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Population and Households. This interactive dashboard lets you explore data patterns and trends of Singapore’s population and households, covering population structure, marital status, marriages & divorces, births & fertility, deaths & life expectancy, households and education.
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Singapore has four official languages: English, Standard Malay, Tamil, and Mandarin Chinese. Generally, English is used as the lingua franca between Singaporeans of different races. English has a history of use in the country after being used as Singapore’s administrative language when it was a UK colony over sixty years ago.
This paper examines the status of Tamil language in the family domain in Singapore. Chew (1999, cited in Rubdy, 2005), argued that the early spread of the English language in Singapore resulted from deliberate policy decisions, even though it meant the loss of ethnic identity. Singapore was not ambivalent about continued use of English in
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