Excessive attack on Ms World Singapore's English
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Originally posted by Short Ninja:
She has demonstrated herself to be a fraudulent and incorrigible person.What second chance? No sooner she got into probation she is already working out another scam.So who is next in line to represent Singapore ? But first.....let's hear what she has to say>Hahaha
Louis koo used to be a convict in the 1990, when he was led astray by his company of bad friends. he has never denied he was in jail before and look at where he is now. a hk movie star.
everyone deserve a second chance.
if she still the same old self and go back to committing fraud, then she dun deserve another chance. you have to ask her what was her motive for committing fraud? was it because of lack of money, greed for money, or led astray by her friends?
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Originally posted by donkhead333:
I feel that her english was deemed bad, not because of the accent, more so due to the fact that she was unable to express herself clearly. She kept going "yah....yah...yayapapaya.."
Solution seems to be a simple one to me.
Drop alien language use native language.
Problem solved.
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seriously lar, how many singaporeans can pronounce these words accurately, salmon, almond, cement?
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Originally posted by Rooney9:
seriously lar, how many singaporeans can pronounce these words accurately, salmon, almond, cement?
No reason why they should.
English is an alien language to majority of Singaporeans.
Mandarin is an alien language to majority of Japanese.
You can't expect japanese to pronounce chinese words correctly also.
English is an alien language to majority of Singaporeans.
You can't expect Singaporeans to pronounce english words correctly also.
This is because english is an alien language to majority of Singaporeans.
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Originally posted by angel3070:
No reason why they should.
English is an alien language to majority of Singaporeans.
ok. what you speak at home and outside with friends? surely you are not guilty of speaking in english ba? at workplace, I can understand it if you speak english with your boss and colleagues, bu outside work, what do you speak of?
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Originally posted by Rooney9:
ok. what you speak at home and outside with friends?
Mandarin. My dialect not that good. My father usually speaks his native dialect.
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The usual extremist has derailed a topic again....
Please close and lock this thread.
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Originally posted by Rooney9:
seriously lar, how many singaporeans can pronounce these words accurately, salmon, almond, cement?
If you can pronounce the word Salmon you can with Almond but if you can't pronounce Cement just say Sperm can oreddy>Hahaha sorry just kidding again.
Everybody deserve many chances in life cuz I bet countless people like you and me have gone beyond second chances.My point is that she is young already on the wrong path and therefore she has to be hit hard if not harder ...and believe me she will definitely be a better person later down the road of life.
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what is 2nd chance....? Miss Sg is going to compete globally...Do you honestly think Miss Nicaragua or Miss iceland is going to give her 2nd chance. She will be eaten alive....So for those who think this is harsh .............think again. When u screw up the first time in current enviornment there is NO 2nd Chance....!! wake up and get real.
She has to pick herself up and start walking.
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Originally posted by angel3070:
Solution seems to be a simple one to me.
Drop alien language use native language.
Problem solved.
Singaporeans aren't good with mandarin as well - especially so for the younger generation, english not here, mandarin not there.
Haiz.
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Originally posted by donkhead333:
Singaporeans aren't good with mandarin as well - especially so for the younger generation, english not here, mandarin not there.
Haiz.
yes. so is our malay and indian counterparts. our language in singapore is like rojak. speak english, chinese, malay, hindi all into one. our singlish is actually rojak with all these languages and dialects rolled into one.
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Originally posted by donkhead333:
Singaporeans aren't good with mandarin as well - especially so for the younger generation, english not here, mandarin not there.
That is mainly due to PAP education and language policy.
They really screwed up everything.
The main person to blame for all this is the old fucking b******d.
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Originally posted by Rooney9:
yes. so is our malay and indian counterparts. our language in singapore is like rojak. speak english, chinese, malay, hindi all into one. our singlish is actually rojak with all these languages and dialects rolled into one.
It is due to the insane policies of one man.
He caused it. He fucked us up.
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Those who use less Chinese (including dialects ) and Malay tend to speak better English.My observation is that Indians and Singhs enjoy speaking English with ease.
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Reason is that the less you use Singlish the better your English will be
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Originally posted by Veggie Bao:
The usual extremist has derailed a topic again....
Please close and lock this thread.
Most of us are use to it already : D