#501 台灣迷信 Taiwanese Superstitions

迷信 mí xìn - superstition; superstitious belief民間社會 mín jiān shè huì - folk society; grassroots society道教 dào jiào - Taoism; Daoism佛教 fó jiào - Buddhism禁忌 jìn jì - taboo; something forbidden by custom or belief衙門 yá mén - government office or court in ancient China法院 fǎ yuàn - court of law犯罪 fàn zuì - to commit a crime; criminal activity判刑 pàn xíng - to sentence; to give a criminal punishment判死刑 pàn sǐ xíng - to sentence someone to death死刑犯 sǐ xíng fàn - death-row inmate; person sentenced to death判決書 pàn jué shū - court judgment; legal verdict document墓碑 mù bēi - tombstone; gravestone折壽 zhé shòu - to shorten one's lifespan生命 shēng mìng - life; lifespan詛咒 zǔ zhòu - to curse; a curse糾正 jiū zhèng - to correct; to fix mistakes筷子 kuài zi - chopsticks插 chā - to insert; to stick into祭祖 jì zǔ - to worship or honor one's ancestors寺廟 sì miào - temple香爐 xiāng lú - incense burner香 xiāng - incense stick對面 duì miàn - opposite side; across from someone孤魂野鬼 gū hún yě guǐ - wandering spirits; restless ghosts長輩 zhǎng bèi - elder; senior family member家教 jiā jiào - family upbringing; manners taught by one's family餐桌 cān zhuō - dining table禮儀 lǐ yí - etiquette; manners; proper social behaviorFollow me on Instagram: ⁠fangfang.chineselearning⁠ !😀I hope you like today's podcast! Got feedback? I'd love to hear it! Rate my podcast show or leave me a review!Learn Chinese Podcast | Chinese Listening Practice | Learn Taiwanese Mandarin | Chinese Learning Podcast