Taiwan will take a longer time than Singapore, bcos of your political climate. Green, Blue, Red with some blue mixed with Red & white mixed in Red. None of these policies can get through effective.
@rainmanben3 ай бұрын
It will never happen in general only afew privilege people will be able to learn and use English widely
@jau-yonchen64923 ай бұрын
True...though depends on the policy too because the same-sex marriage miraculously got approved pretty fast back in 2018, making Taiwan the very first ASIAN [counting the Russian Far East, South Asia, Middle East, and also the Caucasus] despite some opposition from folks who have a more "conservative" view of marriage, LOL! Anyway, the bilingual or even multilingual policy should be fully implemented within a reasonable amount of time because EVERYONE, regardless of political affiliation, do want to be able to speak English & other major world languages fluently!
@jau-yonchen64923 ай бұрын
@@rainmanben However, with technological advances, one can learn a foreign language and be fluent at it via online programs & softwares like Rosetta Stone, Babbel or Duolingo etc...if one has the will and motivation!
Don't forget that Singapore's official language is English and that it is a British Commonwealth nation after all because of its British colonial past. There is a Bilingual School in Hsinchu, Taiwan. This school is also fully immersive with courses conducted in English. However, only students whose parents work in Hsinchu's Industrial & Technology Park can attend :(!
@@Wahlaoeh In reality, Hong Kong isn't fully bilingual. Only those that have received an university level education and/or have studied abroad are completely fluent in English. For non-Cantonese speakers, a rudimentary knowledge of Cantonese is still required for daily living and interaction with locals!
@Wahlaoeh3 ай бұрын
@@jau-yonchen6492the proficiency in English of some people who received tertiary education are far behind even a primary school student in SG lah,Some of them can't articulate fluently in spoken English maybe owing to paying lots of attention in Grammar😂
@AlexZhu-fi3zm3 ай бұрын
當前所謂的華語,是滿州女真人講的語言,是清國皇帝說的官話,是外來語
@刘卫皇-v2j3 ай бұрын
又一个农场文看多了的小鬼。
@余明新3 ай бұрын
you are wrong. 猾語just is the hybrid of古漢語, 女真語and蒙古語
Though Taiwan has been changing gradually with Southeast Asian migrants and non-Chinese-speakers who have decided to make Taiwan their home! In fact, because of its current political system; in some ways, Taiwan is more "diverse" than Singapore and Hong Kong despite not having a tradition of using English in everyday life!