Singapore Expats

I would like to learn Japanese and in return I shall teach you how to write better and speak better the Queens language.

There are many people claiming to teach English here but very few know how to speak and pronounce each and every word,correctly.

If you need help with creative,business writing,how to speak confidently in public,then please get in touch with me at [email protected]

Best Wishes,
Brandon

tic...toc...tic...toc....

You are originally from Chandigarh

I am originally from Chandigarh but have a Singapore citizenship

but you claim you were born in the UK. You also claim you have Singapore Citizenship. Something has a very bad pong to it. If you English is as good as you seem to think, then you will understand what I am saying.

moderator

Sitting behind the cloak of secrecy, courtesy cyberspace, and tapping away on your PC bellowing,imprudent,sermons,sprinkled with an intention to cause malice,shows your ill intentions in the garb of a "moderator".

YES MY ENGLISH IS BLOODY GOOD AND I WANT TO SHARE IT WITH OTHERS WHO WANT TO LEARN THE QUEENS LANGUAGE,not the way it is bastardized in Singapore.

Hope that clears the halo around your head,may you stop hiding behind mere digits and stop hitting the keyboard to spread the poison of cyber junk and work on creativity,which sadly this country is DEVOID OF.

Cheers,

SMS is definitely an asshole but hiding behind the anonymity of the internet is the farthest thing he is about...

Ain't that the truth!

AIN'T it Verdi!

My English? It's rudimentary at best. More suited for the barnyard that in the boardroom. But it's served me well for the past 6+ decades (3 of which in Singapore). My speech rarely confuses anybody. It's direct and to the point. Ideal for business communities and not literary debates.

As far a Singapore being devoid of creativity, nobody is arguing with you. Unfortunately, nobody gives a rat's arse either. Especially from someone who "proclaims" how good they are to all and sundry. We are more interesting is effective writing, not something that is so full of BS that we just tune out before the second phrase of flowery BS. You are most definitely from the sub-continent. The pong of your writing style is omnipresent around your posts.

Oh, by the way, there is supposed to be spaces after your commas. In fact, you sound almost like another we had about a year ago with the same ideas & attitudes, and yes, same origins. Maybe I should go back and check IP addresses to see if there is a match.

Bet you have a masters as well.

Hey Nak......