Singapore and others!: La/Le/Lo huh???

Hello everyone, thought it'd be a good time to update with what's been going on so far. So far, it's been exactly 1 WEEK since i've been here, I can't believe that it's already been a week already. It's been probably one of the most physically draining, exciting, and breathtaking week for me not to mention the most I've ever walked since the last time I could remember..haha...From this past week alone, I've explored vivo city, Imm, chinatown, little India, orientation, Marina Bay, southern ridges(hiking path), and istana I think (the white house of america). I'll post with pictures below, since this would take a while to talk about.

I also noticed that Sinaporeans not only have this weird accent or speak in Singlish, which is still hard for me to understand at times....they also seem to add La/Le/Lo at the end of their words or sentences, which just throws me off even more and i'm just like like huhh??? Apparently from what i've heard, they add these words to the end of definite statements, which I could be wrong but for now lets go by that.

like...its over therela, or thats 10 bucksla....still don't get the diff from the la/le/lo but w/e time to start using it la...

Man it's still soo surreal to me how i'm still here in singapore, doesn't feel like it at all, and more importantly that i'm here to take classes, seriously feels like i'm here to travel haha....well i'm still pretty excited to going to a foreign school and taking class with singaporeans and meeting the locals, should be a good experience.

I think I understand now why not many people can be seen on the streets walking and instead they're all taking the mrt (subway) or the bus, cus it's so damnn HUMID here, the past couple days of walking everywhere has been good, getting to know the city and stuff, but pretty darn tiring, probably a sign that i'm out of shape....

that's it for now, and now here's some pictures....

I swear....they just love adding durian to anything edible....don't think thats
good for ya

time for a fish massage!

spore's version of chinatown

buddhist temple that we were able check out

la group

forgot what this was called, but the pot where you put your lighted matches after a prayer or so..

pretty interesting of all the similarities between this and christianity and other religions, similar yet so DIFF....and how religiously diverse this country is too,hinduism/buddhism/christianity and etc.