• Singaporeans pronounce flour as /flɑ:/ instead of /flaʊ-ə/. The dictionary says that both American and British pronunciation is /flaʊ-ə/.
Singaporean teachers pronounce and teach their pupils to pronounce flour as / flɑ:/. And in an oral examination, if this word appears in the reading passage, the pupils who pronounce it correctly are penalised.
---- I'd like native speakers from England, US, Canada, Australia and New Zealand to post in to prove me right.
@DANNUSGAM - Thank you for your response. I'm collecting responses and send them to the Education Ministry which has given short shrift to the prevalence of teachers whose English is "half-baked". The teachers have always reminded their pupils to do their KORrection, and if they want to meet a parent, they say: "Ask your mother come to school." If they are not cooking, they say: "We shall eat outside today". Worst of all, a kindergartern kid is taught to pronounce banana as "burn-nah-nah'.
You have to read this!! you won't believe it!!! don't stop now!! make a wish - - - - - - - . . . . . Now that you have your wish it will happen! in exclatly 4 days. just copy this and paste it to 4 videos!! only one wish use it wisely and it WILL HAPPEN!!! but if you break the chain your wish will be the opposite all i want is for my wish to come true mar,9 2011
• Singaporeans pronounce flour as /flɑ:/ instead of /flaʊ-ə/. The dictionary says that both American and British pronunciation is /flaʊ-ə/.
Singaporean teachers pronounce and teach their pupils to pronounce flour as / flɑ:/. And in an oral examination, if this word appears in the reading passage, the pupils who pronounce it correctly are penalised.
---- I'd like native speakers from England, US, Canada, Australia and New Zealand to post in to prove me right.
TheSpeaknoevil 4 months ago
@TheSpeaknoevil agreed. Your point?
DANNUSGAM 3 months ago
@DANNUSGAM - Thank you for your response. I'm collecting responses and send them to the Education Ministry which has given short shrift to the prevalence of teachers whose English is "half-baked". The teachers have always reminded their pupils to do their KORrection, and if they want to meet a parent, they say: "Ask your mother come to school." If they are not cooking, they say: "We shall eat outside today". Worst of all, a kindergartern kid is taught to pronounce banana as "burn-nah-nah'.
TheSpeaknoevil 3 months ago
My mouth is watering. Unfortunately, most of them are very fattening*sigh*......
trent8002003 4 months ago
this kueh my country Indonesia.
RosaArizona 4 months ago
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You have to read this!! you won't believe it!!! don't stop now!! make a wish - - - - - - - . . . . . Now that you have your wish it will happen! in exclatly 4 days. just copy this and paste it to 4 videos!! only one wish use it wisely and it WILL HAPPEN!!! but if you break the chain your wish will be the opposite all i want is for my wish to come true mar,9 2011
zzunknow 1 year ago
Remember I was here.Thai
universetechnique 1 year ago
@universetechnique bro you learn...???
wei461101 1 year ago