Five different songs are emitted from the male cricket, Teleogryllus taiwanemma (Ohmachi et Matsuura) by the vibration between scraper and stridulatory file of the wing. They are courtship and aggressive songs, and three types of calling songs. The mode of songs is composed of phrases and chirps. Both of them are constructed by different number of pulses. The phrase time interval of type I and type II calling songs are shorter than those of type III and courtship songs, whereas that of the aggressive song is stood in the middle. When the male adult meets a female, a courtship song will be elicited. But if it meets another male, an aggressive song will be turned on.