WHY Indians FTs Are Allowed Indian Schools in Singapore?

[cunnosieur]

I can tell you guys that the worst thing that can come to Sinkapore is when this govt lets in more of them to teach our children English. Already many of their womenfolk do, after coming over with the men, and could do nothing else. They are now in private schools. One day, they may become mainstream. Watch this space.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mind_Your_Language

Ranjeet Singh, portrayed by Albert Moses, is a London Underground worker from Punjab in India and a devout Sikh. He was mistaken for a Pakistani when Mr Brown asked him to sit next to his "fellow countryman" Ali Nadim in the first episode. He constantly argues with Ali, who is a Pakistani Muslim. He has a good vocabulary but tends to mix up his general knowledge, and upon being corrected he always puts his hands together and says "a thousand apologies". When angered by people, he usually threatens them with his kirpan.

Ali Nadim, portrayed by Dino Shafeek (Series 1–3), is an unemployed Pakistani and the first student to make his appearance. He is originally from Lahore, Pakistan, although he once stated he grew up in Delhi (probably making him a Muhajir – the people who migrated from India to Pakistan after the independence of both the countries in 1947). Never seen without his Jinnah cap, he is the most vocal of the students and often literally misinterprets everything said by others. As a Pakistani Muslim, he has a vocal and occasionally physical rivalry with Ranjeet, who is an Indian Sikh. By the middle of series 2, although they continue to argue, Ali's rivalry with Ranjeet becomes less malicious and they are on occasion able to work together without complaint. Ali's typical catchphrases are "yes please" (in situations where he should say "yes, thank you"), "oh blimey!", "squeeze me please" (which is how he pronounces "excuse me please") and "jolly good" (which he pronounces as "jelly good").

Jameela Ranjha, portrayed by Jamila Massey (Series 1–3), is an Indian housewife from Simla. When she first joins the class she can barely speak English, and needs Ali to translate her Urdu, but by series 3 she has become one of the better English speakers. She often calls Mr Brown "Masterjee", and her catchphrase early in the series is "gud havening" (which is how she pronounces "good evening"). During class, she is often found knitting.

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S'PORE RIVER IN TIME TO COME....
OH PLEASE....NOT THE PUNDEKs....

 

[songsongjurong]

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BEST OF INDIA!

 

[Capano2121]

Some things are best kept isolated! The noise, the smell and the foul attitude! Would you like your kids to pick up all these infections?

 

[watchman8]

Some things are best kept isolated! The noise, the smell and the foul attitude! Would you like your kids to pick up all these infections?

They should be quarantined on Pulau Ubin. Changi airport terminal one is reserved for their use.

 

[Capano2121]

They should be quarantined on Pulau Ubin. Changi airport terminal one is reserved for their use.

They should have been disinfected with baygon in a small "clean" room at Changi Airport and then packed & shipped back! Isolating them at Pulau Ubin is wasting plenty of resources!

 

[pondybaba]

You have no right to joke upon other migrants when you yourself are migrant from China.Wake up china Man calling yourself Singa-porian .You who are Majority in SGP firstly check your English Pronunciation, speaking like a Nursery Kid .You guys are 200% Chinese Immigrants Kicked out of China By Japanese and your own Manchu emperor of China .You guys played dirty politics and forced oldest settlers Malays out of SGP .Same your parent country china is doing due to its expansionist mindset .you guys even offered India to sell Andaman and Nicobar Island to you,like you offered Indonesia and Malaysia. Totally Unjustified demand by you guys.