What does “follow” mean?

Follow in the Singlish dictionary: what it means, where it comes from and how it’s said.

follow

verbEnglish

To go along with someone, come too.

“You going to the mall? Can I follow?”

die die No matter what, at all costs.
don’t play play Don’t mess around, this is serious; also a warning not to underestimate someone.
eh Hey: gets someone’s attention, or starts a question.
fetch To pick someone up or drive them somewhere.
for what Why bother? What’s the point?
gahmen The government, as it’s said.
gone case A hopeless case: someone or something past saving.
gostan Reverse a vehicle (from “go astern”); to back off.

What does “follow” mean in Singlish?

To go along with someone, come too. It’s a verb.

Where does “follow” come from?

From English. Other Singlish words from English include die die, don’t play play, eh and fetch.

How do you use “follow” in a sentence?

“You going to the mall? Can I follow?”

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