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"Manglish" Malay and English
Manglish (or sometimes Malglish or Mangled English) is the colloquial version of the English language as spoken in Malaysia and it is a portmanteau of the word Malay and English (also possibly Mandarin and English).
The vocabulary of Manglish consists of words originating from English, Malay, Hokkien, Mandarin, Cantonese, Tamil, and to a lesser extent various other European languages, while Manglish syntax resembles southern varieties of Chinese. Also, elements of American and Australian slang have come through from imported television series.
The Malaysian Manglish is sometimes known as Rojak or Bahasa Rojak, but it differs from the Rojak language by the usage of English as the base language.
It is similar to Singlish.
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Verbs
* "business" - a euphemism for bodily functions conducted in the toilet. One can do big business or small business.
* "cabut/cantas" - to run off, flee or to escape ('Cabut' is a Malay word meaning to pull or pulling out as a transitive verb, or to become detached as an intransitive verb.)
* "gostan" - reverse a vehicle, apparently from the nautical term "go astern" (mostly used in Kelantan, Kedah and Penang). Sometimes also expressed as "gostan balik" (lit., reverse back).
* "jadi" - happened, succeeded (derived from the Malay word 'jadi', and may sometimes mean 'so' as in, "Jadi?" = "So what?")
* "jalan" - to walk (Malay)
* "kantoi" - to get caught ("I kena kantoi..." means, "I got shafted/reprimanded/caught")
* "kena" - to get caught/punished; often used like a noun ("I sure kena if I cheat") or (I need to 'kena' a joint o_0"). From the Malay passive verb "kena".
* "kill" - to punish/scold/cause trouble to someone ("If you're not careful ah, this guy will kill you")
* "makan" - to eat (Malay), often refer to lunch or dinner (Malay) (e.g. "You makan dy?" means "Have you taken your dinner/lunch?")
* "minum" - to drink (Malay)
* "on/off" - to turn something on or off, respectively (e.g. "Don't forget to off the fan.")
* "pengsan" - to faint (Malay)
* "pon" - to skip school/play truant/apon (from Malay "ponteng", meaning the same)
* "saman" - to issue a fine, usually in relation to a traffic offence, from "summons".
* "sit" - since this is the word used for riding in a vehicle in Malay and in Chinese dialects, it is used in the same way in English, e.g. "sit bus"
* "tahan" - to stand, to bear ("Cannot tahan her perfume! So strong!"). From Malay "tahan", to endure, to withstand.
* "tumpang-ing" - riding in someone else's vehicle or lodging at someone else's house, from the Malay verb "tumpang" + "-ing"
* "mamak" / "mamak stall" - from the term mamak (a slang for Indian or Indian Muslims), it is used to refer to Indian restaurants in Malaysia. Example: let's go eat at a mamak lah.
* "yam-cha" - socializing with friends in "mamak stall" Derived from the "Yum Cha" used in Cantonese.
* "lempang" - literally "bash", it usually refers to a slap. Example: He can lempang your face.
* "bocor" - literally "leak". Used to refer to a leaking material or sometimes menstruation (in a bad way). Example: Aiya, dah bocor lah!
* (any Malay word) + "ing" - doing a certain action ("Tengah makan" or "I'm eating right now" is shortened to "Makan-ing' and "He's the one cheating me!" equates to 'He's d one dat tipu-ing me leh..' ")
* "Kow-kow" / "Kow kow" / "Kowkow" - (pron: Kao-kao) used to stress a personal satisfaction on a specific action specified before. The stress can be due to shock, anger, pain, or pleasure. Example: He got it kow kow ("He got it badly")
* "beraking" - defecating, derived from malay "berak" + "-ing" (e.g. Sorry, Boss beraking so I take your message ah.)
* "Da Bao" - Take away (food)
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Manglish
The vocabulary of Manglish consists of words originating from English, Malay, Hokkien, Mandarin, Cantonese, Tamil, and to a lesser extent various other European languages, while Manglish syntax resembles southern varieties of Chinese. Also, elements of American and Australian slang have come through from imported television series.
The Malaysian Manglish is sometimes known as Rojak or Bahasa Rojak, but it differs from the Rojak language by the usage of English as the base language.
It is similar to Singlish.
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Verbs
* "business" - a euphemism for bodily functions conducted in the toilet. One can do big business or small business.
* "cabut/cantas" - to run off, flee or to escape ('Cabut' is a Malay word meaning to pull or pulling out as a transitive verb, or to become detached as an intransitive verb.)
* "gostan" - reverse a vehicle, apparently from the nautical term "go astern" (mostly used in Kelantan, Kedah and Penang). Sometimes also expressed as "gostan balik" (lit., reverse back).
* "jadi" - happened, succeeded (derived from the Malay word 'jadi', and may sometimes mean 'so' as in, "Jadi?" = "So what?")
* "jalan" - to walk (Malay)
* "kantoi" - to get caught ("I kena kantoi..." means, "I got shafted/reprimanded/caught")
* "kena" - to get caught/punished; often used like a noun ("I sure kena if I cheat") or (I need to 'kena' a joint o_0"). From the Malay passive verb "kena".
* "kill" - to punish/scold/cause trouble to someone ("If you're not careful ah, this guy will kill you")
* "makan" - to eat (Malay), often refer to lunch or dinner (Malay) (e.g. "You makan dy?" means "Have you taken your dinner/lunch?")
* "minum" - to drink (Malay)
* "on/off" - to turn something on or off, respectively (e.g. "Don't forget to off the fan.")
* "pengsan" - to faint (Malay)
* "pon" - to skip school/play truant/apon (from Malay "ponteng", meaning the same)
* "saman" - to issue a fine, usually in relation to a traffic offence, from "summons".
* "sit" - since this is the word used for riding in a vehicle in Malay and in Chinese dialects, it is used in the same way in English, e.g. "sit bus"
* "tahan" - to stand, to bear ("Cannot tahan her perfume! So strong!"). From Malay "tahan", to endure, to withstand.
* "tumpang-ing" - riding in someone else's vehicle or lodging at someone else's house, from the Malay verb "tumpang" + "-ing"
* "mamak" / "mamak stall" - from the term mamak (a slang for Indian or Indian Muslims), it is used to refer to Indian restaurants in Malaysia. Example: let's go eat at a mamak lah.
* "yam-cha" - socializing with friends in "mamak stall" Derived from the "Yum Cha" used in Cantonese.
* "lempang" - literally "bash", it usually refers to a slap. Example: He can lempang your face.
* "bocor" - literally "leak". Used to refer to a leaking material or sometimes menstruation (in a bad way). Example: Aiya, dah bocor lah!
* (any Malay word) + "ing" - doing a certain action ("Tengah makan" or "I'm eating right now" is shortened to "Makan-ing' and "He's the one cheating me!" equates to 'He's d one dat tipu-ing me leh..' ")
* "Kow-kow" / "Kow kow" / "Kowkow" - (pron: Kao-kao) used to stress a personal satisfaction on a specific action specified before. The stress can be due to shock, anger, pain, or pleasure. Example: He got it kow kow ("He got it badly")
* "beraking" - defecating, derived from malay "berak" + "-ing" (e.g. Sorry, Boss beraking so I take your message ah.)
* "Da Bao" - Take away (food)
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Manglish
Motion Graphics source
Is for everyone!!
Just go to this website "http://zoulemotion.blogspot.com/"
A lots of Motion Graphic reference in this website. I really like it. Also you can find some local studios like :
* 111EYE
* 2ISTED
* 84CUBE
* APV
* AXST
* BASECAMP.VFX
* EFOZY
* FLY.STUDIO
* FMMEDIA
* FRAMEMOTION
* GRABFIX.STUDIO
* GXM.STUDIO
* HUE.VISUALAB
* LES'COPAQUE
* LUEYMOTIONLAB
* MFX
* MOTIOFIXO
* PIXEL.POST
* REDWOLF
* SILVER.ANT
* TOUCHÉ184
* VHQ.POST
You can also
"SUBMIT
Show off your skill,
promote your studio,
share, share, SHARE !" by MOTIONIZER
So,what you waiting for? Share your skills now!!!
(Sharing is caring)
Just go to this website "http://zoulemotion.blogspot.com/"
A lots of Motion Graphic reference in this website. I really like it. Also you can find some local studios like :
* 111EYE
* 2ISTED
* 84CUBE
* APV
* AXST
* BASECAMP.VFX
* EFOZY
* FLY.STUDIO
* FMMEDIA
* FRAMEMOTION
* GRABFIX.STUDIO
* GXM.STUDIO
* HUE.VISUALAB
* LES'COPAQUE
* LUEYMOTIONLAB
* MFX
* MOTIOFIXO
* PIXEL.POST
* REDWOLF
* SILVER.ANT
* TOUCHÉ184
* VHQ.POST
You can also
"SUBMIT
Show off your skill,
promote your studio,
share, share, SHARE !" by MOTIONIZER
So,what you waiting for? Share your skills now!!!
(Sharing is caring)
Videocopilot launch new products!!
Tips Lajukan Mozilla Firefox...
Laju internet untuk apa-apa browser pon sebenarnya bergantung kepada kelajuan intenet pc masing-masing. Jadi jangan marah la kalo Mozilla still tak laju walaupon dah buat ape yg saya akan terangkan. Kalo dah dial-up, rasanya buat la ape pon takkan jadi cam Streamyx. Haha.. Aku dah cuba dan oke la rasa cam laju sikit. Caranya senang saja, just follow steps kat bawah...
CARA PERTAMA
1. Buka Mozilla Firefox
2. Taip about:config di address
3. Right klik kat mana-mana pastu select New --> Integer
4. Paste kan nglayout.initialpaint.delay kat ruangan kosong
5. Setkan nilai kepada 300
CARA KEDUA
Senang lagi simple step ni. Tetapi kalau masih tidak berpuas hati, boleh cuba cara yg ke-2 seperti dibawah...
1. Buka Mozilla Firefox
2. Taip about:config di address
3. Carikan item seperti dibawah:
network.http.pipelining
network.http.proxy.pipelining
network.http.pipelining.maxrequest
4. Double klik dan tukarkan dari false kepada true seperti:
network.http.pipelining false--->true
network.http.proxy.pipelining false--->true
network.http.pipelining.maxrequest --->30
5. Sekali lagi buka Mozilla Firefox
6. Taip about:config di address
7. Right klik kat mana-mana pastu select New --> Integer
8. Paste kan nglayout.initialpaint.delay kat ruangan kosong
9. Setkan nilai kepada 0
10. Restart Mozilla Firefox
Selamat mencuba...
Credit to WebKl.net
p/s: Admin tidak bertanggung jawab jika internet menjadi terlampau laju atau slow cam kura-kura..
Final Wolverine Trailer Already Online!
Final Wolverine Trailer Already Online!
Source:USA Today
March 5, 2009
Why wait until noon on Thursday when you can already watch it below, courtesy of USA Today! Opening in theaters on May 1st, the Gavin Hood-directed prequel stars Hugh Jackman, Liev Schreiber, Ryan Reynolds, Taylor Kitsch, Will.i.am, Danny Huston, Dominic Monaghan, Daniel Henney and Lynn Collins
Source:USA Today
March 5, 2009
Why wait until noon on Thursday when you can already watch it below, courtesy of USA Today! Opening in theaters on May 1st, the Gavin Hood-directed prequel stars Hugh Jackman, Liev Schreiber, Ryan Reynolds, Taylor Kitsch, Will.i.am, Danny Huston, Dominic Monaghan, Daniel Henney and Lynn Collins
Tough Day n Months..
Im having a financial problem today because a lot of payment to do. I promise to my gf that i will coming to JB this week but i can't because my money is not enough to go there. Very dissapointing. My gf's working there right now. So i'm very2 miss her sooo2 much!! Its all about work now. I have to find some job that i can maintain my money and also la my future!!
p/s : "Babe,wait for me ya..I'll come for you..I love you and miss you so much!!"
p/s : "Babe,wait for me ya..I'll come for you..I love you and miss you so much!!"
I’m Going Kame Hame Ha with Dragonball Evolution
Can't wait for the movie!!
I edit this picture n effects take time about 2 hour.Haha..I really wanna see this new dragonball movie..and the effects were awesome!!
I edit this picture n effects take time about 2 hour.Haha..I really wanna see this new dragonball movie..and the effects were awesome!!
Another day in office
Storyboard for kuwait finance house
Jumpers New version-combined with after effects and particle illusion
Jumpers New version-combined with after effects and particle illusion
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