“Unlocking Singapore: 10 Singlish Secrets that Will Transform Any Expat into a Local!”
‘Shiok’ is one of those quintessential Singlish phrases that’s hard to translate but embodies a feeling. It’s an exclamation of sheer delight and satisfaction, often used when relishing good food or a refreshing cold drink on a hot day.
Since that day, ‘shiok’ has become a staple in my vocabulary. It’s not just a word; it’s an emotion, capturing the joy of living in Singapore. Trust me, start using ‘shiok’, and you’ll be one step closer to feeling like a true Singaporean.
3) Kiasu
‘Kiasu’ is a phrase that you’ll often hear in Singapore. It’s derived from the Hokkien dialect and directly translates to ‘afraid to lose’.
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