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Oops, We Did It Again! Notice Full Of Errors In Ipoh Tourism Centre Goes Viral - World Of Buzz
Source: The Star

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We’re supposed to be a multilingual and multicultural country but it seems that our grasp of English just isn’t that good yet. Even though we should have been learning it since primary school!

Notice Full Of Errors In Tourism Centre Goes Viral, Ipoh Mayor Takes Action - World Of Buzz

Source: ipoh echo

In another hilarious yet embarrassing mistake, a recent notice in English went viral on social media because it was full of grammatical mistakes and was pasted on a glass door at a Tourism Information Centre. Imagine all the international tourists laughing at it! 

According to The Star, the notice that was found at the Perak Tourism Information Centre in Ipoh was supposed to inform the public about the temporary closure of the centre due to a faulty Internet connection and air-conditioning issues. However, the sign was so full of errors that you would probably have to second-guess every sentence. 

Here’s the sign:

Perak Tourism Error Notice 01012018

Source: the star

Can you decipher it?

After many netizens ridiculed the notice, the Ipoh City Council has finally responded and said that they will take action against the employee at the centre who wrote the notice.

Ipoh Mayor Datuk Zamri Man said, “We need a detailed explanation on how such an incident occurred. If there was carelessness involved, and the errors were made without thinking of the consequences, we will take the necessary action.”

Notice Full Of Errors In Tourism Centre Goes Viral, Ipoh Mayor Takes Action - World Of Buzz 1

Source: perak bn

He said that they would investigate and if they find out that there was clear negligence, they would issue a show-cause letter as well as a stern warning to the employee in question. Maybe send them for English classes too?

Guess we really need to brush up on our English, especially if we don’t want to be the laughing stock of international tourists! 

 

Also read: “Protect Our National Language and Stop Advancement of English in M’sia,” Says Minister

&Quot;We Must Protect The Malay Language And Stop Advancement Of English In M'sia,&Quot; Says Minister - World Of Buzz 3

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