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The crowd seemed to take very well to his Chinese accent well. They are listening like attentive students.
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WP Rally: The Crowds Love Mao's Accent
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I think they've been reading our thread. Sylvia Lim has been using hokkien in her mandarin speech.
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What I heard was CSM speech was too cheem for some at the rally.
And who did you hear this from? This is what happens when you send low level PAP dogs to go spy on WP. You are so full of shit that I am surprised you haven't choked yet.
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You fake chao angmo, not surprised if your CL2 is E8
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Don't be rude hor. We talk nicely here. This is what I heard from a few who attended the rally.
Cheem as in the contents of the speech, not the accent. It's a rally, not a boardroom meeting.
Cheem as in the contents of the speech, not the accent. It's a rally, not a boardroom meeting.
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Yes. Post it here and be the judge of the cheem-ness. The crowd listened and reacted to his speech through cheering. Either Max is a moron or a dog. Or both.
Cheem is better that Tin Tin speech. More like a primary school speech. I welcome more dialects in the rally anytime. Its time Singaporean learn. listen and appreciate our cultural heritage.
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Dialects are part of our lives.
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Getting all pumped up in an online forum got use ah?
If cannot connect with the swaying voters, got to wait another five years loh... that's all.
If cannot connect with the swaying voters, got to wait another five years loh... that's all.
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I got pump up meh? I am just laughing at you.... that's all.
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whatever lor... but if u cannot stand differing views, then don't bother to start a thread next time, that's all...again.
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If you cannot accept counter arguments, don't even post.
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This man has substance lah. He is not going to lower down his standard so that people will find his speech less chim. For those who want it simple, can try to attend PAP rally.
Very simple messages
1) look at our track records;
2) opposition got no talent;
3) opposition got unknown motives;
4) without PAP, Singapore will have no future.
Easier to grasp I suppose.
Very simple messages
1) look at our track records;
2) opposition got no talent;
3) opposition got unknown motives;
4) without PAP, Singapore will have no future.
Easier to grasp I suppose.
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I was at WP's first rally, and then I was at the May 2 Rally at Kallang. The difference between CSM's speeches during the first rally and today's rally was quite great. He has clearly grown as a politician, and senses the crowd a lot better. This resulted in greatly improved pacing and diction. I noticed this growth in Sylvia five years ago, too.
Which really brings me to the point of my post - these opposition candidates can grow as politicians in the course of 10 days of hustings, and cost us no money. To teach the likes of Salah and Kiqiu, we spend at least $15k a month, or probably much, much more.
Who is cheaper, faster, better?
Which really brings me to the point of my post - these opposition candidates can grow as politicians in the course of 10 days of hustings, and cost us no money. To teach the likes of Salah and Kiqiu, we spend at least $15k a month, or probably much, much more.
Who is cheaper, faster, better?
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