Do you know how to change a tire? In Singapore?
Made in Singapore
Welcome to Made in Singapore. This library contains posts on Singapore my home. Warts and all.
Singapore is truly kiasu, uniquely rojak, always efficient, especially our Singlish. Demonstrated by the CAN word pairings below.
Can + lah = Yes
Can + leh = Yes. Of course.
Can + lor = Yes. I think so.
Can + hah? = Are you sure?
Can + hor = Are you sure then?
Can + meh? = Are you certain?
Can + bo? = Can or not?
Can + can = Confirm
Can + gua = Should be okay
Can + liao = Already done
Can + wor = Yea
Can + liao lah! = Ok, enough!
Benefits of the Gym for An Outdoor Person
Thinking about the benefits of the gym for an outdoor person.
Run For Weight Loss | Training Guide For Beginners
Run for weight loss with these common sense techniques.
Lose fat not weight!
Lose fat not weight. That is what has been on my mind lately. Why? I’ll tell you.
On Forgetfulness
On Forgetfulness.
My Third Grade Chinese Language 小学三年级
I always tell my friends that my Chinese language stayed in third grade Chinese. In short, not good.
Singapore East Coast Park – Reclaimed Land and Man-Made Beach
Singapore East Coast Park is a beach and park along the southeastern coast of the Singapore island.
Cycling At Changi Beach Park
Changi Beach Park is located in the eastern part of Singapore, at the northern tip of Changi. It is one of the oldest coastal parks in Singapore.
Choa Chu Kang Park – Reviving the Kampung
The Choa Chu Kang Park is a community park in Singapore located beside Kranji Expressway and along Choa Chu Kang Drive.
Jogging at Punggol Field
Punggol Field is a little empty field with plain concrete walkway not far from Punggol Plaza. What is so interesting about it?
My Running Route at Bedok Reservoir Park
Bedok Reservoir Park has its unique charms and offers ample space for the joggers and the more adventurous types.
Pandan Reservoir – A Lovely Piece of Nature in the Industrialized West
Pandan Reservoir is located in the western region of Singapore. It is a service reservoir formed by damming the mouth of the Sungei Pandan river.
The Singapore Flag and Its Meaning
The Singapore flag consists of two equal horizontal sections, red above white. In the upper left section is a white crescent moon and 5 white stars forming a circle.
How is Singapore Weather?
Maybe the “how is Singapore weather” question should be re-phrased to… how HOT is it in Singapore?
Singapore Postal Codes – Revealing the Meaning Behind the Codes
The Singapore postal codes, a 6–digit string of numbers, is the backbone of efficient postal delivery in Singapore.
Where is Singapore? Is it in China?
Where is Singapore? People ask me this question all the time when I tell them I am from Singapore. Is it in China? No! It isn’t.
Upper Seletar Reservoir In The Mist
I drove past Upper Seletar Reservoir one evening after work. The rain had just stopped and a light mist hovering over the surface of the water.
Singapore Botanic Garden in the Heart of Orchid Hybridization
Singapore Botanic Garden in the heart of orchid hybridization work in Singapore.
