^ :uhoh: :confused:

 

What happened to you, jaffa cake?

Can I use your expression? :wacky:

Hey, Malaysians also used the same English lah...

 

 

Heh, another inter-country battle :D

:curtain: merry christmas!

^ :uhoh: :confused:

 

What happened to you, jaffa cake?

Why? :( Am I not my awesome self today??? :confused:

Can I use your expression? :wacky:

Sure you can!!! :D

Same to you Ian :nice:

Hey, Malaysians also used the same English lah...

 

 

Heh, another inter-country battle :D

But you hear of Singlish... but no Malaysialish or equivalent :P

Im bored lah.

 

 

coooooooooool.

:curtain: merry christmas!

Merry Christmas Ian!!!!!!!!!! :dance:

Im bored lah.

 

 

coooooooooool.

:laugh3:

 

I like this :wacky:

so it shall be Merry Christmas LAH!!! this year :nice:

:laugh4:

 

Singlish rock :lol:

:curtain: merry christmas!

 

Merry Christmas, Mr. Ian B.! :D :dance:

Its brilliant Im gonna use it in my normal speech now!

:lol:

 

And the government here is encouraging us NOT to use Singlish :rolleyes:

 

-edit- lah.

Im bored lah.

 

 

coooooooooool.

 

Incredibly awesome. Perfect. :D

:lol:

 

And the government here is encouraging us NOT to use Singlish :rolleyes:

 

-edit- lah.

 

In Malaysia as well. They said "Never use Rojak Language"

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Really? They don't like english?

In Malaysia as well. They said "Never use Rojak Language"

:laugh3:

 

Rojak language - ACE!!!

Really? They don't like english?

They don't like our corrupted form of English... which we call Singlish, ie Singapore English.

 

They want us to speak proper English. They say we can't be understood by the world if we speak Singlish.

Thank god they dont call it as Malaysian English.. It is actually a English in corrupted form. :wacky: :D jk

 

Hey, never mind. As long as we can use English, I think it's ok.

So you use Singlish everyday? I mean, as your common language?

Granted, I don't use much Singlish in my daily language apart from 'lah' :uhoh:

 

Most of the time, I try to speak what is supposedly 'proper' English :rolleyes: