5 Things No One Tells You About Living In Taiwan

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  • čas přidán 28. 06. 2024
  • Let’s be honest, no one tells you anything about Taiwan 😆 but here are 5 things that surprise people when they first come to Taiwan
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  • @giannishen
    @giannishen Před 14 dny +67

    最喜歡聽 Prozzie 練肖話,但其實他說的每一句都貨真價實,超精準!👍😍👌

    • @Prozzie
      @Prozzie  Před 14 dny +7

      Thank you! I love seeing your support for my channel

    • @giannishen
      @giannishen Před 14 dny +5

      @@Prozzie It is my biggest honor, thanks to you too! Support & Love forever! 😍✌

  • @user-zz2tt1ht9k
    @user-zz2tt1ht9k Před 14 dny +28

    對於台灣四面環海,確不會游泳,Prozzie 説對二個原因,台灣周圍的海域是親潮和黑潮流經的地方,水流急,沙魚多。台灣民間説法,水中有水鬼會抓交替,其實應該是台灣天氣炎熱,若急欲跳入水中容易抽筋痙攣。第三點,最主要沒談到的是國民黨來到台灣,就禁止人民靠近海邊嚴禁出海,海防全由軍人看守。
    但現在已經不一樣了,年輕一輩大都會游泳。

    • @user-ln2sd7ht2o
      @user-ln2sd7ht2o Před 14 dny

      學校有教,才發現很多旱鴨子真的是不適合游,他們不會感覺水的流動而去平衡身體

    • @user-zz2tt1ht9k
      @user-zz2tt1ht9k Před 11 dny

      @@user-ln2sd7ht2o 學習游泳,不只學泳池的游泳技巧,而要學會如何在水中不沉沒的方式。如能在學齡前就接近水,自然會喜歡水!

    • @AS-wv3eg
      @AS-wv3eg Před 7 dny

      年輕一輩會游泳,但去到某些水域,是要特別小心觀察,在沒做好安全措施,或準備一些安全措施時,別下水遊玩,很多水域出現事故,都是一些自認泳技高超的人,多數都不知道水域特性,急流.暗流.樹枝等障礙物,若是在海邊,潮汐流水不說,一堆魚鉤魚線等,都是非常危險的,雖然相關事故比例很少,仍需注意
      老一輩說的沒錯,水火無情,不可小覷 ,把自信留在泳池,要去外面水域游,先做好功課並多觀察

  • @editorjohn8803
    @editorjohn8803 Před 14 dny +12

    1. Many can speak English
    2. They love Japan
    3. They're very religious
    4. They hate the heat
    5. Many don't drink (I think they actually do
    6. Many don't swim
    What I learned from living in Taiwan from 1999-2013:
    1. They treat foreigners better than Taiwanese, unless you're ugly.... then you're screwed
    2. They have a very good sense of humour compared to those of other cultures
    3. They travel, both around their country and abroad, more than those of most other cultures
    4. They turn into completely different people when they drive, so don't get in their way
    5. They are way, way, way more money-conscious (they will budget and count every dollar to the level of cheap) compared to the Chinese

    • @tina4745
      @tina4745 Před 14 dny +2

      Hahaha, you really know Taiwanese ppl

    • @user-GTARO
      @user-GTARO Před 12 dny

      4. They turn into completely different people when they drive, so don't get in their way
      你說的沒錯 騎機車的人也一樣

  • @user-ob1le1zh2i
    @user-ob1le1zh2i Před 14 dny +14

    真的很深入淺出的解說台灣的文化及民情!👍

  • @babylife3370
    @babylife3370 Před 6 dny +1

    你說對了,身為台灣人覺得比許多亞洲人更重視健康,我去日本總是驚訝他們為何這麼需要喝酒抽煙非常頻繁,我們喝酒大部分是偶爾朋友聚會小喝也不會喝到爛醉或自己在家小酌但不需要天天如此,非常喜歡在台灣生活重視身心靈的健康跟幸福感

  • @user-bx4de1ov4j
    @user-bx4de1ov4j Před 13 dny +3

    我出生在台灣、定居於日本。
    您對台灣及日本的人與事都很明白、說的很棒🎉

  • @a128136193
    @a128136193 Před 14 dny +5

    雖然台灣很多人都怕熱,不過我不怕熱,不會游泳主要就是KMT的影響

  • @yfllll
    @yfllll Před 14 dny +5

    The religious part is always surprising to me and I didn’t realize it until I was an adult. My dad’s side of the family is super Christian and my mom’s side is very Buddhist/taiwanese folk religion and it skipped my parents and they’re both atheist (and moved to the US). So I never realized religion was so big over there until my mom would say stuff like “oh your cousin got a name change from the fortune teller to improve his luck in finding a wife”. Also I had no idea the Mazu festival existed until I saw CZcamsrs covering it.
    A lot of countries in Asia hate Japan except Taiwan haha. I think Taiwan being governed by Japan was shitty but not as shitty as when the KMT were in their dictatorship phase. So people like my grandparents who lived under both rules see Japan rule as ok comparatively. Then the generations after the Japanese left only have the KMT as comparison.

  • @joy00005
    @joy00005 Před 14 dny +13

    台灣人不太會在海邊游泳的原因有很多,
    其中一個原因也的確跟中國有關,
    當初兩蔣時代,
    為了避免中國登陸,
    海灘都有做管制,
    所以去海邊戲水會受到一些限制,
    雖然解嚴後就沒有管制了,
    但長久的習慣造成的影響還在。

  • @Alexc99xd
    @Alexc99xd Před 14 dny +4

    12:26 Another secret, Taiwan garbage trucks play that music (The Maiden's Prayer, Op. 4 by Badarzewska-Baranowska). When I visited family my mom told me "ice cream truck!" and I believed it as a kid :(

  • @mingchuanhsu8878
    @mingchuanhsu8878 Před 14 dny +11

    台灣人雖然不是很喜歡喝酒,但是釀酒技術是不錯的

    • @Prozzie
      @Prozzie  Před 11 dny

      That's true! I don't drink alcohol anymore but I used to really like Taiwanese 小米酒

  • @jerryc7285
    @jerryc7285 Před 14 dny +2

    You are amazing. You covered almost everything about your subject in one nice motor cycle ride! Very efficient, I’m impressed and I actually enjoyed the awesome ride with you 😂💪

  • @greed0729
    @greed0729 Před 14 dny +5

    我當兵的時候聽同梯的說過,他們學校游泳課是看課本學的,他們根本沒有游泳池,所以都不會游泳,當然平日消遣也就不會去游泳了

  • @akasoamethyst
    @akasoamethyst Před 14 dny +3

    謝謝你的分析。
    我覺得你說的都沒錯👍
    希望再聽你分析其他觀點讓更多不太認識台灣的人能更瞭解😉

    • @Prozzie
      @Prozzie  Před 11 dny

      thank you for watching!

  • @followxiaofei
    @followxiaofei Před 14 dny +8

    13:01 The swimming thing. A lot of reasons for that, riptides aren't one of them. Rip currents are very rare here, although they can happen at some of the shallower beaches (mostly in the north). And it wasn't so much a threat from China, but a threat from Taiwan. The military dictatorship forbade swimming in a lot of places for fear that locals might swim out to a Chinese boat, or maybe all the way to China, and defect or give military secrets, etc. So that didn't help. As for the modern era, the west coast beaches are amazing, but polluted, or at least perceived to be polluted (who wants to swim on the white sand beach in front of a plastic factory?) and east coast beaches often have obnoxious shore breaks. North coast beaches tend to be pretty nice. If you look at photos from 50 years ago though, you'll see the beaches full of swimmers. Not just beaches but also places like shimen reservoir, etc. But over time more and more places were closed, and people were dissuaded from swimming. Now swimming is gradually making it's way back into the culture, despite the major public school swimming program being cancelled in 2016. These days if you go to a popular beach, it's only young children swimming, and their parents stand on the side complaining that they didn't learn swimming when they were kids.

    • @eltongoaustriaco8268
      @eltongoaustriaco8268 Před 11 dny

      As soon as a beach in Taiwan becomes popular, swimming becomes illegal and you are only allowed be in knee deep water. Sometimes there are exceptions if you bring your SUP board

  • @sleng358
    @sleng358 Před 14 dny +4

    又來看Prozzie了,廢話不多說趕緊先按個讚

  • @user-nr1xu3gt4m
    @user-nr1xu3gt4m Před 14 dny +4

    台灣的寺廟 野廟 陰廟 哪怕是更小的廟 背後都有其典故&來源故事 隨便一個都會是拍片的好題材或劇本 😊

  • @wiko4ever
    @wiko4ever Před 13 dny +1

    loved your video from mexico

  • @tina4745
    @tina4745 Před 14 dny +2

    Nice bike, Honda Rebel

  • @jejudo3000
    @jejudo3000 Před 14 dny +7

    台灣是最好的。我全心全意地愛台灣和她的人民

  • @ycl7688
    @ycl7688 Před 14 dny +12

    Anecdotally, swimming and beaches are not a huge part of Taiwanese culture could have something to do with that there has been sea ban in different periods of time in Taiwan practiced by local governors.

    • @Prozzie
      @Prozzie  Před 14 dny

      I've heard people talking about this

    • @cooliipie
      @cooliipie Před 14 dny +2

      For Taiwan being an island, it doesn't feel beachy at all. Throws me off

    • @sfasdf851
      @sfasdf851 Před 2 hodinami

      Another reason I believe is that Taiwan's education system is oriented towards academic advancement. Therefore, they consider swimming to be unimportant and do not need to spend much time teaching it.

    • @sfasdf851
      @sfasdf851 Před hodinou

      Another reason I believe is that Taiwan's education system is oriented towards academic advancement. Therefore, they consider swimming to be unimportant and do not need to spend much time teaching it.

  • @user-tz1tg2yq9g
    @user-tz1tg2yq9g Před 14 dny +4

    我小孩一個33歲一個27歲在台北市從國小一年級開始體育課就教游泳畢業要通過25公尺的游泳考試.國中畢業為50公尺通過考試學校會給證書.若還不會游泳的同學考到過為止.這是台北市教育局的政策主要是教遇水難時求生技能.且現在社區住宅或社區活動中心裡面都有游泳池了.
    對於日語要看阿公阿嬤是不是在日治時期出生受日本教育.我的小孩因為家庭環境要跟祖父母話家常.所以從出生跟阿公阿嬤相處講話時下意識學會日文會跟著講些日文.
    台灣現在這麼熱是全球暖化的關係.回想小時候至20幾年前台灣四季分明.冬天真的很冷.夏天最高溫32度大家就哇哇叫了😂
    你跟艾倫的YT影片從開始就一直追蹤每支影片都有看.希望你們在台灣的日子能幸福平安❤❤❤

    • @ceciliahuang3984
      @ceciliahuang3984 Před 10 dny +1

      我也是很驚訝他說了好幾次「台灣人不會游泳」,什麼迷信等等。很好奇他到底都是跟什麼樣的台灣人在一起⋯⋯ 我已經50幾歲了,從小就去上游泳課,中學到大學體育都要考得過游泳,不過的人就一直重考到過為止。 真的不知道他是從哪裡聽來的。

  • @siro4214
    @siro4214 Před 14 dny +3

    台灣喝酒的人不是不多,只是比較少有像國外酗酒成癮的人。而台灣喝酒的地方就是熱炒、餐廳、小吃店跟KTV。會去酒巴喝的人比較少,所以台灣酒巴店少一點,而外國人剛到台灣要喝酒就想到酒巴反而不好找。

  • @kyeongmin9396
    @kyeongmin9396 Před 14 dny +2

    Cool video! Would love to have another list, because I'm sure that list would be super long lol

  • @helenlin1499
    @helenlin1499 Před 14 dny +3

    認同💕你很了解台灣🫡

  • @elovaloco
    @elovaloco Před 14 dny +2

    Good stuff! I'm sure you can come up with another list or 2...

  • @SamMoffatt
    @SamMoffatt Před 14 dny +3

    Loved the video on the bike, even with the muffled video! Would like to see more of the road or the path ahead even if that meant putting the other camera in shot rather than the bike. Perhaps the uncut bike footage could also land on Patreon?

    • @Prozzie
      @Prozzie  Před 14 dny +4

      Yea I have to figure out a way to mount the camera so it's pointing up a little. It's hard because I can't see what the camera is looking at when I have my helmet on

  • @leslie05290
    @leslie05290 Před 14 dny +3

    Hi Prozziie, the way you washing your lovely bike seems not good enough. Check some video and find your modify way. In my opinion, Using high presure air gun to move out the water inside the jointer and under the rubber cover, it should help preventing from rusty. Adding chain oil regularly could help the bike maintaining in silence and smooth situation.

  • @Su-ew8mj
    @Su-ew8mj Před 14 dny +2

    Very insightful

  • @davidt1831
    @davidt1831 Před 14 dny +2

    Yes, Taiwanese like Japan so much that Grace, or whoever is doing the subtitle, snuck in a Taiwanese Japanese (chotto matte) in the subtitle when Prozzie was talking about learning Japanese as second language.

  • @daneclark3161
    @daneclark3161 Před 3 dny

    My husband says that when he was in school, the students would go to the temple to pray for the knowledge to pass a test. After the test then they would return the knowledge to the teacher. 😂

  • @user-sh8lq2vo5m
    @user-sh8lq2vo5m Před 14 dny +8

    我超級討厭夏天.真的太熱又太潮濕了.
    另外.我真的就是一個不會喝酒也不會游泳的人.
    距離我上次去海邊,應該是20幾年前的事了吧.

    • @Prozzie
      @Prozzie  Před 11 dny +1

      I think it's time you should learn!

  • @danzwku
    @danzwku Před 14 dny +1

    The thing about swimming, my dad had a friend who went swimming and got flushed away by the water and died. It would've been outside in the nature somewhere where the government never hadn't up prohibitive barricades in the 70s. I assume he wasn't the first one so I imagine the people there can be weary/just don't have a culture of swimming, unless it's in indoor pools

  • @amychang4148
    @amychang4148 Před 14 dny +5

    謝謝!

  • @GgraceTseng
    @GgraceTseng Před 14 dny +4

    給Prozzieㄧ個大大的讚👍🙋‍♀️

  • @passuggchung
    @passuggchung Před 13 dny

    以前不覺得,看了這集後認真回想,才發現台灣很多人不(大)會游泳可能真的跟民間習俗信仰有關。
    其實小時候大家都是愛玩水的,俗話說初生之犢不畏虎,即使長輩會一直叮嚀千萬別去溪(海)邊游泳,但小時後還是很多人會結伴去野外玩水,
    然後每年尤其暑假,都會看到海(溪)邊溺斃的新聞,與此同時普渡也每年如常的舉辦著,一年兩年⋯,突然間你也變成勸家裡小輩別去野外戲水的大人,即使自己要安排戲水活動,也會刻意避開農曆七月⋯
    說這個倒不是說變成了自己小時候最討厭的人之類的,而是突然發現社會集體的民俗生活習慣,是這樣潛移默化的影響了行為

  • @chester4264
    @chester4264 Před 14 dny +4

    U told the truth.

  • @leonhoitinga9032
    @leonhoitinga9032 Před 10 dny

    Just came across you channel today. Will visit Taiwan in two weeks for 12 days and I'm so excited about it :) Good to hear the Taiwanese spreak average English in general. My Chinese is not what it used to be. ;)

    • @Prozzie
      @Prozzie  Před 10 dny

      @@leonhoitinga9032 good luck! Hope you enjoy it

  • @joysunny692
    @joysunny692 Před 13 dny +1

    台灣人少游泳主要是民間習俗問題,川短流急戲水危險性高,我小學時幾乎每年都有童伴遇難,不親海一則是國民黨政府有各種海禁的規定,但先民來台過台灣海峡(黑水溝)的風險,也遗留了一定影響。

  • @user-js8sx8io2t
    @user-js8sx8io2t Před 10 dny

    Taiwan has conducted a bilingual nation(which is English)policy since 2017. So the education system be like teaching in English. Although the effect seems not good and academics criticized it but many few decades later you will find taiwan like Singapore

  • @eltongoaustriaco8268
    @eltongoaustriaco8268 Před 11 dny

    Beach culture would be good to attract tourists, even if it is not native

  • @chiang_paul
    @chiang_paul Před 14 dny +3

    謝謝你的分享與介紹❤

    • @Prozzie
      @Prozzie  Před 14 dny +2

      Thank you for watching!

  • @ChrisinVietnam
    @ChrisinVietnam Před 10 dny

    A vlog on the Rebel, nice.

  • @danielc5047
    @danielc5047 Před 14 dny +1

    0:09 巷弄中,建議車速不要過快,也別單手。
    因為你永遠無法預估是否有小朋友或是三寶從旁邊視線被擋住的車輛前方空隙間突然走出來。

  • @joysunny692
    @joysunny692 Před 13 dny +1

    台灣人少游泳主要是民間習俗問題,川短流急戲水危險性高,我童年時村童每年都有人遇難,不親海一則是國民黨政府有類似海禁的規定,但先民來台過台灣海峡(黑水溝)的風險,也有一定影響。

  • @user-sy8bo3hc9u
    @user-sy8bo3hc9u Před 12 dny

    In Taiwan, they say their language is "Mandarin", in the PRC they say theirs is "Chinese". If you look at the U.S. government websites most of them put "mandrine" as a language option.

    • @308_Negra_Arroyo_Lane
      @308_Negra_Arroyo_Lane Před 9 dny

      No, they do not. Taiwanese say their official language is "national language". And the PRC says Putonghua. Where do you get your ideas from?

  • @cooliipie
    @cooliipie Před 14 dny +1

    10:54 They grew up in TW, but are still han DNA. Very different than Filipina or Thai or example. You can see the skin color difference. Many Taiwanese are lighter skinned than white people.

  • @user-qd9wh1kd5h
    @user-qd9wh1kd5h Před 14 dny +6

    還有台灣人戴眼鏡的非常多!
    幾乎多數的人都有近視!
    醫師也不例外!
    雖然年輕人可能會戴隱形眼鏡。

  • @jamiehuang1091
    @jamiehuang1091 Před 11 dny +1

    Prozzie這麼喜歡騎車,要不要拍機車uber看你會載到誰? 或者誰願意當您的乘客?not only Allan, should be more 😂

  • @inukamirei7671
    @inukamirei7671 Před 14 dny +1

    以前小時候去學游泳的時候聽會游泳的大人說過
    如果不是小孩時期 就游習慣
    隨著年齡增長後 反而會因為恐懼感 只要被水嗆到 或者不習慣 就會越來越怕游泳(我也是其中一個)
    不過也不是每個人都會怕 也有克服恐懼 然後游得很好的
    但外國人反而不會因為年齡問題 反而會更勇於去嘗試(當然這只是個人看法)
    有一次經驗是我在墾丁浮潛的時候體驗到的
    身邊的外國人 跟小時候就會游泳的人 都能潛到一定程度
    反而是沒啥經驗的人 可能剛下潛 就會想浮上去回岸上 那怕教練都有教你如何應對@@"

  • @JSSMVCJR2.2
    @JSSMVCJR2.2 Před 14 dny +1

    Prozzie: Now on Walkie Talkie!

    • @Prozzie
      @Prozzie  Před 11 dny +1

      that's exactly what it sounds like haha. Or like an airline pilots microphone

  • @jgt5021
    @jgt5021 Před 14 dny +1

    覺得Prozzie的觀察很仔細 台灣雖然很熱 但台灣人從來沒習慣過 夏天沒冷氣活不下去😂

    • @jfc4609
      @jfc4609 Před 14 dny

      台灣人會融化🫠

    • @Prozzie
      @Prozzie  Před 11 dny

      @@jfc4609 haha we will melt together. I can't handle this heat either

  • @WesDaviestravel
    @WesDaviestravel Před 14 dny

    lol I just filmed a video the other day, and I also have a whole portion on the swimming thing 🥲

    • @Prozzie
      @Prozzie  Před 11 dny

      haha damn. Great minds think alike. I have a video I wanna shoot with you next week-ish by the way!

  • @Gordcallan
    @Gordcallan Před 13 dny

    The superstitious reasons for many Taiwanese not knowing how to swim are true but also, historically, many young people were just too busy studying-including going to bushibans and the idea of swimming and swimming lessons were seen as superfluous.This has changed considerably and more and more young children now know how to swim or are taking swimming classes and many modern parents now see the safety value in ensuring their child can swim.

  • @kazi1
    @kazi1 Před 14 dny +4

    Hi

  • @jeffb.140
    @jeffb.140 Před 14 dny +5

    Did you need to get a new driving license with tests etc. or could you transfer your Canadian one? I'm wondering if I were to move to Taiwan if I had to get a new one. Just applied for their golden visa .. excited to see if it works out.

    • @Prozzie
      @Prozzie  Před 14 dny +1

      My drivers license expired in Canada a long time ago, so I had to get a Taiwanese one

    • @jeffb.140
      @jeffb.140 Před 14 dny +1

      @@Prozzie They expire in Canada ??? That's wild. Did you need to take driving lessons in Taiwan or was it just paper work?

    • @davemsh
      @davemsh Před 14 dny +3

      I don’t know where your from, but US licenses expire too.
      You can get your International Drivers Permit, which are only valid for one year, extended in Taiwan.
      Alternatively, you can exchange your license for a Taiwanese one without taking a driving test.
      I’m still on the fence on which option I’m going to do.

    • @Prozzie
      @Prozzie  Před 11 dny

      @@jeffb.140 haha yes they expire in Canada. I had to do a drivers test to get my license, and some people have to take classes before they can take the test

  • @LagrangePoint901
    @LagrangePoint901 Před 13 dny

    I've heard that they have a pretty good surfing community there.

    • @Prozzie
      @Prozzie  Před 11 dny +1

      yep! It's not huge but it exists

  • @Cujo5
    @Cujo5 Před 14 dny +2

    Is that square on the ground only for scooters or are bikes allowed too? Coz I noticed you weren't going into it.

    • @Prozzie
      @Prozzie  Před 14 dny +2

      the square is for scooters and bikes that have white license plates (250cc or under). Bigger motorcycles like mine don't have to use them

  • @evychern7714
    @evychern7714 Před 8 dny

    很棒的話題❤,Prozzie的跨文化觀察總是很有趣又不失深度。可惜標題下得不夠準確,否則可以吸引更多觀眾進來。

  • @miayle9545
    @miayle9545 Před 12 dny

    真的很多人不會游泳,去玩水也是被告誡不要做的事⋯⋯很危險、有水鬼
    等等!然後時不時下雨 溪水暴漲 颱風 什麼的 新聞會大肆報導…所以更加深了不能玩水的印象😅

  • @user-te3un8np2j
    @user-te3un8np2j Před 14 dny

    prczzie你講出了台灣有很多我們要改進與面臨到的問題,只是台灣的政府與媒體很愛操作輿論帶風向,希望能繼續指出台灣的問題,讓台灣變得更好。

  • @sfasdf851
    @sfasdf851 Před hodinou

    I think there are still some other features you may notice. For example, Taiwanese girls don't like to get tanned. They try every possible way to block themselves from the sun. Another thing is that girls prefer white guys over black ones. No offense, it's not about racism, but they think babies are prettier if mixed with white. Taiwanese students value education more than anything else, so you will find students often go to cram school and stay there until 9 o'clock or even 10 o'clock; it's the norm. Lastly, they usually don't value privacy, so they often like to chat or gossip about anything, anywhere, anytime.

  • @jarry413
    @jarry413 Před 14 dny +1

    關於游泳,除了科學方面說到海流強,還有台灣山高河短雨季分明,所以很多河段其實不太適合戲水,這是科學方面的
    然後是文化與歷史方面的
    一方面是漢民族本來就不太游泳
    二方面是1950年代直到1990年代,台灣都在戒嚴,深怕「共匪」或是「匪諜」偷渡進來台灣
    所以幾乎全部的海岸線都是「敏感區」
    加上山區可以躲「匪諜」,所以以前山區也是有管制的,很多山區還需要「入山證」才能去
    河流也因為諸多原因,所以「禁止戲水」
    以前學校沒有教游泳(自少我在當學生期間,學校沒有游泳相關的課程)
    家裡不讓孩子玩水(怕溺水)
    農曆七月又有「抓交替」的民間傳說
    各種原因,讓身為島嶼民族的我們「怕水」,事實上讓我也覺得有點荒謬
    就是因為怕溺水,所以才更應該要學好游泳以及自救,不是嗎?

  • @theaveragejoe5781
    @theaveragejoe5781 Před 14 dny +1

    Love the moto vlogs. Would be even better with better audio, but i could still understand. Can't you copy the old advchina setup?

    • @Prozzie
      @Prozzie  Před 11 dny

      I tried plugging the microphone directly into my camera but it doesn't let me change the gain so it sounded really blown out like a walkie talkie. I'll figure something out

    • @theaveragejoe5781
      @theaveragejoe5781 Před 10 dny

      @@Prozzie your friend tkyo Sam also seems to have it sorted

  • @kmm129
    @kmm129 Před 14 dny +2

    Sloacum da man.

  • @rueychen1882
    @rueychen1882 Před 14 dny

    I think another reason for not going to the beach is from your other reason, Taiwanese hate the heat, and sun is so vicious, we will get sun burn in 20 minutes. 😂

  • @jeffchao3008
    @jeffchao3008 Před 14 dny +1

    🙂🙂

  • @ictoriav7066
    @ictoriav7066 Před 13 dny

    這麼悶熱的夏季,我從小在台灣出生長大,我當然是不會習慣啊。不過跟最近的印度還有中東國家比較,他們的熱,台灣跟他們比,好像有比較好一些些。至於台灣人不愛喝酒這件事....................齁齁齁
    有的台灣人愛喝酒,中午就開喝了~~~還且還喝很多呢!只是你沒認識到這愛喝酒的台灣人。
    愛喝酒的台灣人,有的會說,酒猶如喉嚨借過,肚子借放(這要用台語說會比較經典)。🤣😅

  • @EcclesiastesTurnTurnTurn

    Poe divination's accurate writing is 跋桮, POJ(Pe̍h-ōe-jī) writing is poa̍h-poe.
    By the way, 跋筊(poa̍h-kiáu) is means gambling.
    Many Taiwanese's ancestral origins are from Fujian.
    There is a saying 閩人好巫尚鬼,淫祀惑眾. The rough translation is Fujianese particularly believe in witchcraft.
    When many Fujianese immigrated to Taiwan, they faced severe challenges, like aboriginal counterattacks (even if the Fujianese also fought each other), miasma plague, malarial mosquitoes, venomous snakes, and government exploitation.
    Let Taiwanese can only help themselves and pray to gods for protection.
    (Taiwan's plain also has aboriginal people, called "Pingpu people".)
    By the way, East Asia did not prohibit same-sex sexual practice in ancient. (although also do not support it.)
    Fujian in ancient also had one god named Hu Tianbao (Tu'er Shen) to protect same-sex lovers.
    In ancient Fujian had a custom called 契兄弟, it's a relationship similar to male homosexuality.
    (Taiwanese Hokkien scolds women who have an affair with other men, often using 討客兄, actually the correct writing is 討契兄.)
    It is Western Christian culture that opposes same-sex sexual practice.
    戲說台灣 (A Traditional Story of Taiwan) has one episode named 兔兒神弄姻緣 are talks about Tu'er Shen.
    It's also on CZcams. But this drama ended in heterosexuality......

  • @jasonsuny
    @jasonsuny Před 14 dny

    u should watch "周處除三害" that's how I feel about religions in Taiwan...

  • @glgl7676
    @glgl7676 Před 14 dny

    From personal experience, I find Taiwanese more superstitious than devote religious people. With swimming/beaches, I find many Asian city woman avoid the sun so going to the local beach is not at the top of their recreational list. Also, I find the ratio of swimming pools per capita in Taipei is way lower than what you find in a major North American city. Most cities in the west, u can just walk or take a short drive to the local indoor/outdoor pool and go swimming anytime.

    • @glgl7676
      @glgl7676 Před 14 dny

      Forgot to mention, tw people will spend money/time and go out of their way to go spend time at a hot spring/resort even in the summer months. Anything remotely considered healthy, Taiwanese will drop money for it.

  • @AllenRReid
    @AllenRReid Před 14 dny +1

    Great insight...thanks for sharing. I didn't think the microphone sounded bad at all, considering where you placed it.

    • @Prozzie
      @Prozzie  Před 11 dny

      haha. I think you might be the only one who thinks so. It wasn't so much the placement but the crappy camera. It doesn't let me change the gain on the microphone

    • @AllenRReid
      @AllenRReid Před 10 dny

      ​@Prozzie what camera and mic are you using?

    • @Prozzie
      @Prozzie  Před 10 dny +1

      @@AllenRReid insta360 one (I don’t recommend it) and a rode lav mic

    • @AllenRReid
      @AllenRReid Před 10 dny

      @@Prozzie I have a couple Insta360 camera. Is yours the one that looks like a gopro or the one that shoots 360 the RS 1? I use the Rode wireless Pro and really like it.

  • @ata2041
    @ata2041 Před 14 dny

    麥克風應該沒問題,應該是你沒喝的關係

  • @littlewitch5414
    @littlewitch5414 Před 14 dny

    That* ass or Bad ass? I'm pretty sure it's the first, just don't really understand why. The kitty?? 🤣🤣🤣

  • @sally000209
    @sally000209 Před 13 dny

    發現你
    停紅綠燈🚦
    不會停在機車等待區
    為什麼餒?

    • @caijiehung6562
      @caijiehung6562 Před 12 dny +1

      他是黃牌車

    • @sally000209
      @sally000209 Před 12 dny +1

      @@caijiehung6562 喔!
      原來如此
      謝謝你的解答😊😊

  • @friday13michael
    @friday13michael Před 14 dny +1

    Why wouldn’t you just do an overdub?

    • @SaffyLabby
      @SaffyLabby Před 14 dny +2

      This is more ✨authentic✨

  • @姑姑史黛芬妮
    @姑姑史黛芬妮 Před 14 dny +1

    關於第一外語,你誤會了,各高中、大學的外語課,日語開班人數永遠是英語的一半。

  • @batingo1234
    @batingo1234 Před 4 dny

    游泳這件事
    其實跟勞工問題比較相關
    我看西方大都是父母教小孩游泳的
    而台灣父母陪小孩的時間很少
    大部份都是小孩自已跟同學、鄰居去玩
    自然會跟小孩強調哪些地方危險
    絕對不能去
    一代一代下來
    自然台灣人就不會游泳了

  • @user-wx6xf2hd3u
    @user-wx6xf2hd3u Před 14 dny +5

    你長的有點像美國球星小牛獨行俠77號東契奇你是不是他兄弟開玩笑的

  • @giocosoaustralia5286
    @giocosoaustralia5286 Před 14 dny

    Awesome Proz

  • @user-cq9ri6ps2z
    @user-cq9ri6ps2z Před 14 dny +1

    酒駕抓得嚴謹
    會有很高罰金或要入獄
    所以才 會白天少喝酒

  • @user-zp4wu9sk4w
    @user-zp4wu9sk4w Před 13 dny

    只是是喜歡去日本玩,但不是很愛日本

  • @guybeauregard
    @guybeauregard Před 6 dny

    That audio . . . :(

  • @configwang
    @configwang Před 14 dny +1

    日本文化影響,我想動漫>影視=經濟>>殖民

  • @sophiadu0106
    @sophiadu0106 Před 13 dny

    遊園北路右轉西屯路一路騎到底⋯⋯
    (中間跑去黃昏市場附近洗車)😊😊
    今天的路線,我常經過,呵😂😂

  • @user-qd9wh1kd5h
    @user-qd9wh1kd5h Před 14 dny +1

    By the way, 台灣的佛教徒也非常多!!!!

  • @wanyitai1186
    @wanyitai1186 Před 12 dny

    你一定住在台灣南部

  • @ceciliahuang3984
    @ceciliahuang3984 Před 10 dny

    Taiwanese people don’t know how to swim? And they have superstition …. “water ghost” etc etc? 😂 What kind of Taiwanese have you met? I’m Taiwanese and I’ve NEVER EVER heard of that superstition. As to “don’t know how to swim”? I mean we are no Michael Phelps, but swimming is part of the PE that everyone has to pass, and most schools have swimming pools. Have you ever visited one of those public swimming pools / sports clubs? Swimming classes for kids are always full. What’s true is that beaches are not really the recreational destinations, probably because of the reason you described.

  • @allenfish7892
    @allenfish7892 Před 13 dny

    喜歡聽你瞎扯 哈哈 可以多點片子

  • @lily-dw5kn
    @lily-dw5kn Před 14 dny +3

    I'm trying to ram the reasons home why Taiwanese are generally in favor of Japan while Koreans generally adopt an attitude of anti-japanese now that both were once ruled by Japanese.
    After ww2 South Korea has become an independent country while Taiwan was taken over by Kmt that had given the most important resources and positions to its followers from China and treated local Taiwanese as the second -rate citizens in fact. They had ruled Taiwan with iron fists for the first 40 years. As a result most Taiwanese prefer Japanese ruling to Kmt ruling.
    The second reason has been the fear of being attacked by China for more than 7 decades and recently they have sent jets and battleships to surround Taiwan trying to strike terror into people in Taiwan. It seems US and Japan are most likely to extend helping hands if Taiwan is forced to defend themselves against the invasion.

  • @308_Negra_Arroyo_Lane

    Taiwan's beaches suck, and the water quality around the island is disgusting.

  • @julientyt
    @julientyt Před 14 dny

    never felt this Taiwanese in my entire life lol

  • @michaelgrow8630
    @michaelgrow8630 Před 14 dny +1

    Looks like yall has lost 20 pounds or more.

  • @K12war
    @K12war Před 11 dny

    Allen is buying views for his channel. Don't associate with him.

  • @Chris-xc1tm
    @Chris-xc1tm Před 14 dny

    Expensive, boring , mediocre cultural output. Essentially the Canada of Asia.

  • @DiuLayGoHi
    @DiuLayGoHi Před 14 dny

    6-Taiwan will reunify with Mainland China in near future.

  • @Black7862taiwan
    @Black7862taiwan Před 14 dny +2

    停在黃網狀線~要小心罰單~~

  • @huangcc72
    @huangcc72 Před 13 dny

    很多台灣人不會游泳是因為很多國小國高中學校沒有游泳池, 因此游泳教育沒做好, 加上台灣雖然四面環海, 但在戒嚴時期所有的海岸線都是經常管制區, 即使解嚴後管制有所放寬, 但長期以來就讓台灣人比較疏遠海洋, 沒有養成親海文化..

  • @zero1111fly
    @zero1111fly Před 8 dny

    同樣身為島國,日本小學就有游泳課
    日本和台灣最大的差別就是日本是一個有制度有規則的國家,台灣反之
    身為一個島國還處於亞熱帶,從小也沒游泳課這事情就能看出台灣教育的失敗,也沒有任何政客想改變這件事情

  • @joevwgolfgti
    @joevwgolfgti Před 14 dny

    大部分台灣人不會游泳這是事實。
    ps . 能夠下水連續游上400m以上並輕鬆換氣,才能算會游泳為標準的話。