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    Maha Bodhi

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    • csbC Offline
      csb
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      Sorry if this sounds stupid, so primary school kids no longer use the hardcopy Chinese dictionary nowadays?

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        jsmum
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        There is an optional item english dictionary for P3 kids in the book list. Yes, those super thick and heavy dictionary but not the chinese electronic dictionary. I bought the english dictionary for my girl last year. It was never bought to school and became my reference book to help my girl in her english. I was suprised when the kids were able to use the chinese electronic dictionary in P3 and I think I am one of the last person knowing it. I bought it at second half of P3 when most kids bought it begining of the year. The electronic dictionary is even lighter than our handphone. Kids are sure very fortunate now. I would not want my kids to bring the thick and heavy ones to school. Their present weight of their school bag is heavy enough.

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          vlim
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          let me tell you all a funny thing...recently I send my girl to school and wanted to go to the canteen to settle something... so this security guard walk towards me and ask me where do I want to go. so I told him I am going to the canteen. He said ' Cannot...go bookshop can...canteen cannot...' but the funny thing is the bookshop is in the canteen... :lol: ....and he told me 'must use your head to think...'..so I open my mouth big big and replied ' ooooh...i go bookshop not canteen'...and the end I still go to the canteen..heeeeeee πŸ˜‰

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            chasingjelly
            last edited by

            oh u mean we can go to the BOOKSHOP? I didnt know that.

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              vlim
              last edited by

              chasingjelly:
              oh u mean we can go to the BOOKSHOP? I didnt know that.

              yes but must sign in at the security post.

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                csb
                last edited by

                vlim:
                let me tell you all a funny thing...recently I send my girl to school and wanted to go to the canteen to settle something... so this security guard walk towards me and ask me where do I want to go. so I told him I am going to the canteen. He said ' Cannot...go bookshop can...canteen cannot...' but the funny thing is the bookshop is in the canteen... :lol: ....and he told me 'must use your head to think...'..so I open my mouth big big and replied ' ooooh...i go bookshop not canteen'...and the end I still go to the canteen..heeeeeee πŸ˜‰

                ha ha, that's really funny :lol: :lol:
                The stout guard?

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                  jsmum
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                  :rotflmao:


                  I was given a visitor pass when I went to school general office. Maybe it is under Popular so it is open to public? I also went to the bookshop last year once without any pass given.

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                    chasingjelly
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                    vlim:
                    chasingjelly:

                    oh u mean we can go to the BOOKSHOP? I didnt know that.


                    yes but must sign in at the security post.

                    OIC. Thanks! I have been sending my kid to buy things on her own and worry sick myself if she managed to get them not.

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                      MMM
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                      grande:
                      Ya lor, I think Besta is more popular with the children.

                      Personally, I felt that besta is more user friendly. I can use it immediately without referring to the instruction guide (no patience for that) :lol: Meanwhile for creative, I had some problem as ds couldn't figure out how to make it sound the words. I gave up after awhile..... :roll: But it sure looks cool.

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                        MMM
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                        :lol: Reminds me of the security guard in one of Jack Neo's movies where he don't allow fire engine to park in some reserved lots though it's on fire.


                        But I agree there is inconsistency. Or maybe depending on when you are going (eg. they are very lax during the school hols due to books buying period).

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