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A recent survey by the Institute of Policy Studies found a growing acceptance of Singlish among Singaporeans, with many viewing it as an important part of national identity that is worth preserving.
But like any living language, Singlish is constantly evolving, shaped by new generations and changing ways of speaking. Does this signal a shift in what it means to be Singaporean? Steven Chia speaks with Associate Professor Tan Ying Ying from Nanyang Technological University and Dr Melvin Tay from the Institute of Policy Studies about how Singlish has changed over the years, and why change may not be something to fear.
01:32 Singlish has always been evolving
04:53 Which parts of Singlish will disappear?
07:01 Changing attitudes towards Singlish
08:13 A comfort language for Singaporeans
10:18 Singlish has reached adulthood maturity
12:12 Using Singlish at the right place and the right time
13:41Will Singlish ever lose its essence?
15:46 Let languages live and die naturally
18:53 Future of Singlish
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