Comments on: Stop saying Nasi Lomak! http://rinaz.net/2008/02/malay101/ Diary of an eccentric Thu, 04 Dec 2008 20:24:58 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.5 By: Lee Steiner http://rinaz.net/2008/02/malay101/#comment-25822 Lee Steiner Sat, 03 May 2008 13:20:27 +0000 http://rinaz.net/2008/02/malay101/#comment-25822 haha, very funny. I'm Chinese eurasian and I say "Nasi Lemak" yay! I think I'm pretty good with Malay pronunciations, I don't just say them anyhow. Oh, and I think the reason why some people say "jelat" instead of "jelak" is because of the hokkien word jialat hehe. haha, very funny. I’m Chinese eurasian and I say “Nasi Lemak” yay! I think I’m pretty good with Malay pronunciations, I don’t just say them anyhow. Oh, and I think the reason why some people say “jelat” instead of “jelak” is because of the hokkien word jialat hehe.

]]> By: muhammad aiman http://rinaz.net/2008/02/malay101/#comment-21918 muhammad aiman Tue, 04 Mar 2008 16:49:11 +0000 http://rinaz.net/2008/02/malay101/#comment-21918 hahahaha.. bastardization of the Malay language.. now that's the word to use.. =) k, i second ur opinions too on dis post! it gets on my nerves plus dere are also so many other words being wrongly used.. ever heard ppl using the word 'buang' as a word to use when dey meet on a bike accident? gosh, it irritates me so much.. hahahaha.. bastardization of the Malay language.. now that’s the word to use.. =) k, i second ur opinions too on dis post! it gets on my nerves plus dere are also so many other words being wrongly used..

ever heard ppl using the word ‘buang’ as a word to use when dey meet on a bike accident? gosh, it irritates me so much..

]]> By: Ivy http://rinaz.net/2008/02/malay101/#comment-21554 Ivy Sun, 24 Feb 2008 22:04:52 +0000 http://rinaz.net/2008/02/malay101/#comment-21554 Nasi Lomak is the Chinese bastardization of the Malay language. I don't quite mind it as much as Singaporeans bastardizing Genting into Jenting. It's in Malay! Pronounce it in Malay - not in English! Nasi Lomak is the Chinese bastardization of the Malay language. I don’t quite mind it as much as Singaporeans bastardizing Genting into Jenting. It’s in Malay! Pronounce it in Malay - not in English!

]]> By: rinaz http://rinaz.net/2008/02/malay101/#comment-21318 rinaz Wed, 20 Feb 2008 23:37:09 +0000 http://rinaz.net/2008/02/malay101/#comment-21318 Oh ok. I'll remember that when I see you the next time we meet ... hehehehe Oh ok. I’ll remember that when I see you the next time we meet … hehehehe

]]> By: hendri http://rinaz.net/2008/02/malay101/#comment-21161 hendri Mon, 18 Feb 2008 13:21:37 +0000 http://rinaz.net/2008/02/malay101/#comment-21161 <b>rinaz:</b> Schwa is the 'e' sound like the one used in 'lemak'. The other 'e' sound is like the one used in 'merah'. I'll pronounce it for you the next time we meet. :P rinaz: Schwa is the ‘e’ sound like the one used in ‘lemak’. The other ‘e’ sound is like the one used in ‘merah’. I’ll pronounce it for you the next time we meet. :P

]]> By: rinaz http://rinaz.net/2008/02/malay101/#comment-21095 rinaz Sun, 17 Feb 2008 15:42:03 +0000 http://rinaz.net/2008/02/malay101/#comment-21095 <b>Ah Wei</b> Yay! Ayam Penyet! I love ayam penyet - the hotter the better :) <b>Fair</b> Oh yeah, thats right. There is a different slang when it comes to different regions. Thus, they are excluded for that, but it doesn't apply here ... hehehehe <b>Uzyn</b> Murid yang baik :P Hehehehe Ah Wei

Yay! Ayam Penyet! I love ayam penyet - the hotter the better :)

Fair

Oh yeah, thats right. There is a different slang when it comes to different regions. Thus, they are excluded for that, but it doesn’t apply here … hehehehe

Uzyn

Murid yang baik :P Hehehehe

]]> By: uzyn http://rinaz.net/2008/02/malay101/#comment-21090 uzyn Sun, 17 Feb 2008 13:52:02 +0000 http://rinaz.net/2008/02/malay101/#comment-21090 Yes cikgu. @fair Hi fellow anak teganu. I went back to Terengganu during CNY and almost forgot the way of speaking the Terengganu-styled Malay. "Mai kita makang nasi lemok." Yes cikgu.

@fair Hi fellow anak teganu. I went back to Terengganu during CNY and almost forgot the way of speaking the Terengganu-styled Malay.
“Mai kita makang nasi lemok.”

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