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“Alamak” And “Nasi Lemak” Are Now Official Oxford English Dictionary Entries!
One of the them is a word we’re all too familiar with – Alamak – which is used to convey surprise, shock, or dismay.
HK actor Wayne Lai enjoys nasi lemak, durian and more in Malaysian food vlog
Award-winning Hong Kong actor Wayne Lai was in Malaysia earlier in January for work. During his time in the country, Lai, 60, ...
The Independent Singapore News3d
Local words recognised: Alamak, kaya toast, tapau, and nasi lemak made their way to the Oxford English Dictionary
In a recent report by The Straits Times, it was revealed that the Oxford English Dictionary (OED) has officially included ...
The Independent Singapore News27d
‘It’s so unfair, Malaysia has better nasi lemak than Singapore!’ — Singaporean man flies to KL at 6 am just to eat the fragrant coconut rice
MALAYSIA: For many, nasi lemak is more than just a meal. It's a craving worth going to great lengths for. However, few take that as literally as Singaporean co ...
AsiaOne5d
'Alamak', 'tapau' and 'nasi lemak' - here are some new words added to the Oxford English Dictionary
Words such as "alamak" and "nasi lemak" have been added to the Oxford English Dictionary in its latest update in March. The ...
Malay Mail on MSN5d
Alamak! Malaysian loanwords ‘mat rempit’, ‘tapau’ and ‘terror’ among new additions to Oxford English Dictionary
Oxford Languages has announced today its latest update to the Oxford English Dictionary (OED), featuring several loanwords ...
Yahoo Lifestyle Singapore26d
Famous Amos Malaysia drops new nasi lemak cookies — yuck or yum?
While I sometimes feel uneasy about unexpected twists on classic flavours, I remain open to unconventional food pairings — provided ... available till 10pm daily The post Famous Amos Malaysia drops ...
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(Video) From Nasi Lemak To Durian: What HK Actor Wayne Lai Ate While In KL
When one visits Malaysia, it’s no surprise that they start trying out all the local delicacies. Hong Kong star Wayne Lai (黎耀祥 ...
The Star5d
From 'alamak' to 'nasi lemak': Oxford English Dictionary welcomes Malaysian and Singaporean words
PETALING JAYA: Oxford Languages, a part of Oxford University Press, announces its latest Oxford English Dictionary (OED) update, consisting of “untranslatable words” from Malaysia and Singapore.