From Spain to Singapore | Here To Stay
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 28 ส.ค. 2024
- I came for love, it wasn't just love for my wife, but also for this country' quips Leonidas as he recounts on his nine years in Singapore. He ponders on his complex, "multinational" identity, the love that he's grown to have for Singapore, its people, its language, and incorporating all that he holds dearly into his play, Localised.
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Belated welcome to Singapore. Everything expressed with great sincerity.
Majulah Singapura.
Beautiful story❤
Thank you .
So glad someone shares my opinion that Singlish is a gem that is uniquely Singaporean and should be treasured
Perfect story for National Day. ❤
Mucho gusto Senor Leonidas!!
Thank bro for rooting here and make Singapore your home. We need people like you that appreciate us. ❤❤❤
He is more heartlanders than many local here who just focus on academics and financial n forget to build n contribute a social fabric like him..today many locals make friends based on calculated values,,what’s in there for all..
Thank you for sharing your story.
Very Nice leather cap. He looks like the German Singer Scorpions, Wind Of Change
SINGAPORE IS HAVE HIS OWN NATURE, LIVING STANDARD SUBJECTS AND OBJECTS AROUND
BESIDES SINGLISH.😊😊🤗🇸🇬
Sometimes we need to have localized "foreigners" to let local Singaporeans appreciate the life we have here. You can complain but dont complain so much lah.. 😅😉
Totally agreed
well say.🎉🎉🎉
You are in the right place, The Lion City❤❤❤❤
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For you, this country is home, to others somewhere else. Welcome. Impart some of your nice culture to us.
Glad to see Leonidas being able to immerse comfortably into the Singapore society; and thank you, Asia One, for sharing another wonderful story of foreigners making Singapore their new home.
I wish you wouldn't mind my sharing something on grammar with fellow Singaporeans:
1:00 "I lived in Singapore for 9 years plus". This sentence means he's not living in Singapore anymore. It should be "I have lived in Singapore for 9 years plus". It means he's still living in Singapore.
(1) He learnt English in school = He learnt English in school in the past but now he doesn't.
(2) He has learnt English in school = He started learning English in the past in school and he is still learning English in school now.
Aiyo… Give him a break. Grammar doesn’t exist in Singlish lah. 😅😅😅
@@impopquiz Aiyah, I'm not commenting on his English but just wish to share a grammar lesson with fellow Singaporeans. If you don't have children sitting for PSLE or GCE English, you won't be interested to know why it's 'an MRT station' and 'a university' because our EL teachers taught us "use an before AEIOU".
Welcome 🇸🇬
Singapore good government. ❤🎉🎉🎉
his wife is Singaporean thus he's son in law of Singapore. Doesn't matter where he is from anyway. He should now know in Singapore every man or woman who is slightly older is being called uncle or aunty irregardless of their skin colour.
a boost to citizenship...
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