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Results tagged with taiwan
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Questions related to the varieties of Chinese spoken in Taiwan.
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Here are some more examples of this style of adjective:
好吃 = 不错吃
好玩 = 不错玩
好用 = 不错用
好喝 = 不错喝
These terms are extremely common in Taiwanese Mandarin, however their origins are unclear. I suspect it's …
answered Sep 30 '13 by congusbongus
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I'm unfamiliar with the variety of Mandarin spoken in Taiwan, so I was surprised to see a chilli-snack 香脆椒 referred to as 餅乾:
http://mall.tw100years.com/goods.php?id=9
真不敢相信這真是美味的餅乾！ …
asked Dec 7 '13 by congusbongus
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From my experience, this term is more popular in Taiwan and Hong Kong and less so in the mainland. I have not seen this term in the 90's or before. …
answered Jan 30 '14 by congusbongus