äóÖBuayäó» is a Hokkien word meaning äóÖcannotäó», while äóÖtahanäó» is a Malay word meaning äóÖtolerateäó». Putting these together, the phrase translates to äóÖcannot tolerateäó», and is used to describe someone who is annoyed at, and unable to tolerate, a person or a situation. For the unbearable Singaporean.
äóÖBuayäó» is a Hokkien word meaning äóÖcannotäó», while äóÖtahanäó» is a Malay word meaning äóÖtolerateäó». Putting these together, the phrase translates to äóÖcannot tolerateäó», and is used to describe someone who is annoyed at, and unable to tolerate, a person or a situation. For the unbearable Singaporean.