Summer Fruits in Tâi-gí
Summer is one of the best times to get fruits in Taiwan! In fact, between June and September, local fruits are usually juicier and sweeter. This week, we’ll learn about Taiwan's most popular local summer fruits in Tâi-gí...
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Marching forward for your dreams!
Today, we're listening to one of the most iconic songs in Taiwanese popular music: Marching Forward (向前走) by Lim Giong (林強). Released in 1990, the song became an anthem for a new generation of Taiwanese people. At a time...
Body Parts in Tâi-gí (Part 4)
Body parts are one of the most frequently used words when talking to people in Tâi-gí. This week, we’ll learn some words to describe the lower part of your body in Tâi-gí. ●Words to Know:1. 尻川 kha-tshng (n.) bottom2. ...
Body Parts in Tâi-gí (Part 3)
Body parts are one of the most frequently used words when talking to people in Tâi-gí. This week, we’ll learn some words to describe the middle part of your body in Tâi-gí, including everything above your waist. ●Words t...
Body Parts in Tâi-gí (Part 2)
Body parts are one of the most frequently used words when talking to people in Tâi-gí. This week, we’ll learn some words to describe the middle part of your body in Tâi-gí, including everything above your chest. ●Words ...
Body Parts in Tâi-gí (Part 1)
Body parts are one of the most frequently used words when talking to people in Tâi-gí. This week, we’ll learn some words to describe the upper part of your body in Tâi-gí, including everything above your neck. ●Words to ...
Government of Taiwan in Tâi-gí
May 20 marked two years since Lai Ching-te took office. This week, we’ll learn some words to describe the system of the Taiwanese government in Tâi-gí, so that you can easily discuss current affairs with your friends or ...
Waiting for the Rain to Stop
Do you have any loved one, whether it is your partner or a family member, whom you would like to spend your life with? Today, we are going to listen to a Tâi-gí song that explores this kind of deep bond: "等待雨散" (Waiting ...
Useful Tâi-gí for Mother's Day
Mother’s Day is only two days away! Though not a public holiday, Taiwan celebrates Mother’s Day on the second Sunday of May each year. How heartwarming it would be to express our gratitude to mothers in Tâi-gí. This week...
Stock Investing in Tâi-gí
Earlier this week, Bloomberg reported that Taiwan’s stock market has overtaken Canada’s to become the world’s sixth-largest. Among companies in Taiwan, TSMC accounts for nearly 45% of the Taiwan Stock Exchange’s total ma...
Taiwan Endemic Animals in Tâi-gí
As an island, Taiwan is full of endemic species that are unique and nowhere to be found in other places. This week, we’ll learn how to name some of the most frequently seen endemic animals in Taiwan in Tâi-gí. ●Words ...
Talking about Tea in Tâi-gí
In Taiwan, tea is part of our everyday life. From morning oolong to late-night bubble tea, tea follows us through every part of the day. Tea is also how we treat our guests—we always make tea to show our welcome. This we...
Plum Rain Season in Tâi-gí
It's been raining dramatically in Taiwan! Every late spring here, the weather turns warm, humid, and rainy. Here comes the plum rain season! When cold and warm air masses meet and linger, we get weeks of steady drizzle. ...
Tomb Sweeping Day in Tâi-gí
5 April marks the Tomb Sweeping Day, or the Qingming Festival, in Taiwan this year! On this national holiday, families visit ancestral graves to clean tombs, offer food and incense, as well as burn joss paper to honour a...
Sunflower Movement's Anthem: Island's Sunrise
From 18 March till 10 April, 2014, hundreds of youngsters, mostly university students, ramped into Taiwan’s Legislative Yuan. They occupy the space for one reason: to protest against the trade agreement between Taiwan an...
Names of Sports in Tâi-gí
What is your favourite sport? Do you like watching sports? With professional leagues like baseball and basketball, Taiwan is an island that is so passionate about sports! In fact, Taiwan even participated in the World Ba...
Going to the Movies in Tâi-gí
Are you a cinephile? As a film critic, watching films is one the things that Wanson loves to do in his free time. This week, let’s learn some Tâi-gí words related to going to the movies. ●Words to Know: 1. 電影 tiān-iánn...
Public Transportation Terms in Tâi-gí
Do you know that public transportation is so important to the cities of Taiwan? We rely on buses, metro, trains, and sometimes even high speed rail to commute to work! This week, let’s learn some Tâi-gí words related to ...
228 Peace Memorial Day Special: A Foggy Midnight
2026 marks the 79th anniversary of the February 28th incident. In 1947, Taiwanese people stood up against the Kuomintang’s nationalist government after a murder committed by the government’s tobacco investigator. This...
A Tâi-gí love song to the future!
Welcome to the New Year of the Horse! If you are in Taiwan, you might still be enjoying the holidays. However, do you have any plans for the future, or any new year resolutions? Recently, I found a Tâi-gí song that is so...