet has been sturdy.
That was insightful! 🥰
I'm barely on Instagram these days so allow me to say happy birthday in advance here! 🙌🏾🥳🎉 生日快樂!
Ahhhh thank you so much!!! It’s coming very soon ✨
When I moved to Taiwan I was FREAKED out when i saw my roommate freeze his garbage in the freezer. for me, garbage is garbage, no matter what kind of garbage it is. I kinda understand why he did that eventually, but no, I will never freeze mine.
Haha I freeze mine because I cook a loooot at home and also I don’t want to attract any bugs 🥲
Seafood waste….. is better to freeze first until you get that garbage time!
I don't freeze food waste in fridge but I will put in in sealed bags then spray bugs spray on top and leave it on my balcony till I take out on my trash days.
Coming to Taiwan from Korea almost 7 years ago, the transportation is vastly different. Yes Taiwan has trains, busses, and Taichung now has one MRT line.. but in Korea it was much easier and much more reliable than it is here. Busses would come much more frequently than here, bus stops were up to date in the app which was in English and Korean.. I notice these thing in Taichung are lacking.
In Taipei you may get the better experience of transportation.
ha as for other areas, I guess it's just because almost everyone has his own scooter!
the need for transportation is not as intensive as Koreans.
Hi Jenn , Sorry if youve answered this question already but what camera are you shooting on now, your new videos look so professional. Love your Channel!!
In Japan, many people have started using Debit Cards, especially electronic money such as Suica, Pay Pay, because of the pandemic
That’s great news!!! I’m noticing that now actually (I returned recently to see family!)
I’m surprised to hear the level of sorting garbage is higher in Taiwan than Japan. I thought it’s the other way around. Maybe it depends on where you live in the country.
It definitely depends on where you live in Japan. More rural prefectures have stricter rules. For example, some areas in tokyo, burnable and plastics go into the same garbage.
Japan's recycling system is intense but it's not necessarily effective. I read that Japan has less than a 30% recycling rate whereas Taiwan has over 50% :) South Korea also has a higher recycling rate than Japan too despite there being literal trash bags tied to lamp posts in certain areas so I have no idea why Japan's recycling rate is so much lower 🤔😅
Well, for Taiwanese ppl, you feel something is wrong if you just throw a bottle into a general garbage bin. You must find a recycling bin which is usually next to the general bin
いい話をしてくれてありがとうございます。
この前関東地方に住んでいたことがあります。
最初台湾に帰った時、相手を返事したときはいつも「はい」を返事しててヤベだと思いました。笑笑
Canadians celebrating their 32nd bday in Taiwan club, woooh!
WHOOP!!
下星期生日快樂!🎉
I WANT TO BE CHANGED BY TAIWAN TOO 😁
😂😂
@@LayersOfJenn oh yeah they charge for bags xD so I bought one and just put everything in that one
Foodpanda is exorbitant in Singapore xD
Cool
👍🏻👍🏻
Beautiful 😊
What's the name of your cat? So cute! 😍😍😍
I have a whole video about him here:
ruclips.net/video/zzz6dxU8Szw/видео.html
In Texas the6 barely know what recycling is!
While you were talking about learning Chinese I was curious what language do you speak at home with T?
English and some Japanese ! My husband is fluent in English 👍🏻
People always thought, that between Japanese and Taiwanese, are second to between Chinese and Taiwanese easist to adept to each other because Japan had ruled Taiwan for 50 years and left 76 years ago, but I recently found Japanese probably ranked the top one by leading Chinese, anyhow it's my personal feeling and don't take it too serious.Just enjoy everything while living in Taiwan after your 3 years experience in Japan, there are still some differences in these two asian nations.
I always try my best to enjoy 😊
Not having to Cook everyday anymore ?? Move over ....im on my way 🤣
I’ll be 32 Aug 20th
Leo ♌️ gang
1989 leo gang ✨✨✨♥️♥️♥️♥️
@@LayersOfJenn Yass! Happy birthday 🎉 to you 🥰
Lol don’t know if I’m late or early but happy birthday 🎁
Happy early birthday to you as well ♥️
@@LayersOfJenn thank you Jen 🥰
希望你會喜歡臺灣
I am enjoying !
看過有人說：台灣的分類還比不上日本，因為台灣人做得不夠確實。例如飲料瓶沒有撕掉包裝膜，所以還得請人在回收場小心處理清潔。
妳身材真好，以前沒有注意到
Haha I gained 10 lbs in Taiwan 😂
"I thought Canada was hot" lol!!
I really did lol. I must have been delusional!
It's better to say that it is change than Do whatever you like.
Hmm?
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I know some culture differences from this vidoe which is great
That’s great!
0:35「So....Yeah.」😂 You are a beautiful and elegant woman 💐
I live in hsinchu,too. It will be more convenient to go out by scooter, maybe you can try scooter,too.
I cannot drive here but thank you for the tip!! Riding on the scooter is very fun !
@@LayersOfJenn And extremely dangerous 'cause 80% of Taiwanese drivers are reckless and balky. This is all because the driving license test in TW is way too easy.
(75°F-32)×5÷9=23 8°C
Greetings from New York City.
Hiiiiii 👋🏻
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Taiwan ‘s restaurants are not that cheap , well., if you compare to Japan , it is cheaper. Also , you can’t use 新竹as a standard. Living in Taipei is much more convenient and much higher living cost.
Well I’m using where I live in Taiwan and comparing it to where I lived in Japan since that is what I know and it’s my experience 👍🏻
see you so goog~只會這個....
When the captions match your outfit 😏
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Loved the video! It’s so interesting hearing the differences ^_^ what sunscreen do you use for your face and body? Your skin looks so nice and clear!
Sorry to ask another question but what shampoo do you use to keep your hair so vibrant? ^_^ 💕
Ohhh my hair always quickly fades and I cannot keep this colour sadly. I also don’t use any special shampoo but if I could I would use overtone.
And I don’t use sunscreen 😅 I’m actually too pale in this video because I was inside for months and didn’t bother applying fake tanner 😂
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TAIWAN HOT,INDEED!🤩✌👏💯😊
Very hot ✨
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What about your Hubby, how has he adapted moving to Taiwan and maybe having to learn new language?
He is adapting and trying his best too 💯 it helps i think he has me too
台湾の人のほうが日本人より英語話せそうな気がするんですがどうなんだろう？
私もそう思います！
環遊世界的下一站是哪裡？？🧐🧐
Haha i don’t know yet!
歡迎加入台灣，推薦喝看看台灣金門高粱👍👍👍🇹🇼🇹🇼🇹🇼
Taiwan has the highest attached rate at 90 something % in the world, everyone has Facebook
Ohh what’s an attached rate !? Please enlighten me ✨
😆l like google translate very much
Me too 😂😂 it saves me everyday
你說的是 簽帳卡 吧？🤔
Debit card ! Or visa debit ~
@@LayersOfJenn Google translation is wrong. 😂😂 Taiwan call Debit card or visa debit is "簽帳金融卡 or Visa金融卡(mixed languages with a Chinese and English )".
If you say "借記卡 Or 簽證借記卡" for Taiwanese, they will answer you:ごめん、初耳です。
其實，妳長得很漂亮，以前不懂得欣賞
Husband reveal!
Unfortunately I don’t share him online. But you’re more than welcome to watch me ☺️
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Welcome to Taiwan!
I was into Japan before, and now still like it as a place to tour.
And it is clean and very harmonious? Can't really find the word to describe Japan.
Just curious, since I was born and raised in Taiwan, I really can't sense why foreigners think Taiwan is a safe place.
Maybe just because I'm way too used to it, but others countries are really that unsafe????
Taiwan has one of the lowest crime rates in the world, lady…
@@rodriguezchen I knew that, but it's really mean average people walking on the street is dangerous in other countries? If not, why do you guys feel Taiwan is safer?
Likes in US, they have guns, but is it really that easy to bump into a gunfight??
Last thing...I'm a male sir.
Yes one of the lowest!
I think because for example my hometown in Canada has quite a high crime rate, it feels good to walk at night in Taiwan and Japan and feel relatively safe
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The reason why I am so curious is that I have a dream to travel around the world, want to learn more before that. Thank you so much for your reply. :D
在日本，一般人更在意別人的眼光。因此，一個人去餐廳吃飯，一個人去看電影，一個人去遊樂園等等，通常會被認為是非常丟臉的事，甚至一個人去KTV也算。
Hey Jenn....Try not to use Google translate too much, because they really don't do a great job translating Mandarin to English.
Sadly I know 😅💦 but sometimes I really have to and at that time, I keep the sentences very short (then hope for the best)
u have married , right?
Yup, I’m married!!
也許妳該考慮認真學中文了Maybe you should consider studying Chinese seriously
I had Chinese lessons for a bit but they finished now 🥲
This attitude is very common about native english speaker. Once they live in Québec ( the french part) but still think it granted to be served in english. ( english privilege attitude )
Except when I order here in Taiwan I try my best to speak Chinese. I always spoke Japanese when I lived in Japan for almost 8 years. Don’t be so quick to judge 👋🏻
Cat!
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Maybe you can try to speak Japanese 👍🏻