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When was Singaporeans for Democracy created?
Singaporeans for Democracy was created in 2010.
When was We Are Singaporeans created?
We Are Singaporeans was created on 2011-04-06.
Living conditions of Singaporeans during World War 2?
Life was hard for Singaporeans and they were tortured.
How many Singaporeans died in world war 2?
50,000 Singaporeans died in WW2. All of them were civilians.
How many Singaporeans will be representing Singapore for the Olympics games in 2012?
It is confirmed that 65 Singaporeans will be representing Singapore in 2012
Are Singaporeans rude and self centered?
It depends on the situation, time and place. This question is also over generalising, not all Singaporeans are rude and self centered. However, there are also Singaporeans that are rude and self centered.
What are the people of Singapore known as?
Singaporeans
How many Singaporeans in Australia?
About 40 000.
Are Singaporeans energy vampires?
no there is no such thing as vampiers
What are the national attire of singaporeans?
The beautiful dress
What do Singaporeans think of the Japanese?
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.
Why Singaporeans so kiasu?
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.
