There are hundreds of very good Taiwanese Hokkien (Minnan) songs, with touching and meaningful lyrics that are unforgettable. Thank you for your appreciation.
@@michaellim7002 I always preferred the Taiwanese songs, they seem more expressive. Even when I didn't understand everything, they still touched my heart. I can only speak a handful of Taiwanese words, but I could read the lyrics or my friends would explain the meaning. I lived in Taiwan several years, and miss it terribly. I hope I will someday get the opportunity to go back...
@@teresamcmurrin8672 Taiwan is a beautiful and prosperous countries with open society, tolerance thinking and nice people. Remember, the Hoklo (or Hokkien), that are the majority ethnic group were the descendants from the great Tang Dynasty and Song Dynasty. Taiwanese language should be the official language in Taiwan; not Mandarin. Leave Mandarin to Mainland China. Hope you have chance to go back holiday or short term retirement in this welcoming Formosa Island soon in future. God bless you and family. G'day from Australia.
@@teresamcmurrin8672 I agree with you about Taiwanese language songs. Taiwan's songwriters are really good. Most of their top songwriters were formerly educated in Japan and fluent in Japanese, Taiwanese and Mandarin, but they choose to write Taiwanese language songs, as they can't express themselves well in Mandarin in a song. Even in dialogues/conversation, using Taiwanese language can better express the passion and feeling better in a dialog. That is why the Taiwan prime time TV drama at 8.00 pm are dominated by all the Taiwanese language TV drama, due to high ratings and advertiser demand.
