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Sia is actually derived from the malay word 'sial'.. it is a vulgar and a curse word which also means damn or unfortunate (bad luck). However, many younger generation Sinkies pronounce it wrongly as Sia and forget the letter L
Sia is actually derived from the malay word 'sial'.. it is a vulgar and a curse word which also means damn or unfortunate (bad luck). However, many younger generation Sinkies pronounce it wrongly as Sia and forget the letter L
Sia is actually derived from the malay word 'sial'.. it is a vulgar and a curse word which also means damn or unfortunate (bad luck). However, many younger generation Sinkies pronounce it wrongly as Sia and forget the letter L
In the early 90s I started to hear my Chinese young friend saying the orleeginal malay style of sial. It was in a de crescendo tone.
From early 2000 the youngster started to copy it but it was a short tone sia, and lasted till today.