Malays will lose identity if Maths and Science are taught in English

3_M · Nov 15, 2013

There is no point teaching these subjects in Malay. The Malay vocab in science is very limited and needed to borrow terms from English.

po2wq · Nov 15, 2013

Force 136 said:
... teaching Science and Mathematics in English will cause the Malays to lose their identity ...

teaching sains n maths in engrish oni woh! ... lidat can make malays lose their identity? ... y is ze malay identity so weak n loose dat iz so ezily lost? ... sumting muz b wrong wif ze identity ...

methink · Nov 15, 2013

They can have all the studies in Malay all they want. But if they can't feed themselves and have to sell themselves to eat, they have lost their identity!

Eat all the curries and rice with your Malay hands... but why be slaves to others?

da dick · Nov 15, 2013

Sinagporeans will lose identity if Maths and Science continue taught in English! We must teach everythin in chinese(beijing standard), to remind singaporeans who really carry balls in singapore, and why we need so many chinamen in restaurants.

whoami · Nov 15, 2013

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whoami said:
U r very thoughtful 63boy. But i am afraid not all ur kind will share the same thoughts as u. Especially ppl like Jah Jamban.

Jah_rastafar_I said:
You brought up my nick when laksa was talking about the wording out of the blue

When i read ur post #6, I almost choked myself while eating fish ball. ROFL!

So now is official! Jah_rastafart is Jah Jamban! LOL! LOL!

Brubeck · Nov 15, 2013

m&ds are the best in the world in math and science. Just look at the number of Nobel prizes won by the m&ds in science, medicine, technology and economics too ....... it is simply mind boggling.

m&ds can have Math and Science taught in any language and it won't matter - they'll ace it in any international exams or competition. Malaysia boleh !

yellowarse · Nov 15, 2013

Think of it, it's no big deal. The mainland Chinese learn maths & science in Chinese, so do the Taiwanese. The Koreans are taught these subjects in Korean, the Japs in Japanese. And they all ace international competitions in maths & science, outdoing their counterparts from the Anglo-Saxon countries.

So why can't the Malays use Malay to teach these subjects?

chonburifc · Nov 15, 2013

Yoyos will always be yoyos. Even taught in arabic also will not change the fact yoyos are yoyos.

Brubeck · Nov 15, 2013

All the top scientists and mathematicians in the world are m&ds. I rest my case

Brubeck · Nov 15, 2013

How about malays learning Shakespeare in malay language ? good right ?

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