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At university in Taiwan, Kansai dialect course explores another voice of Japan
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· September 6, 2026
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Key points Japanese terms like "kawaii" can be seen on signs. From Taipei: People may encounter Japanese language on street corners in certain foreign places.
From Taipei: People may encounter Japanese language on street corners in certain foreign places. Taiwan is one such place where this occurs frequently.
Japanese terms like "kawaii" can be seen on signs. This suggests a significant presence of Japanese language in the area.
Further information about Japanese language in Taiwan is available from the source, including details about a university course on Kansai dialect.
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Published: September 6, 2026 ·
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