(Singapore, Singlish, , rhetorical, sarcastic) What do you think this is?; do you think this is some kind of ?; naïve]] suggestion.
(Singapore, Singlish, , rhetorical, sarcastic) What do you think this is?; do you think this is some kind of ?; naïve]] suggestion.
— Can book a whole ballroom anot?— You think what? Got all the money in the world ah, hah?
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Sentence-final particle of scepticism, disbelief, or genuine surprise, derived from Cantonese. Turns a statement into a question that says "really?", "are you sure?", or "you're kidding, right?". Used when the speaker finds the previous claim hard to believe or wants gentle confirmation. Examples: "Free one meh?" (it's really free?). "Cannot like that meh?" (is that really not allowed?). "He really said that meh?" Almost always rises in pitch on the "meh" itself. Different from English "meh" (indifference) — the Singlish one is interrogative.
(Singapore, Singlish) response when asked if one will be committing to something or coming to an event.
(Singapore, Singlish) , stupid.
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