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 found that (i) Hokkien speakers from an older age group have a better command of Malay loanwords than younger speakers, while the reverse is true for English loanwords. …”
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9th AMIC Annual Conference : the Digital Millennium: Opportunities for Asian Media, 29 June-01 July 2000, Singapore : [list of speakers]

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Penguasaan kompetensi komunikatif melalui penglibatan pelajar dalam program mobiliti bahasa Arab untuk tujuan akademik by Azman, Mohd Azrol Hafizi

Subjects: “…Arabic language - Study and teaching (Higher) - Malay speakers…”
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Seminar on Media Proliferation : How Can Broadcasters Best Serve the Public Interest? 19-21 April 1999, New Delhi : [list of speakers and participants]

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RES.CD-001 Leadership and Empowerment: Resources from Graduate Women at MIT (GWAMIT), Spring 2012 by Members and Guest Speakers, GWAMIT

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Pengaruh pemahaman membaca teks Arab terhadap penulisan struktur ayat pelajar berasaskan model CIRC by Che Daud @ Che Mud, Ahmad Fuad

Subjects: “…Arabic language - Study and teaching (Secondary) - Malay speakers…”
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Do Singaporeans hyperarticulate in formal speech by Paca, Angelie Marie Galang

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Pengaruh perbezaan individu terhadap penguasaan Bahasa Arab dalam kalangan pendebat di Universiti Awam, Malaysia by Omar, Hamzah

Subjects: “…Arabic language - Study and teaching (Higher) - Foreign speakers…”
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Upcycling of homogeneous food waste in 3D printing food inks by Lim, Fiona Xin Ying

“…We found 5% thermoplastic starch to be the most suitable hydrocolloid base, with the best printing properties observed in 20% w/v butterhead lettuce, 20% w/v sesame cake, 20% w/v brewer’s spent grain, and 10% w/v okara-based ink. …”
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Dissecting the sinews of power: international trade and the rise of Britain’s fiscal-military state, 1689-1823 by Dal Bó, E, Hutkova, K, Leucht, L, Yuchman, N

“…Influential work, e.g., Brewer’s Sinews of Power, attributed increased fiscal capacity to the taxation of domestic, rather than traded, goods: excise revenues, coarsely associated with domestic goods, grew faster than customs revenues. …”

Tshangla verb inflections: a preliminary sketch by Andvik, Erik

“…This was also confirmed by the author's own data taken from speakers of the Padma-bkod dialect.3 Speakers from Bhutan, as well as speakers from Padma-bkod who have had contact with each other, report that they easily understand the speech of the other group.…”
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Number and grammatical gender attraction in Spanish pronouns: evidence for a syntactic route to their features by Kandel, M, Pañeda, C, Bahmanian, N, Martinez Bruera, M, Phillips, C, Lago, S

“…When a speaker produces a pronoun, they must choose a form that carries the appropriate features. …”

To r or not to r: social correlates of /ɹ/ in Singapore English by Tan, Ying Ying

“…Speakers of higher education levels and socioeconomic status have a tendency to produce the postvocalic-r; speakers of low education levels and socioeconomic status have a tendency to produce the intrusive-r. …”
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'Raji': language of a vanishing Himalayan tribe by Rastogi, Kavita

“…Of them, 330 languages have more than one million speakers each and there are 51 languages that have only one speaker each. …”
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Speaking to Angmohs : intelligibility and identity as motivators for speech accommodation in Singapore by Law, Eliana Yixin

“…Interactions between speakers of different varieties of English is more common today than ever. …”
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Language and thought : classifier effect in early and late bilinguals. by Tang, Huimin.

“…Classifiers have been found to influence the conceptual organization of speakers of Mandarin Chinese, which can also be termed the classifier effect. …”
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The effects of music-induced emotions on English-Chinese bilinguals' resolution of standing ambiguity. by Ho, Sher Min.

“…The strategies adopted by bilingual speakers have yet to be thoroughly explored. External factors like lexical factors (Felser, 2003) and animacy (Desmet et. al, 2006) are also found to be of influence on speakers’ strategies in resolving these sentences. …”
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Sensory, motor, and emotion associations for landscape concepts differ across neighbouring speech communities by Striedl, P, Majid, A, Purves, RS

“…Departing from this, we collected systematic sensory, motor, and emotion ratings for different landscape terms from 289 native speakers of German, English and French. The results show that speakers within and across groups agree to a large extent in their ratings of landscape terms, particularly in their sensory and motor associations. …”

Finding meaning in the meaningless : the language of faith surrounding pentecostal glossolalia in Singapore by Mah, Benjamin Ye-Zhong

“…This paper critically compares these two religious experiences and how speakers express their different versions of faith and reality.…”
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Turning any surface into a loudspeaker by Astrid Amelia.

“…The needs of surface speakers arose in lieu with the development in media technology where entertainment is widely available, ready to be distributed and enjoyed. …”
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