Impact of Culture on Globalisation by Ms Sarah

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siti_nur_sarah_yusman — 2024-02-04 09:43:46 UTC

Other than the Hawker Culture, what other unique Singapore culture are you aware of?
How has this particular culture shaped your identity as a Singaporean?
Do you think this particular culture will erode with cultural globalisation?
- If yes, in what ways can you contribute to preserve this culture
- If no, why do you think so?

Shahilah &nainika & qaseh

2024-02-05 03:08:27 UTC

Traditional clothing in Singapore

-bring harmonies together by example like racial harmony and exchanging clothes

-yes, as all of us can celebrate racial harmony and different cultural holidays by wearing different clothing. Every once a year we celebrate racial harmony and it is a exciting celebration

Ian, Daiyan and kin

2024-02-05 03:13:41 UTC

The unique Singapore culture we are aware of is the mandarin language as the mother tongue

It has shaped me as a singaporean by making me have my own mother tounge to learn in school,i learn about the Chinese culture

No because the majority of singaporeans speak mandarin and need mandarin for business discussions with people from other countries like china

Colin and Razzan

2024-02-05 03:14:23 UTC

Living in HDB flats
Singapore has a a lot of comfortable hdb flats while other countries has landed property
No we don’t think this kind of culture will erode with cultural globalisation as it is here to stay, it is something that is affordable for singaporeans.

Singlish

2024-02-05 03:15:25 UTC

(mat , dom , Yusuf)

1: we know that Singlish is used in Singapore commonly

2:We use Singlish in our daily life everywhere we go even when we go to school and work

3:Singlish will never erode in Singapore as every singaporean speaks it daily without either realising that they say it or they say it without hesitation

Maryam & Serina

2024-02-05 03:17:23 UTC

-Night bazaar(pasar malam)

Brings different types of cultural food in one place such as Indian,eurasian,Chinese and Malay in Singapore.
Yes.It will erode as the night bazaar always starts on every event per year and sometimes they will sell the fast foods really expensive and the amount of portions is really little so that is why people think night bazaar is a waste of money to spend on and that further less the night bazaar always have crowded people.