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1	Age group:
	A- 20 and below (17)  B- 21-54 (8)  C- 55and above (5)
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2	Gender:
	A- Male (10)  B- Female (20)
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3	Profession:
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4	Race:
	A- Chinese (25)  B- Malay (4)  C- Indian (1)  D- Others (0)
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5	Are you a native speaker? (I.e. spent > 6 years of your life in Singapore)
	A- Yes (30)  B- No (0)
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6	Have you heard and used the word “lah” before?
	A- Yes (30)  B- No (0)
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7	Where do you use the word “lah” in your daily conversations?
	A- At the start (0)  B- In the middle (4)  C- At the end (28)  D- Examples (22)
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8	When do you use the word “lah” in your daily conversations?
	A- When talking to family members/close friends (e.g. Let's go there lah) (25)  B- When giving instructions (e.g. Do your homework lah.) (12)  C- When asking a question (e.g. What do you want lah?) (9)  D- When answering a question (e.g. Yes lah.) (16)  E- When frustrated/irritated (e.g. What’s your problem lah!) (10)  F- When emphasizing a point (e.g. It’s like that lah.) (17)  G- When giving comfort (e.g. It’s okay la, don’t be sad.) (21)  H- Others (0)
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9	Have you heard and used the word “meh” before?
	A- Yes (29)  B- No (0)
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10	Where do you use the word “meh” in your daily conversations?
	A- At the start of the sentence (0)  B- In the middle of the sentence (1)  C- At the end of the sentence (30)  D- Examples (21)
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11	When do you use the word “meh” in your daily conversations?
	A- When sincerely asking a question (e.g. His name is John meh?) (11)  B- When intentionally trying to express doubt or hesitation (e.g. Got like that one meh?) (27)
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12	Can you use “lah” and “meh” interchangeably? (E.g. I’m eating lah. VS I’m eating meh.)
	A- Yes, they mean the same (1)  B- Yes, but they do not mean the same (2)  C- Sometimes, they mean the same (1)  D- Sometimes, but they do not mean the same (7)  E- No, but it may be possible in the future (3)  F- Absolutely not (16)
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13	Does the word “lah” differ in both sentences? Sentence 1: She is super angry now lah. Sentence 2: Where do you want to eat lah?
	A- Yes (19)  B- No (11)
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14	In which of the following do you use the word “meh”?
	A- Statements (1)  B- Questions (29)  C- Examples (21)
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15	Please tick the sentences that are correct to you.
	A- The canteen lah (18)  B- She’s happy lah (16)  C- I’m eating lah (23)  D- Quickly lah (22)  E- It’s inside lah (20)  F- That’s mine lah (19)  G- The lah cat is red (0)  H- And lah, I want to study (0)  I- Yah lah, you win (27)
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16	Please tick the sentences that are correct to you.
	A- That’s your eraser meh (20)  B- She’s angry meh (25)  C- He’s swimming meh (20)  D- I run very fast meh (18)  E- It’s on top meh (19)  F- This is yours meh (25)  G- The meh bag that one (1)  H- Then meh she scolded me (0)  I- Yah meh, is he really her boyfriend (6)
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17	Under which circumstances will you refrain from using the words “lah” and “meh”?
	A- When talking to my teachers/boss (26)  B- When talking to my parents (8)  C- When talking to foreigners (26)  D- When I’m in other countries (24)  E- When talking to friends (8)  F- When talking to children (13)
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18	Why do you think people use the words “lah” and “meh”?
	A- As a form of entertainment (e.g. Local sitcoms: PCK) (14)  B- To fill in the social gap (13)  C- To bring the conversation to a more personal level (26)
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19	Do you use “lah” and “meh” in your own mother tongue? (E.g. Malay, Tamil, Chinese etc.)
	A- No (6)  B- Yes, examples (24)
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20	Answer this part of the question if your answer is Yes in Q19. Do the words mean the same when used in your mother tongue as in Singlish?
	A- Yes (23)  B- No (1)
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