Dialect-teaching in the past has laid particular stress on the memorization of the ballad and children's folk rhymes. However, this could not arouse the interest or the learning motivation of the students. Furthermore, memorizing these rhymes had no benefits in communicating with elders. For the above reasons, this research mainly investigated whether the role-playing teaching method enhanced the learning motivation and achievement of the students. This research is a case study. At first, I investigated the meaning, procedure and relevant research on role-playing teaching method, and then observed he situation of the case class. At last, this research applied semi-structured interview to interview four students, parent and one dialect-teaching teacher in order to understand how the teacher applied role-playing to teaching Hakka in the class as well as the acceptance degree of the students. The result of the research showed that using role-playing as a teaching method accelerated the Hakka learning, made the learning more vivid and effectively promotes the student to study and enhance the student go give an oral account the wish. However, because the students' living conditions are different, the attempt to promote the use of Hakka in everyday life has resulted in individual differences.