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by Taiwanese American in Taiwan » 03 May 2011, 17:08
There are so many new threads here lately on basically the same topic that I felt the need to make one thread to ask all these questions in. Good luck!--housecat
I'm Taiwanese but grew up in the states. I moved back to Taiwan in 2008 after finishing high school and have been working full time since. I meet people at work but there is always this invisible wall between me and fellow Chinese...maybe because I only look Chinese... I'm sooooo lonely and sometimes just talking to old friends on Facebook doesn't fill up the hole in me. Where can I find American friends or at least English speaking Asians like me without hanging out in a pub every night. I live in Taichung...
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by Wookiee » 03 May 2011, 21:28
Welcome to Forumosa TAIT. I don't live in Taichung or know anyone from there anymore, but I hope someone from the area post up and invite you for a BBQ sometime soon.
Cheers.
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by Tomas » 03 May 2011, 23:40
Replace the loneliness with lots of healthy, energetic activity, and you'll be a magnet for like-minded people.
It will also help if you simply accept the fact that you're surrounded by Taiwanese people who speak Mandarin and Taiyu. You can't change your environment, so you might as well adapt to it. If you're already fluent, it'll be easy to make friends.
Come on baby, you know you my home slice.
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by alexnative » 11 May 2011, 10:43
I was not very good english LoL but my chinese horrible, just landed in Taipei about a week and I know your problem, because I feel it too

btw I'm in TuCheng
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by Ivy Liu » 06 Jun 2011, 13:37
Hello,
I live in Taichung and my english is communicatable. I have know some friends who were english speakers.
I would love to catch up with you if you still need a friend.
how can I contect with you? via e-mail?
Ivy
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by Nahus » 08 Jun 2011, 12:49
I posted an ad on
http://www.tealit.com when I first arrived to make English- and Chinese-speaking friends. Tons of responses poured in from all over the island. There are lots of locals who want to practice English and also lots of foreigners who want to make some connections. Check it out!
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by motogplvr » 16 Jun 2011, 10:10
Taiwanese American in Taiwan wrote:I'm Taiwanese but grew up in the states. I moved back to Taiwan in 2008 after finishing high school and have been working full time since. I meet people at work but there is always this invisible wall between me and fellow Chinese...maybe because I only look Chinese... I'm sooooo lonely and sometimes just talking to old friends on Facebook doesn't fill up the hole in me. Where can I find American friends or at least English speaking Asians like me without hanging out in a pub every night. I live in Taichung...
Well I am here visiting for a month. I'm half Korean and half Caucasian born and raised in the states so it's quite a change for me being here. Everything pretty interesting so far and a great experience, but I don't know anyone that speaks English. If you want to hang out let me know. add me on msn
slow4mula2002@hotmail.com
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by JessicaRabbit » 14 Mar 2012, 11:37
Heya, im moving to Taipei, and im looking for local friends to hangout with and learn the culture and language. Im Female, 25, and i currently live the U.S.
Roger, darling. I want you to know I love you. I've loved you more than any woman's ever loved a rabbit
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