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This article focuses on one particular linguistic feature of Singapore Colloquial English ( sce ), sentence-final  what , which has been referred to as an ‘objection particle’. sce  (Smith, 1985: 126) Context: Discussion of a student who is going overseas for one month and will be missing classes. a. He’ll never pass the third year. b. It’s only for one month  what . Sentence-final  what  in  sce  is analyzed in its (synchronic) behavior and (diachronic) development, and the proposal made by the authors is that sentence-final  what  is a result of a process which started in British English.

On sentence-final “what” in Singlish: Are you the Queen of England, or what?