Title: Spiaking Singlish: A Companion to how Singaporeans communicate Author: Gwee Li Sui Publisher: Singapore: Marshall Cavendish Editions, 2017 Varieties of English around the world have long been recognised as having unequal status and value […]
Kyoto Review for Southeast Asia Issue 10 (August 2008): Southeast Asian Studies in China Due to their geographical location, China and the ASEAN countries have long maintained close ties, especially since 1991, when the two […]
In December 1958, almost 57 years ago, about a hundred of the leading writers of the Philippines went up to the resort city of Baguio in the northern highlands to attend a conference sponsored […]
The Filipino language has two forms for the English word “we/us”: “tayo” and “kami.” In Bahasa Indonesia, the same distinction holds for the pair “kita” and “kami” (Johns 1997). “Tayo,” which is described as […]
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