Both the basilect and mesolect are referred to as " Singlish ".
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:If it were easily comprehensible, then it would presumably be a " Mesolect " rather than full creole as such.
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The constant use of both SSE and Singlish has resulted in the gradual emergence of a mesolect, an intermediate form of Singapore English, half-way between formal and informal Singapore English.
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Since many Singaporeans can speak English at multiple points along the sociolect spectrum, code-switching can occur very frequently between the acrolect ( Standard Singapore English ) and the mesolect ( common Singlish ).
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Use of the terms " acrolect ", " mesolect " and " basilect " attempts to avoid the value judgement inherent in earlier terminology, by which the language spoken by the ruling classes in a capital city was defined as the " correct " or " pure " form while that spoken by the lower classes and inhabitants of outlying provinces was " a dialect " characterised as " incorrect ", " impure " or " debased ".
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Regardless of these regional differences, the pattern of the speaker's variety of Arabic frequently intrudes into otherwise Modern Standard speech; this is widely accepted, and is the norm when speaking the mesolect known alternately as " lugha wusm " ( " middling / compromise language " ) or " ?Ammiyyat / Drijat al-Muo aqqaf + n " ( " Educated / Cultured Colloquial " ) used in the informal speech of educated Arabs of different countries . ( cf.
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Depending on the word in question, words pronounced as are generally more technical or " sophisticated . " Regardless of these regional differences, the pattern of the speaker's variety of Arabic frequently intrudes into otherwise Modern Standard speech; this is widely accepted, and is the norm when speaking the mesolect known alternately as " lugha wusm " ( " middling / compromise language " ) or " ?Ammiyyat / Drijat al-Muo aqqaf + n " ( " Educated / Cultured Colloquial " ) used in the informal speech of educated Arabs of different countries.
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