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The Workers' Party asks if it’s time to protect Singapore's language heritage
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The Workers' Party asks if it’s time to protect Singapore's language heritage
SINGAPORE: This week, some of the Workers’ Party’s Members of Parliament (WP MPs) will be raising questions in Parliament concerning Singapore’s language heritage, in the wake of the release of the Chinese film Dear You. While the movie had been filmed in Teochew, it was largely released in Singapore in Mandarin, in keeping with Singapore’s policies. This caused a clamour for Dear You to be shown in its original language, and over a hundred add…
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