Tamil is one of the 4 official languages in Singapore. All signboards in Singapore has Tamil. In recent times, Tamil is missing in Changi Airport and signboards in some public areas.
This petition allows to understand how Singaporeans feel and whether there is a need to convince the authorities to bring back Tamil to the signboards. Please show your support and please write your comments too.
ive been reading through all the comments and its clear so many people miss seeing our language represented properly in public spaces. im putting together a list of the specific locations where the signage is lacking so we can bring it directly to the authorities.
July 26, 2010
this is getting way more attention than i thought and it shows just how many people care about keeping our languages on the signs. i am so stoked to see the momentum building and cant wait to use this energy to push for the changes we want.
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Wei Tan
16 years ago
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PLEASE FIX THIS. 4 OFFICIAL LANGUAGES MEANS 4 LANGUAGES.
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Arjun Espinoza
16 years ago
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it is our official language for a reason. why is it being left out at the airport of all places? very disappointed.
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Siti Weber
16 years ago
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i see this happening way too often now. inclusive means everyone not just some people.
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Tamil is one of the 4 official languages in Singapore. All signboards in Singapore has Tamil. In recent times, Tamil is missing in Changi Airport and signboards in some public areas.
This petition allows to understand how Singaporeans feel and whether there is a need to convince the authorities to bring back Tamil to the signboards. Please show your support and please write your comments too.
ive been reading through all the comments and its clear so many people miss seeing our language represented properly in public spaces. im putting together a list of the specific locations where the signage is lacking so we can bring it directly to the authorities.
July 26, 2010
this is getting way more attention than i thought and it shows just how many people care about keeping our languages on the signs. i am so stoked to see the momentum building and cant wait to use this energy to push for the changes we want.
3 Comments
W
Wei Tan
16 years ago
Featured
PLEASE FIX THIS. 4 OFFICIAL LANGUAGES MEANS 4 LANGUAGES.
A
Arjun Espinoza
16 years ago
Featured
it is our official language for a reason. why is it being left out at the airport of all places? very disappointed.
S
Siti Weber
16 years ago
Featured
i see this happening way too often now. inclusive means everyone not just some people.
PLEASE FIX THIS. 4 OFFICIAL LANGUAGES MEANS 4 LANGUAGES.