English Singapore Translator

Translate from Normal Language into English Singapore

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The English Singapore Translator provides a translation that captures the essence of conversations and text from Singapore. Utilizing local expressions and cultural references, the output strives to faithfully reflect real-world English Singaporean language. This differentiates it from standard English translations by aiming for an authentic, relatable, and conversational tone. The translator understands the nuances in using local jargon for both written and spoken interactions. It offers a concise and precise translation incorporating the relevant contextual and cultural factors.

Example Translations

Normal Language
"Good job!"
English Singapore
"Bagus!"
Normal Language
"Very good"
English Singapore
"Very good!"
Normal Language
"What are you doing?"
English Singapore
"Apa yang kau buat?"
Normal Language
"Cannot"
English Singapore
"Can't"
Normal Language
"Are you okay?"
English Singapore
"Awak okay?"
Normal Language
"Sorry"
English Singapore
"Aiyah"

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