Singapore English, often referred to as Singlish, is a unique variety of English spoken in Singapore. It incorporates elements from various languages and dialects, including Mandarin, Malay, and Tamil, reflecting the country's multicultural society. Singlish is characterized by its distinct vocabulary, grammar, and pronunciation, making it different from standard English. While some view Singlish as a marker of local identity, others believe it can hinder effective communication, especially in formal settings. The Singaporean government has promoted the use of standard English through campaigns like Speak Good English Movement, aiming to balance local expression with global communication standards.