English dominates daily life for many Chinese Gen Z in Singapore, leaving Mandarin slowly fading from regular use. Convenience, school and work environments, and the perception that Chinese is difficult mean fluency often takes a backseat once exams are over. This shift isn’t just about language, it touches identity. Mandarin connects young Singaporeans to culture and heritage, while English or Singlish feels easier for self-expression and future opportunities. Balancing both remains a challenge in a multicultural society. How important do you think it is for Gen Z to maintain their mother tongue in a globalized world?