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At the end of a sentence, says that’s how something or someone always is.
“He very particular one, cannot simply buy for him.”
One in the Singlish dictionary: what it means, where it comes from and how it’s said.
At the end of a sentence, says that’s how something or someone always is.
“He very particular one, cannot simply buy for him.”
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At the end of a sentence, says that’s how something or someone always is. It’s a particle, said at the end of a sentence for its tone more than its meaning.
From Chinese. Other Singlish words from Chinese include ah, longan and mahjong.
“He very particular one, cannot simply buy for him.” It turns up in other words’ examples too: see abang, ah and arrow.
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