Taiwanese Mandarin Speaking TIP| USE 喔o and 嘍lou to Sound Like Taiwanese (friendly/cheerful/polite)

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    As promised, my goal is to teach you the real Mandarin that we actually speak in 21st century. In Taiwan, we use these two end sentence particles all the time at work place or in everyday life conversation to soften the tone, to give out information, to point out mistakes.
    Taiwanese Mandarin truly represents the Taiwanese culture which we tend not to offend people, we tend to speak with a cheerful tone to maintain good relations or not to hurt other's feelings.
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  • @MandarinWithMissLin
    @MandarinWithMissLin  3 года назад +3

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  • @anthonychang2728
    @anthonychang2728 4 года назад +31

    my mom says ive been sounding more and more like a good taiwanese boy and i must say im absolutely delighted

  • @anniekaly
    @anniekaly 4 года назад +7

    Love the Taiwanese Mandarin the most ☺️ it sounds super friendly!
    Your lessons are great 👍🏻

  • @presileegaudiano7698
    @presileegaudiano7698 6 месяцев назад

    Thank you for your videos teacher Lin. I wish all Taiwanese are like you willing to teach foreigners like me. I have been here in Taiwan for 10 months now and still cannot speak and understand that well😢because of that most Taiwanese I have met always mock at me for not able to understand them, it is so frustrating.

    • @MandarinWithMissLin
      @MandarinWithMissLin  6 месяцев назад

      You could try this speaking workshop I made. It’s free. mandarinwithmisslin.ck.page/21f18d824d
      You’re not alone! You can do this.

  • @MhaiChen
    @MhaiChen 3 года назад +1

    I love how you deliver those words both in English and Taiwanese,you talk softly & clearly!I am from Philippines living here in Taiwan so I need to study Taiwanese-Mandarin badly..thank you for making my life easier.❤️

    • @MandarinWithMissLin
      @MandarinWithMissLin  3 года назад

      Glad it helps!! 😄❤️Thanks for your support! Please do not hesitate to share this channel on social media. It means a world!

  • @cruddell
    @cruddell 4 года назад +9

    You teach Chinese so well! Your video on 'cai', 'zhi', and 'jiu' was excellent. I hope you can do some even more advanced grammar videos in the future :)

    • @cruddell
      @cruddell 4 года назад +1

      Or more analyzing Taiwanese television dramas! Thanks for the videos

    • @MandarinWithMissLin
      @MandarinWithMissLin  4 года назад

      好喔 會的!😁💗Will do

  • @anujyd865
    @anujyd865 3 года назад +2

    it's nice to learn taiwanese mandarin,thank you I found you,I'm aggresive to learn and speak in a correct pronounciation is my problem..I need more.practice. ..God Bless you more...

  • @peacemakeryu928
    @peacemakeryu928 27 дней назад

    謝謝喔😊

  • @Itsmesel412
    @Itsmesel412 9 месяцев назад

    Please make more blogs like this teacher.

  • @sergst5357
    @sergst5357 4 года назад +1

    Please upload more of your videos. Later on you will get a lot of followers you are very helpful to us as a foreigner. Thanks

  • @chli8702
    @chli8702 3 года назад +1

    I haven't lived in Taiwan for 20 years, but still occasionally visit my parents there. This is very insightful. Thank you, oh.

    • @MandarinWithMissLin
      @MandarinWithMissLin  3 года назад

      Glad to know it helps. I wonder how’s your Chinese learning ?😊 Would you mind share about your learning difficulties or opinions for future vidéo here docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLScz_VyYO3WZyJ6oLz7KU9ywA4OVgulg_tVt_lyi6ioeUA9whw/viewform? It would mean a lot 😊感謝

  • @user-zy7th6rm4g
    @user-zy7th6rm4g 3 месяца назад

    謝謝喔😁

  • @diandaradewantary1652
    @diandaradewantary1652 4 года назад +2

    I really like this video, it's easier for me to understand when you translate word for word

  • @bootswu8814
    @bootswu8814 4 года назад +2

    i liked ur way of teaching...its very natural....hope to learn with ur videos more ..more power Miss Lin..proud of u.

  • @fearchar998
    @fearchar998 4 года назад +3

    My theory is that married women tend to say 喔 while unmarried women tend to use 囉. My preference, for whatever reason (maybe to sound more manly!) is for 阿. (I'm in my 60s.) I think I'd feel silly using 囉. :-D

  • @jamieshah3501
    @jamieshah3501 4 года назад +2

    Miss Lin I always hear many Taiwanese people men and women use o/Lou/Luo here in Taipei and yeah it tickles me everytime I hear it..😁😁😁.. soo cute

  • @graemewatson2296
    @graemewatson2296 2 года назад

    Thanks, your attentive teaching is putting attention my onto my basic grammar and esp syntax.

  • @DocDoesGamingTV
    @DocDoesGamingTV 4 года назад +9

    I've heard 小心喔 so often after dropping my coins at the local 7-11 🤣

  • @martinfiedler4317
    @martinfiedler4317 3 года назад +1

    Nice to find lessons in Taiwanese Mandarin :)

  • @hiroshit3131
    @hiroshit3131 4 года назад +1

    Great lesson! 謝謝喔😊

  • @sweetestgirl3380
    @sweetestgirl3380 4 года назад +10

    my taiwanese boyfriend don't know how to react when I say these words. haha!

  • @randkudingking4157
    @randkudingking4157 21 день назад

    Taiwanese Mandarin: 謝謝喔
    Malaysian Mandarin: 謝謝啊

  • @alberob.8954
    @alberob.8954 4 года назад +1

    Dear Miss Lin, thank you for your fabulous teaching, so much fun, I am loving it :) Please take care "luo" ^-^ xx

  • @santiagomendoza1316
    @santiagomendoza1316 4 года назад

    Miss Lin thank you very much 谢谢你哦.

  • @tarotaro1720
    @tarotaro1720 4 года назад

    I'm not Skip ads small thing that I can help from you ..I've learned from you thank you mis Lin.

  • @matiaschinchilla8294
    @matiaschinchilla8294 4 года назад +3

    Miss Lin, I love your videos! My friends from Mainland China are still going to be able to uderstand me even thought I sepak like this?

    • @MandarinWithMissLin
      @MandarinWithMissLin  4 года назад +2

      Will definitely do! Lots of Taiwanese artists and singers speak like this in the drama or Tv show) My Friends from China say my Taiwanese Mandarin is too cute, too “gentle” and polite for them 😅 like from another planet but same language)

    • @matiaschinchilla8294
      @matiaschinchilla8294 4 года назад

      Mandarin With Miss Lin oh thanks 😊

  • @jiasen510
    @jiasen510 4 года назад

    How sweet when taiwan people speaks like this. 😊

  • @zgaddang
    @zgaddang 4 года назад +1

    Hi miss Lin., i just learn about ur this vlog and im starting to like it. I prefer to learn taiwanese mandarin coz i live here.,its just that the sound is inconsistent. Sometimes its so loud and sometimes i cant hear. Thank u😊

    • @Goodmorningroosterlive
      @Goodmorningroosterlive 4 года назад

      I'm a musician so I know what you are talking about. Compression. This takes your louder sounds and makes them a little bit quieter. And it takes your quiet sounds and makes them a little bit louder. It brings everything closer together in volume a bit more. Compression is part of the post processing step. Once you record a video or audio recording, a step after that would be called post processing. During this step you could easily run the audio through a compressor on your computer. There are other ways to use a compressor but the computer with the correct software can easily compress audio. This host is a language teacher so she obviously couldn't be expected to know about recording and post processing. So we should all just deal with it because the video is really good.

  • @dadaauto
    @dadaauto 4 года назад

    謝謝老師。I love all of your lessons. Keep up good work!

  • @raymondmontero4065
    @raymondmontero4065 3 года назад

    l love watching your video Miss Lin l learn a lot,l am a Filipino working at Taiwan

    • @MandarinWithMissLin
      @MandarinWithMissLin  3 года назад +1

      嗨嗨菲律賓🇵🇭的朋友!Oh! I’ve recently got some Filipino followers all working and living in Taiwan 😊❤️ hope you’ve enjoyed Taiwan! Do not hesitate to share my videos with other learners 謝謝!

    • @raymondmontero4065
      @raymondmontero4065 3 года назад +1

      l already share it to my friends and sisters

  • @ednamanalo7492
    @ednamanalo7492 2 года назад

    Thank you teacher.I used these sometimes.hehehe

  • @vincenttan2242
    @vincenttan2242 3 года назад

    Hi Miss Lin, managed to stumbled to your channel. I'm a Singaporean and I totally love Taiwan culture. Planning to go there for work if possible... Keep up the good work. Nice channel..:)

    • @MandarinWithMissLin
      @MandarinWithMissLin  3 года назад

      謝謝☺️新加坡的朋友🇸🇬

    • @vincenttan2242
      @vincenttan2242 3 года назад

      @@MandarinWithMissLin 如果过去的话,就需要跟您学华语。。加油喔!

  • @rakyat_jelata_
    @rakyat_jelata_ 4 года назад +1

    Love this very much..

  • @cdnsilverdaddy
    @cdnsilverdaddy 4 года назад +1

    You really should have more subscribers.. the content is very good ..

    • @MandarinWithMissLin
      @MandarinWithMissLin  4 года назад

      謝謝喔 正在加油中~I’m working on it💦Thanks for sharing ly videos to other learners😊

    • @cdnsilverdaddy
      @cdnsilverdaddy 4 года назад

      @@MandarinWithMissLin work harder! LOL

  • @trickspro2047
    @trickspro2047 2 года назад

    I hope in the next video teacher, you may put comparative examples Taiwanese Mandarin vs. Mainland Chinese.
    That would be a great help!😊

  • @ThomasTalksTea
    @ThomasTalksTea 2 месяца назад

    要多喝茶喔!🍃🍵

  • @kantnergirl08
    @kantnergirl08 4 года назад +1

    我非常喜歡妳的短片喔!加油加油!這是什麼電視劇呢

  • @AngelAngel-lg3bk
    @AngelAngel-lg3bk 4 года назад

    台灣媽媽最常說也是台語期待喔!

  • @russ900330
    @russ900330 3 года назад +1

    Do you think these are more commonly used by females than males? I don’t find myself say “o” a lot and I’m Taiwanese. But then again, I immigrated to the US when I was 18 so maybe I don’t know?

    • @MandarinWithMissLin
      @MandarinWithMissLin  3 года назад

      Depends on the context and who you talk to. Like the example in the video, doctors in Taiwan either make or female often use 喔 when talking to patients especially children or elderly to soften the tone. For example 要吃藥喔 remember to take the medicine:)

  • @listentothewind6860
    @listentothewind6860 2 года назад

    is O like a contraction of OK?......eVERYWHERE o IS LIKE OK...

  • @weiyuahan
    @weiyuahan 4 года назад

    謝謝妳!!!

  • @easyChinese
    @easyChinese 4 года назад

    哈哈,你的解释不错喔!

  • @hellieb85
    @hellieb85 3 года назад +1

    What if you always put 'ah' instead of 'oh' at the end of sentences? I remember I used to hear this all the time when I watched taiwanese dramas in high school. is there a difference?

  • @kantnergirl08
    @kantnergirl08 4 года назад

    那請問一下妳可以解釋 nei 的語氣助詞嗎,還有「唷」

  • @moongomeryafton4232
    @moongomeryafton4232 3 года назад

    “喔” turns to chug life XD

  • @b_simrace
    @b_simrace 4 года назад

    2:19 好笑 😆

  • @Ationgtw
    @Ationgtw 4 года назад +1

    Lîm lāu-su, to-siā to-siā

  • @16yen
    @16yen 4 года назад +1

    老師,我有个主意:教我們一點台語一定會很有趣喔 😁

    • @MandarinWithMissLin
      @MandarinWithMissLin  4 года назад

      我知道我知道 😂 我要去拜託我媽媽了 之後會的

    • @16yen
      @16yen 4 года назад +1

      @@MandarinWithMissLin 哈哈,老師你的课是最棒的 😊
      來來來,我用patreon買你一杯珍珠奶茶。
      謝謝你哦老師

    • @MandarinWithMissLin
      @MandarinWithMissLin  4 года назад

      原來是你!剛才看到了 謝謝你買「給」我一杯珍奶 💗

  • @weiyuahan
    @weiyuahan 4 года назад

    推薦某人到你的頻道,因為他們也在學習中文與注音符號。

    • @weiyuahan
      @weiyuahan 4 года назад

      I will come to Taiwan in November. No bad motives, and a gentleman here, but maybe we can do meet up and you can have a fan video and lets have a testimonial plus teaching as you teach me your subject and I cant say things back etc. It would be fun and we can use the opportunity to show case a teaching with a fan safely.

  • @spacetoast7783
    @spacetoast7783 3 года назад

    Is 喔 ever used in writing, or just spoken verbally? I assume it is not used in formal writing.

  • @TeddyRomero-ll2kc
    @TeddyRomero-ll2kc 2 месяца назад

    Mam paano kong angry ka

  • @jessesoto6150
    @jessesoto6150 4 года назад

    lou shi, Xie xie o!! 😃

  • @chasestefanson8501
    @chasestefanson8501 4 года назад

    ·1. 這座寺廟是一千年前建的喔 。2. 別忘記要吃藥喔。
    喔,嘍這兩詞台灣衛生福利部的總柴狗狗都常用喔 :)

    • @MandarinWithMissLin
      @MandarinWithMissLin  4 года назад

      對的! 你好厲害 衛福部總柴狗狗都知道耶👍

    • @chasestefanson8501
      @chasestefanson8501 4 года назад

      @@MandarinWithMissLin I followed them and some fanpages of Taiwanese government/ministries on Facebook, they're really good at communicating their programs to the public with humor, mascots, and comic sketches, really different from other countries. For me this is also a nice way to learn some Chinese vocabulary :)

  • @user-zb7wc7pz4d
    @user-zb7wc7pz4d 4 года назад

    你的笑容很美😍

  • @Forfunfitness
    @Forfunfitness 4 года назад +1

    I've never supported anyone on Patreon before, but I would like to support you. However, is there a way to give one time (larger donation), instead of small recurring payment? I have bought Chinese learning level program before with another Taiwanese teacher on Teachable and I have access to that course and also her Facebook student page. I would like to support you in a similar way, hopefully you find this suggestion helpful :-) 真的謝謝你喔! 你的影片很有幫助又使用!

    • @MandarinWithMissLin
      @MandarinWithMissLin  4 года назад

      That's lovely. 謝謝你喔:) Currently I'm focusing on my patreon, but will offer more courses in the future. Yeah I'll need to check out Teachable too. What kind of course have you bought?

    • @Forfunfitness
      @Forfunfitness 4 года назад +1

      @@MandarinWithMissLin I have bought a level 2 (advanced beginner Mandarin) & Level 3 (pre-intermediate Mandarin) course from Katrina Lee of Smart Mandarin. I discovered her through her youtube videos as well. She used to focus on patreon followers, but I believe she is now more focused on her Teachable course students. She offers her students support on her course facebook page so we can ask any questions related to our Mandarin learning there. I love learning Taiwanese Mandarin and I would love to support all of you who are creating useful content!

    • @MandarinWithMissLin
      @MandarinWithMissLin  4 года назад +1

      Thanks for your message! That will be my project to provide structured and pre-recording courses:) I’d love to pick your brain for this. What kind of courses would you or others might like to have and willing to pay for? (Grammar/pronunciation/test-based/any kinds..)
      😊

    • @Forfunfitness
      @Forfunfitness 4 года назад

      @@MandarinWithMissLin I will provide more information on Patreon...Please look for my messages regarding structured and pre-recorded courses there!

    • @amek8898
      @amek8898 3 года назад

      @@MandarinWithMissLin yes to all of that plus 1:1 lesson with you. Small group lessons too, where we practice speaking and listening. Also writing/typing literacy and reading comprehension and composition. Thank you so much for starting this channel! I've been looking for quality Mandarin teachers who are Taiwanese. So glad I found you! I look forward to working with you in the near future. 😁

  • @tamer5639
    @tamer5639 2 года назад

    The thug life animations 笑死了喔

  • @BenJones1127
    @BenJones1127 2 года назад

    那 "你好喔" 行不行?

  • @trickspro2047
    @trickspro2047 2 года назад

    Is there any gender based used of words in chinese? Like the masculinity or the femininity of words.
    Examples, in a situation where most of the time, like the females are always used this kind of phrase, or words, or sentences?

  • @danielasat4563
    @danielasat4563 3 года назад +1

    You are a life savior

    • @MandarinWithMissLin
      @MandarinWithMissLin  3 года назад

      謝謝!Thanks! I’d be very happy if you could share them with other learners of Taiwanese Mandarin🥰 加油加油!Keep up the good work

  • @hokkiengospel
    @hokkiengospel 3 года назад

    Why do Taiwanese say O ?

  • @weiyuahan
    @weiyuahan 3 года назад

    can you say 感謝妳喔?

  • @emeldabanza1196
    @emeldabanza1196 3 года назад

    Hi Lin, I just started to learn Taiwanese language a couple months now and your videos are very helpful. Just wondering..is there a way to find a conversational partner or a learning buddy here in your website? I prefer someone in my country of location just for the clock time difference. Thanks much.

    • @MandarinWithMissLin
      @MandarinWithMissLin  3 года назад +1

      check out Hellotalk😊

    • @emeldabanza1196
      @emeldabanza1196 3 года назад

      @@MandarinWithMissLin Thanks a lot.

    • @MandarinWithMissLin
      @MandarinWithMissLin  3 года назад

      Sure😊 Can I make a little request too? Please do not hesitate to share my channel with other learners or give me a shoutout on social media. It means a world to me💗

    • @emeldabanza1196
      @emeldabanza1196 3 года назад

      @@MandarinWithMissLin Yes, no problem. More power to you.

  • @Jojosselinn
    @Jojosselinn 4 года назад

    c'est trop en 1 fois. Peut être couper en deux la prochaine fois :/

  • @vita6187
    @vita6187 4 года назад

    1。這寺廟是一百年建了喔
    2。記吃藥囉

    • @darma-p3p
      @darma-p3p 7 месяцев назад

      1. 這寺廟是一百年前建的喔

  • @MandarinWithMissLin
    @MandarinWithMissLin  4 года назад +1

    🌟Being my students immediately --- ask me questions any time, PDF lesson & Shadowing audio files. 感謝你們 www.patreon.com/MandarinWithMissLin

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    @matildawolfram4687 2 года назад

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