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This is worse than pidgin English...." hey johnny, johnny, you want buy, see cock, see cock"....ha ha ha translated from Pidgin English " Hey Johnny, you wan to buy, it is 40 cts"... so, are we to be proud of, " hey johnny, you want buy one, 40 cts ok lah !"..
Burmese, Khmer also quite irritating. Though laotian is acceptable due to similarity with Thai (my Favourite).
Some chink dialects usually the northern ones also sound like fuck. Very uncivilized sounding
hokkien bestest lah - "eh cb, kua simi lanchiao" contains salutation / addresses the female & male anatomy and has a question concerning one's eyesight - all valid elements that denotes care and concern in one sentence.
the "ai sio kan mai" is straight-forward and to the point, no prata and beating around the bush - i is like
any non english speaking culture that does not speak with a morgan freeman accent narrating a movie with dinosaurs walking in the background should be wiped from the surface of the earth with a orbital ion cannon.
I'm pro thai so anything related to thai I'm ok.
That's why I'm ok with Laotian. Issan is half half laos + thai. For that I am also partial to Thai Yai ( Burmese - thai) spoken by those along Burmese thai border all the way to yunnan in tiongland
I'm pro thai so anything related to thai I'm ok.
That's why I'm ok with Laotian. Issan is half half laos + thai. For that I am also partial to Thai Yai ( Burmese - thai) spoken by those along Burmese thai border all the way to yunnan in tiongland
Old already can't teach old dog new tricks but anyways my motivation is gone as broke up with that issan girl.
But that said I find new inspiration here and there. Just met a Frenchman who spoke pitch perfect issan and Laotian. Amazing. Have to see (hear) to believe.
The typical Singlish sentence is not 100% English, not 100% Hokkien, and not 100% Malay. Plus, too many grammatical errors when most Sinkies try to speak proper English, hence, it's called Singlish.