I think Singlish is the exact opposite of American English. We would pronounce like everything. If we don't understand English. If we don't understand we go on in Italy, in Italian. Swarth talks. Can you even singlish? Probably not. Yeah. Are you ready? Go. Hahaha. Swarth on the walls. Can you even singlish? Can you even singlish? Walao. Hahaha. Is that right? Yeah. What does it mean? Walao. Walao. Walao. Walao. What is this mean? I think it's just an expression of like, oh my god. Oh my god. It's like a silly out. When you're surprised and like you see like something like really weird, you say like, Walao. What the f***? Oh, when you see something that you really like, you say Walao. Oh, it's actually like a negative like shit crap. Wow. Wow. Why are you so bad? I'm not fat. Okay? I'm huge. It's different. Walao. Can you stop making so much noise? Okay. We just need to shut up. It's so loud. Yeah. It's telling people that always making so much noise. Like Walao. Chong. Chong. Chong. Chong. It's like Chong or Chong. That sounds Chinese. Chong or Chong is different. Like you know Ching-Chong-Chong. It seems like a name maybe someone really famous. It's a local food. Chong. Chong. Chong. I want to have like a whole chong. I don't have a good guess. I look at that and I think, shit. No, no, no, quickly. Ming-Chong. Please. Ah, chong-chong. Ming-Chong-chong. How did you... I'm saying this. I don't know. Chong. Chong. Chong. Arba. A promise is coming soon. We better Chong if we want to catch it. We don't rush. I'm always on time. Hurry up, man. I can't get out with you today. I need to Chong for more exam tomorrow. Wednesday, it's late at night. It's my third day to go and join in. Okay. So three means? Yeah, but that's really weird. Like you use the same word to say three things. Fantan. Fantan. I'm like, Ang, right? No. So what is that? Ang is like red hair. Phantang. Phantang. Something red. Red pants. Red. Handsome fire. Phantang. Why are you pantsome fire? Ah, there is a place in Singapore like this in here, no? Phantang. I'm f***ing wrong. Phantang. Are you in a queue? And you want to be fast? You say, Phantang, please. Let me go. Is it okay if I get my app out? I have a single app. I think it's a food, Phantang. Like noodles or something like this. Don't grab black during Chinese New Year. It's very Phantang. I didn't know you weren't supposed to wear black during Chinese New Year. It's like if our funeral, I go to rest like white, red, yellow, orange, or green. Hmm, I'm not very superstitious. I don't want to go to Bukit Brosey with the Redo Ring. Angrigo's festival. I'm very Phantang. What is Angrigo's festival? Hang. Hang. Hang. Like at the end. Hang means weight. These are not normal English words. Very very. Hang is, I think it's been like it's a bit like when you say like, Oh, you're stupid. Like, Oh, you're him. Nah, it's not. Man, maybe, but I'm not stupid. And I'm saying what mean. He always quite can read that. I ran into you just now. Oh, so hanging. I want to strike the lottery for me to get these words. Well, lots of hanging. Sabo. Sabo. Sabo. Sabo. It's a car. For us, the Sabo is like a... Sabo is the, is one of the characters of one piece. Just feels like it's a brother. Like it's English. It's like, it's like... It's like, it's like, it's like... Sabo. Sabo. Sabo. English from Sabotege. It was totally out. We would have to be British. Sabotage. Sabotage. Like in French. In French, you'll say Sabotage. So we took English. And made it easy. Yeah. Whoop. Ta-han. So this is a place in Iran. Ha. Ta-han's like, I think maybe Zah Thai word. Ta-han. To Tan. You have a fabulous ta-han. It doesn't mean that. Did you lay out in the beach today? Ha. You make it to pay the seat. Ta-han. Or maybe to say bye-bye. Ta-han, ta-han. Ta-han, ta-han. Oh, yeah. I cannot take it. Yeah, I'm so working up time anymore. I cannot take it anymore. Like seriously, like, oh god, I do that every day. Being married to you, I don't. That's usually what I hear when I go for my massage in Chinatown and the guys being in the crap out of me. And I'm screaming and pain. And do, and do. Thank you. Oh, my God, my voice. Ciao. Did we do OK? How did we do? What do you think about it? What do you sing? Ha. Oh, my feelings on Singlish? I clearly don't understand any of it. Like, very little of it. And when I see it, I can't pronounce it. What the f***, man? The appointment of today was about to singlish. OK. Singlish is single-fold English. Yeah. Can we repeat? Yeah? No? Singlish is actually pretty awesome. That I want to learn more words. My favorite word is walao. Walaue. Walao? Love you. See you next time. OK, next time we will talk about the history of Singapore. What? But the end you have to put dot, dot, dot, because the end you have to be caught in. I mean, maybe.