Well, I think that the food is really good here, but the weather here is still much hotter as compared to the place I was staying in Indonesia. I think that there is still commincation barrier between some Singaporeans du to my language limitation.

I'm 19 this year and undergoing the diploma in Media and Communication in Singapore Polytechnic

Kuala Lumpur but I have some

relatives here in Singapore.

she went back to KL after I've settled down

in school.

and live together with 5 other

roommates.

Singapore Polytechnic taking

the Diploma in Media and

Communication

time too. I work as a tea barista at 

Gong Cha

at the moment isn't very stressful.

As for living, it's currently okay

because my parents are currently

supporting me but I wouldn't be sure

few years down the road if they were

to stop. Heh heh.

When I'm stress, I like to eat or sleep my

stress off.

writing fan-fiction and learning new

languages. I am currently learning

French in school and self-learning

Japanese.

with my friends, watch a movie and

sometimes have random photography

sessions with my friends

Malaysia. I spend my time a lot

with my cousin who also came 

here to study and my roommates. 

Sometimes, I hang out with my 

polymates too.

like Woodlands, Sembawang and

sometimes Yishun. It is rare that I

and my friends explore other

parts of Singapore

Friends love coming over to hang out

because my roommate and I cook

quite often.

At first I thought it was okay. However, my mother told me that Singaporeans are 

national-racist and it happened on my first day of school too. I was kind of being left out. 

Everyone was in their own cliques and I was just there, alone. But after

knowing them, it got better.

I find that the food here are too healthy and

lacks flavor. It's very different because food

in KL are so full of flavor! However, I am pretty

quick in adapting myself to live here.

the different terms and slangs

Singaporeans use. I had a hard time

understanding shortforms, especially

in text messages and Singaporeans love

using short forms for so many things. I

struggle catching up with the pace here.

at some time. The people around me speak

very fast and I can't catch up. I'll usually just

nod my head at everything. I find it difficult

to "click" with locals here.

communicating at both school and work.

actually open up very fast sometimes. There are also

times where I am forced to open up to someone first

before they start opening up to me.

tension is by educating Singaporeans on the different

foreigner's culture and encourage bonding. Let them see

the positive side of the different foreigners here. If it

doesn't work then I can't do much because at the end of

the day, it takes 2 hands to clap.

year by a classmate. It was during our

project meeting when he started coming

up with so many bad Malaysian jokes.

I couldn't recall what was it because I

deleted the negativity I received fast.

After offending me, my classmate threw

a tantrum afterwards.

my nationality. However, if the person

crosses my line of tolerance, I'll confront

them and ask him to stop. If he doesn't,

then i'll just try to forget about it.

I find that the people here are actually

really open in the things they talk about.

And they generally are more knowledgable.

In conclusive of that, I realize that

Malaysians aren't as smart. In my high

school back in KL, I learn different things.

To me, Singaporeans are more mature in

their thinking as compared to Malaysians.

I am turning 30 this year.

I am working at Uniqlo

I am 19 and i study in Ngee ann Polytechnic ,Aerospace Technology.

with my father and mother.

has low crime rates, developed country and

better education system as compared to China.

during my free time in weekends.

Chinese nationality people will be filter out and

usually be sent to the back of the house doing

cleaning duties.

my motivation as currently in the society,

that polytechnic or university certificate

is able to make a huge difference in our

life.

recognised worldwide, so eventhough 

life is tough here,  will continue

to work hard.

with friends and have a small talk, play computer games

Swimming and Badminton

around me, consisting of both

locals and foreigners. But local

makes up a greater percentage

in Shopping Centre and invited to my friend's house occasionally

mean and some people are really

very nice people in Singapore.

and competititive.

polytechnique is too high, international students, even public facilities like the gym is also expensive. I have the thought of settling in Singapore in the future, we are not able to purchase HDB, only condominium which is a few million.

through the same education system. Able to understand how people react here, what are the Singaporean slangs.

their limits.

Start from young , educate childrens that everyone is equal.

government campaigns to educate

the public to raise awareness.

about the unsang warriors in

our society that makes singapore

such a developed country.

parents.

the pace of life here is so much faster as compared to China.