Taiwanese mantras
Taiwanese illustrator Family 2 uploaded a picture on Facebook "People 2 x People2", which is filled with Taiwanese mantras, including: "Okay Oh,” “Sorry,” “Oh, why not,” “Shit,” “Did you know,” etc.
Many mainland netizens were very impressed after seeing it, and they all said that this is a picture with sound!
Compared with the formal Mandarin, Taiwanese people’s accents and catchphrases are very interesting, making them coquettish and cute.
Some of these commonly used mantras have been spread through television and the Internet and are also well-known to mainland netizens. Here are a few Taiwanese spoken expressions that are not common in mainland China.
Okay
——No problem, don’t worry
If Taiwanese people tell their friends about some minor setbacks or bad things, the other party will definitely use the following sentence: : "Okay!" to respond to you. It means it's okay, don't worry.
Gratitude
——Thank you
When you congratulate someone, the other person often says "gratitude", which means thank you, I will cherish it. "Thanksgiving" is pronounced like "feeling warm" in Taiwanese.
True or fake
——Expressing surprise
I don’t know since when, when young people talk, no matter what the topic, the other party will reply: True Fake? ! In fact, I didn't mean to doubt it at all, I just wanted to express my surprise.
Wuyingla
——No, nothing
When the other party asks you if there is anything unsatisfactory about your body or work, if you say there is no big problem, You can say "无影", which means it's nothing, or there's no such thing.
Motorcycle
——It’s difficult to deal with
The “motorcycle” here has nothing to do with motorcycles or motor vehicles. Motorcycle is an everyday language used by young people, which means that someone is difficult and annoying.