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Earning Capital in Hawai‘i’s Linguistic Landscapeocieties described as diglossic, ‘vernacular’, non-official language varieties are relegated to informal, private, and usually low prestige contexts while official languages, often the legacies of colonial rule, are reserved for formal and public contexts which by their very nature index high presti

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Singlish Strikes Back in Singaporears and above) (Department of Statistics Singapore 2013). The country was originally a small fishing village with mostly Malay inhabitants but the arrival of the British in 1819 attracted a large number of migrants into the country such as those from China and India. Under the British rule, the non-

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Contesting the Raj’s ‘Divide and Rule’ Policies: Linguistic Apartheid, Unequal Englishes, and the Poo from a postcolonial perspective. Postcolonial scholarship in disciplines such as cultural studies and English literature has alerted us to the extent to which colonial rule partially created and reproduced negative images regarding ‘natives’ with their ‘divide and rule’ policies, so as to be bette

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