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| 00 | I | What's your impression? You've been here for er nearly a year. |
| 03 | Do does England look different when you go back? | |
| 07 | S | Yeah ... it's er ... it's quite a bit different, there's just ... |
| 10 | it's a bit ... generally a little bit ... | |
| 13 | The first thing you think is ... is it's a bit ... | |
| 15 | more grim ... as if ... rubbish and chewing gum on the pavement and | |
| 19 | the little things like that ... because Singapore being the clean aircon state... | |
| 23 | but ... apart from that ... | |
| 25 | I mean ... with the language being the same, it's pretty much ... | |
| 28 | apart from the obviou(s) climate change. | |
| 30 | It's very sort of similar cultures though. | |
| 32 | I | Yeah? But you you you notice the rubbish more after [being away, do you? |
| 36 | S | [Yeah, you definitely do. |
| 37 | I mean you notice it in Singapore, | |
| 38 | when you see a pile of leaflets, blowing around in the roads. | |
| 41 | You sort of notice that quite a bit. | |
| 43 | I | But in er England it's so commonplace that you [don't really notice it too much. |
| 45 | S | [Yeah. |
| 46 | I | Yeah? |
| 47 | S | Yeah. It just sort of fades into the background. |