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I really relate to this video. I am a severe introvert. I never really grew up understanding how to talk to people and I even spent my entire education life shaking my legs during presentations and mumbling when giving speeches. I wanted to become better so in my adulthood I took on.... SALES!! Whuuutt?? But seriously 8 years on... I am able to give full room presentations no problem and did emcee work. But I am still INFJ. There is a way to manage your energy in an extroverted world. All the best.

These nlb animations are AMAZING I really love what you all are doing!!!

Thanks for sharing

wow so cool!!!

Growing pains lah

"The words you speak become the house you live in." - Hafiz

Let your words reflect your true self. Authenticity creates connection and understanding ❤

Thanks for sharing

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mosquito breed so fast ,dragonfly should be breed than relase into the wild.They eat mosquito.Gov should do a dragonfly breed project.

I work at River Wonders, Mandai!😊

hi do u have this in chinese?

wow what an inspiring program. Kudos to the kidsread team! will find out more about the volunteering opportunity. Is it possible to also bring along my kid to join to program as i volunteer?

masyarakat, bukan "society".. menarik..

May I enquire how much ghee to add in the wheat flour.

星嘉坡的 _藝術傳奇_

I lived in Jalan Tenteram during my primary school days... always take bus to Bugis Street to LOOK at the ladies.. Sometimes to Johor Road.... I was in my early teens... $5 dollar is enough to be BJed

This woman lives rent free in my heart. Shal always fan girl her and if I write a book ever in this life, it would be a commemoration to her ❤

Great video! As a green career coach, I love to see great videos that are accessible to all explaining important concepts on wildlife conservation and how people can get involved.

I love books about puppies and houses 🇸🇬🎨🏫🌈🌸🐾

Your coverage of 3 cinemas is irrelevant to your title.

Great work D S S

Good knowledge

Great work

Ty ig

It would be a pity if TypesettingSG is lost. Wish that National Library can organise hands-on workshops about long forgotten trades to help young Singaporeans (especially those in primary schools) to appreciate our history instead of just focusing on collecting old books. It would make history come alive and less boring.

I am so surprised that “chut chut” are actually sea snails. Fascinating! I thought they were related to clams. I remember foraging at Pasir Ris beach when we went to the chalets during the holidays.

I used to live in Nee Soon Road, and as a kid, we used to bash through the jungle to get free entry to see the Grand Prix.

Hi😊 1:17

omggg it’s free for all nlb members?? sign me up!!! 💯🔥

I don't understand this trend. I'm sitting in front of my desktop looking at the monitor screen, and the host is looking at me and talking to me because I'm his target audience. However, suddenly, he turns to another direction and he's not looking at me but looking at and talking to someone I can't see. Nevertheless, at 1:47, I understand why he's not looking at me the audience because he's talking to someone else and I the audience an looking at two people talking to each other. Sometimes, the person is talking to the reporter who's sitting in front of him. I know what you'll say. But why is he talking to the cameraman? The camera is supposed to record his talking to the audience.

In the Philippines we call it "suso" - sea snail cooked in coco milk and swamp cabbage and fish sauce, chili, pepper.

ah i still love this

This is a con and is worth no respect nor additional comment. It is infact a double con because its exponents claim they will create many new real and high value jobs. These jobs are all subsidised so they cannot be real jobs.

Its so nice seeing Eurasians especially Singaporean Eurasians so gleefully appropriating Malaccan Portuguese culture and food while barely acknowledging their origins. Majulah Singapura indeed 😊

Its so nice seeing Singaporeans so gleefully appropriating Chetti Melaka culture and food while barely acknowledging their origins and wrongfully rebranding them as foremost "Peranakan Indian" or "Indian Peranakan". Majulah Singapura 😊

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Singapore had such vibrant and interesting culture removed by the previous administrations. Very disappointing.

All those people who talk about AI ethics is mostly about the social or cultural "morality" point of view and being "politically correct" not about trustworthy AI which shows the objective reality or the truth.

Thanks for the video. Suggest to wear gloves when preparing food

Thanks for documenting and showcasing this. I've seen the Gutenberg museum and the Plantin Moretus, absolutely fascinating. Impressed that similar aparatus are found in Singapore and well preserved. I hope Mr. Sun finds a suitable buyer soon.

kueh is any grain processed into pastry or similar product. examples would be kueh teow . soon kueh. chwee kueh. and then there is also peranakan kueh. 糕 粿 粄 would all be considered kueh

i wan to know if kueh pie tee have any relation to pani puri

my favourite tabletop game is chinese chess! i played it a lot with my mother and grandfather, so the game itself holds a lot of sentimental value with me! it involves strategy (like any other board game haha) and is a good bonding activity. also cause i have yet to learn how to play (english) chess...

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Nice food

Hi new subscriber here and new adventure of the food 😋 it looks delicious.thank you for the video ❤

Absolutely loved the video! It's amazing to see the wide variety of activities available in libraries nowadays. Personally, I really enjoy playing the Game of Scattergories, whether it's with a small group of friends or a large gathering. It brings out everyone's competitive side, and it's always entertaining to hear the "creative" answers people come up with. The premise of the game is simple: each player receives a category from a list of 12 categories-such as vegetables or things you throw away-and has to write down an item that fits each category. The twist is that each item must start with a specific letter, which is determined by rolling a 20-sided die. It's a fantastic way to exercise my thinking cap because the quicker you can think, the better you’ll do. Every serious game enthusiast should have Scattergories in their collection! It's versatile, allowing you to play for a short time or for hours, depending on your mood. Plus, there's no pressure-just pure fun!

For me, it's "Dice Throne." This fast and strategic game of card play and dice manipulation is perfect for two to six players. It combines elements of dice rolling and card play, offering a mix of luck and strategy. This blend ensures variety while allowing players to influence outcomes through their decisions, and this balance therefore allows the game to appeal to different types of gamers. Plus, if you're (lazy) like me and prefer a game with minimal setup, "Dice Throne" is an ideal game as it's one of the easiest games to get to the table. Pull out the character sheets and boards, your plastic character trays and off to the races you go! In addition , the production quality of "Dice Throne" is top-notch, with detailed artwork, sturdy dice, and well-made components, enhancing the overall gaming experience and making the game visually appealing. Something I don’t hear often that is talked about board games is that it actually teaches us to be present in the moment, a valuable skill in today's digital age. Playing board games like "Dice Throne" forces me into a physical space with others, unlike video games, where I often play alone. At the table, sharing the gameplay with others brings me out of my own mind and into the present.Additionally, I love that "Dice Throne" has a strong community and has released several expansions and seasons, introducing new characters and mechanics. This ongoing support keeps the game fresh and continually evolving, providing players with new content to explore

My favorite board game is, ironically, called "Pandemic." I received it as a gift during the circuit breaker to play with my family at home, and it was a surreal experience since the game's theme mirrored real life. At that time, COVID-19 felt like a virus poised to take over and disrupt our daily lives. Moreover the intensity of the game was heightened when we played it during lockdown as we had to focus on working together to find a strategy to eradicate diseases before it's too late . It taught us the importance of cooperation, as there's no individual winner or loser-either we all win, or we all lose together. This was the same in reality, where the pandemic's resolution depended on global cooperation; no matter how many vaccines one country had, the pandemic would not have ended as quickly without helping others. Even now that the pandemic is over I highly recommend this game,, because it's very well-balanced. The difficulty is customizable, making it accessible for beginners while still engaging for experts. It's a clever game that offers a refreshing change from many other board games, as it encourages collaboration rather than competition