Myth or fact - Globalisation impact on culture

Singapore’s hawker culture is dying because of globalization.

Singaporeans only wear Western-style clothes because of globalization.

Social media and entertainment from other countries change how young people in Singapore think and behave.

Globalization helps us learn about other cultures easily.

Singaporean artists, musicians, and filmmakers now have a chance to be famous worldwide.

One day, all countries will have the same culture because of globalization.

Family values in Singapore are becoming weaker because of globalization.

Singapore’s traditions are disappearing because of globalization.

More people from different countries live and work in Singapore because of globalization.

Globalization brings more international events and tourists to Singapore.

Because of globalization, only Western movies and music are popular in Singapore.

Singapore’s culture is boring compared to other countries because of globalization.

Globalization helps keep traditions alive by making cultural art and crafts more popular worldwide.

Because of globalization, we can enjoy food, fashion, and music from different countries.

Singapore’s culture is becoming famous in other countries because of globalization.

Young Singaporeans no longer respect their culture and traditions.

Because of globalization, traditional markets and wet markets in Singapore are disappearing.

One day, Singaporeans will only celebrate Western holidays like Christmas and Halloween.

Young people in Singapore are forgetting their own languages and customs because of globalization.

Singapore’s museums and heritage sites are working harder to keep culture alive because of globalization.