The primary language spoken in Taiwan is Mandarin Chinese, specifically the Taiwanese Mandarin dialect. Mandarin is the official language taught in schools and used in government and media. However, Taiwan is also home to various other languages, including Taiwanese Hokkien, Hakka, and indigenous languages spoken by various indigenous groups. The linguistic diversity in Taiwan reflects its rich cultural heritage. Many people in urban areas are bilingual, proficient in both Mandarin and English, especially in business and tourism contexts, highlighting the global connectivity of Taiwan amidst its unique linguistic landscape.