How many languages ​​can you speak? I asked the Singaporeans.

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Today's interview topic is "How many languages ​​can you speak?" I interviewed many Singaporeans in Singapore. I would like to thank everyone who took my interview and responded. Thank you very much.
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My name is Kazuya. I am Japanese. I travel around the world interviewing locals and foreigners.
There are many countries in the world. Culture differs from country to country. Even if I ask the same question, the answer is different depending on the country. And even if I ask the same question in the same place 10 years later, the answer may change. It's very interesting. I want the viewers to know and be interested in various countries. And I would be happy if you like the country and visit it. I would be happy to help you with your travels and study abroad.
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September 2022-January 2023 Cebu Island, Philippines
February 2023- Singapore

[@Monkey341]

If anyone speaks Cantonese, it is consider another language. Cantonese had been elevated from being a dialect to a language.

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That's right^ ^

[@asrockrpg]

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[@mirae9163]

Cantonese Hokkien Shanghainese Hakka.. etc they're languages, not dialects

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🤔

[@Petro6927]

​@@interviewsaroundtheworld8467the Chinese government choose that I think which is do a dialect to language because it used different characters of Chinese Language.

[@cocaineminor4420]

Thats old Chinese
It's technically called a dialect now
But language is definitely mandarin

[@mirae9163]

@@cocaineminor4420
It's linguistically called a language. Cantonese Hokkien... they're definitely languages.

[@FrozenCappucino]

@@mirae9163is correct. The technical definition of a language is a spoken medium of communication that is mutually unintelligible from another language. Technically Hokkien, Cantonese and other Chinese “dialects” are languages, not dialects.
Dialects are spoken mediums of communications that are mutually intelligible to other languages. For instance, Singlish is a dialect of English.

[@Petro6927]

Hi I'm the person was born in Australia and raised to Saudi Arabia and I can speak perfect in 4 official language of Singapore🇸🇬

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You are a genius☺️

[@FrozenCappucino]

So you speak English, Chinese, Malay and Tamil?

[@Petro6927]

@@FrozenCappucino no I'm mainly Speak English and Arabic so that doesn’t means I speak 4 language it means I can speak like them.

[@lionelproctor82]

​@@Petro6927What the heck are you even saying?

[@Adscam]

@@Petro6927 Learn grammar first.

[@iftikharhusain6286]

Good

[@mrmingsun]

I thought tamil was compulsory for indians.

[@lionelproctor82]

Only for those of South Indian descent

[@DonS90]

These people forgot that Singapore originally belong to Malay people but most of them can't speak Malay. .what a Shame

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It must be a different country😭

[@ecnalms851]

So both Malay people but Malaysia kicked Singapore out..

[@Maplel3av3s]

Because Yalam language is the langugage of low class mats and minahs. 😂

[@JY-bw2qz]

Only 14% of Singaporeans today are Malay

[@eyhtwozed2606]

@@Maplel3av3stheres high class mat and minahs?

[@ignatiuschua5268]

Seems like I know more languages and dialects than all of them in this video. So proud of myself.

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you are a great person👍

[@muhammadisaac07]

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