PETALING JAYA: Oxford Languages, a part of Oxford University Press, announces its latest Oxford English Dictionary (OED) update, consisting of “untranslatable words” from Malaysia and Singapore.

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In a statement, publisher Oxford University Press highlighted that many of these words are "untranslatable", meaning they lack a direct equivalent in English but are useful for English speakers to ...

In a statement, publisher Oxford University Press said among the newly included words is “alamak” — an exclamation expressing surprise, shock, dismay, or outrage. It said the origins of the word — ...

West Bengal Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee was confronted by left-wing student protestersduring her maiden speech at the Kellogg College, Oxford University in London on Thursday.

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