They don't hate them or like them.
I know someone from Singapore and he says that the Japanese tourists think it's too hot, which is reasonable since Singapore is near the equator.
On average, Singaporeans do not hate the Japanese. There is some mild animosity mainly among the older generation for the occupation, but the majority of them are indifferent.
The Singapore government wants skilled foreigners to become PRs to help sustain their economy. As for what Aunty NG down the road thinks about foreigners, you'll have to ask her directly. A better question would be why would a foreigner want to become a PR in Singapore...
First of all, please do not use broken English like "Why Singaporeans so kiasu". "Kiasu" is not even an English word! It is meant to be " Why are Singaporeans so kiasu?" Anyway, Singaporeans are not "kiasu". Some of them are, yes, I agree. But not all are "kiasu". There are some who like to help people no matter what, though there are some who are the opposite. Stay away from people who are "kiasu", and try to make friends with people who are not. Singaporeans who are "kiasu" may be because they are not in the mood or that they are unfriendly. Do not go too close to them or they may make you unhappy. I hope that you find this information useful. Okay? I think that you should not say bad things about Singaporeans, though. You may make them unhappy.
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The Japanese overwhelmed British forces by attacking the jungle side of Singapore which was the least defended since the British had expected a full scale naval frontal assault by the Japanese .
The Japanese overwhelmed British forces by attacking the jungle side of Singapore which was the least defended since the British had expected a full scale naval frontal assault by the Japanese .
what do you think
I think not.
Most people in Singapore including myself would not consider the country underpopulated. In fact, some people think that it is actually overpopulated, and were very angry when the government projected that the population of Singapore in 2030 could be as high as 6.9 million. For me, I think that the current population is just nice.
Correct me if I am wrong but are there any large hills let alone mountains in Singapore. Then there is the question of how much time the people of Singapore have to go mountain climbing for exercise or other reasons
common superstitions think happen in singapore
The fall of Singapore could have been prevented in many ways, but in my opinion if the British had not been so complacent they may have been able to prevent Singapore from falling to the Japanese. Many of the British soldiers took the Japanese lightly. They did not think that they would be able to capture Singapore as they regarded it as an impregnable fortress. In addition, it could have also been prevented if the British had more and better aircrafts. The British only had 158 aircrafts. which were already obsolete, when the Japanese started their invasion. By contrast, the Japanese severely outnumbered them and had more advanced fighter planes. This caused the British to easily lose control of the skies, helping the Japanese.