Actually I think "做买卖" and "铺子“ are both easy for mainland Chinese to understand , especially in northern part of China

I think it depends on where you go, most of the exclusionary usage examples are quite well known by both groups of speakers

做买卖&铺子 are also in active use in mainland. i don't get your point. it seems you just need to enlarge your vocabulary and that's not difficult to achieve.

maybe it was because of your inaccurate pronunciation that confused the other people.

Never heard of the two words in actual use in Taiwan. I'm a Chinese teacher in Taiwan

dont exists ''taiwanese'' they are all chinese people they are all have the same traditions, languages, culture, the only difference is the ideology of GOVernment

Partly agree. Actually from linguistic perspective, many dialects in China should be considered as a sub-language, instead of a dialect, just like Hokkien. I guess that is why people from different provinces in China start to preserve their mother tongue now.

Even people in Mainland China would have the same problem, cos we are watching Taiwanese TV shows too. It is just like American English and British English, even though we might mix them up, we can still talk to people. I guess it is more important to achieve the purpose of communication, instead of learning the so-called 'correct' language.

确实，懂的都懂。但是，就像我们在视频开头所说的，我们希望可以来聊一聊这个话题，因为很多语言学习者很困惑，但是我们真地无意去触碰大家过于敏感的神经。😊

谢谢你的分享！

谢谢你的分享！

There's no such a thing as "unaccented". You can look for less strong accents, though.

You may watch CCTV news. Most people without training have certain accent.

Accents also vary within china and taiwan, and also malaysia, and Singapore as well. So idk where you get unaccented putonghua from.

Your question is also our confuse, especially when we read someone comments on our hostess that they are not speaking Mandarin😅.

谢谢你的分享！我想，即使在中国大陆，对于物品的称呼也是有地方差异的。

她本人没有曲家瑞老师那么有才华，也没有曲家瑞老师那么有趣。但是非常感谢你这么说。她本人很开心。

I mean theres 24 million Taiwanese, and 1.4 billion mainland Chinese, for starters. Its ur decision ig

@@dbuc4671 1. I've heard that if you learn Traditional Chinese simplified is useless 2. I don't desire to visit China anytime soon.

It's like whether to learn British or American English, European or Latin American Spanish, or European or Québec French... I'd say learn and use the one you like, but be open-minded to the other for better communication.

@@HingYok Well if Taiwanese can interact with mainland just fine I don't see the point learning mainland I have no desire going there either

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是的，多看就可以看懂。

可能是那天她们紧张了吧，其实她们平时聊天的时候……好像……好一点。😅

这个听说好像是老北京话

是的，这个我也看到了。非常感谢你的分享。

这是第一次听说！谢谢您的分享！

非常感谢您专业的分享！😊

xD

lol

? Stop staying in your comfort zone and go outside

you replying the right person? what does it have to do with comfort zone lol@@user-xb7db9yb6x

@@user-xb7db9yb6x wtf are you talking about. I am Chinese and I'm saying she pronounces it wrong...

lol hail Taiwanese patriotism, i was often trolled just because i commented with 简体字

hmmm btw i can smell how self-hating the TWnese are when it come to the debate on who on earth they are🤣

你精神怎麼了？？

@@user-qj3th5pt6e I think it speaks volumes that you need to question someone’s sanity because you have no argument to make. I’m not here attacking mainland Chinese nor Taiwanese Chinese people. I’m just making a statement about words, and how they matter. I can perfectly understand that you may see things differently and nobody can tell you what your identity should be. I’d suggest you read your constitution or check your ID. It’s been a decades long effort to turn the Chinese against each other when it shouldn’t be. I think it’s fair to say everyone in the mainland wants peace. And there’s no country on earth that wants to be broken up. Why should China be the exception? Why do certain people mainly from the west have an obsession with propaganda about Taiwan being a country. If you want to make the argument of it being a country then you need to look at international recognition, and only a few handful of island nations recognise the RoC not even Taiwan. Your constitution also doesn’t say anything you’re trying to imply, so if anyone should be in a mental institution should be you. When you turn on your tv and your people compete in sports events as Chinese Taipei do you ask them 你神经病吗? It’s Taiwanese Taipei. So what now? Are you 50% Japanese and aborigine that I touched a nerve? 大陆普通话，台湾普通话。there’s only one China, refer to your own constitution dear. I didn’t say anything wrong or anything that’s “politically incorrect”. Just because my argument is against your political view doesn’t mean it’s not backed up by facts.

@@hejksbwvxjajvfuxuwhevixnqvdjx I have no issue with Taiwanese having their own identity and wanting to be independent. That’s their view and I respect I. I just don’t think it’s right though to for these people on this channel to be pushing propaganda by implying there are two countries or that they get to define what China is. China is more than just the mainland, that’s the international consensus as per the United Nations and every country on earth that has diplomatic relations with either the mainland or tw and it’s precisely what the constitutions on both sides of the strait say.

我正在学习中文。请解释

@@keristrvecvlt2031 我覺得主持人的口音其實很接近台灣口音了。北方一點的口音會更捲舌，聲調也略微不同。標準口音比較接近北方。

我也觉得😂 一开始以为是两个台湾人@@user-yt6jp6ye9j

標準普通話是什麼樣子？

@@SophiaLegro 1923年中华民国教育部国语统一筹备会第五次会议决定基于现代中国北方官话的白话文语法和北京话语音制定标准化汉语，称为中华民国国语。1932年经中华民国教育部颁布《国音常用字汇》后，被采纳为中国的官方语言。作为联合国六种官方工作语言之一，成为国际人士学习中文的主要参照。 zh.wikipedia.org/wiki/普通话