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Source: Epigram Bookshop
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An insightful exploration of idioms within the Singlish dialect, authored by Gwee Li Sui, which examines how local expressions and phrases are used in the Singaporean linguistic landscape.
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Culture enthusiasts, Singlish speakers, Linguistics researchers and Grown-up learners
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Source: POPULAR Bookstore
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An educational book series designed specifically for students under the Singapore MOE syllabus, helping learners from Primary 1 through Secondary levels master essential English idioms used in exams and daily school life.
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PSLE preparation, Primary school students, English vocabulary building and MOE syllabus alignment
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Source: Epigram Bookshop
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A curated bundle of children's books, including titles like 'Tilly's Under the Weather' and 'Wei Wei's Piece of Cake,' which teach figurative language through relatable stories.
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Young readers, Parent-child reading sessions, Narrative-based learning and Early childhood education
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| Compare | Leeter Spiaking Singlish Book 2: IDIOMS | Practical Idioms: Singapore Syllabus | I Love Idioms Bundle |
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| Source | Epigram Bookshop | POPULAR Bookstore | Epigram Bookshop |
| Description | An insightful exploration of idioms within the Singlish dialect, authored by Gwee Li Sui, which examines how local expressions and phrases are used in the Singaporean linguistic landscape. | An educational book series designed specifically for students under the Singapore MOE syllabus, helping learners from Primary 1 through Secondary levels master essential English idioms used in exams and daily school life. | A curated bundle of children's books, including titles like 'Tilly's Under the Weather' and 'Wei Wei's Piece of Cake,' which teach figurative language through relatable stories. |
| Best for | Culture enthusiasts, Singlish speakers, Linguistics researchers and Grown-up learners | PSLE preparation, Primary school students, English vocabulary building and MOE syllabus alignment | Young readers, Parent-child reading sessions, Narrative-based learning and Early childhood education |
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If you want the most balanced option to start with, I recommend:
"Leeter Spiaking Singlish Book 2: IDIOMS from Epigram Bookshop."
I picked this because It is an excellent resource for anyone looking to understand the unique cultural and linguistic nuances of Singaporean idioms and dialect.