All of us Singaporeans learn English as our first language. We learn British English in school but due to the exposure to American TV shows, a lot of us speaks American style English. Singlish is something that is commonly spoken among Singaporeans, but most of us can “switch it off” when speaking to non Singaporean.
English is our First language here in Singapore. And wrt the Singlish, most of us can choose to turn it off or on, like a switch if you will. We eliminate the singlish during presentations or formal speaking etc etc maybe even interviews but we still use it in our daily lives when speaking to people we know etc.
Also, just to add.. we study British English here in our curriculum. But of course again, influences from all around the world can’t be ignored I guess? It seeps into our lives and using words like gotta, wanna, gonna etc is just way too common for us when speaking casually.
As a fellow Singaporean , we learned the American accent due to the exposure to American music and movies. But there's one british word which I find it interesting which is the word 'twart'.
Singapore is a bilingual country. English being our 2nd language 👍 And used it schools. Taught british english , but influened over american english. We can switch between singlish and proper english. The better ones would know the american and british difference and switch things up when needed or for fun haha 👍
@@jackjackyphantom8854 Correct. Cuz the time that China and Chinese taiwan was under Britain colonized much shorter than the two countries you mentioned.
@@dddog9674 i dont think thats the reason why. More directly its because the education focus more on Chinese as the language for education than english
All of us Singaporeans learn English as our first language. We learn British English in school but due to the exposure to American TV shows, a lot of us speaks American style English. Singlish is something that is commonly spoken among Singaporeans, but most of us can “switch it off” when speaking to non Singaporean.
And we can pronounce father and mother quite well. 😂
English is our First language here in Singapore. And wrt the Singlish, most of us can choose to turn it off or on, like a switch if you will. We eliminate the singlish during presentations or formal speaking etc etc maybe even interviews but we still use it in our daily lives when speaking to people we know etc.
Technically 2nd language
俊男你很棒华語说的非常棒、你说JJ的英文说的非常棒!谢谢您☺👍💖💖💖
Also, just to add.. we study British English here in our curriculum. But of course again, influences from all around the world can’t be ignored I guess? It seeps into our lives and using words like gotta, wanna, gonna etc is just way too common for us when speaking casually.
Nice job JJ 👍👍👍
中國台灣是三小
台灣就台灣
中國就中國
我們跟中國的關係就只是它在我們隔壁而已
他就舔共😐
但他是新加坡人。
点评的很专业，我们能学到不少地道的英语🤗
😂😂😂😂
Hokkien是福建不是客家(Hakka)哦
As a fellow Singaporean , we learned the American accent due to the exposure to American music and movies. But there's one british word which I find it interesting which is the word 'twart'.
His nationality is Singapore, and he lives in Taiwan. His mandarin accent is total Taiwanese style.
*Totally.
But to argue , singapore is like rojak . Many accents and mix haha
Not 中國臺灣 Just 臺灣
Thanks ^_^
世界不承认
@@t1ko677 護照是個好東西
Yes！We‘re Taiwanese.
Just Taiwan.
’without China.‘
I really like ur clips, but I can’t stand for this words.
好希望有一集做蕭亞軒說英文的影片 期待😚
他在他自己的歌曲里也会模仿印度口音的英语，例如「跟屁虫」「保护色」，特别有意思。
Singapore is a bilingual country.
English being our 2nd language 👍
And used it schools.
Taught british english , but influened over american english.
We can switch between singlish and proper english.
The better ones would know the american and british difference and switch things up when needed or for fun haha 👍
哈哈哈 还有提到 杨老师😂
这里有一点: have to 不等于 gotta, 只不过含义相同罢了，gotta 来自与从have got to do 到've got to到gotta 的衍变。你作为美国小伙不能不知道吧？
第一次见非母语者教母语者讲母语6
重點是
你打三小中國台灣
台灣獨立國家
中國只不過是我們的離島
Nếu a nói đc tiếng việt là a good job luôn^^
中國台灣！？
Hi
你叫什麼名字
If you can speak Vietnamese, that would be great
新加坡人
不是中國台灣呦 中國是台灣的殖民地！
???
？？ 他是新加坡人。
中國或台灣人英文也可以很好
可是平均的水平没新加坡和马来西亚高。
@@jackjackyphantom8854 Correct. Cuz the time that China and Chinese taiwan was under Britain colonized much shorter than the two countries you mentioned.
@@dddog9674 i dont think thats the reason why.
More directly its because the education focus more on Chinese as the language for education than english
中國台灣⋯ what are you talking about...
What are you talking about? He is right
@@josephsparks6517對個頭。
中國台灣是蝦米 你說台灣中文 中國是一個國家 台灣是一個國家
dont do that