Is there a language barrier to travel to Singapore?

Don't worry, I've been to Singapore many times, and every time I speak Chinese. The proportion of Chinese in Singapore is already large, there are few Europeans, and there are more Indians, Malays and Indonesians, who must learn Chinese if they want to mix in Singapore.

If you want to buy something in a store in Singapore, maybe the salesperson comes up and greets you in English, but you say that she can understand Chinese, and if you are not good at Chinese, you can understand the general idea and main points, and the most unfortunate encounter is not at all, you first say slow to try, if it doesn't work at all, he will call other people in the store who return Chinese to tell you, the same is true for restaurants, there are clerks who can speak Chinese.

The people in the taxis in Singapore basically speak Chinese, but the accent is not standard, and you will find that if you speak standard Mandarin, you have a sense of superiority. You can speak Chinese when you get on the bus and report the address, and he understands that you are Chinese, and if you don't know Chinese, he won't continue to talk to you.

Even if you take Singapore Airlines, not from China, there may not be a Chinese commentary, but there is nothing important on the plane.

Have a great trip.

Singaporean children will learn Chinese from an early age, and it should be no problem to speak slowly, but their official language is still English, and there should be no problem with traveling.

Half and half Some Chinese here don't speak Chinese.

The key to studying in Singapore depends on your own plans.

1. Funds prepared for studying abroad: The cost of studying in Singapore for a year, including rent, living, and tuition fees, is about 150,000 yuan, and the key is the problem of renting a house. After completing the language test and completing the "A" level, in addition to choosing to stay in Singapore, you can also apply to schools in many Commonwealth countries.

2. Plans after going abroad: If you just want to experience life abroad, and will return to China for development after reading, Singapore is a good choice, and you will not feel particularly uncomfortable, after all, it is still very similar to the life of Chinese; In addition, compared with Chinese universities, you can indeed learn a lot of things, even if it is not a ** school, that is, a private school, it is much better than many so-called famous universities in China.

3. Disadvantages: It is much more difficult to apply to Singapore now than in the previous two years, because Singapore is changing the dynasty and the China policy has begun to tighten, so if you want to go abroad in the near future, it is more difficult and you need to consider carefully.

Note: If you need more details, you can contact me with additional questions. After all, I don't know much about your situation.

I once personally sent an 18-year-old boy and a 12-year-old boy to Singapore to study, so I still know the general situation. (First of all, I am not an intermediary).

Singapore is not as bad as the legend suggests, but some Singaporeans look down on Chinese because they don't understand China. There is no need to make a fuss or even hold a grudge.

In general, it is best for Chinese to go to Singapore when they go abroad, and they can learn a lot of knowledge without feeling isolated; Because after all, it is the majority of Chinese.

Singapore is more suitable for studying. Language is not an obstacle to schooling, and it usually takes half a year to work hard to pass the test.

Most courses in Singapore are taught in English, and the accent of English in Singapore is very strong, and you will not be used to it at first (with a Hokkien accent or Malay accent). (My English teacher also has a hometown accent).

In fact, this depends on who you get along with, if you stay in a school specially opened for Chinese, and you are with Chinese every day, you will definitely not be able to practice English. If you speak English to a local, they will speak English to you, provided of course your English is good and they can understand it.

The main languages in Singapore are English and Chinese, but the teaching in universities and colleges is in English, some local teachers speak English with some accents, and other English environments are also good. Singapore's private schools have a relatively low entry threshold, so they are very popular with tertiary students or HND students, and the cost of studying in Singapore is relatively low compared to countries in the United Kingdom and the United States. After graduating in Singapore, you have a better chance of finding a job, and you can apply for permanent residence after working for 2 years.

This is also a very attractive point. With the exception of Singapore, the cost of studying abroad in English-speaking countries is relatively high.

It's still very good to study in Singapore...

Language instruction is all in English. Life can be done in Chinese.

You'll get used to it slowly.