User:Excellentia in Absentia/SingaporeMalaysia

= Singapore + Malaysia Accent Usage = I have compiled this page to list the various usages of Singapore and/or Malaysia in the accent template across English words.

Singapore Only
Each following heading represents a list of words with "Singapore" listed as parameters to the accent template without mention of "Malaysia". The consensus by quantity here is clearly and simply to use "Singapore".

I believe that the appropriate usage should be:.

Accent: Singapore
'cher advertisement agak agak ah neh ah pui ang moh bad badak berendam bao toh blogshop buang buay tank buka puasa bus captain catch no ball chap lau chu chiong chiongster chut pattern coffee money complain king complain queen cooling-off day dabao Dai Di diu lei dragon year gabra gian peng guai lan hiam jambu kampong spirit kopi auntie kopitiam koyok laoya lau yah lauyah limpeh lobang lup sup machiam mai tu liao mampus mao shan wang mat rep mee chiang kueh minah muah chee nasi ambeng no horse run pa chew cheng paiseh paktor pang seh parking coupon pok kai rotan sama-sama saman sarpork season parking sia suay siam diu sibo Singapore English stay back strawberry generation taxi uncle tekan ten-year series tompang urut vertical kampong water parade zha bo zhng

Accent: Singapore English
ama amah amahs amas bo liao fatty bom bom kee siao lup sup bar merlion paktorlogy siew dai summon auntie

Accent: Singapore English
Note: This one differs from the previous in that it has been linked.

ah tiong BTT mrt

Accent: Singaporean English
bo jio

Malaysia Only
Each following heading represents a list of words with "Malaysia" listed in the accent template without mention of "Singapore". The consensus by quantity here is clearly and simply to use "Malaysia".

I believe that the appropriate usage should be:.

Accent: Malaysia
Butterworth Kuala Lumpur malacca Penang Sarawak

Accent: Malaysian English
bo bian

Both Singapore and Malaysia
The first two are properly templated, using the | to separate multiple accents as parameters. The second two are written into the template literally.

I believe that the appropriate usage should be:  following from the above.

Accent: Singapore|Malaysia
huat ah

Accent: Singapore English|Malaysian English
shiok

Accent: Singapore, Malaysia
lokun

Accent: Malaysia & Singapore
chapalang