Going bonkers over bloopers


The national language is the glue that binds us as Malaysians. But mastering English is what will give us the tools we need to take on the world as it shrinks into a global village.

ON a trip to Beijing a few years ago, I noticed a strange thing. Women were stopping me on the street asking me to buy them tea – Chinese tea.

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