Intonation pattern as factor influencing non-speakers' attitudes towards Singaporean Hokkien vis-à-vis Singaporean Cantonese by Lai, Zi Xuan

“…While such association may arise from the prevalent usage of Singaporean Hokkien in swearing, other factors, such as intonation patterns, may influence how people view the Chinese vernaculars instead. …”
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新加坡福建族群的记忆和再现 ：以陈子谦电影的电影音乐为例 = Memories and representation of the Singaporean Hokkien community : an analysis of the film music from Royston Tan’s films by 陳姵伃 Tan, Peggy Peiyu

“…Hence, the movies demonstrated retaliation against the cultural hegemony in Singapore by reflecting and echoing cultural memories of the Singaporean Hokkien Community in the mainstream Singaporean society, that is unable to embrace and accept the Hokkien culture. …”
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新加坡福建话马来语及英借词使用情况调查 = Usage of English and Malay loanwords amongst Singapore Hokkien speakers by 张良忆 Teo, Joey Liang Yi

“…The study is divided into two main parts: (1) a questionnaire survey to collect linguistic and personal background information of the speakers and (2) an interview to examine the use of loanwords by Singaporean Hokkien speakers aged 21 and above, using 72 loanwords collected from the Singapore Minnan Dictionary (Xinjiapo Minnan Hua Cidian) coupled with multiple summary questions. …”
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