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The Pingtung County government invited 100 outbound travel industry professionals from Thailand to jointly promote Pingtung, and signed an MOU for tourism cooperation to strengthen international connections. (Photo: Pingtung County Government)
Pingtung seals tourism MOU with Bangkok, boosting Taiwan-Thailand ties
The Pingtung County government hosted the "Mountain Bites!!! Sea Delights!!! PINGTUNG, TAIWAN" tourism promotion luncheon in Bangkok on Wednesday, deepening Taiwan-Thailand tourism ties. According to the Tai-Thai Times, the event focused on signing an MOU on cooperation in tourism and promotin...
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Defense Minister Wellington Koo reported to the Legislature that a weak black box signal had been detected on January 12, 2026. (Photo: Rti)
Taiwan locates missing F-16V black box; requests foreign assistance to recover
The Defense Ministry announced this Thursday that they located the black box of the missing F-16V fighter jet. Due to its positioning in deep waters and limitations of domestic salvage vessels, the ministry is coordinating with Singaporean and Japanese salvage companies to recover the device. ...
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Radio Taiwan International interviewed Phoenix Mayor Kate Gallego on Thursday, January 15, 2026. (Photo: Rti)
Phoenix Mayor Gallego meets with President Lai, discusses TSMC plans
Phoenix Mayor Kate Gallego met with President Lai Ching-te (賴清德) this Wednesday as she leads a delegation to visit Taiwan. This Thursday, Gallego said TSMC purchased new land in Phoenix last week, doubling its investment in Arizona. She praised the development as “exciting” and signific...
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Huang Wen-chih, Director of the Strategic Planning Department of the Defense Ministry. (Photo: Rti)
Defense Ministry warns budget delay could add years to arms purchases
Opposition parties have criticized the government’s proposed NT$1.25 trillion (US$39.6 billion) “Special Budget for Enhancing Defense Resilience and Asymmetric Capabilities” as a “blank check” lacking a detailed procurement list.  Vice Defense Minister Hsu Szu-chien (徐斯儉) clarified T...
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Siri Lee (centre) was one of the singers performing at the New Year's Eve concert in Tainan. (Photo: CNA)
Jan 09, 2026
Sing as a daughter of Taiwan
This year, I spent New Year’s Eve watching live broadcasts of celebration concerts all over Taiwan on TV with my family. There was one song that caught my attention — 台灣查某囝 (The Daughter of Taiwan) by 李竺芯 Siri Lee. The previous host of Tâi-gí Made Easy, Ching-en, has introduced th...
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Tâi-gí in markets: seafood
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Jan 02, 2026
A seafood market in Penghu. (Photo: CNA)
Tâi-gí in markets: seafood
Morning markets are the best places to experience Taiwan’s vibrant food culture - and people there usually speak Tâi-gí. We’ll continue learning some useful words to help you navigate the Taiwanese market. This week, we're joined by Allen to explore how to describe seafood.   ●Words to Kn...
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Marco Antonio Martínez, Ayöök speaker and activist with Rising Voices’ Activismo digital de lenguas indígenas initiative, and co-founder of Kumoontun A.C.
Nkukëjtsp ëts, with Marco Antonio Martínez
How do we construct “thank you” in our languages? In Ayöök (Mixe), an Indigenous language spoken in Mexico’s Oaxaca, a common way of expressing gratitude includes “God” — reflecting the lasting influence of colonial encounters. But what if ancestors imagined thanks as something more dire...
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(Photo: Taipei 101)
Let's celebrate 2025 New Year's Eve in Tâi-gí
Are you ready for 2026? In Taiwan, people love doing the New Year countdown on December 31. The most famous countdown event takes place at Taipei 101, featuring a fireworks display and a concert. This week, we’ll learn some vocabulary about the New Year, so you can count down with your friend...
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Dec 23, 2025
Franca Umasoye Igwe is a digital language activist and advocate. She is the founder of the Speak Ekpeye Fluently Language Initiative
Ọ́hwuikpèlèchì, with Umasoye Igwe
In English, we might call it postpartum care. But in Ekpeye, there’s a word that points to something deeper, longer, and more communal: Ọ́hwuikpèlèchì. Umasoye Igwe, founder of the Speak Ekpeye Fluently Language Initiative, joins us from Nigeria to unpack what this word reveals about languag...
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Rice balls. (Photo by shiyun on Unsplash)
What to do on Dongzhi in Taiwan?
In Taiwanese culture, Dongzhi, or the Winter Solstice, is not just the shortest day of the year. In the past, people believed that after Dongzhi, everyone officially became one year older. One of the most important Dongzhi customs in Taiwan is eating tangyuan (glutinous rice balls). Their ro...
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Dec 16, 2025
Kaisanan Ahuan, an Indigenous rights advocate from the Taokas community of Taiwan
Emalo, with Kaisanan Ahuan
For many, New Year means countdowns and fireworks. But in Taokas Indigenous communities in Puli, central Taiwan, a new year can sound like emalo. Taokas rights advocate Kaisanan Ahuan explains a word with many meanings, and one that is a marker of identity for a people still fighting for formal...
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"Tâi-gí Made Easy" is your quick guide to mastering all things Tâi-gí! Each episode clocks in at just 8 minutes, packed with language lessons and fascinating insights. In every episode, you'll not only pick up the language but also delve into unique cultural phenomena specific to Tâi-gí. "Tâ...
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The Untranslatables Project
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Welcome to The Untranslatables Project — a podcast about words that resist easy translation yet reveal something essential about being human.
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Tâi-gí Made Easy
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"Tâi-gí Made Easy" is your quick guide to mastering all things Tâi-gí! Each episode clocks in at just 8 minutes, packed with language lessons and fascinating insights. In every episode, you'll not only pick up the language but also delve into unique cultural phenomena specific to Tâi-gí. "Tâ...
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