Census of Population 2020 counts of Singapore residents aged 5 and over by language most or second most frequently spoken at home, cross-tabulated with dwelling type (HDB flat sizes, condominiums, landed, others) for all ethnic groups. Demographers study how home-language use varies across housing types. Adapted from SingStat TableBuilder CT/17441.
Census of Population 2020 CSV of resident population aged 5 and over by language most or second most frequently spoken at home, residential status (citizen or PR), and sex, from the Singapore Department of Statistics. Excludes non-speakers and certain household types. Supports contemporary home-language research in Singapore. Adapted from CT/17440.
Resident students aged 5 and over from the Census of Population 2020, classified by language most or second most frequently spoken at home, level of education attending, and sex. Published by the Singapore Department of Statistics with exclusions noted in footnotes. Supports bilingual education research, home-language surveys, and student demography by schooling level.
This Census of Population 2020 table profiles residents aged 15 and over in the Others ethnic group by the languages most and second-most frequently spoken at home and highest qualification attained. Qualification columns range from no qualification through university. It supports research into language use and educational attainment among Singapore's diverse resident population, subject to the stated household and student exclusions.
Census of Population 2020 table from the Singapore Department of Statistics counting Malay residents aged 5 and over by the language most and second most frequently spoken at home and by type of dwelling. Dwelling columns cover HDB flats from 1- and 2-room through 5-room and executive units, plus condominiums and other apartments, landed properties, and others. Sociolinguists and housing researchers use it to see how Malay, English, and other home languages vary with housing type in Singapore. Adapted from SingStat TableBuilder CT/17443.
This 2020 Census dataset counts Indian Singapore residents aged 15 and over by the language most or second-most frequently spoken at home and highest qualification attained. Education categories range from no qualification through university, covering residents who were not full-time students while including those upgrading through part-time courses. It supports analysis of language and educational profiles within the Indian resident population, subject to exclusions for people unable to speak and certain one-person or unrelated-person households.
This Census of Population 2020 table profiles Chinese residents aged five and over by the languages most and second-most frequently spoken at home and type of dwelling. Housing categories include HDB flat sizes, condominiums, landed properties and others. It supports analysis of language use across Singapore housing segments, subject to the stated household exclusions.
Census of Population 2020 counts of Singapore residents aged 5 and over in the Others ethnic group by language most or second most frequently spoken at home and age group (5–9 through 85 and over). Demographers study home-language patterns by age within the Others community. Adapted from SingStat TableBuilder CT/17438.
Census 2020 tabulates residents aged 5 and over by language most or second most frequently spoken at home, place of birth, and sex, excluding persons unable to speak and certain household types. Supports language policy, integration, and home-language shift research in Singapore.
Indian resident population aged 5 and over from Singapore’s Census of Population 2020, classified by language most and second most frequently spoken at home, type of dwelling, and ethnic group. Published by the Singapore Department of Statistics, the dataset supports language-use research among Indian Singaporeans, housing-type comparisons, and multicultural demographic analysis. Excludes persons unable to speak and specified household types per census footnotes.
Census of Population 2020 counts of resident population aged 5 and over in the Others ethnic group by language most or second most frequently spoken at home and dwelling type (HDB flat sizes, condominiums, landed, and others), excluding non-speakers and one-person or unrelated-only households. Adapted from SingStat TableBuilder CT/17445.
Census of Population 2020 table for Chinese residents aged 15 and over by language most or second most frequently spoken at home and highest qualification attained, with exclusions for unable-to-speak persons and certain household types, in CSV from the Singapore Department of Statistics. Language policy researchers study home-language use and education among Chinese Singaporeans. Adapted from SingStat TableBuilder CT/17449.
Census of Population 2020 table from the Singapore Department of Statistics showing Indian residents aged 5 and over by the language most and second most frequently spoken at home, broken into five-year age groups from 5-9 up to 85 and over. Language and sociolinguistics researchers use it to trace how Tamil, English, and other Indian languages are used across generations in Singapore. Persons unable to speak, one-person households, and households of only unrelated persons are excluded. Adapted from SingStat TableBuilder CT/17437.
Census of Population 2020 cross-tabulation of residents aged 15 and over by language most or second most frequently spoken at home, highest qualification attained, and sex, published by the Singapore Department of Statistics in CSV format. Supports sociolinguistic research, education–language linkages, and demographic analysis with exclusions noted in census footnotes.
Census of Population 2020 counts of Malay resident population aged 15 and over by language most or second most frequently spoken at home and highest qualification attained, excluding persons unable to speak and one-person or unrelated-only households. Language and education researchers profile Malay household language use by schooling level. Adapted from SingStat TableBuilder CT/17450.
Census of Population 2020 table on Singapore's resident population aged 5 years and over by the language most frequently and second most frequently spoken at home, cross-tabulated with ethnic group and sex. The 16 columns give totals plus Chinese, Malays, Indians, and other ethnic groups, each split by males and females. Data exclude persons unable to speak and those in one-person or unrelated-person households. Sociolinguists and language-policy researchers use the table to study bilingual home-language patterns in Singapore. Adapted from SingStat TableBuilder CT/17439.
This Census of Population 2020 table covers the language spoken most and second most frequently at home by Singapore residents aged five and over. Counts are available across detailed age groups and language combinations for all ethnic groups, allowing generational comparisons of home-language use and multilingual practices. The stated exclusions should be considered when using the data for research on language shift, education, cultural identity or communication needs.
Census of Population 2020 counts of resident students aged 15 and over by language literate in, cross-tabulated with ethnic group and sex. Singapore Department of Statistics CSV data supports multilingual education research, literacy patterns across Chinese, Malay, Indian, and other communities, and gender differences in language skills in Singapore.
Census of Population 2020 counts of resident students aged 15 and over by language literate in, level of education attending (primary through university), and sex. Published by the Singapore Department of Statistics in CSV format for education pipeline and multilingual schooling research in Singapore.
Census of Population 2020 table on Malay residents aged 5 and over by language most or second most frequently spoken at home and five-year age groups. SingStat CSV supports mother-tongue maintenance, bilingualism, and age-cohort language shift research among Singapore’s Malay community.