Chinese Dialects are Losing Their Voices

[milvipes]

Taipei is a lost cause. Try southern Taiwan.

[Trcls]

I won't let Canto die!!! Down with putong hua.

Ngo ngoi Gwang dung waa.

wa ai lan lang oe!!

Preserve the dialects!!

[BAIYUE1]

@Trcls

Shame on Cantonese!

Cantonese is dialect while Mandarin is language.Shame!

Cantonese is actually language,get your fact right!

[Trcls]

@BAIYUE1 forgive me for using wrong terms. I'm sorry.

[kururujang]

it's sad how their minnan ain't tht good =[

it's more of a 廈門(xiamen) than a 台灣 (taiwan)

[fattization]

i'm speaking cantonese everywhere every time in my country. LOL....

[naturespirit22]

very true and funi. i love it. and i enjoy the acting! thanks for sharing!:)

[ayanuhito]

@twychang oh.. i see! their english actually sounds like singlish, too! i'm happy to know there're such generations coming up there in singapore. thanks for your explaining.

[MangoJayjay]

Is This Taiwanese?

[Glossika]

That is Southern Min they're speaking (although not very well), but this language is NOT dying out. It has very AGGRESSIVE use, and always used in my office. I hear it EVERY day, EVERY where by YOUNG CHILDREN and OLD PEOPLE. I guess it depends where you are.

[recnecsenave]

Haha...nice vid. Yea...it's kinda sad that dialects are dying out. Singapore should start holding dialect classes!!! Imagine reading chinese texts in dialect:)

[99centsSUPERSTORE]

Are you guys speaking the Min dialect? I think I understand.

[vlnvlaclogbaerhpno]

Yes, it's Min Nan dialect, AKA Hokkien, Amoy, or Taiwanese

[lilpnoiboi2]

we use this in the philipines i think