kampung
Village (Malay); kampung spirit is neighbours helping each other.
“My parents grew up in a kampung in Bukit Panjang.”
Also: kampong
Kampung in the Singlish dictionary: what it means, where it comes from and how it’s said.
Village (Malay); kampung spirit is neighbours helping each other.
“My parents grew up in a kampung in Bukit Panjang.”
Also: kampong
Search the dictionary · ← kambing · kancheong →
Village (Malay); kampung spirit is neighbours helping each other. It’s a noun.
From Malay. Other Singlish words from Malay include kacau, kakak, kaki and kambing.
“My parents grew up in a kampung in Bukit Panjang.” It turns up in other words’ examples too: see attap and bomoh.
Singlish has no fixed spelling: people also write “kampong”.
Yes: it’s one of the answers in the Singlish Wordle, one word a day, the same for everyone.
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