Singlish is a unique form of English spoken in Singapore. It blends standard English with elements from various languages and dialects, including Mandarin, Malay, and Tamil. This informal language reflects the multicultural society of Singapore and is characterized by its distinct vocabulary, grammar, and pronunciation. While some view Singlish as a vibrant expression of local identity, others see it as a barrier to effective communication. The Singaporean government has promoted the use of Standard English through campaigns like "Speak Good English Movement," aiming to encourage clearer communication in formal settings.