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Have you heard of a Taiwanese dictionary that once topped Duolingo on the App Store? In this episode, we welcome Lîm Sim-An, the creator of Taro Taiwanese Dictionary.
Inspired by his own journey of reconnecting with his native language Taigi, Sim-An built an app to help others on the same path. “I think my grandma would be proud,” he shares as he reflects on his work and its deeper message: “There are no ‘backward’ languages, only languages whose development has been hindered.”
Tune in now to hear Sim-An’s story!
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By Oleksandr ShynHave you heard of a Taiwanese dictionary that once topped Duolingo on the App Store? In this episode, we welcome Lîm Sim-An, the creator of Taro Taiwanese Dictionary.
Inspired by his own journey of reconnecting with his native language Taigi, Sim-An built an app to help others on the same path. “I think my grandma would be proud,” he shares as he reflects on his work and its deeper message: “There are no ‘backward’ languages, only languages whose development has been hindered.”
Tune in now to hear Sim-An’s story!
Find #InTaiwanWeSpeak on: 🎧 Your podcasts 🎙️ YouTube
For engaging updates and video snippets, follow us on: 📸 Social channels
Come back for new episodes every Tuesday at 21:00 (Taipei, GMT+8). Please give us feedback and share the podcast with others to help mainstream the conversation.