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@loke
Maybe you can get real chinese food but indo-chinese is totally indianised spiced up and modified to our taste liking. Hence doesn't much exists outside of here.

@trinsec
It's not different definition it's just that Europeans only knew either India or China so when they colonised the region they named accordingly on that, also the Malay archipelago was settled under rule of an Empire from Southern India.
The Singapore itself means 'Lion city' in Sanskrit (The Indian ruler who discovered the island mistaken a tiger for a lion)

@trinsec
Indo-Chinese means Indian-Chinese.
The word Indonesia itself means Indian Islands.

@Gamercat
I see it's very basic :ablobblewobble:
Can you write some sentences (maybe a short story) with whatever English you know here :ablobcatbongo:

@trinsec
We also drive on left :ablobcatbongo:
Left is the right side to drive :ablobblewobble:

@Gamercat
Can you describe your current level of English? How much you can understand without the translator?

@Gamercat
No worries we talk on only simple English now :ablobblewobble:
No oxford dictionary words :ablobcatgrumpy:

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