Singlish of the week....
ALAMAK. a Malay expression of dismay, surprise or alarm.
Early-early don' say - Singlish for "Why didn't you say earlier?"
2006-10-13 02:39:28 GMT
Comments (3 total)
Author:ladymeow_2000
This is good. I love to know more Singlish. Perhaps you can put more on your blog. Very educational for me. ;-))
2006-10-13 07:48:45 GMT
Author:tam7911ima
Singaporean more comfortable use singlish as we are in one nations with different races..Its sound cute..buts its will sound funny to pple who nt familiar with singlish..ermm at times its will show wrong impression to a person..ape tak ye ade makan belacan ade makan tousay ..campur aduk mesti many2 tongang terbalik to say..hehe
2006-10-13 13:12:41 GMT
Author:orchid_dina5412
Assalam...lho! hehe;)) dat goes without saying.I absolute agree wif sisIntan, no
doubt n no comments like wot one of d retired djwarna NK25> Says! Itu Sudah Terang Dahhh:)).
I don't mind tobe Singlish whch each words end up wif funny terms like 'Lah','Leh','Mah'.By all means Singaporean still Rockzzz...sebut2 selalu...wink!
A Conclusion;;) Nah Surprised ppls get used of it somehow heehe:)
2006-10-13 14:26:24 GMT
doubt n no comments like wot one of d retired djwarna NK25> Says! Itu Sudah Terang Dahhh:)).
I don't mind tobe Singlish whch each words end up wif funny terms like 'Lah','Leh','Mah'.By all means Singaporean still Rockzzz...sebut2 selalu...wink!
A Conclusion;;) Nah Surprised ppls get used of it somehow heehe:)
