Not English. Singlish!
You haven’t lost your mind. You’re not understanding English. It’s known as Singlish. If you overhear a discussion and wonder why it sounds like English at first and then doesn’t, it’s probably because it isn’t. Singlish has become the most extensively used street language in the Singaporean nation, which is made up of diverse cultures. It’s a cross between English and Chinese, Malay, and other Eastern languages. If you pay attention, you might catch a few words, but they will be as meaningless to you as gibberish.
Not English. Singlish!
Inventive Pringle Flavors
If you enjoy Pringles, you should plan a trip to Singapore. We’ve all had enough of ranch-flavored potato chips or sour cream and onion, and Pringles are now available in unexpected flavors in Singapore. To mention a few exotic possibilities, there’s seaweed, soft-shell crab, and grilled squid. Can you think of another unique flavor to pair with your chips? What about some peanut butter and jelly?
Inventive Pringle Flavors
