What do Malaysians think of Singapore?

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Reyna D D

most of singaporeans forget their cultures...

my sincere answer

kimht

they stop teaching Malay in primary school..............lol

★ Cik Yaya ★

used to dislike but it's changed since i met someone in Singapore. just fine....everybody has flaw...

kk6644k444

Singapore and Singaporean always think there are no 1 ! because there did many no 1 in the world or Asia/South east Asia . Singaporean always " look drown " other.we think there are just " one kind " of countries and people.Singapore need Malaysia more than Malaysia need Singapore in many way !

man

a very rich country

Jack Black

I like Singapore

Laughing哥

in some aspects,they are role model,
eg.their high efficient transports,high transparency of government,hard working citizens,civic awareness,'who is good,who is the leader' concept
in some aspects,they are same with us,
eg,equal limited press freedom,
in some aspects,we win over them,
eg.we have Anwar here,we dare to argue,we dare to go demonstration in street.
in some aspects,we shouldn't learn from them,
eg,the are quite childish,simple-minded,quite-western orientated,kia su (takut kalah),kia see (takut mati).
As conclusion,they are still a good neighbor,at least they don't cause crime rate high in M'sia,and they can be asked to discuss something beside the table.

¡¡¡ ǝɯıʇ ʍoɥs sʇı

one 'fine' country,clean and I like it ...don't pray, pray (play ,play )

Jeffy

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i have very strong opinion on Singapore...

however, im not malaysian...
so i guess im not entitled to answer this Q..

good day to you..

lets talk-now w

i agree about arrogant people

Mad Cow

Nothing.............i don't think abt them............

aya

i don't know.......

charkuey

+vely:
- S'pore is clean, has many sky-scrapper, their currency is higher than Ringgit, have left Malaysia so far behind.

-vely:
- S'poreans are arrogant, they speeding on road when they'r in Malaysia, the teens are too sociallized. they only an island!

Nathan R

What is Singapore?

¡¡¡ɹɐʍ ǝuolɔ sʇǝl

6 Things I Hate About Singapore!!!

1. Milk. When we visited Singapore, people asked me, “Is there anything you’re worried about not being able to find?” And everything I thought of, I’ve found here - or can have someone send me. Except for milk that tastes like...well, American milk. I drink milk the way Southerners drink sweet tea, so this is a considerable problem. I don’t know what they feed the cows in Indonesia and Australia; it must be some strange stuff. And even when I find a brand that tastes okay, I have to drink whole milk. “Lowfat” milk doesn’t exist here; in its place is an appalling gooey substance called “Hi-Lo” milk, which is essentially skim milk with various “milk solids” added to bulk up the texture and add calcium. They don’t even try to call it milk - it’s a “milk drink.”

2. Dodgy home air-conditioning. Singapore’s public buildings are thoroughly, reliably, even arctically air-conditioned. But rather than pay for aircon at home, people tend to suffer through the heat, so home air-conditioning systems are far behind the technology used in malls and offices. Ours is comparatively state-of-the-art, but it’s still a temperamental system of eight interconnected units, any of which can (and frequently do) start flashing and kill the whole system at any moment.

3. Rude people. People who leave their extra sacks of garbage in my yard by my garbage can. People who back out of a driveway across the street and smash into my garbage can so hard it’s hurled across the lawn and then roar off, leaving it lying there. People who park right in front of our gate so we can’t get into or out of our home. People who “chope” (save) food-center tables for family members who won’t be showing up for an hour - and who refuse to allow us to sit, even when we promise to eat and leave within 15 minutes. People who leave the entire family’s freshly washed tennis shoes out to dry on our garden wall.

4. Loud motorcycles. Singapore has noise laws that prevent anyone from selling motorcycles fitted with engines big enough that they sound like jet planes. But that doesn’t stop motorcycle repair shops from refitting the bikes with bigger engines.

5. The 10-minute radius. Many “city” people, though not at all rude (see point 3), are politely aghast at where we live. We live less than 30 minutes’ drive away from even the far side of the city, but I’ve seen at least one person’s jaw literally drop when we told them how far east we live. It’s true that you can get everywhere in the city in less than 10 minutes, but 25 is still worth a visit!...Right?

6. Workmen who don’t speak English. I’d sympathize if we had moved to China or Malaysia or Indonesia or something. But we’re in Singapore, where - as we’re constantly being told - “Everyone speaks English. It’s so easy to communicate!” We’ve mostly adjusted to the Singlish; at least it’s decipherable, even if you have to listen a little harder. But unfortunately the people I really need to speak any kind of English - repairmen, landscapers, the guy connecting the phone - do not. “Do you speak Chinese?” asked the head lawn guy, as I tried to explain a problem. And I do, a little bit: I can say hello, offer you something to drink, tell you I’m hungry. But I just don’t have the vocabulary to say, “How can I stop the caterpillars from eating my mango tree without killing them, thus cutting off my future supply of lovely butterflies?” Mang guo (the word for “mango,” go figure) is about as far as I can get.

Shah

Nice place but I think the government takes too much advantage of our country.

TheAbo SBH

To be honest I think Singapore is our biggest enemy right now after Indonesia

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