Taiwanese in Irish
Taiwanese in Irish is Téavánach — Taiwanese means relating to Taiwan, its people, or its culture.
Taiwanese in Irish
Téavánach
Of or pertaining to Taiwan or its people, culture, language/s, etc.
Téavánach
(in the plural, chiefly, collective) People from Taiwan.
What does "Taiwanese" mean?
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adj Relating to Taiwan, its people, or its culture.
"She grew up eating Taiwanese street food."
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noun A person from Taiwan.
"Many Taiwanese live in the United States."
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name The variety of Hokkien Chinese spoken natively in Taiwan.
"His grandmother spoke Taiwanese at home instead of Mandarin."
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Taiwanese in a sentence
- She grew up eating Taiwanese street food.
- Many Taiwanese live in the United States.
- His grandmother spoke Taiwanese at home instead of Mandarin.
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What is "Taiwanese" in Irish?
"Taiwanese" in Irish is Téavánach. Taiwanese means: Relating to Taiwan, its people, or its culture.
How do you use "Taiwanese" in a sentence?
Example: "She grew up eating Taiwanese street food." In Irish, "Taiwanese" is Téavánach.
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