He provided the exact explanation he gave: I dun have lah. - I really don't have it. I dun have leh. - For some reason, I don't have it. I dun have lor. - I wish I had it, but sadly I don't.

Terms like lah, lor, leh and meh (57.9 per cent) are also some of the slangs most Singaporeans are familiar with and use frequently. Strangely enough, like the Gen Z slang 'slay', 'alamak ...

“Makan”, which means to eat, and the common fillers “lah”, “lor”, “meh” and “leh”, typically used for emphasis, also ranked among the top three terms, according to the survey ...

In a video posted on National Day titled The Great Singlish Challenge, five staff members are asked to complete six sentences with either lah, lor or leh. Together, the sentences form a birthday ...