Widely used in the world, English has grown to many varieties in which one of them is everyday Singlish. Singlish is a kind of English spoken by Singaporean communities in informal situations. In every day singlish lexicons not found in original English are ubiquitously used. The area of concern of etlinosemantics is the one with the appearence of the lexical semantics in a certain language. These lexicons have certain meanings, flavours and nuances that make a language specific and unique. This is due to the fact that this specific lesicon use has a close connection with a paricular culture and race. The study of ethnoserr-antics in everyday Singlish shows that uniqueness is closely related with Singaporean cultures. There fore, the study of ethnosemanties which is explorable from local varieties will help understand the cultures, the characteristics and the life of Singaporeans as a speech community.