Wanda SG Sounds nice, but I've got no transport, so have to rely on the kindness of drivers, so I can't say yes. Are u thinking of geylang patah for seafood? If yes, we can go to Noah's Ark Lodge to visit the animals....if I can remember the route.
the Bear SG yeah! seafood! a few of the people have seen me with fish and crab in front of me they were kinda amazed
sbst275 SG Me chinese and malay both can But Suzanne cannot speak good chinese or totally for malay... Cover blown as well
the Bear SG you guys lead, i have a car.. but dunno how many other people got cars? in other news, i didn't know Chess was a SEA Games sport!
Camellias4me SG Hello Bear! How r u? And the rest of the owls? Haven't been yakking @ chatterbox lately..
sbst275 SG It was since 2003 But Triathlon is the 1st time... But Phillippines never thought we would swept the gold medal
elindra SG My Malay is one word one word one Cannot speak in sentances. Thanks to my ex-peranakan bf so I picked up some Malay Chinese I have no problems
sbst275 SG She cannot speak chinese is like to many in those that stay in my relative that kg area "Singaporeans many cannot speak chinese in reality har?"
the Bear SG not too bad may not be an owl soon... coz i may be transferred to an office hour job.. or maybe even to the airport..
sbst275 SG OMG There goes the WDL jam talk The bus guide, hope to get your qn answered by asking the JB bus guru by this week
elindra SG I was forced to learn mandarin as a child coz my parents were English educated and they figured that it is important for me to be able to speak both languages well.
the Bear SG thanks man.. if all else fails, i go to Larkin and use my one-word-one-word malay to ask strangely, when they speak, i can understand
laurence82 SG sometimes i kinda wonder how my parents got together my dad is super conservative, chinese educated my mum is liberal and english educated and they do clash sometimes when talking abt difference in values and hi there cammy
elindra SG We as Chinese better know how to speak. I mean even the Malays and Indians are picking up the language. Good example is my hubby. He speaks fluent Mandarin as well, without any weird accents.
