Secondary students say yes to Asean languages


Opening doors: (From left) Lim, Khoo and Swastik say learning Asean languages can help foster stronger connections in the region.

PETALING JAYA: Student Lim Hong Zhe loves Thai food, especially authentic dishes in Thailand. And he is looking forward to learning the language so he can order all the right dishes there.

Lim is among many local students eagerly waiting for Asean languages to be introduced as elective subjects in schools. The students see it as a cultural bridge that could also lead to future career opportunities.

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