The Japanese and Chinese debaters find it difficult to argue and defend their points not because they have weak arguments but because of the language which they haven't mastered to use yet.. Good fight though!!

@dyfrigshandy

5 жыл бұрын

well why sign up in the 1st place

@sucram1015

4 жыл бұрын

@@dyfrigshandy Perhaps, they wanted to see if they could communicate in English better.

@Andioooop

3 жыл бұрын

jay jay They shouldn’t have signed up if they haven’t mastered the language.

@rosethesamurai5582

3 жыл бұрын

@@Andioooop come on as a britt i would say the best way to learn or master english is to communicate and talk to people !! and i think there english is pretty good considering they are from a country where englsh is not used that much

@hoiwingli8378

3 жыл бұрын

@@Andioooop That's not exactly logical. If I'm disabled, it doesn't mean I shouldn't have a shot at life. Just because their English isn't as affluent doesn't mean signing up isn't worth it.

I think singapore team has a huge advantage with English as their first language..

@joyssi

5 жыл бұрын

Yeah 😂😂😂

@MiiNaaJee-de-Simba

5 жыл бұрын

Sarah h Completely disagrees.. English is not an issue but the way you prepare for debate. Its better to simply deliver your ideas what ever accent you have as far as its being presented calmly without chewing the words!!

@christopherjayjunio7444

5 жыл бұрын

Nope. It's not their first language.

@ying9837

5 жыл бұрын

@@christopherjayjunio7444 It is. Singaporean here.

@user-uc5xo4wh4v

5 жыл бұрын

Sarah h not they first language Singaporeans people are Chines/ Malay / India

Hope that debaters from other asian countries like india, philippines, indonesia, malaysia,etc will be given a chance to join this competition

@werren894

3 жыл бұрын

the chance exist we just cannot compete

@kimmaekhyun

3 жыл бұрын

@@werren894 true

@missnarnia3359

3 жыл бұрын

Yeah i wanna join too

@ehsyo7298

3 жыл бұрын

@@werren894 Sorry I think other Asian countries as mentioned have more than enough capability to compete. It's just a fact of exposure of this competition and choice of involvement. Just a kind thought.

@prashantagrawal5999

3 жыл бұрын

@vital views What crap is that. Indians don't have to prove their competence, look at the global corporate leaders and you will be able to come out of your cave to see where the world is moving.

I think if Japanese students are able to speak English fluently, they would win because their information was quite good for me.

@phlow9417

3 жыл бұрын

I disagree. Nationalism can’t win because we are already moving to globalization.

@werren894

3 жыл бұрын

@@phlow9417 in dirty way of course, ppl didn't like details about the problem in this planet and human just being optimistic that globalization would cure it/solving the issues which lead to cancer, it destroys america.

@phlow9417

3 жыл бұрын

Deez Nut how does globalization destroy America?

@werren894

3 жыл бұрын

@@phlow9417 not globalization i mean global citizen, bcoz it uses the same concept, America state is a concept like global citizen so America doesn't exist in the first place just a concept and system by design, America is like the "guinea pig" of the future because the elites is not actually indigenous it is win by the war and everybody mix and culture plot like middle east back then and it destroys them, global citizen needs to be carefully discussed and addressed properly because culture plot would happen and destroying identity or being ignorant is not right, war is easy for mental revolution but it's wrong for civilized ppl, unless if u a refugee u won't understand.

@phlow9417

3 жыл бұрын

Deez Nut wait so having different cultures in a state is bad? How so?

This is so wrong. Debating is mostly about word playing and manipulating. Native English speakers will have overwhelming advantages over ESL speakers that’s not fair in a competition.

@emmiechimaru642

5 жыл бұрын

骑士黑暗 Huh?

@audyw4411

5 жыл бұрын

although i dont think singaporeans are native english speakers, but they do have english as their main language. and therefore have an advantage over their asian counterparts.

@fmym9923

5 жыл бұрын

yet in fact, south korean win the debate. i think it's also unfair if the judges are mostly korean.

@leokim1458

4 жыл бұрын

"This is so wrong." Not really. They knew what they were signing for. I'll even say that they wouldn't be able to debate in any other language.

@ellebresych5282

4 жыл бұрын

@@audyw4411 Everything in Singapore is in english from education to traffic signs, They have english as one of their official language. So if they grew up and were educated with english therefore it's their native languages at least one of them

The second speaker of Singapore is freaken explosive (literally) :3

@savlounge3889

5 жыл бұрын

I like her confidence

@youtubeismyaddiction1414

4 жыл бұрын

shes expressive, explosive no

@khadija23438

3 жыл бұрын

KZread is My addiction agreed

@Anonymous-qg8nn

3 жыл бұрын

Indian Genes

@judynabongzabala4706

3 жыл бұрын

She can speak rapid english but not all her stand are in line with the subject while the Japanese arguments were good only he finds it hard to speak English fluently.

It's hard to believe that they are a bunch of high-school students

@schadenfreudeegoism7485

5 жыл бұрын

Agreed their debates are too easy

@natriac.6092

4 жыл бұрын

@@schadenfreudeegoism7485 not for everyone... There are schools with students who can't even discuss an easy topic or use all the formal words

I'm Singaporean and incredibly proud of our team, but the Koreans were absolutely impressive here and deserved their win :)

@nizzismith5545

4 жыл бұрын

You just showed nationalism which was against their argument, while trying to complement them at the same time. I find that funny😊 I know this is real late.

@TheJayJayYoung

3 жыл бұрын

Feeling proud of Singaporean team because he is Singaporean, is national pride. National pride does not equates to nationalism. I love my country does not means I hate another country.

@jaz-ic3ct

2 жыл бұрын

@@nizzismith5545 THAT IS NOT NATIONALISM. you have no idea what nationalism is it really is. because you’re happy for someone from the same country is not what nationalism is, nationalism is where you feel as your country is better than others and that you are more than other people from different countries. What you’re talking about is patriotism, patriotism is being prideful for the country that you live in, it does not mean you think of people less than. so next time you want to comment an incorrect comment. think.

the way how the japanese girl refuse, "sorry no thank you" is so cute.

@abrahamasher3190

3 жыл бұрын

37:02

@abrahamasher3190

3 жыл бұрын

And the other one 37:29

@dogekimg118

3 жыл бұрын

Anime 😍😍

@-moriarty6403

3 жыл бұрын

kawaii

@nastizhr

2 жыл бұрын

she was so polite with it, i refuse POIs just by waving my hand and shaking my head pls T-T

the debaters from japan tells me that english doesnt really matter in making a country a great country. woa.

@kevinclement1533

5 жыл бұрын

Well, that is not entirely false. Look at Japan, South Korea and China right now. Most of theit population don't speak english well, but they were able to rival western powerhouse in terms of economic performance.

@Gilvids

5 жыл бұрын

what does the language English have to do with making a great country? this comment does not make a one bit of sense

@tigerjonn

5 жыл бұрын

Obviously sarcasm is not a international language. LOL

@clairelee9808

5 жыл бұрын

@YourМилк I totally agree

@yisroelfernandez812

5 жыл бұрын

l do agree with them

The first speaker must have scored pretty well for social studies since she basically reiterated everything in the 3rd issue (Globalization) of the textbook for some of her points

@solihah7769

5 жыл бұрын

lmaoooo

@amirulaffandi9854

5 жыл бұрын

Then it means the textbooks are good

@johnn4314

5 жыл бұрын

Exactly. its propaganda. It comes from the top -down. It is not a naturally occuring idea, although some factors leading to globalization are... not to the extent that the propaganda proposes

@branddransnothingbuthands599

3 жыл бұрын

Just listening this for my N levels this year. Any globalisation news videos you've got??

@zoeyraven4892

3 жыл бұрын

O levels who? I only know a debate show, instead of breaking my wrist and trying to write as much as I can like my life depends on it-

it was a luck of Singaporean students, for they got opening government in this debate since their country is a global one where many people with different cultures live there and their mother language is English. They explained their reasons well. As an Indonesian, I also agree to be a global citizen, so people can accept others easily as they used to do. In my opinion, becoming a global citizen surely makes people not become racist more, although not all people who have a great feel of nationalism are racist.

@jiaxuanng1627

2 жыл бұрын

Ikr the more global countries like Singapore and Korea got the side for global citizens and the More nationalistic countries like China and Japan got the side for nationalism. But a Singaporean's mother language is not English, but their schooling is in English and most of them are more proficient in English than their mother tongues

I love how the second korean girl at the closing government said that,(@ 42:38) although korea has anti sentiment towards japan she herself still loves them.😍 Ohh best girl in the debate

@yashika4931

4 жыл бұрын

Me too

@proxymoxie

3 жыл бұрын

Yeah it was super sweet

in conclusion, the host is pretty af

@Max_Le_Groom

4 жыл бұрын

Wowy 😃

@tenzintsomo67

4 жыл бұрын

Ya whts her name?

@hadikosh

4 жыл бұрын

Useless guy

@mrnarason

4 жыл бұрын

Pretty, but a generic plastic surgery looking face

@sanaya8802

4 жыл бұрын

she looks like Naeun from Apink

This was such a easy topic for the proposing team to win because the world is on the way to globalization. I wonder what would have happened if the winners played the opposing team.

@usertempeuqwer7576

5 жыл бұрын

@pegan farm "islamization" ? Do you really think that people enter Islam forcibly ? if you think so , then you know nothing about islam , i suggest you to get to know islam before talking about some world war 3 or losing identity non sense , apparently you have no answers why islam is the most fastest growing religion in the world?

@usertempeuqwer7576

5 жыл бұрын

@pegan farm I'm shocked by your claims . with all due respect : 1 - Islam spreads through the message of peace no one is forcing anyone to accept it 2 - I'm talking about CONVERTED people besides non initially born Muslims 3 - again , you seem through your comment holding a grudge against Islam. why ? I don't know maybe you believe and consume everything the media says . .. Seriously what's there hurtful searching up info about Islam ? Read all the religious books then compare them . then you get why people convert to Islam .

@usertempeuqwer7576

5 жыл бұрын

@@kittiphonchotichiranan3089 I absolutely respect your opinion . in fact it's rightfully justified but those people you're talking about aren't Muslims . Islam prohibits any act of violence or aggression towards innocent peaceful people . Yes violence is authorized in some cases like defending own homes or even responding if necessary in case of any exterior aggression. Hence those people you're are bringing into this discussion are not civilized and 100% defying the teachings of Islam. Even true Muslims are stating this , it's unseen to the majority of the globe because the media is politically biased and spreads misinformation at any given moment . But over all the majority of Muslims don't blow themselves like it's some kind of good doing.

@AlizGlez

5 жыл бұрын

pegan farm I don’t agree with you, but those are some good arguments if you were to play a part in this debate

@thadiussean9133

5 жыл бұрын

No. It is the opposite.

Chinese boy is so amazed with the first speaker of Korea 😂😂

Singapore is truly a global country, we can't disagree on that. We welcome different types of people here. Hence, im proud Singaporean

@Cipherinfinity

5 жыл бұрын

you welcome different type of people who are DESERVING, immigrants moving in forcefully is a different problem even Singapore does not allow that, and this is the main problem USA and European countries are facing. there is a big difference. imagine them coming in, not following the law and crying humanity when forced to follow the rules people already following.

@audyw4411

5 жыл бұрын

globalist country sure u are, but doesn't mean that it is right. and plus, singapore only accept rich immigrants. i doubt singapore will accept poor malaysians in for example.

@jackkoleros7107

5 жыл бұрын

LOL, Singapore have one of the most strict Law in the world, Singapore is just a city/state, much easier to monitor people,

@daniyalk713

5 жыл бұрын

it's a city state

@NPC8474

5 жыл бұрын

You get 42 of 50 lights.

3:00 The British guy clapping for himself..... LOL

@TheWrittenPlastic

5 жыл бұрын

Its self love and self appreciation.

@hernabay1767

4 жыл бұрын

😂😂

@natriac.6092

4 жыл бұрын

I know right 😂😂😅

@jamaicaperigo6435

4 жыл бұрын

That was cute though

@moon18___

3 жыл бұрын

I came down to the comment section to see if anyone commented on that and here it is. 😅 self appreciation is cool. Claps 🙌

Singapore and Korea team were impressive to me. It doesnt mean I choose Korea because I am Korean. They organized and prepared what they have an opinion of the topic well. Language might be hard for the others. I think they are also able to do that same way as those students I mentioned if they use their own language. The most important thing that we should know is they are young but they can speak out about the global issues using another language! We better clap for them, not judging.

@thejaneeyre

5 жыл бұрын

Agree

@alexajanerieedusma9344

3 жыл бұрын

👍

@user-is3yn7xr4c

3 жыл бұрын

I refuse to clap to someone who is an ideologically possessed demon spouting one-sided political doctrine which I disagree for several reasons like incomprehensible speech due to multiple strings of contradiction and manipulation which can result to subtle mentality corruption because of weak/pathetic political perception towards the unpredictable world of deception (especially from the Singaporean kids whos country is basically an economic puppet among commonwealth states of the British empire to get access to Asian countries' geopolitical events.)

CHRISTIANA THOMAS YOU ARE VERY GOOD SPEAKER

@savlounge3889

5 жыл бұрын

Yes ,she speaks and point out her vision so clearly

I love how even though some students are not fluent in English they are giving it their best I wish I had such opportunities while growing up 😢

It doesn't matter if you're fluent in speaking English. I believe that japanese and chinese students have good point of view.

LOOOOOOOOOOOOOOL HOW FITTING ARE THE COUNTRIES AND THE SIDES OF THE MOTION IM WHEEZING

@branddransnothingbuthands599

3 жыл бұрын

Seriously, too real man 💀💀 too real.

Man, this basically went as expected since the current international trend is geared towards globalization. It would've been more interesting if the opposing side won, but their stand is pretty difficult to defend.

@TeranRealtor

2 жыл бұрын

I agree. When all the debaters and the whole audience STARTS from the viewpoints of: - Trump is evil - man made global warming is a given - globalization is better than nationalism ...... the end result of the voting can be easily predicted.

That lady moderator is everything.❤

Singapore was impressive ...

@trancesoul3323

5 жыл бұрын

@@meowmeowyoongi8403 I liked the points they considered in favour of globalisation ...I also liked the points South Korean team considered ... It was rational n balanced ... I respect hardwork of every participant ... Its not about language its about content... Overall a great effort ...

@meowmeowyoongi8403

5 жыл бұрын

homo sapien33 they knew what they were talking bcs they speak english. You can see others wanted to speak a lot too but they were struggling in explaining what they actually wanted to share/say. Actually, language is important ofc. Singapore can speak whats in their mind clearly, ofc bcs they are fluent in english:)

This debate is so educational,interesting,informative. I just hope children can learn from this.This what you call intelligence.

Students arguing against this motion clearly had a hard time providing coherent and effective argument against the motion not only because they seem to lack necessary language skills and confidence but also because they don't believe in what they are arguing against. Evidently, these students are taught to skillfully repeat talking points and not to think for themselves or even attempt to genuinely highlight differences between nationalism and globalism. They are trained to misrepresent and vilify what is considered to be politically incorrect or even mildly unorthodox. Thinking they are in the forefront of understanding and awareness unwittingly they help to perpetuate a new kind of dogma.

@explorinvamp4551

2 жыл бұрын

That’s why the topics should be more open, although I loved this topic. Would have loved to see the opposite team argue for globalisation.

🙌🏾This platform is so inspiring. I loved this

Punctuation who?

I was struggling to understand Japanese and Chinese debaters

@skytrexz3714

5 жыл бұрын

english is not their first language

@jekdndn2420

5 жыл бұрын

Soo true....

@douglasdaikon5310

5 жыл бұрын

I didn't struggle with Chinese members though I'm a Japanese 😂

@lucyravenclaw1790

4 жыл бұрын

They speak pretty clearly to me 😊 I don't have trouble with accents 😊

@youtubeismyaddiction1414

4 жыл бұрын

ikrr same , I was hoping for subtitles because their ideas seemed really interesting. I think this show would have been even better if the students could speak in their mother tongue and translators could translate for them because it is a bit unfair because they couldn't present all their ideas in the short time.

Singapore team is dang good as expected(firstly their official language is English and Singapore is a big cosmopolitan/multicultural nation so globalisation is a pretty big and important topic there) Korea team is well done as well I’m not familiar with their education system but they know what they are talking about👍

This was extremely unfair. They put the strongest speakers (Singaporeans as English is their first language). They had the easiest point to argue for. I understand that it was based on the lots but... the other speakers with other languages as their first language had to fight for ideas that are very hard to couch for and I think that we should all applaud lmao. From our homes because this is extremely difficult. I am from Korea but if I had to argue against native Koreans, rapping their arguments at 90 miles per hour in Hangul, I would combust right then and there.

@AI-cr1sh

11 ай бұрын

Well if u don't know Korea's first language isn't english either but they delivered their points very nicely

@carhonda8490

27 күн бұрын

their school choose them knowing their english level so its not the other country's fault, really !!

Thank you for sharing your experience. Love from Nepal 🇳🇵

This is not a debate this is actually how good you are in English as a Language and how fluently you can speak it , which will ultimately think other people to give you points.

I am from Cambodia. I very much like and support your debate. It’s useful to watch

The topic was so advantageous to the opening govt than the oposition. The opposition had good points but their accents were very heavy. I enjoyed it👍💫

I have the feeling that the nationalism team had it harder because of the language

If it’s really a intelligent school debate, then english should ignored (since content is more important for solving these problems, think again many wars started because content lost in translation).

Great debate . I watch the same video more than 3times a day😄

The Prime minister and Deputy prime minister really knew how to put forth their argument! Very well done!!

The first Singaporean girl has a very posh nerdy look and I wish I had that :(

Both government benches did a fantastic job. I wish I was this eloquent in high school. Bravo! However, to be fair, this was a difficult motion to oppose. One argument I can think of is this: Using education as a tool to promote the concept of global citizenship over a nationalist mindset will mean restructuring the education syllabus and potentially removing access to certain parts of our culture. Taking language as an example, promoting a globalist mindset would mean that more widely-spoken languages in the world take priority over our mother tongue. For instance, if you're a Thai citizen, you might have to learn English, Mandarin, Hindi, AND Spanish in school. Although beneficial in an international context, this realistically means that less attention and emphasis will likely be given to the Thai language. Taking history as an example, promoting a globalist mindset would mean that if our history textbook remains at the same number of pages, a majority of those pages will educate students on international history. It will teach us the biggest and deadliest wars, the most influential dictators, the most prominent treaties and agreements. It sounds fantastic, but if everyone (regardless of nationality) only knows about the 'important' parts of history, who will remember the 'smaller' parts of history? This isn't to say that those knowledge are mutually exclusive. However, everything comes at a cost. Including new parts into a syllabus means replacing existing parts. Ideally, we would love to learn as much about the world as possible. Realistically, however, one cannot expect students to take on 20 subjects if they had previously been only taking 10.

The arguments the proposition whip brought were really interesting and insightful

Do you think its coincidence that Japanese and Chinese teams got to defend Nationalism vs Globalization and they both don’t speak English as well as their opponents? :D

You guys said that the reason why the opposite group didn't have a big support was because they don't have english as a mother language, but I still think that's not a big factor in the debate. I sought a lot of these, and I see that people who have a good argument can change peoples mind even if there is an accent

@user-ls4gk4vt5n

4 ай бұрын

The way someone speak and behave really affect and it can impress listeners more than contents

I hope that they'll invite Filipino debaters as well. I am a debater and I'm a Filipino 😊🇵🇭 Hahahaha 😂

@fem_mia9385

5 жыл бұрын

hahahahahaa Filipino here..sana may internatiol gay debate rin😂

@luciolys5523

5 жыл бұрын

Yeah... Sana nga mag invite sila ng pinoy😊 para naman mas maging interesting pa ang usapan haha😅

@darylbuynay7852

5 жыл бұрын

@@fem_mia9385 Gay Debate talaga? 😂

@darylbuynay7852

5 жыл бұрын

@@luciolys5523 Para 'di maging light yung atmosphere sa venue nila. Filipinos can intensify debates.

@darylbuynay7852

5 жыл бұрын

@Delfin Sapalit But sometimes, hazards give some development. Lols! 😂

The GURLLL Park Jin ha slayyyyyed like really i love the way she was saying and she was so amazingggg loved the she nailed it ✨

they should give in-ear translators so everyone can speak the language they are the most comfortable in to make it fair

@ciarabm1370

3 жыл бұрын

That defeats the entire point of the competition 😂

@AI-cr1sh

11 ай бұрын

That's not how an international debate happens

@rimaakihiro1498

2 ай бұрын

Contradiction. (debate mode on) It doesn't make the competition fair, it makes it worst. Because the Singaporeans would find in-ear translator useless and defeats the purpose of an 'English language' debate

I think it's so hard to get a fair assessment in terms of audience agreement here because I feel like the majority of people nowadays have a globally-oriented mindset and everyone brings their own implicit biases with them even when they try not to. That's not to take away from team Korea or team Singapore, but I think it was much harder to argue a pro-nationalist opposition and have the audience agree with you, language barrier aside.

Singaporean.. I'm really convinced by the way u deliver

Thanks for posting this, what a great debate! The summaries were very helpful.

Education is Etiquette and it helps People to bypass the rules of basic sociological functioning to produce better and better states of being

please let them debate switch with their opposing sides, let's see if its still gna be the same

For me, i really liked the explanations of the left side, but ofc the right side also has a point. Very good debate!

This is a good debate of the hour

impressive speech by cristina thomas and korea team.

ParkJin Ha .. did a great job. Keep it up!!

ディベート文化の一端を見せてもらい、勉強になりました。

I'm wondering what would this debate become if ever Filipinos are one of the participants.

@jewelmjdcn

4 жыл бұрын

Jay Jay yeah same

@hansu-kundomaru1059

4 жыл бұрын

It will be.

@xnxmxrxx1932

4 жыл бұрын

Yassss

@bluekuma7998

4 жыл бұрын

IMONG MAMA GOVERNMENT

@LookTheresJosh

4 жыл бұрын

You’d be surprised, Filipino debaters are very articulate

The Singaporean group had so many points for their argument, deserving more points than they got. This competition seems bias and selective.

@thepriceofsalt9003

3 жыл бұрын

how a debate works is you're given a motion and a side, opposition and proposition. a motion can be presented one-sided or neutral statement - that's how it is. however, for any motion there will always be two sides e.g. agree/disagree for a one-sided statement, both sides will have limitations and different perspectives. whether you're able to deliver enough points and/or examples is dependent on your skill, general or relevant knowledge and mentality (confident, anxious etc) during the debate. there's nothing unfair about it.

And am I the only one who think the argument of Japanese team has a flaw? The 2nd speaker claimed that school education should provide students with their own choice for what to learn and should not force them to learn what the government or politicians want. But then, it violates their argument as well, because Japanese team was for the education of nationalism, not for individual's right, so that it is way far from the team's initial point of argument. So, at the point i heard his argument, i wondered what i was hearing. But even the judges doesn't seem to have recognized it.. how weird it is...

@thadiussean9133

5 жыл бұрын

No. They only simply oppose the motion.... It does not mean they support the opposite motion.

@Italsik

4 жыл бұрын

Yep once you're in the opposition you can change your motion as long as it still follows that you are against the og motion. And as a government you can just change how you define the motion to put it in your favor.

excellent effort and debate, but next session can be on numerous points decided by the mediators which the members can elaborate etc, just think over

I think the opposition not being fluent and their heavy accent hinders in getting their points across to the audience.

Basically the topic is very much in favor of the opening teams period....

Tbh, opposition team is already in a huge disadvantage, since their argument (despite all the reasoning) is not so valid in the modern world we now live in. And their poor command of English puts them in an even more disadvantaged position. I don’t know a lot about debating. I believe it’s about you making points and justify them in various ways to persuade the audience. But without basic command of a language, it is very hard to make your speech clear and easy to for the audience to comprehend in the first place. Also, not to mention that debates are very responsive and have time constraint.

The first girl's eyebrow is incridibly beautiful

i think the 2nd student from korea is awesome and i think for the language barirer other teams didn't express well except singapore and korea

Park jin ha from korea is soo talented and intelligent plus clever😍😍😍

Don't you provide subtitle? I can't understand their words although it's english because of the accent :( but this show is really great 💓💜

as a brazilian, i can't tell that the education in all my country is the same buuut i studied at about 4 schools until i graduate. in none of them i think i had a nationalist education... we learned about both the world and brazil, never had a "preference"... and, actually, my country is full of descendents of people all around the world. I'm a direct peruvian descendant, and i even have my peruvian citizenship. my friends' grandparents came from italia, japan, korea, poland, united states, venezuela, iran... idk it was a little hard to me to understand the nationalist side bc of that

I hope they make another season

8:03 When you did not take a bath and trying to smell yourself to check if the smell is noticeably 😂😂😂😂😂😂🤦🤦

honestly, if everybody got rid of the "we think", or "the house thinks" the arguments would sound so much more assertive

Is anyone else watching Intelligence just to listen to the host’s accent. It’s so clear and nice to listen to😂

As I envision a world association is a resource-based economy where all resources are fairly distributed and is the Heritage of all nations! Where together we want the Well-being and prosperity of all nations! But where nations preserve their nationality and culture, that is what makes our world richer, but where one has an open and loving understanding that we are all world citizens!

From the look of things, good English doesn’t matter. Powerful arguments and good analysis matters most in all debates...

the closing government speech blurts all the point of the globalization perfectly

The first girl from singapore was very passionate. No matter if you agree or not with the points she makes, her speech in my opinion seems very convincing because it shows how she truly believes what she is saying. Also when sje answers to qiestions from the opposotion she doesn't do it woth amger bit woth respext of the others point of view. Well done!

I feel like It is a lil disadvantageous towards the Chinese and Japanese team because of the language. Good fight.❤️

I feel debates should have translator earpiece that every person could wear. So that the debater can speak in their native language. They do this in the united nation, when they allow different countries to speak. This way it is more authentic and easy for them to debate.

Why I am thinking the moderator's voice and accent sounds like Rose 😭 I realised she looks like Rose as well :"))

@annalonsagay2698

2 жыл бұрын

she has an aussie (australian) accent

This was my part 1 but I still have to write about it!

I feel like even though Government did a great job, Japan had some pretty good points too. It was just not coherent enough, so if they’d been speaking in Japanese it would’ve been a bit fairer.

the debaters from japan show me that English doesnt really matter in making a great country. whoa.

@nopriaja7599

5 жыл бұрын

Good governance, hardwork, education. That's the key I think. Mastering English doesn't guarantee you to be better. That's just a comdition.

@tonnydong7240

5 жыл бұрын

because there is no common language only some African country speaks french. Japan don't need English, as everyone speaks Japanese more than English.

@poof9327

5 жыл бұрын

KK Don't need the post the same comment twice

@nguyenankhang2555

5 жыл бұрын

Dumbass

@faith2756

3 жыл бұрын

@@gunchimisakhdono7632 Do some research on how many countries in Africa have English as a national language actually, and it doesn't correlate that one language could make a country great

Wonderful Debate.

Thank you very much really iam very glad to see what happens if we ready to come together and life that is the best way really we have to speak in our future that is good. Special good so we need a global peace and happiness so you're going to solve the problem with the united nation that is beautiful so we try to benefit of the world so we will have a better chance to meet you inorder to bring back a peace and stability that is good so you have a better chance to do something is good so igive you hope inorder to wine ❤❤

Omg ,my college student's brain hurts

“Although I love you guys” so cute!!

I think there should be the chance to debate in the language they are comfortable in.

@stellamariefanboy.6768

8 ай бұрын

People join this debate to improve their English

I think the great point here is if we want to learn globalization.. first each country need to learn the universal language as a stepping stone to help each citizen socialize and be aware what is happening outside our world. And besides they are highschool student. They still dont have the idea what is happening the world outside.. They just learned to study their culture.. history.. but it is a great advantage if they like watching international news.

I wonder what these kids do after 10-15 years down the line

Park Jin-ha from team Korea was the most impressive of all. To me, she actually brings the team to a wonderful win. Because the first girl from Korea was actually confusing me due to the lack of order to present the arguments. Before Park Jin-ha came, I thought that Singaporeans will win but after her debate, I was sure that Koreans will win.

Singaporean team did sell their perspectives. I love them!

i love the closing government whip

Is it just me? Having hard times to understand their arguments? 😅 But I think they are all good. Kudos!

I think the motion was one sided. My sympathy to the opposition trying to put up their case.

17:24 that man who turned his lights off though :((

God blessed us all❤

The korean speakers truly slayed it!