Singlish is a unique creole language spoken in Singapore that mixes elements of English with other languages spoken in Singapore like Mandarin, Cantonese, Hokkien, Malaysian, and Indian languages. Singlish has differences from standard English in terms of grammar, with topic prominence and copula deletion. Pronunciation is also distinct, with changes to consonants and stress, and different vowel sounds. Despite difficulties for non-Singaporeans to understand, Singlish acts as a lingua franca and cultural bridge between Singapore's multicultural population.