Taiwanese used to be the main language of communication for my parents' generation, but as I grew up, they almost always spoke Chinese to me, and I only spoke sporadic Taiwanese when communicating with my elders, so it can be said that I learned Taiwanese by listening, or by trying to say it incorrectly. After I started working, I felt that speaking Taiwanese with the elders could help me get closer, but my accent was too strange and I was often "advised" to speak Chinese. After my daughter was born, I never