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lala.language


I tend to realise that some people try to follow the American accent rather than Singlish when they talk to ang moh. This sometimes includes me. haha! Only once I talk to my boss. Oh well, erm.. I think that... (in their slang)


Seriously sometimes its funny to hear Singaporean talking American-English accent. Esp this indian guy talking American accent. Wah! I first thought whose the new ang moh talking. End up, its that indian guy. Hes so intimidating the accent.


Arent Singlish originated from malay? These are from the malays.
Any how only (asal bole jer)
You think I what? (kau pikir aku ape?)
What only (aper jer)
Its like that what (kan macam tu aper)

This entry was posted by hahaziq, on Wednesday, August 20, 2008.