Singlish conversation

[Willowox]

Not only funny as heck. But anyone else appreciate and noticed, that the entire scene was done in one continuous take!

[EsmeClips]

"How many dollars?"
"Cheap-cheap"

These lines really made me realize how different our languages are from English.

[SimonFerocius]

Only Indonesians, Singaporeans, Malaysians, and Brunei's could understands this kind of language 😄

[wilowwells]

That’s the funny thing about Singapore, English speakers can’t understand their singlish, but most mandarin speakers can’t understand their Mandarin either.

[x_pogbirb]

"Computer very fast, 64mb ram"
Meanwhile me complaining about my 4gb ram laptop, oh how time changes

[dawidtan]

Singaporeans in The 1980's: _speaks a very beautiful english_
Singaporeans Now: I Like your Accent Lah

[manithangavalu]

I'm a Singaporean, and i grew with this HUMOUR!
I can relate to the reality of how spontaneous and innocent this was part of the Culture
It's a blessing growing up with my Chinese neighbors and I've happy memories and the best days of my life.
Now it's portrayed as a comedy.

[timonlopezz]

"how many money?"
"Your English is so bad.. I say is better"

Also him: "how many dollar?"
💀😂

[lyhi]

We are very multi-cultural

We speak about 47 different languages in a sentence with 68 dialects

[hafiiz]

Somehow as malaysian, i can understand the way his talk😂

[tianshisake]

as a malaysian i understood every word he said, the “how many dollar?" *"tiks"* is the most chinese/malay thing a chinese/malay could say.

[katemoon]

This is very funny, and all I wanted to see was just an example of Sanglish. The two of them are a perfect pair.

[patryk]

- Do you speak ENGLISH?
- Of course lah! SINGLISH also caaan

[Ethan]

"Indian-net"

Me and the boys: "Indians, assemble!"

[rajessingh]

These guys are simply the best of the best in the planet. Their comic timing, dialogue delivery is just out of this world. Discovered these legends in the 80s, still fangirling them as an auntie (i am in my 40s)

[armanzakwan]

I love this accent. Its fun to listen to when you're at the shops.

[avourrito]

The countries close around Malaysia and Singapore can understand this kind of English and I feel nothing but pride that we understand eachother's English like this

[dodgeindahaus]

As a malaysian, i can understand this 100%

[Isaac-ghku]

0:01 Who else felt nostalgic when you see people enter a PC store during the 90s and early 2000s, and seeing all these hardwares and gadgets of that time?

[iplaboyou]

i remember watching this 10 years ago, how time flies..