@@ericmeh8148 they were not that cringy, since use of rudimentary words. Huh on my video, there is none of my voice, how are you supposed to hear it? You must be so delirious for that.
Yeah great grammar there genius "You must be so delirious for that." WTF kinda sentence is "so delirious for that" ?? And what kinda shit is this ‘since use of rudimentary words.’?? LOL yeah real English speakers write like that. They absolutely do/s. Go back to grade school and ask your English teacher how to properly write a sentence, if you even studied English like you claim you do LMAO
I think that the best way to make Taiwan a bilingual country is to let people use it in daily life. For example, we can produce more TV programs in English or encourage people to speak English by providing certain incentives. Only if people have a certain connection with the language, can they be more proficient somehow.
11:31 美國式英文很少 rarely use concession ticket. Most people would ask for "discount ticket". Concession 單字 平常大多数人是用來溝通娛樂場所; 如 movie theatres, park, zoo or at the beach, stadium. 美國人講 concession food stand or concession stand. 用高鐵人員的英文程度.....好棒!
Ul AJ 我覺得您言重了。我只是根據個人經驗指出台鐵高鐵差異,不敢妄此比較國家或文化。 您說的對,一般人遇到不會說的語言,尤其是在服務觀光產業工作的人,會找能夠幫忙的人代勞。我的表妹聽得懂中文,廣播中只需要說到她名字的部份是英文就好,因為她平常不用中文名字,聽到了廣播也可能不會想到在叫她。但台鐵員工一聽到Emily就回『我們不會說英文」。(我後來提供她的中文名字)我不知她的我們泛指誰,但從她沒有考慮找會說Emily這個英文字的同事幫忙,我只能猜測她是說整個辦公室都沒人說英文。 最後好險我的表妹在火車出發前到了月台。我問她有沒有聽到找她的廣播,因為我在月台沒聽到,她說沒有。可能從我與那位小姐的電話到廣播出來需要花一段時間,所以我們都沒聽到廣播,但我只記得那位台鐵員工電話中的口氣和這影片中高鐵員工笑容可掬的差異。不過也可能她只是剛好那時對我有點不耐煩而已😛
But don’t you feel that the English words are usually smaller than Chinese words on every signs? Those foreigners might just see it until they are closer to it than Chinese.🤔
To be honest this kinda video will only do negative effect, it's pretty clear that this is staged (you know, kinda the polar opposite to what it will actually look like on a daily basis)