Buzz on Speak Good English Movement (26 Aug)
August 26th, 2009BLOGOSPHERE
Mlle Janie’s Journey: Speak Good English
By MlleJanie
I sincerely hope that Singapore will see success with the promotion of speaking good English. I speak Singlish too. But when ocassions arise for me to speak in proper English, I am glad that I still have the ability to do so. …
Mlle Janie’s Journey - http://mllejanie.blogspot.com/
Speak Good English « renr
By ?ren
With the morning commentary on the Speak Good English campaign re-asserting itself in Singapore fresh in mind, I later overheard some girls talk about the weather as they sat next to me on the bus . … Truth be told, I wouldn’t normally bat an eyelid over this exchange, because I’m extremely guilty over Singlish in verbal communications, so much so that Mum and Pa used to always reprimand me over my broken sentences; I always insisted that I could turn it off when in …
?renr? - http://renr.wordpress.com/
Singapore’s Speak Good English Movement | KidGlue
By Akela Talamasca
Singapore hosts a national movement aimed at helping its population speak better English called, appropriately enough, the Speak Good English Movement. Launched.
KidGlue - http://www.kidglue.com/
Speak Good English Movement Sneaks Into Facebook « mohdazhar
By azhar1990
I question the effectiveness of the Speak Good English Movement sneaking into social media platforms. The majority of our local youths use Facebook as an informal and convenient way to contact with their peers. …
mohdazhar - http://mohdazhar.wordpress.
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Facebook is a social utility that connects people with friends and others who work, study and live around them. People use Facebook to keep up with friends, …
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Speak Good English Movement Sneaks Into Facebook - Ping.sg
And Twitter, and Blogger, and WordPress, and everything else social. According to the chairman of the come-and-go movement, Mr Goh Eck Kheng, his.
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