Singlish

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Libisema: 1
A group of Japanese university students are excitedly planning their upcoming semester break trip to Singapore. They are eager to see the sights, but they soon realize that the local way of speaking might be a challenge.
I've heard Singaporeans speak a unique version of English called 'Singlish'.
Yeah, if we don't learn some basics, we might get lost or confused at the food centers!
Libisema: 2
They listen to pronunciation recordings by local speakers and replay the audio to practice. They use the AI pronunciation correction feature, which listens to their voice and provides instant feedback.
(Audio from phone): Can you say 'Shiok'?
(into phone): Shi-ok!
The app gave me a checkmark! It says my pronunciation is 100% correct.
Libisema: 3
To bridge the language gap, they decide to download a specialized Singlish learning app to study before they depart.
Perfect! It even has audio recordings from real locals so we can hear the right intonation.
Look! This app has a vocabulary list for words like 'Lah', 'Lor', and 'Shiok'.

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