Funny notices are all over the world


I REFER to Paul Singh’s letter “Use simple but correct English in all notices” (The Star, April 16).

We shouldn’t be unduly worried about English proficiency in notice boards as English is now considered a foreign language. Those who are good in English really enjoy the many hilarious notices all over the country. It actually makes one’s day to read such notices after a day’s stress at the office.

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