Singapore Eurasian Erotic

Singapore Eurasians comprise approximately 0.7% of the Singaporean citizen-and-permanent-resident population — approximately 28,000+. The community is the small but historically distinctive Eurasian community of Singapore, descended primarily from Portuguese (the centuries-historic Portuguese-Eurasian community of Melaka who migrated to Singapore in the 19th c.), Dutch (the descendants of Dutch East India Company personnel and their Asian descendants), and British colonial-era settlers and their Asian admixed descendants. The community has historically been concentrated in Katong and Joo Chiat neighborhoods. Cultural traditions include the Kristang language (a Portuguese-based creole, now critically endangered), distinctive Eurasian cuisine (devil's curry, sugee cake, kueh), and substantial cultural integration with broader Singaporean Anglophone-and-Catholic-Christian community. Also includes other smaller communities not classified as Chinese, Malay, or Indian (Japanese-Singaporean, Korean-Singaporean, Filipino-Singaporean, plus other smaller groups).