頂尖的, 大學排名巳有, Hong Kong U #35, $ingapore #19 #32 + 我母校 Polytechnic #84. 不過我讀"Business" 主要是考不到講大, Poly Business 排#45。 而且近我屋企, 自知不是死讀書的人, 學歷是在"眨值"的, 反而考專業試 -> 考專業牌比較有用, 因為專業是限制人數來......的.
@SingKwong-s8nСағат бұрын
如何踏上國際舞台
@tel84822 сағат бұрын
很厲害了 來台灣問問看😂
@crackerzelda52063 сағат бұрын
The reporter who was on the poorer side could have asked more in depth questions like why is is long war separating both sides? / how many people (%) from the poorer side work in the rich financial side? / is the exit (she found) at the end of the wall the only entrance/exit for people to cross back and forth? /do people from the poorer side ever earn enough to move to the rich side? A wasted opportunity.
@kongyeenchoy22454 сағат бұрын
比广东话,香港赢晒一条街。😅😅😅😅😅😅
@alyn33794 сағат бұрын
既然是测试英文程度那就让两边回答问题也用英文就显而易见了
@andtotherightleft84454 сағат бұрын
差距等於中環同新界東
@kadajlim4 сағат бұрын
0f coz SG is better coz HK PORK GUY already~ #CCP #CowardsLeftBehind #ProtestorsLeftHK
这个测试实际上是多余的。新加坡人从学前班开始学习英语。新一代每天都使用英语,甚至在家里也是如此。就像你注意到新加坡的街道标志和方向标志都是英文的,因为新加坡人能理解它们。在外面,你经常会听到他们用英语互相交流。 This test is actually redundant. Singaporeans learn English since preschool. The new generation uses English every day, even at home. Just like you have noticed Singapore's street signs and directional signs are in English because Singaporeans understand them. Outside, you will often hear them communicating with one another in English.
Hongkong only Cantonese while Singapore English, mandarin , Malay and dialect how can you compare this 2 country. Hongkong only Cantonese
@chihungchan50869 сағат бұрын
原因是什麼呢? 1、回歸之前的香港是面相世界, 2、回歸之後的香港是面向大灣區, Too simple!
@familyfamily55419 сағат бұрын
Hk - another one bite the dust
@wizardscauldron9 сағат бұрын
I am Chinese American and my English is better than most other typical Americans. It all depends on your education and how often you use certain words as well as if your grammar is correct. Having said that, it is difficult to master a second language if you are not in an environment where you use it daily.
@wizardscauldron9 сағат бұрын
For example Americans learn a second language starting in junior high school, but because English is spoken everywhere, most are not fluent in another language. The environment forces you to use the 2nd language. I am fluent in Chinese and can read as well which surprises people. But despite studying Spanish for 5 years I am horrible at it. I can read but can’t have a conversation in Spanish.
Even pre-1997, Singapore students were more proficient in English. There’s nothing embarrassing or competitive about it. A large proportion of Singaporean kids continue speaking English at home, it’s everywhere. I believe many Hong Kong children would continue with Cantonese at home. This “culture“ affects a lot of things since language is more about usage than studying. But for bigger words, I would think Hong Kong students would do better as they would go study it but Singapore students won’t bother. Don’t even think this is something worth comparing.
In a recent English proficiency study, Hong Kong even got a similar rank to South Korea. It's just so acknowledged that Koreans normally can't speak proper English at all. How could you still compare Hong Kong with Singapore in terms of English proficiency? lol
你淨係聽新加坡既小學生講 it means , 已經知道係母語。 好多中文係母語既會讀 It is mean < which is wrong
@SANMMA12 сағат бұрын
Singaporeans speak English all the time because it’s their official language. But where the heck is Singapore, senator? Is it part of China? Bro thinks English is a skill, but it’s actually more about identity. No matter how hard you try, you’ll never be better than native speakers, so now what? Automatically makes anglo monkey superior in asia?
@Leucine6512 сағат бұрын
In Hong Kong's daily life, English is not really a common language, most people merely use Cantonese or Mandarin for over 80% of their daily communication. While English is already the official language of Singapore, the weird Singlish accent kinda hurt my ears but it's overall understandable, at least most of these southeast Asians can communicate in basic English.