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Enter Singapore

Enter Singapore

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 Welcome to Enter Singapore's podcast, your ultimate guide to navigating the vibrant city of Singapore.we also share practical tips and advice to help you acclimate to Singapore's unique culture and lifestyle. Learn about common Singaporean practices like tipping in Singapore, or understanding what languages does singapore speak to bridge communication gaps. We'll guide you on how to navigate the city, from checking the causeway checkpoint traffic camera to dialing a Singapore phone number. We also discuss important topics like the safety of tap water and the Singapore address format to help you settle down with ease.Plus, our episodes are peppered with fun facts about the city, like the Singapore National Animal, to make your stay more enriching.Our podcast is designed to guide you through every step of your journey. Discover the Singapore time (SGT), and figure out the best transportation to famed locations like Haji Lane, Mustafa, Merlion. We'll help you pronounce Singlish properly, making your interactions with locals smoother.Explore the city's best cafes with us, as well as hidden gems like Singapore's Pasar Malams.A Project with UGC Creator.Spreaker iheart Podchaser PodcastAddict SpotifyResources:https://entersingapore.com/tipping/https://entersingapore.com/time/https://entersingapore.com/languages/listen on: TruefansCopyright vctr Social Sciences Travel Writing & Commentary
Episodes
  • Things to do in JB (Johor Bahru)

    Things to do in JB (Johor Bahru)
    Mar 20 2024
    URL: https://entersingapore.com/things-to-do-in-jb/

    Before you embark on your travels, ensure that your passport is renewed. If you're short on time, you can take advantage of the passport photo booths locations near MRT stations. If you happen to be buying bulk products from Johor Bahru, make sure to use the correct Singapore address format when providing delivery details.
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    2 mins
  • Singapore Bucket List To Complete Before You leave Singapore

    Singapore Bucket List To Complete Before You leave Singapore
    Mar 1 2024
    Join us as we explore the vibrant city-state of Singapore, a place teeming with cultural landmarks, delicious food, and a bustling nightlife.

    We'll start our journey with an eSIM, your key to staying connected with a Singapore phone number, learn how to read & write Singapore addresses and take public transport. We'll navigate through Singapore's unique address system and explore iconic attractions such as Marina Bay Sands, Gardens by the Bay, Little India, and Chinatown. Don't miss out on the local delicacies in pasar malams and the city's vibrant nightlife, including the world's first nocturnal zoo, the Night Safari. We'll relax in the city's green spaces, delve into its rich history, and indulge in some retail therapy. Before we say goodbye, we'll leave you with an address of a place that's captured our hearts.

    So, let's get started on our Singapore bucket list!

    Bucket list link here: https://www.listchallenges.com/singapore-bucket-list
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    4 mins
  • What Language is Spoken in Singapore?

    What Language is Spoken in Singapore?
    Feb 25 2024
    You can read the article here: https://entersingapore.com/languages/


    Engglish, Malay, Mandarin, and Tamil are the four official languages recognized by the Singapore government. Given Singapore’s history, Malay holds symbolic importance as our national language.

    What Language do Singapore Speak commonly?

    Most Singaporeans are bilingual, with English being the most commonly spoken language.This is a result of the country’s diverse ethnic makeup and its education system, which emphasizes bilingualism.Therefore, if you’re planning to travel to Singapore and are worried about the language barrier, rest assured that as long as you have some proficiency in English, you’ll be able to communicate effectively.
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    4 mins
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