The French Community In Singapore | Home Away From Home | Expats In Singapore
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 28 ส.ค. 2024
- The Foucaud and the Le Chatelier families are among the 20,000-odd French nationals in Singapore. They have lived here for more than 10 years. Cheese shop owner Morgane started her family here and sends her children to local schools to learn Chinese. French artist Hélène paints murals on local buildings here as one way to connect with locals.
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I was lucky enough to live in Singapore on a expat contract for 3 years. I loved it and so did my wife and children. The people are so friendly. Truly a multicultural city/state.
@Gee Gee really, I'm so sad to hear that. What happened GG?
@Gee Gee I'm long retired back in England. I was there around the millennium and have never been back so have no idea what it's like now. All I remember are fantastic hawker food markets and a great social life with locals GG.
@@jimfrodsham7938 mostly, it has stayed the same. however, there have been a few cases of discrimination between people, most notably, a woman on the mrt (subway) that would insult malays and indians, and a local polytechnic lecturer saying that ‘indian men are preying on chinese girls’ with the context of there being an interracial couple. there have also been a few covid-related incidents, with people refusing to wear masks in public
@@meqanho 👍👍
@@jimfrodsham7938 I guessed it is mostly the same. But due to technology, pockets of unrest were captured on video, spurring discussions and reflections.
Love this documentary! I’m so glad these families have settled and integrated well into our country. ❤️
Same =)
Nice pic from Lore Olympus!
It's a good place for parents, but terrible place for teenagers and kids who are growing up and want the freedom to have fun. Most expat teenagers hate Singapore (and you can't blame them because Singapore has such a strict culture against party life, which is what teens want and do around the globe). In the other hand, parents absolutely love Singapore; low taxes; easy to get around; everything is mentally clean and lastly it is very safe.
I am Singaporean. I am happy to know that the French community here is leading a happy and fulfilling life. We are all brothers and sisters. Let's love one another. No hate. Just love. Peace everywhere! Stay safe, everyone!
No hate. Hope so mon ami. Racists incidents from majority is on the rise. Peace
White privilege
There are high level migrants.All of them are educated and respectfull.Maybe you will thing differently if you have uneducated population.
problem is alot of wumao trying to create hate between singaporeans and westerners.be wary of these group of wumao i called them communist chinese anti westerners agents.
How about bangladesh??, Indonesia?? Filipino???
Some of the interviewees spoke in mandarin because this was originally a Channel 8 Tuesday Report piece, adapted for CNA.
You answered my question before I asked it. Thank you!
The original version: th-cam.com/video/Mj03qy6-FfA/w-d-xo.html :)
This series is so wholesome. Love learning about the various communities living amongst us.
I love Singspore, I have been there so many times over and over again. Singapore is most multi culture with multi nationalities in Asia, and they are living together in peace and harmony no matter what . Well done Singapore and keep going together. Love you all, greeting from Stockholm- Sweden
Amidst disharmony happening elsewhere in the world, it is heartening to know that Singapore is still mostly a loving place accepting of different cultures and nationalities.
Watching this really brings a smile 🙂. Thanks for this video.
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‘Get out of our country’. ‘I am true blue.’ Colonizers la you.’ ‘We Chinese Singaporean do not like foreigners.’ All drooping and pretending nice. Thank God we dont see comments like these in here. Mon Amis Singapore is a melting pot of all cultures unfortunately we have racists here but the law is strict and will deal with them. Please make yourself at home here. Ne vous souciez pas des racistes. Bienvenue!
Exactly !!
@@JGreen-ec9uo That's cool, ain't it? i am Singaporean by birth and grew up in, a different S'pore. however i made the grave mistake of leaving for France 20 years ago..a mistake I am still paying for. But it is heartwarming to see that Asia is more accepting. at least of Europeans.
@@JGreen-ec9uo We do have racists. Both local and those from abroad. One such incident would be this French student: nextshark.com/foreign-student-singapore-racist-instagram-posts/ No official statement about how the student was dealt with was released from ESSEC (the school the racist is from), which is also a French school. They are just deleting comments about it on their social media pages.
Please don't just single out Chinese Singaporeans in your comment. That is racist.
Nobody should ever feel the need to speak Singlish to be accepted here. There are no labels only Singaporeans:)
@Daniel Lim No what? So you have to speak Singlish to be Singaporean?
@Brendan Aw , precisely appreciate your understanding, I am trying to speak like a local , but not there yet 😸. My family is pure local .
adam's accent when he said prata and chicken rice is so good!
The first time I visited Singapore I was absolutely blown away by the friendly and welcoming nature of everyone there.
do ignore the keyboard warriors and xenophobic comments you find online. some are not even Singaporeans.
this only applies if you are white
@Daniel Lim I hardly see blacks over here. Unless they are black Americans or black europeans. i don't see Africans around here so far
only tourists
@@Probanot Yes actually I hardly see any Blacks too. Can see in normal times but now I didn't see any. Also I hardly go to the town area
@Daniel Lim Actually I think Blacks are also very well treated. I have seen Blacks interviews on their experience in Singapore. They were all very happy. Some even said they experienced black privileges. But these ppl seems to be living on their own in condos. If it comes to renting a room in a HDB flat, then yeah, I do think they may face some problems
We need more open minded people come here to help our singaporeans learn to be more open and diverse and accepting. promoting learning on both sides
The French kids from the first family speak English with some Singaporean accent ! 😍
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@JL January exactly hahah no offense tho
@JL January why Chinese tho? its like English+Chinese accent+Indian accent+British accent(some words)+American accent smh lmao...Eastern Asian accent are all pretty similar.
Well they are attending a local school after all
@@Channe1F2k They always speaks some Chinese words, no Malay and Tamil, and Singapore is a multi-racial country. 🤦 This is the reason why a lot of people thought Singapore is a Chinese country.
En tant qu'un singapourien qui a appris la langue française depuis 2011, j'ai beaucoup de respect pour la famille Foucard, qui avait choisi de s'inscrire leurs enfants dans une école publique. Merci d'avoir tant de confiance sur notre système éducatif ici à Singapour!
As a Singaporean who has learnt French since 2011, I have lots of respect for the Foucard family, who has chosen to enrol their children in a local Singaporean School. Thank you for having so much confidence in our local education system!
I'm a secondary school student learning Japanese
I find the French integrate into Asia really well. They don't separate themselves from the locals but instead learn the language, send their kids to local schools, have local friends, set up businesses etc. It's the same in Hong Kong, Shanghai, Vietnam, Laos etc where there are tens of thousands of French expats.
This is true.
most french residents in asia still send their children to lycée français...
not for hongkong haha i live here and go to an international schools and I think 99 percent of expats or westerners go to an international school and the french usually go to french international school lol
@@harry12 yup in hong kong too
@@athenal1n tbh based only on my experience French expats are pretty cliquish in Asia… with other francophones yes for sure, but with locals or people who don’t really speak French? Lol the interactions are very limited
This is such a well-done mini-documentary and I absolutely love the stories shared. But some people in the comment section are kind of toxic and off-topic lol.
I myself have known several Frenchmen living in S’pore. In fact, they are citizens, and have been so for many years. They associate and mix with us locals as though they were born and raised here. They have been friend, compatriot and confidant to many S’poreans. They are the parish priests of many Catholic Churches in S’pore.
Always appreciate expats who try to assimilate with the local community…..
Expats!? Fancy way to say immigrants
People of different nationalities can lived together, when you learn how to appreciate the culture of each other. Afterall, we are all earthlings.
Primarily Asians are compatible with all races - they literally live with every race in almost every country on earth. No one is threatened by them, that's why.
Love this video. Lovely couple with beautiful kids.
I love seeing that they are happily settled in S'pore.
Singapore is really beautiful I went there in 2005 and had a really nice time would love to go back again
That good 15 years ago?! Must be better now.
Hope to see Turkish family up next in this series. Turkish food is amazing !
I relate so much to missing family at home. I grew up in Shanghai, China as a kid and teenager and missed out on so many family passings, events and milestones. I am so grateful for my upbringing and having a second home and a community that welcomed me with open arms but I never got to have a close knit relationship with cousins, or aunts.
Vicki, you mean home as in France ?
Speaking Chinese with french accent is..... intriguing
No Malay or Tamil, always Mandarin only.
@@jackjackyphantom8854 the Chinese dominated the world thats why
@@dtango8345 I think talking about dominating the world, the title goes to Westerners.
The way the French say blur like sotong, they make it sound French. Amazing. I love it.
ya ya ya really ah other people also say so but you dont find it nice ah
Hélène's mural at Katong/Joo Chiat looks really nice!
HI AND HELLO TO THE FRENCH COMMUNITY IN SINGAPORE, IT IS MY HAPPINESS TO KNOW THAT YOU ALL HAVE ASSIMILATED SO WELL IN SINGAPORE. MOST IF NOT ALL MY CHILDREN ARE LIVING AND WORKING IN SINGAPORE. I HAVE BEEN A BUS CAPTAIN IN SINGAPORE FOR ABOUT 7 YEARS, I CAN REASSURE YOU THAT SINGAPORE IS THE MOST PROGRESSIVE, FORWARD LOOKING, SAFEST AND UPHOLD THE COMMONWEALTH LAWS TO THE FULLEST, MOST INCLUSIVE OF ALL. WELL DONE AND WISH YOU ALL GREAT SUCCESS AND HAPPINESS IN ALL ENDEAVOURS.
mon ami (my friend) hope there are less racists in Singapour Peace
please don't type it in all caps.
I learning social studies thru this video , I am loving it
Currently learning French because my friend is a French in Singapore. I love this video
you are a great friend!
anyone knows the Le Chatelier’s Principle HAHAHAHAHAH
Lmao, I was thinking about that all video.
Yea lol
Singapore national language is Malay by the way. It is also good they're learning one of the language in Singapore.
You have to be practical. Malay is purely symbolic, and is spoken by only 13% of the population. Both English and Mandarin are widely spoken by more than 70% of Singaporeans, and, therefore, the most important.
@@satyannair4837 Malay language is not just symbolic. It is the native language and it must be preserved. You can't be a doctor without knowing the Malay language.
@@satyannair4837 English is the lingua franca of the country. If you're going to communicate and integrate into Singaporean society then English is the language to learn. If you're only going to speak Mandarin then you'll only be present in some sections of the Singaporean Chinese community. Also to add, Mandarin, Malay and Tamil are taught as second languages at school so the younger generations use English as their first language.
@@AhmadAsyraf94 i second this as a sg chinese. the government should bring back compulsory malay in schools instead of useless subjects like art or music.
majulah singapura
C vraiment intéressant de voir comment les parents entraînent les enfants à apprendre l'autre langue. Merci pour cette vidéo CNA : )
C'est vrai. Les familles sont un example pour c'est possible d'apprendre beaucoup des langues et laissez les langues se mélanger
Adam is going to be so handsome haha
This makes me so happy to watch.
I’d love to live in Singapore but man it is hot and humid as hell! I’ve lived in the Philippines and Central Florida and thought I knew what humidity was but was I wrong! Five minutes of walking and I was drenched in sweat.
I really miss Singapore. Havent met my parents there for one year bcause of Covid. I hope this world will recover soon
Hope you can meet your parents soon
Guilty of taking photos of the murals and love them!
Great documentary and very touching. I can relate as someone who also lives away from home country, even though am not French
I've been to Paris, Perpignan and other parts of France. I wish the people there are as welcoming as we are to them here.
France isn't truly a multi cultural and multi racial country like Singapore, some close mindedness and xenofobic behaviors is to be expected imo.
I think Westerners in general have been at the top of the food chain for so long, every other race or ethnicity are seen to be below them. Why do many Asian countries treat foreigners from Western countries well? Because we see them as upper class. When we look at Pinoys or Banglas, I am pretty sure their experiences will not be the "friendly and welcoming Singaporean". The same thing happens when we go to Western countries. We are the Pinoys and the Banglas in their eyes and so, we are not treated to the same "welcoming friendliness" in Western countries. Yes I know what I am saying is very politically incorrect but the truth is the truth. People will say it's about multiculturalism etc but the truth is that it is about class. If China/Asia had went through the industrial revolution and had colonies from Africa to Europe, dominating the local Africans, Arabs, Europeans in the past instead, we would have become the expats in Europe today, treated to the same welcoming and friendliness from the local Europeans. It's always about class. Class recognition is inbuilt in our DNA and genetics. Even crustaceans have nervous systems in tuned with hierarchy. We cannot escape our biology.
@@percycat213 France is multicultural actually... Racism is just strong there especially in the older generation.
@@trypeace6026 exactly. Paris is incredibly multicultural, in fact most cities are these days. and have been for the past few decades, thanks to globalisation.
But if you compare Paris to New York, or Stockholm or even Berlin, there is a difference in attitude. French "nationalistic pride" is a thin veil for its discriminations and prejudice. I survived only because I learned to integrate without compromising my cultural identity. Not many are as successful. women and girls are still being targetted just for being in hijab, even though they are born and raised in France themselves. the criteria and definition of what the French accepts to be "normal" and "correct" is so narrow that it only permits them, everyone else is still an Other.
@@sleepyhead6468 the ideas you assume to be correct are based on hundreds of years of imperialism, colonialism, slavery and others questionable practices which today would be constituted as crimes against humanity. the choice to deconstruct or to simply believe is yours and yours alone. so blaming it on "biology" is just incredibly and extremely lazy.
Great series!
Enjoyed that! Thanks! This is what the world needs right now. Being interested in other people. Respecting other people despite their differences. Then we all can live peacefully in this beautiful world of ours.
The biggest reason why I love Singapore so much. It is a mini United nations where man of all colours and beliefs and values come together and are equals based on their merits.
Thus 8snothing special or great , in fact it's the worst thing on this planet Wen u have a ridiculously mixed family who are totally different. Speaks different languages tradition. Culture , practices , it confuses u totally makes u lunatic .
The Professional was my first French movie, followed by Amelie. How much Do you Love me was also a movie I like
check out the movie A Prophet
@@Hari-888 Ok thanks.
Never knew an estimated 0.5% of the population is French. 0.0
Awwww they're sooo sweet. Glad they integrated well.
Adam so handsome at a tender age, hope he is not a heart breaker when he grows up 🤣I like their blue eyes
@Lrony Yeo WUMAO ALERT. CCP TROLL ALERT. Go home communist.
@@Tekhelet75 eh hello...still call China communist ah?? Get yourself updated abit la, ah boy. LOL ..these days China is winning big time and will continue to be more successful and richer and you're still worshiping the west?? LOL
@Lrony Yeo there’s truth in your words.
Je suis Singapourien. Bienvenue à tous à Singapour, mon pays. Je suis très heureux de voir que vous vous êtes tous bien adaptés à la vie ici à Singapour. Je suis également heureux de voir que vous avez tous tiré le meilleur parti de votre vie ici. Puissiez-vous tous être heureux dans cette petite île aux multiples religions, cultures et nationalités.
mon ami , ne vous souciez pas des racistes. merci beaucoup
SINGAPOURIEN
SIMGAPOUR MULTIPLES RELIGIONS
love the focus on families and independent women!!
French Singlish is something I didnt know I wanted
Singliche for everyone.
That's amazing! Props anyone who knows 3 languages
I know. This is great for them! Sadly for me I need to learn Mandarin even though born mix Chinese 😭 Quite jealous with them. I need to add to my languages repertoire
Singapore is a dream!! Always when I am there I feel like home. ♥️🇨🇭🇧🇷
That Ghanshyam lad seems like a real nice guy. Would love to meet him one day
Got a chance to meet Uncle Ghanshyam, he is indeed really nice and pretty awesome, a kampong glam treasure
Arab street is not complete without Uncle Ghanshyam!
Love this documentary! Fascinated with the mandarin speaking omg
Nothing to be fascinated already la bro. Already for some time like one decade or longer many westeners learning Mandarin extensively bcos they know the opportunities are in China and biggest consumers and spenders are Chinese people including overseas Chinese. Even China hater, Donald Trump also proudly showoff his granddaughter speaking fluent Mandarin. LOL
the brother looks so cute
Quelle chance d’habiter Singapore. C’est un super beau pays. J’adore ce pays. Je ne savais pas qu’il y avait ce genre de boutique française.
Bravo pour ce que vous faites. 🥰👍
Well I was born in Singapore and raised for 19 years. i didn’t got any chance to applied for PR and well I didn’t get my rights to apply at all
why
Seems like a wide selection of cheese. I'll definitely go.
Looks like I need to make a trip down to Serangoon Gardens to practice some French.
And don't forget to check out the croissants and the quiches!!!
A nice 🇫🇷 community …
Welcome to Singapore.🇸🇬 🙏
Very nice. I was distracted by wanting to know how do they manage to get such nice housing?
I hope they learn Malay as well.
Very interesting and put made documentary. I would love to know the reverse - how do Europeans treat foreigners in their own country too.
Haha gan jiong spider and blur like sotong! Pronunciation not bad! 😍
Slicing the baguette into small pieces "for the curry" sums up this whole video - beautiful cultural fusion in Singapore.
Really enjoyed watching this. Hope you guys will make Singapore your permanent home.
Very sweet how they have embraced SG and our culture:))
They are not expats they are immigrants
Expats are immigrants too.
@@percycat213 they are immigrants
@Akinori。 that too
They are PR, not citizens
Home is where ones find happiness,very happy for them and I’m surprised over 20,000 living in Singapore
Keep it up! Would love to see more videos featuring other nationalities in Singapore such as: Japanese, Koreans, Americans, British etc. Diversity at its best 👍
aaaaaa morgane is such a hardworking parent
They're so open minded and sweet.
Wow. The intro of this family. Impressive family.
I’m a singaporean but I find it hard cuz I can’t pronounce singlish words so when I talk it’s always different cuz my parents chose not to speak it so I didn’t get a singlish accent from them
How about Bengaladesh live in Singapore? Always about white
I think whenever you are in the 4 corners of the globe, never forget the the first language you learn.
I have worked with French people before, I find them quite stuck up when talking to Asians. Even when I visited Paris 15 years ago as a tourist, encountered racism from them there. I never liked them.
I had an ex-boss who was French and she was quite picky about things like must staple 3 times for paper.
Also, I can’t appreciate french food 🤪 think they are overrated. I’ve tried ratatouille, duck confit, and I don’t like them 😂 if anyone can recommend something meatier and heartier, pls do!
Generalisations don't always end up well, just ask the Chinese diaspora.
@@embershen364 then is your tastebuds.. nothing to do with french food is not nice.. appreciation is one's man meat another man's poison . i also don't know how to appreciate western food..
@Lrony Yeo Chinese diaspora have problems everywhere they go. Just ask the Malays and Indians lol. And I don't see Southeast Asians in Western countries complaining that much. I think u Chinese need to look at the mirror first before slamming criticisms on others!
@Lrony Yeo Why not return Singapore to the Malays and go back to where ur ancestors came from?
Welcome All of You
We are proud to have you in Singapore
Hope more singaporeans can be welcoming of people from around the world who want to settle down in SG with their families and live their lives peacefully.
There is a reason why people choose singapore as a safe haven
Hope our people value our gahmen and don't take our safety security and stability for granted.
Got no space left lah.
@@shukriramlee of course lah
Cannot be 10/20 million but we welcome those who respect our culture and want to integrate with us and contribute to society
Unlike the cbai condo ramesh incident in 2019
@@jsjs3396 😆 true actually
The "stealing local jobs" is just excuses
But what some people who complain like that dont understand is even if the govt bar all foreign talents still if the company say the locals he/she are not qualified means not qualified.
If they don't want to take these locals then who can force them ?
Worse scenario is the investments pull out due to lack of talents or singapore unable to meet it's requirements
which will ruin singapore reputation and the singaporeans who already have jobs in that company would also get retrenched.
Some have to learn that just because they can't get doesn't mean other singaporeans can't get.
@@RAM-km8bx Sorry I am not Singaporean but I gotta say this. Who are these "foreign talents" ? They are just random normal people from the west. You can find these same "talents" within the Singaporeans already. There are many Singaporeans doing odd jobs because they are not given any chances or opportunities.
@@trypeace6026 the term “expats” are reserved for white foreign people who hold white collared jobs. “foreign talent” refers to workers from 3rd world (developing countries) doing blue colour jobs
Born in Singapore, went to middle school and high school in some international schools but thb S'pore is not as great as CNA is trying to portray. I'd preferred to go there as a tourist for a couple of days and not stay there for decades.
Why ? This is from the perspective of Indonesian? Assuming your name is very javanese name.... I thought living in developed country would be so ideal.
The agenda of this video is clear... lol
@Daniel Lim yeah Singaporean some of them also racist it’s everywhere you can see in social media... Chinese being superior as they are the majority and being white is always be privileged everywhere.. Singaporean adore so much ang moh..
@Daniel Lim Don't assumed my race or nationality as it has nothing to do with my experience in Singapore and no... I did not experience racial profiling or such with actual Singaporeans or foreigners around me and there were at least 30 different nationalities where I attended school there.
@@RizTheUrbanExplorer Don't assumed my race or nationality as it has nothing to do with my experience in Singapore and no... I did not experience racial profiling or such with actual Singaporeans or foreigners around me and there were at least 30 different nationalities where I attended school there.
When the french kid writes mandarin better than me 🤨🤨
Morgan is sooo cool. I WOULD love to have someone like her in my neighborhood huhuhuhuhuh
Singaporeans obsession with Ang mohs need to stop. What makes them better than us Singaporeans? Why is everyone surprised at the fact that they behave like singaporeans when it is expected for them to integrate after so many years here?
Colonial hungover...
sinkies have been indoctrinated by gov propaganda to use english, when we should be using mandarin, malay and tamil. we need to reclaim singapore for singaporeans.
this is so cute and wholesome :))
Welcome to Singapore 🇸🇬
Lauren is from my primary school, I saw her before I graduated last year.
No, it’s a girls school and I’m not lesbian
If I am rich like them, I also like sg. But too bad I am a poor sg citizen so I don’t like sg.
Win Toto else work smart and educate . bring new ideas and value to table. you can bro
You can take your money and be rich in Malaysia, and then people can say the same about you.
Vos familles, eurêka, ont trouvé votre havre dans un coin de l'Éden équatorial, la cité lionne loin de votre patrie. Je suis content pour vous, surtout les enfants bénis de leurs expériences cosmopolites, leurs vies vécues dans un milleu sûr. Je pense vous visiter, chez vous, l'atelier et la boulangerie.
With your taste buds used to our local foods, when you go back to own country you will totally missed the local delicious foods
Since CNA has deliberately call India Indian South Asian in all their new narrative, why call this family French when they are Western European ? Be consistent CNA !
South asian sounds better than Indian.
@Lrony Yeo Well it's quite the opposite in the West in general, and especially in the US where they are seen as industrious, educated, hardworking and well off with much higher income and education levels than the general populace. Surprised to know the situation in Singapore. It's similar to how the Chinese have really bad reputation in most of the tourist places accross, but they are viewed quite positively in places like Pakistan. But it still isn't a reason enough to hide under a different identity. Honestly I've hardly seen, especially the Indians and the Chinese identifying themselves as anything else other than what they are, but I've seen people from other nearby countries being identified as either Indian or Chinese.
@Daniel Lim ur kind will be subject to the same once travel re-starts
she’s from my primary school 👍 go green house yayyyy
In general, we are peace loving but not the French! In France, the French refused to converse in English and give you a spiteful look if you try to approach. My 2 cent worth.
Asking the French to speak English.. IN FRANCE. What were you on buddy.
Many countries in Europe also don't speak English ,,but it's,true the French despise English.
@Lrony Yeo Mate you don't know what you're saying. No other countries except for the UK, Belgium and the Netherlands speak English.
Happy Videos too many invasions in the past history taught them don't trust the English
Welcome to singapore🥰🥰🥰🥰
Hello Uncle theong. bonjour
@@PHlophe bonjour..meri🙏🙏🙏
Stay safe during these convit19 ...
I love the france culture🥰🥰
A bien tot
Beautiful
Lovely to see these French families adapting to and enjoying Singapore. Slightly ashamed to see the "local Singaporeans" who can't string together a sentence in English.
hi foreinger welcome to land in singapore. Singapore is a law and rules countries which portrail the government protect his people and people temporary stay here or permanent. We have proud of our SPF and good upright MP or Non-Mps. As long dont break the rule and stay safe, protect your families and keep musk on. God loves his creation. Amen
In Singapore and even Malaysia, Chinese usually deems Caucasian looking peoples as foreigners even tho they themselves are descended from immigrants too. 🤦 Only Malays are the real indigenous people.
This is what makes Singapore a boring place. Everyone gets brainwashed by the government to support the corruptness SPF and the strict Singaporean Law. After all it is what makes this country one of the safest in the world, yet one of the most boring countries in the world.
I remember Le Chatelier's principle from Chemistry. LOL!!!
I luv baguettes!!
you gain weight so quick with it. more ass and tummy
Wow! Where is this French bakedy
Serangoon gardens. Along the row of bengawan solo
@@kimmy4882 thank you Kimberly
The boys r handsome.. How lucky Singapore girl, another stock handsome boys
Good one 👍🏻
The Singaporean English is so funny, the accent is so funny.
It's not Funny.
It's UNIQUE.
@@manithangavalu7885 it's funny in a good way tho. hahah both unique and funny