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Only 21% of Hong Kong respondents would be willing to take every opportunity to communicate in English-speaking people, while Singapore, 55%;
51% of Hong Kong respondents will occasionally read English, while Singapore is far ahead, up to 71% of respondents regularly read English. Nearly 36% of respondents in Hong Kong on average less than two hours a week reading in English and Chinese mainland, Taiwan and South Korea are under way; Singapore, 54.31% of the respondents have a week to read English over ten hours or more.
English proficiency and personal work productivity was significantly related to most Singaporeans (78% of respondents believe that Singapore English is very important for productivity), followed by Thailand (58%). Surprising finding is that nearly half of the respondents believe that Hong Kong English is not the importance of work productivity (49%), Mainland China (45%) and Taiwan (38%) were similar. Korean and Japanese is that the relationship between the English and the lowest productivity, the ratio was 29% and 14%.
