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Line

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Line sī chi̍t khoán í èng-iōng nńg-thé chò ki-chhó͘ ê bāng-lō͘ thong-sìn kiam siā-kau ho̍k-bū. 2011 nî khai-tong. Keng-êng ê kong-si LINE tu-sek-hōe-siāJi̍t-pún, i-sī Hân-kok kong-si NAVER ê chú-kong-si.

Nńg Gîn-hâng (SoftBank Group) ê hun-pō͘ kap Ji̍t-pún Ia-hú! (Yahoo! Japan) ê êng-ūn kong-si Z Holdings tī 2021 nî 3 goe̍h hām Line Kong-sī ha̍p-pèng. Lâng tī Ji̍t-pún, Tâi-oân, kap Thài-kok, siāng liû-hêng iōng Line chit-ê á-phuh (app) lâi thoân sìn-sit.[1][2]

Line La̍p-chîⁿ

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Line Kè-têng-chhia

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Line Kè-têng-chhia chit hāng ho̍k-bū hām Ji̍t-pún chāi-tē ê kè-têng-chhia kong-si Nihon Kotsu ha̍p-chok, tī 2015 nî chiaⁿ--ge̍h khai-sí khai-hòng.[3] Line Kè-têng-chhia kap Line La̍p-chîⁿ kāng-khoán, sú-iōng-chiá pit-su ài lēng-gōa an-chong chi̍t ê sin ê á-phuh. Kî-tiong ê ho̍k-bū pau-koa kiò chhia koh nā kap Line La̍p-chîⁿ ê kháu-chō sio-liân chiū ē-tàng chū-tōng la̍p chhia-chîⁿ.[4]

Kin-á Line (Line Today) sī tī Line lāi-té ê sin-bûn tiong-sim, ē thê-kiong tong-ji̍t siōng-sin ê siau-sit.

Chham-khó Chu-liāu

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  1. "Mobile Messaging App Map of the World - January 2019". Archived from the original on January 16, 2021. Retrieved February 10, 2021.
  2. "How Japan's Line App Became a Culture-Changing, Revenue-Generating Phenomenon". February 19, 2015.
  3. "Line Launches A Taxi Booking Service In Japan Because Chat Apps Have Become Platforms". TechCrunch. Retrieved February 28, 2018.
  4. "Line Taxi launches, gives Uber first major challenger in Japan". Tech in Asia. Retrieved February 28, 2018.