Learn from Taiwan 🌺 ⭐ 🦋 # 909 #

What's the origin of life ? What's the origin of Chinese ? And what about Taiwanese ? The life, it is originated from the planets evolving with the changing climates. Funny, a forest at my hometown founds planets similar to those in South America. And the Chinese, partly of Han people said themselves from the followers or descendants of Emperor Huan (a god, too). A researcher found a similar God existed in Middle East that coincides in both sayings. My father from Han people, with exotic origin in Northern China, the Ho-Nan province, whose ancestor family emigrated to Taiwan from Fukken in Southern China. In my family, the elder kids called my mother Ia-re(姨啊) with exotic meanings in pronunciation. / Ir / in Spanish / Go or would../ existed in some aboriginal words in Taiwan or America or in Europe. A recently released movie / Segalu / speak some phrases as / Irmalsu/ ~ that too bad ~ if drunken with a girl, that's too bad. And if somebody's girl friend taken away by exotic people who is an evil-alike, bad demon. The aboriginals in Taiwan, now called the Native Taiwanese, sing very well, got beautiful voices. The Amei tribes say they sing for Oceans. The Pu-lons' say they sing for the God. In there words, vu~, vuvu~, or vudo mean spirits, ancestors, gods. That seems coinciding with the saying from my father / when people died, he or she could be a god, an ancestor could be a god / In my family, the youngers called my mother Vu or Ah vu / Mother, Tina in the America, or Tien in a old tribe in Taiwan, the Bassey , is an important role, spiritural alike role in family. With few words I heard when I was a baby, I discovered that Mother was a Bassey. Susu is a breeding word in her language. Tien similar to the Spanish Tener and its variables tien(s) / got meanings, look ! you got a bay when she just suffered a great pain at birth. The pain in Taiwanese, the ho-lo language, used in Fukken of modern China too, sounds almost the same as Tien which has similarity in French. These days, I learnt from Pawan tribes' language there are reflexive styles as the Europeans', for example ~ theirs' ~ Tima timadujo, a reflexive, as that in Spanish / se llama..=🇱🇷 how do you call yourself ? / Reflexives. If we look closely, the Kina (mother, in Amei tribe) might be Tina ( your's baby ), ti in Spanisg /of you / similar to the old British thi (you) when a baby born, the first words heard Normally, /Look, it's your's baby, a girl or a boy./ As seen here, this Formosa land full of exotics. these peoples from different places, some farther to the South America or the Africa. The Japanese colonied here. The Eropeans explored and brought in Christian & The Catholics. A baby baptised in written Chinese As 受洗 in a barrel which 桶 in Chinese, looks as a silkworm 蛹 who tries hard to break the chrysalis, a baby out from mother at birth that causes 痛 pain,sickness-alike. salir in Spanish means Out. chry.. similar to Christ, a baby from God. The vuvu or vudo, commonly in Austronian words in Taiwan, on America or in Africa. So the aboriginals in Taiwan, apparently with African roots as a Germany discovered first hundreds years ago. Continued. See you. Ciao ! 🕺👩👩‍🦳🙋‍♀️🤷‍♂️💃