Taiwanese Talks About Starting a Business in Thailand - Intermediate Chinese - Chinese Conversation
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- čas přidán 14. 03. 2024
- What are the challenges a Taiwanese faces when starting a business in Thailand, especially when dealing with cultural differences between Chinese/Taiwanese and Thai cultures? Eileen discusses these challenges with a Taiwanese who owns a language school in Thailand.
List of Topics
1)Why did he go to Thailand?
2)What did he find it difficult to adjust to?
3)Why are there many Taiwanese businesses in Thailand?
4)What is the most important skill you need to start a business in Thailand?
5)Do many Thais speak Chinese?
6)Why did he start a business in Thailand?
7)Many South East countries discriminate against Chinese but Thai do not. Why?
8)How to distinguish pure Thais from Thai-Chinese?
9)Do foreigners need to partner with a Thai to establish a business in Thailand?
10)How much money do foreigners need to set up a Thai business?
11)How many Thai employees do foreign employers need to hire?
12)How did his business survive the difficult times during the pandemic?
13)Why do Russian come to his school to study Chinese and English instead of Thai?
14)Why do some foreigners come to his school to study Chinese instead of going to China?
15)What are some pitfalls foreigners face when hiring Thai workers to remodel their business locations?
16)What are some of the difficulties that arise due to work cultural differences between Thai workers and their foreign employers?
17)How does the Thai life values and work habits conflict with the expectations of westerns and Chinese employers?
18)What is the Thai view on timeliness and how does it clash with Chinese and western expectations?
19)How do Thai and Taiwanese girls differ in dating?
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From the bottom of my heart, THANK YOU!!
*List of Topics*
1) Why did he go to Thailand?
2) What did he find it difficult to adjust to?
3) Why are there many Taiwanese businesses in Thailand?
4) What is the most important skill you need to start a business in Thailand?
5) Do many Thais speak Chinese?
6) Why did he start a business in Thailand?
7) Many South East countries discriminate against Chinese but Thai do not. Why?
8) How to distinguish pure Thais from Thai-Chinese?
9) Do foreigners need to partner with a Thai to establish a business in Thailand?
10) How much money do foreigners need to set up a Thai business?
11) How many Thai employees do foreign employers need to hire?
12) How did his business survive the difficult times during the pandemic?
13) Why do Russian come to his school to study Chinese and English instead of Thai?
14) Why do some foreigners come to his school to study Chinese instead of going to China?
15) What are some pitfalls foreigners face when hiring Thai workers to remodel their business locations?
16) What are some of the difficulties that arise due to work cultural differences between Thai workers and their foreign employers?
17) How does the Thai life values and work habits conflict with the expectations of westerns and Chinese employers?
18) What is the Thai view on timeliness and how does it clash with Chinese and western expectations?
19) How do Thai and Taiwanese girls differ in dating?
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Such an eye opening interview. It’s so cool to see people from Taiwan.❤Love from Taiwan.
As a Chinese American who is now studying Thai in Chiang Mai this was a very interesting interview! I can really sense the difference between Chinese and Thai cultures from his answers which agree with my impressions here.
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You are so good!! Thank you so much
他好帥又聰明喔！！！！！！ 他又有冒險的精神。他好像很善良。加油。謝謝你的訪問喔
Awesome video, thank you!
Great interview
Thank you for the great interview Eileen, it's good to hear some Taiwanese mandarin on this channel :)
这些采访真的是特别有意思，谢谢你老师💕
Another great video, thank you so much
Most helpful content ever.
Although Mandarin is spoken widely in Taipei, once you get outside Taipei, the use of Taiwanese increases a lot. From when students got hit for speaking Taiwanese at school, to now teaching Taiwanese in school, Taiwan has made good progress. Taiwan's national identity gets stronger day by day. Language is one of the ways way of accenting the difference with China (plus the cultures of the two countries are now quite different too).
12:04 My favourite moment so far. Nice emotions on both sides
In any case one again a great job!! Thank you, Eileen (and team?)!
And a cool interviewee you have! Good luck for your business ;)
I wanna go to Thailand too. 我也很想去泰國
請問一下，Allen 在台灣的哪裡長大的呢？ 我以前住在潮州鎮3年了！屏東縣的潮州鎮❤
The camera quailty is very good
我发现了这位男人说话的时候会用这样的句型 把...动词 得 还来得 形容词，很有意思，以前没看过这些
我喜歡他的聲音
❤
So the Thai king himself needs to sign and approve citizenship requests, interesting. It is also easier to understand Aileen/Eileen/the host because I am studying mainland Chinese :)
Freespeech ensures variety of information.
Didnt expect you would actually invite a taiwanese. Im delighted.
That's on your shitty prejudices, not hers
That Taiwan business man forgot to mention that Thia people doesn’t have yearly holiday except than small amount of public holidays. They work hard for 10 dollars per day. I wish he will experience life of ordinary Thai people for 350 baht / day with 1 day off per/ week and no yearly holiday of 1 months
很长时间，你做英文，中文字幕很厉害
老师，我想联系这位先生，怎么联系他呢？有他的联系方式吗？我想去他学校应聘。
He is very handsome❤
吳哥窟是在柬埔寨的大哥😊
姐，请制作一些内容关于台湾和大陆年轻人之间的友谊吧，无论是在现实世界还是网络世界中的友情。
现在老师在泰国吗？ 泰国粉丝❤
已经回中国了
More intervews!!!! Xie xie laoshi
我希望他的员工看不到这个视频！会看老板怀疑泰国的员工不掉慢慢的，服务员替代性很高，还有泰国人老师的工资不如外籍老师的工资高🤫
好像台湾人不说百分之每次之说percent
吴哥窟在柬埔寨不是thai👍
"Can't pronounce NG"? Are you sure about that? Bo po mo has a couple symbols for that specific sound. "Can't" is a very strong word. Maybe "tendency to replace NG with N" might have been more humanizing.
We are learning Chinese not English
@@JasonEyermann That's irrelevant. I'm trying to prevent the spread of misinformation.
Eileen used this wording with no malintent whatsoever, and of course, she was not trying to "dehumanize" anybody. Even those concerned wouldn't feel "dehumanized". Because it's common sense how she meant it. That's just how they say it in China and no-one gets offended - because it is simply not offensive for them. Not a bit. They would even look at you like "what the heck you're talking about". It wouldn't even cross their minds to feel offended.
Do you realize that it's only the West that is woke? For other, older cultures that withstood millenia, this is just another western craze.
Again, please try to understand that this kind of thinking that is constantly searching offense and victimhood in everything is simply non-existent in the rest of the world.
@@jansoltes971bravo
Taiwan may produce all the important computer chips, but it’s still a developing country, much like China. There’s no reason for Taiwanese to feel superior to Thai. Any country that has zero control over their pollution and creates extreme environmental destruction is a developing country, and it’s yet to be seen if they learn to live responsible and in harmony with nature.. or if they will destroy everything like Sauron and Orks.
You obviously have not seen the progress the country of Taiwan has made over the last 40 years. I lived there when it was really bad. The growth of the environmental movement and improvements they have made have been commendable. No perfect, but on a good track.