Perhaps expressions like LKK (meaning "old fogey") or SPP (meaning "no class") --in which people actually say the Roman letters as abbreviations for the phonetically spelled Taiwanese terms lao-ko-ko and song-pia-pia--are the real future of Taiwanese: a great melting pot.
（編按：LKK 意為「老磕磕」是台語以羅馬拼音的字首縮寫，意為老頭子。SPP 音為「俗斃斃」，意為「很俗氣」）