QuickCheck: Is the word 'lah' in the Oxford English Dictionary?


"Lah" is a quintessential expression that adds a Malaysian flavour to conversations. But is it true that it's been added into the Oxford dictionary?

IN THE rich tapestry of Malaysian English, the word "lah" stands out as a quintessential expression.

It's a word that adds flavour to conversations, conveying emphasis, emotion or even camaraderie.

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