longan
Small round fruit with a thin brown shell and sweet, translucent flesh.
“Longan in syrup for dessert.”
Longan in the Singlish dictionary: what it means, where it comes from and how it’s said.
Small round fruit with a thin brown shell and sweet, translucent flesh.
“Longan in syrup for dessert.”
Search the dictionary · ← lohei · lontong →
Small round fruit with a thin brown shell and sweet, translucent flesh. It’s a noun.
From Chinese. Other Singlish words from Chinese include ah, mahjong and one.
“Longan in syrup for dessert.”
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