Following on the success of his 2017 hit, Spiaking Singlish: A
Companion to How Singaporeans Communicate, Gwee Li Sui is back with
a series of three “Leeter” books covering the quintessential
features of Singlish, Singapore’s unofficial language – written
in Singlish! In this first volume, we delve into what is known as
the end-particle: “a modifier that primarily comes at the end of
a sentence or a clause. Its appearance changes the meaning of the
whole construction – yes, it is that powderful one! We will look
at a whole bunch of them: lah, leh, ler, lor, loh, liao, ha, ah,
hor, wor, mah, meh, siol, sial, sia, eh, nia, neh, and bah. Some
are long-long oredi got use although their uses may have evolved.
Others are sibeh new even to my ears!"
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