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* Buddhism is commonly practiced on Taiwan. Although a number of Buddhist-only temples exist, especially those that train monks, there are more temples that mix Buddhist deities andTaoist deities.

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What is the official language of Taiwan?
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Mandarin is the official language of Taiwan, and spoken by the vast majority in northern Taiwan. In the central and southern areas, the younger generation speak mandarin, the middle agedspeak both, and the Older generation speak primariy Taiwanese .

Mandarin has been the official language of Taiwan since 1945. Prior to 1945, no one in Taiwan spoke Mandarin. The majority spokeTaiwanese, with Japanese, Hakka, and aboriginal languages also spoken.

After Chiang Kai Shek's government , the Taiwanese languages and culture were repressed from 1945 until the 1990's. Taiwanesecould not be spoken in public, and Taiwanese and other languages could not be taught in schools.

Because of this, probably 98% of Taiwanese now can speak Mandarin. Probably 50% of that group alsospeak Taiwanese, and 20% can speak limited Taiwanese. I doubt more than 2-3 % speak Hakka well. Most of the aboriginal languages have been wiped out. Some of the elderly cannot speak Mandarin at all andspeak Taiwanese or Japanese.
mostly Mandarin (Chinese), but some people in Taiwan speaks Taiwanese. most of the people that speaks Taiwanese are in older generation. also, Taiwanese can be a littlealike to Japanese, because of its history.
The language with the most native speakers in http://wiki.answers.com/wiki/Taiwan is

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