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Pence referred to her as “kah-MAH’-lah,” putting his emphasis on the second syllable, at events last week.

We folded our feelings into dumplings and lavished love into lah mian.

The word “lah” is attached to just about every other sentence as a form of emphasis—similar in a way to how some Americans use “man.”

‘Will you come to the ball and slap all the ladies you think are underdressed? Oh... lah! I’ve burst a stay string. Give me ... Cilia, fetch ...’ Cilia evidently knew what would be wanted.

"I got the cat lah," is an assurance that you have the cat.