best
Said with a sigh: great, just great, when things get worse.
“Best, now it’s raining and I got no umbrella.”
Best in the Singlish dictionary: what it means, where it comes from and how it’s said.
Said with a sigh: great, just great, when things get worse.
“Best, now it’s raining and I got no umbrella.”
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Said with a sigh: great, just great, when things get worse. It’s an adjective.
From English. Other Singlish words from English include also can, anyhow, arrow and auntie.
“Best, now it’s raining and I got no umbrella.” It turns up in other words’ examples too: see ah ma, ikan and lah.
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