There are four official languages spoken in Singapore: these are English, Mandarin, Tamil, and Malay.
The type of money used in Singapore is called the Singapore Dollar. The bills range from $2, $5, $10, $50 up to $100. There also some elegant $1 coins, but those are not used as often as the bills.
A bottle of water bought from a vending machine costs about $1 to $2 Sinapore Dollars. This is equivalent to $0.75 to $1.50 US Dollars.
This is a hard question! In Singapore, it is common to eat at a Hawker Center, which is a large cafeteria with many different meal options. For this week, my favorite meal was the traditional Singapore-style breakfast, which consists of two soft-boiled eggs, two pieces of Kaya toast, and a milk tea.
During the first week, I felt a bit homesick, and I remember that I played a lot of Mexican-style music to remind me of home. Luckily I had a lot of playlists downloaded to my phone!
