your english good ah?Originally posted by daphne1802:many singaporean dun noe how to speak proper english always have hokkien and chi mixed into it.![]()
eh.. .nobody answers my question leh... what does it mean? please help.Originally posted by Glen999:i dun understand "The pot calling the kettle black". what is that?![]()
i can ans ur qn. eg below. daphne1802 complained that singaporeans dunno how to speak proper eng. she also cannot speak. worst still, she's having prob with not only eng, but also chinese and dialect.Originally posted by Glen999:eh.. .nobody answers my question leh... what does it mean? please help.
guys, after all the bombardments, i think daphne1802 doesn't dare to post any further.....![]()
Originally posted by daphne1802:many singaporean dun noe how to speak proper english always have hokkien and chi mixed into it.![]()
? go yahoo.com.sg copy and paste the phrase. tada!Originally posted by Glen999:[quote]Originally posted by skyfoo:
again, what does '"The pot calling the kettle black"? still nobody answer my question leh....
Why is it that the Latino, the Afro-american, the Australian can do it, but Singaporeans are not allowed to?Originally posted by daphne1802:many singaporean dun noe how to speak proper english always have hokkien and chi mixed into it.![]()
how come our prime minister doesn't like singlish?Originally posted by kym:English language is a borrowed language with ernomous amount of words that have been borrowed from other languages. French, german, dutch, danish even mandarin and cantonese. Here is a short list of borrowed words. kowtow, typhoon borrowed from mandarin. Diplomat, parachute, sauce borrowed from french. Quartz, blitz, dollar borrowed from German. lychee, wok,chopsuey borrowed from cantonese. The spread of the english language overly widely dispersed regions led to many areas developing an independent variety i.e. singlish.