Should I paste my message here? haha I left one @ ur language thread.

Singaporean? anyway, still wanna ask something about Indonesian.

May I know ur mail address,if you are a msn user please add me xindy19@hotmail. I am a gmail user as well, but now i have a connecting problem with it, so…shity!

Your site is super =) dunno will you reply me, coz just noticed the Language was posted on 2006, long time ago, *finger crossed*

Hope to hear from you Te ri ma ka sih for sharing the infomation =)

Salamat Malan
Kirei Yume Wo Mite

Hati Hati

Xin

P.S: Actually I know some words already, but still want to learn more from you =)

可以认识一下么？

我的email: zysno1#gmail.com
msn: tom_zys#hotmail.com
website: zys.8800.org

Great effort ladies. We’ve listed you at http://harro.com

Cheers.

Thanks you so much for the comment. I am slack, floppy. Sometimes I feel the blogging kill too much of my time. I am happy you find this site help you know more about China. This really encourages me to keep on blogging.

The “China from the inside” is very nice site. Thanks for the link.

cheers!

I randomly found your blog by the Hibiscus project. I really like the posting here and it helps me, a Chinese reside in U.S., to know more about China. for example, I didn’t hear about the Teacher’s strike in Huadu at all. it just echos my interests in education reform in China as well as other political issues. I recommend you to watch a PBS documentation “China from the inside”. http://www.pbs.org/kqed/chinainside/ if you have a chance check it out.

thanks again and hope to join your discussion,

-Lisa

In terms of overall facilities and environment, Singapore’s universities are much better than most of China’s universities, including those top ones. The National University of Singapore’s ranking is higher than any China’s university in most of college ranking reports.

However, if you want to find the best fit college for yourself, it is not a good idea to make such big decision by just following the rankings. I would suggest you make a campus visit to the Singapore’s universities.

many questions i want to ask and i am at lost

Thanks for the comment.

Frankly speaking, I don’t think Singapore is the best place to learn authentic English.

Chinese native speakers can easily survive here without knowing the basic English. That is the advantage of Singapore, but it is a disadvantage to English learners. You have to reach out for opportunities to improve your English. It takes strong initiative and self-discipline.

The Sin-glish is another issue may concern those English learners here, because most of the local people speak Sin-glish, a kind of localized English which has loose grammar and may not be recognized by people from other countries.

On the other hand, Singapore is a multi-culture society, with about 75% Chinese, 15% Malay, 7% Indian and 3% other ethnics. And it is a global city. You can dine out with German, play tennis with Australian, go swimming with American, backpack with Indian, drink tea with Japanese or party with Malaysian, as long as you do not confine yourself to your own ethnic group. Singapore offers you enough opportunities to develop a truly global sense.