What are the most important words/phrases in Mandarin and Japanese that I'll need to know in Taiwan and Japan? I currently only know a few words in Japanese, and zero Mandarin.
What are the most important words/phrases in Mandarin and Japanese that I'll need to know in Taiwan and Japan?
I would have helped you had you not exposed yourself as a Redditor with the Winnie pic
have fun at prison camp anon.
Relax and have some Taiwanese pineapple cakes, anon.
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Confirmed homosexual
要 want
不要 don't want
多少 how much (money)?
去 go
谢谢 thank you
你的面美丽但是没了奶包
copy into google translate and listen to them.
Just talk in English frick them they should learn it. They teach it in their schools.
Yes
No
Thank you
Sorry/excuse me
Hello
Goodbye
There are literally all I ever use any country
Taiwan has a very hot climate, therefore it is important to stay cool. One way to help would be to order plenty of 'bing chilling' (ice cream)
"atashi no zakochinpo o mite kudasai"
Can I get your number?
Enjoy your Japan paradise!
Just pirate the Michel Thomas Mandarin course. I did the whole thing and was having good conversations with strangers in Taiwan.
Woah seeyong ee ping de pee joe
I feel like there's a joke here that I'm not getting.
it's terrible version of how to say "I would like a bottle of beer". He forgot to say cold so the beer will come warm.
Sumimasen - Sorry/excuse me
Daijobu - Thats fine
Konichiwa - Hello
Ohio - Good Morning
Konbanwa - Good Afternoon
Arigato gozaimasu - Thanks a lot
Kore onegaishimasu - This please
Hai - ok/yes
Iyeh - no
Skoshi - a little
Okuno - a lot
Aego - English
Nihongo - Japanese
Wakarimasen - Dont understand
Wakarimashita - I understand
Oh and heres a really useful Mandarin question to ask the girls
wo ke bu ke yi se jing chu ni de zui?
Can I shoot it in your mouth?
"bu yong you di gou you zuo cai"
are you one guy? the way you clearly kind of know Chinese but are fricking it up in minor ways is triggering my 'tism
nihao and xiexie gets you very far in Taiwan
哩西勒供三小 means "I'm sorry I didn't understand" in Taiwanese
Is it possible to get around in Hong Kong without knowing any Cantonese? Everybody there still speaks English, right?
Less than you'd think but more than in a lot of Asian countries and definitely more than the mainland. Signs are almost always in English and traditional Chinese.
There's only one word you need to know in Japanese and that's Hiroshima and Nagasaki.
konichiwa
arigatougozaimasu
sumimasen
du yu lic adica dai?
Nomihoudai 飲み放題 (bottomless drinks)
Toireh wa doko tbhka (where’s the shitter