Yosh sang, ohayo gozaimasu. Not all clerks there understand about Taiwanese teaching.
When I visited TLI.
Some said they did not sell the materials.
And some said they could sell.
So I visited 3 branches to get all the books I wanted to buy. http://www.tli.com.tw/tli/eng/en/6-4.ASP Speak Taiwanese (3 volumes)

----- Original Message ----- From: smy2185 Sent: Thursday, May 19, 2005 7:24 AM Subject: Re: [TGB] Fw: Ho-Lo oe
Dear Mr. Tada, æ¨å¥½ï¼ Thank you very much for your information. Would you kindly advice me how to obtain TLI (Taipei Language Institute) e kho-pun; TLI texts "Speak Taiwanese Hokkien vol.1, vol.2", "Taiwanese Survival Course" 眞å¤è¬ã Yosh

From: TADA Kei ; Sent: Wednesday, May 18, 2005 2:37 AM Subject: Re: [TGB] Fw: Ho-Lo oe
Yosh sang, li ho. Goa kian-gi li iong TLI(Taipei Language Institute) e kho-pun. (I recommend you to use TLI texts "Speak Taiwanese Hokkien vol.1, vol.2", "Taiwanese Survival Course") Li na si khoaN u Jit-gi, hoan-geng chham-ka Nihon Taiwan go Mailing List http://taigu.formosa.ne.jp (If you can read Japanese, I also recommend you to join Nihon Taiwan go Mailing List. Though TGB is the best choice, where are many Taiwanese teachers/authorities. HIGUCHI's "Taiwango Kaiwa" will help you to understand Taiwanese grammar.) TADA Kei Tokyo, Japan

----- Original Message ----- From: smy2185 Sent: Sunday, May 15, 2005 3:32 AM Subject: Ho-Lo oe
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