Singapore's an international country!
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Singapore's an international country!

by Hideaki Ota
(Tokyo, Japan)

Flourish!!

Flourish!!

Do you know how many languages Singaporean can speak? They can speak English, Malay, Chinese, and Tamil. These languages are treated equally, also they learn traditional languages as well as English at school.

It means they can communicate with a lot of people who speak these languages around Asia. This situation makes Singapore improve a lot.

Now, Singapore is a kind of developed country because many foreign companies can come into Singapore. The situation that many languages exist helps foreign companies succeed in Singapore, and the GDP is the highest in ASEAN.

So, I think Singapore will be getting attention in the world in the future!

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