English VS Singlish.

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English VS Singlish

“laa..” “hor..” “meh..” “arr..”

English vs Singlish

When returning a call …

English: Hello, this is Miss Tan. Did you call me just now? Singlish: Hello, who call ah? English: Hello, this is Miss Tan. Did you call me just now?

When someone is blocking your way…

Singlish: Excuse! Excuse! English: Excuse me.

When unsure of something…

English: I don’t remember you returning my eraser Singlish: Got meh! English: I don’t remember you returning my eraser

When you want to tell the teacher that you have finished your work…

English: Teacher, I have finished my work. Singlish: Cher, finish! English: Teacher, I have finished my work.

When asking to go the washroom…

English: Teacher, may I go to the washroom, please? Singlish: Cher, can go toilet? English: Teacher, may I go to the washroom, please?

When you want to tell that you can do something…

Singlish: Can, can. English: Yes, I can.

Using ‘May’ vs Using ‘Can’

Using ‘May’ To ask for approval or permission before carrying out something

Example: “May I sit here?” “ May I go to the toilet, please?”

Using ‘Can’ To show that you can do or perform something

Example: “I can jump and run.” “ I can juggle three balls at the same time.”

The correct way of speaking:

When going to the washroom: a) Cher, go toilet? b) Teacher, may I go to the toilet, please? b) Teacher, may I go to the toilet, please? c) Teacher, can I go to the toilet, please?

When you had finished your work: a) Teacher, I’ve completed my work. a) Teacher, I’ve completed my work. b) Cher, finish! c) I finish, cher!

Speak well, to be understood!