lushbabe4u
Is it boutique hotels? Parties? Foods? or Is there something more?
If so then tell me. Thanks. (- -,)
To IIDZ Chem:
Just because you don't get my question, you have the right to be an ignorant! I was talking about the place. Not just the emotional thing. I want to know what are the things you like in Singapore, you twit.
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1) Culture : Singapore is a cosmopolitan society where people live harmoniously and interaction among different races are commonly seen. The immigrants of the past have given Singapore a mixture of Malay, Chinese, Indian, and European influences, all of which have intermingled.
2) Singlish : Singapore English usually come from other languages spoken in Singapore, especially Malay and Hokkien. Speakers of Singlish will usually end his sentence with a distinctive exclamation. The three most common are ah, lah, ley and what.
3) Sunny Island : Singapore is an ideal place for beach lovers, as you get the hot hot sun throughout the year. For those who enjoy the sun and the beach, just bring along your cooling apparels and hats when you're in Singapore.
4) Food : One of the best things about being in Singapore is undoubtedly the food. It is no secret that Singaporeans eat and drink with a passion. Some of Singapore delicacies include Satay (Originated by the Malays, but also sold by Chinese these days), Roti Prata (Indian "pizza"), Fried Kway Tiao (fried black noodles- normally served with cockles), Hokkien Noodles (seafood noodle delight), Hainanese Chicken Rice, and some of our local desserts like Ice Kachang (flavoured ice with ingredients like red bean and jelly), Chendol (coconut based dessert), Grass Jelly (a refreshing black jelly that cools down on a hot day) and Tao Suan (bean in sticky paste, topped by fried dough).
5) Transport : Singaporeâs land transport policy strives to provide easy-flowing traffic for the convenience of people and goods within the constraints of limited land. This is done by minimising travel time through systematic town planning, facilitating easy access by constructing an extensive and comprehensive network of roads, expressways and promoting a viable and efficient transport system which integrates the train system called Mass Rapid Transit (MRT), Light Rapid Transit (LRT) and our bus services. A multi-usable card can be used for travel on the MRT, LRT and buses and even used for purchasing of goods and services in some retail and food outlets.
1) Culture : Singapore is a cosmopolitan society where people live harmoniously and interaction among different races are commonly seen. The immigrants of the past have given Singapore a mixture of Malay, Chinese, Indian, and European influences, all of which have intermingled.
2) Singlish : Singapore English usually come from other languages spoken in Singapore, especially Malay and Hokkien. Speakers of Singlish will usually end his sentence with a distinctive exclamation. The three most common are ah, lah, ley and what.
3) Sunny Island : Singapore is an ideal place for beach lovers, as you get the hot hot sun throughout the year. For those who enjoy the sun and the beach, just bring along your cooling apparels and hats when you're in Singapore.
4) Food : One of the best things about being in Singapore is undoubtedly the food. It is no secret that Singaporeans eat and drink with a passion. Some of Singapore delicacies include Satay (Originated by the Malays, but also sold by Chinese these days), Roti Prata (Indian "pizza"), Fried Kway Tiao (fried black noodles- normally served with cockles), Hokkien Noodles (seafood noodle delight), Hainanese Chicken Rice, and some of our local desserts like Ice Kachang (flavoured ice with ingredients like red bean and jelly), Chendol (coconut based dessert), Grass Jelly (a refreshing black jelly that cools down on a hot day) and Tao Suan (bean in sticky paste, topped by fried dough).
5) Transport : Singaporeâs land transport policy strives to provide easy-flowing traffic for the convenience of people and goods within the constraints of limited land. This is done by minimising travel time through systematic town planning, facilitating easy access by constructing an extensive and comprehensive network of roads, expressways and promoting a viable and efficient transport system which integrates the train system called Mass Rapid Transit (MRT), Light Rapid Transit (LRT) and our bus services. A multi-usable card can be used for travel on the MRT, LRT and buses and even used for purchasing of goods and services in some retail and food outlets.
im looking for a speaker system that's affordable but doesnt compromise on quality. any in mind?
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i was thinking of a 5.1-channel multimedia speaker system or maybe a HTIB. i intend to use it for watching dvd's, playing music from my ipod, console gaming and i also want to hook it up to a projector instead of a actual TV. looking for the best possible quality with a max budget of 400 us dollars. wall mountable sets are preferred. And also wondering if there could be any compatibility issues that could come up. please advise, oh and specific systems would help a lot more then random brands or if u have a link that could help pls pass it along. oh and im from singapore, thought i should add that.
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