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Shiok (she-oak) / very good!awesome

' Wah you see this Marco Rues, his goal sibei sexy.' ~ The word sibei means 'very' and can be used to describe anything. Sibei is usually used rather than very as it can be used in a more passionate or extreme tone.

Chiong meaning:To rush,To hurry up or to give your all(like all of your power)to complete something in a hurry. Example:"Come on Dortmund! Let's CHIONG for the win!!!" Kiasu this Hokkien term means that someone is afraid of losing out. Just as using the term ‘competitive’ to describe someone can have positive or negative meanings, ‘kiasu’ is often used to describe someone who is selfish and trying to get ahead of others. Example, someone may say "Tutoring is very popular in Singapore because of kiasu parents who want their children to get the top grades in school". Blur like Sotong Sotong is the Malay word for ‘squid’, and this phrase is used to describe someone who is slow at catching on or just generally clueless. It comes from the fact that squids use ink as a self-defense mechanism because the ink makes it hard for their predators to see and so their vision is blurred.

Chiong What it means: To rush, to hurry, or to give your all to complete something. Example: “come on dormund!!! Let's chiong for the win!!!!"

Can I have Bellingham shirt pls

Walao eh. This is what Singaporeans say when they're surprised, slightly dismayed or when something catches their attention. Think 'whoa', 'c'mon' or 'wow', but as a Hokkien-Chinese dialect.

Mantap is mainly referred as ‘great’ / ‘amazing’ . Basically something good happenend Example: Man : YOO DORTMUND SCOREE MANTAPP !!

Hokkien for "crazy!", usually used to express surprise/shock at something amazing, like a goal!

You should try sia! It can be used in aloy of situation for example , im hungry sia , wah dortmund so good sia

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