wa lau


singaporean/malaysian exclaimation. along the lines of ‘what the-?!’ or ‘argh!’
‘wa lau! i can’t believe my that i’ve got 3 essays to hand in tmr!’
chinese dialect, meaning shucks, or something u say when u r p-ssed off. usually used at the beginning of a sentence.

used commonly by teenagers ( well, mostly those who dont give a d-mn to the ‘speak good english’ campaign ) in singapore and malaysians.

sometimes ppl use ‘wapiang’ instead. ‘wa lau’ sounds more crude.
wa lau, so much hmwk?!

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