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Singapore food culture: Singaporeans are fanatical about food

Singapore food culture: Explore our heritage through your tastebuds

Shopping is Singapore's national past-time: Shopping in Singapore is an experience in itself

'Singaporean Culture: How to 'Chope' seats in busy hawker centres

Singapore Culture: Singaporeans love to queue - We tell the quality of the food stall by the length of it's queue

'Singaporean Culture: 'Chope' or reserve seats in crowded hawker centres with a tissue paper pack

Singapore street names are inspired by our history, heritage and unique observations of daily life

Multiculturalism flourishes in Singapore's neighbourhoods, with cultural festivals to celebrate together all year round.

Singlish: How to order coffee or 'Kopi' in Singapore in 12 different ways like, 'kopi c', 'kopi siew dai', 'kopi o'

What is Singlish: Singapore's colloquial English, influenced by our multicultural background

Singaporean slang and Singlish phrases translated to English: 'Bojio' and 'Makan'

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