'You can't tell people to not speak it,' says NUS don. But where does Singlish stand now? - CNA

From the ban on its use on radio, to the Sar-vivor rap during the first coronavirus outbreak, to a growing body of research on its place today — Singlish has come a long way as part of the Singaporean identity. This is explored in CNA’s two-part special on Si…

The Speak Good English Movement was launched, heralding public speaking competitions and skits. Even Phua Chu Kang kena arrowed (was tasked with something): He had to learn proper English in the show… [+1329 chars]

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