How Much Do Singaporeans Know About Singlish? | Uncover65 Asks EP 23

Get ready for a whirlwind tour of Singapore Singlish style! 🇸🇬 Join our charismatic host, Billy, as he hits the bustling streets of Singapore to test unsuspecting locals on their grasp of some of the most popular and unique Singlish words and phrases. 😂🎤
In this hilarious yet informative video, watch as Billy throws around iconic Singlish phrases like "bo jio", “ulu”, and “stylo milo”. Will the locals nail it or will they be stumped? You'll have to tune in to find out!
Whether you're a native speaker or just curious about this fascinating blend of languages, this video promises an entertaining education that will leave you saying "shiok" (that's Singlish for awesome!).
But wait, there's more! This isn't just about fun and games. We're also here to celebrate and appreciate the rich linguistic diversity that makes Singapore so vibrant and unique. So come along, learn something new, laugh out loud, and embrace the charm of Singlish with us.
Enjoyed the video? Don't be 'kiasu' (Singlish for afraid to lose)! Click that Like button, drop a comment below sharing your favourite Singlish phrase, and don't forget to hit Subscribe for more exciting videos coming your way. Let's journey together through the colourful world of Singlish! 🔔
Stay tuned, stay 'stylo milo', and keep the Singlish spirit alive!
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[@tangerinedreamer237]

I think the knowledge of Singlish varies based on generation mostly. I can understand all of it but I believe some of the terms are lost amongst the youngsters nowadays, especially the more hokkien-centric examples like bak jiu tak stamp. Hopefully they can learn more examples from their parents and grandparents before they are totally lost.

[@ymhktravel]

Some that contain Hokkien phrases they don't know because these days youngsters don't know their own dialect anymore. They usually converse with each other in a mix of some simple Singlish and broken English. Lol....Singlish will soon die a slow death in a few generations. The Govt will be very happy about that yet we also aren't moving towards speaking good English.

[@patrickang2952]

Shit, I know everything. 😅

[@trevorthai1685]

All of them are quite common phrases except "Bak Chiu Tak Stamp", never heard anyone use that before

[@RonLarhz]

rip singlish. youngsters.....smdh

[@charmingsmiles]

…are they Singaporeans?

[@nicholaschan8750]

I’m not…I’m the uncle in the jersey…Malaysia mali

[@charmingsmiles]

@@nicholaschan8750 u did better than the rest!!😆

[@nicholaschan8750]

Manglish and Singlish almost the same lar