SINGAPORE: A Swiss woman living in Singapore posted a video she called “Bizarre Singaporean Habits Explained 🇸🇬 | Expat Insights” last Tuesday (Sept 5), naming queueing and chope-ing as two of the “weird and bizarre” habits. However, for Ms Mary Mueller, “bizarre” appears to be a compliment, as she added that some of these habits …
SINGAPORE: A Swiss woman living in Singapore posted a video she called “Bizarre Singaporean Habits Explained| Expat Insights” last Tuesday , naming queueing and chope-ing as two of the “weird and bizarre” habits.
So, for Ms Mueller, here are the “bizarre” Singaporean habits she explained in the video: “The Unwavering Queue Culture, The Chope Phenomenon, Singlish – The Unique Singaporean Language, Uncles and Aunties, and Food Lovers,” who take photos of their meals before eating. As for the “chope phenomenon”, she praised Singapore for being so safe and secure that people leave even valuable belongings to reserve places.
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