【Nn̄g-chó-má / Nn̄g-pa is Taiwanese】Charm - Black & Gold

(Length) 15cm x (Height) 3cm This embroidered charm can be attached to your bag, jacket, or used as a keychain, letting your spirit shine anytime, anywhere! Confidently declare our name as you walk the world: TAIWAN! I am Taiwanese, my Taiwanese spirit burns! "I Am Taiwanese, My Grandma is Taiwanese" [Meaning] "Nn̄g-pa" and "Nn̄g-chó-má" are assertive first-person pronouns in Taiwanese Hokkien. [Example Sentence] Nn̄g-pa doesn't care what Winnie says, Nn̄g-pa is Taiwanese! [Mandarin Translation] I don't care what Winnie says, I am Taiwanese! [Illustration] Oink Chen [The Story of "Nn̄g-pa, Nn̄g-chó-má"] Around 2008, the "Chhong-cho" (冲組) team launched the "Nn̄g-pa is Taiwanese," "Nn̄g-chó-má is Taiwanese" series. The assertive spirit of Hokkien challenged received a enthusiastic response. [The Story of the "Taiwan Grand Victory" Font] This series' font originates from the Taiwanese band Chthonic's concerts: "Soul Requiem, National Defense" at Liberty Square in 2015 and "Taiwan Grand Victory" at Ketagalan Boulevard in 2019. The solid hexagonal "Tai" (台) shield and the extended characters all showcase a powerful and imposing force. Later, its application in the "Nn̄g-pa, Nn̄g-chó-má is Taiwanese" and "Taiwan Army" series made it even more impactful! [The Story of "Chhong Hokkien"] The "Chhong-cho" team loves listening to Hokkien songs, watching Hokkien films, and studying Hokkien jokes, not just because it's our language, but also because it represents the unique cadence of Taiwanese people. Starting in 2012, we began combining many Hokkien phrases with playful imagery, allowing everyone to express their joys, angers, sorrows, and happiness.