新加坡广告牌和路标都有中文吗

If you can speak English, try to speak English so that the locals can understand it; if you really want to speak Chinese, generally Chinese people can communicate , if you are an Indian, middle-aged women or men, you have to speak English; in addition, the locals also speak Malay to communicate with each other. Road signs and subways are in English, but there are Chinese characters underneath the subway station names. In addition to speaking English, the subway station announcements also say a paragraph in Malay or something else. This is not a big deal. Doesn't affect us.

Singapore is basically Chinese, because Chinese refers to people who do not have Chinese nationality but have Chinese ancestry. Singapore’s native language is English, but it has always implemented bilingual teaching in Chinese and English, so most people can speak Chinese, and all road signs and signs are also bilingual.