Can Singaporeans Write Common Chinese Words? | Uncover65 Asks EP 14

Embark on a linguistic journey with Billy in this latest video as he roams the vibrant streets of Singapore, testing the Chinese writing skills of its everyday citizens.
"Can Singaporeans Write Common Chinese Words?" is more than just a question; it's an exciting challenge that brings smiles, surprises and spontaneous fun! From the local favourite 'Chicken Rice' (鸡饭), to a friendly "Hello" (你好), watch as our fellow participants attempt these challenges. Some succeed, while others... well, let's just say they give it their best shot!
With each word, the reactions get better and the surprises keep coming. Witness the triumphs, the hilarious fails, and everything in between. This video is sure to entertain, amuse, and even educate you about the fascinating linguistic landscape of Singapore.
Whether you're a language enthusiast, a fan of street challenges, or simply looking for a good laugh, this video is a must-watch! So what are you waiting for? Click play, enjoy the ride, and don't forget to hit like and subscribe for more exciting content from Billy.
Embark on a linguistic roller coaster ride with us and discover how well Singaporeans fare in this Chinese dictation challenge. Will they rise to the occasion or will they crumble under the pressure? There’s only one way to find out. Let's hit the streets of Singapore, one Chinese character at a time! 🚀🇸🇬🖊️
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[@jasonk.]

等下？華語不是新加坡的必修科目嗎？

[@cocaineminor4420]

Not really
Most of the things are now in English

[@davidtay9347]

OMG.Never expect to be that bad😂😂

[@troublemaker1563]

Bro should try asking math/english grammar questions

[@shusuke9]

aiyo aiyo!Even I can get all correct

[@Jack-hy2ki]

Malaysian chinese is much better than Singaporean and they can speak, write, and read 3 languages.
Singaporean really need to buck up. 2 only can not handle.

[@silverchairsg]

Malaysian Chinese English suck lah.

[@allenc4941]

truth

[@lamsunyong343]

On the whole, Singaporean Chinese speaks better Mandarin than the Malaysians though

[@silverchairsg]

@@lamsunyong343 Maybe you mean English? SG Chinese Mandarin standard much more cui than Msia Chinese lah.

[@lamsunyong343]

@@silverchairsg yes I mean mandarin