Ordering a coffee: Choice of bean which can vary by origin, roast type, or blend.

💬 Used for politeness, especially with strangers or superiors.

🇹🇼 In Taiwan, using [您] is a way to show respect, common in customer service.

💬 A versatile word used in many phrases, like [你好] (knee-how) for hello.

🇹🇼 Good manners often involve saying [好] at the end of a greeting.

💬 A formal way to greet someone, notice that [您] is polite.

🇹🇼 Typically used in more formal settings or with elders.

💬 Pronounced as (wo). It's the subject in most sentences.

🇹🇼 The concept of 'I' is straightforward, but modesty is valued in speech.

💬 Used to express ability or permission.

🇹🇼 It's common to use [可以] when asking for permission politely.

💬 Pronounced as (bang). Can be used both as a verb and noun.

🇹🇼 People often appreciate when you offer to [幫] in Taiwan.

💬 Used in questions to inquire about unknowns. Pronounced as (shuh-ma).

🇹🇼 It's polite to add [請問, 請問你可以幫什麼？] to questions for respect.

💬 A polite way to offer assistance.

🇹🇼 Common phrase in customer service, showing readiness to assist.

💬 Used informally among friends or equals.

🇹🇼 [你] is less formal than [您], commonly used in casual conversations.