Bahasa Malaysia (Malaysian Language)

  • Thread starter Thread starter Selising
  • Start date Start date
  • Replies Replies 675
  • Views Views 98K
syilla, ni private message terakhir antara saya dan arwah snakelegs pada 10.08.2008 (sebulan sebelum arwah meninggal):

Re: I really really hope you could celebrate Ramadan this year with us happily.... - 08-10-2008



Quote:
Originally Posted by north_malaysian
I pray to God everyday that you will be a healthy person and we really need you for this Ramadhan threads.....

i hope to be able to participate as well. right now it doens't look like i will even get to follow threads, let alone participate in them..
the pain meds they give me put a huge amount of fog in my brain, making even the smallest effort extremely intellectual challenge. as long as i can, i will try to keep in touch.
this forum has meant a lot to me for a long time. you are one of the earliest members who i saw as a friend.
btw, what gives with sis syilla? haven't seen her around for ages. did she have her baby?
Click to expand...

:cry:
 
awww ^^ I understood the Malaysian part I think :cry:

That was a PM from Snakelegs?
 
JσℓιєFℓєυя;1013339 said:
awww ^^ I understood the Malaysian part I think :cry:

That was a PM from Snakelegs?
Click to expand...

yeah...her final PM to me....about one month before she passed away. She was asking about syilla and her baby.
 
cinta means love!
heh that's the only one I know, from the name of a movie that was in the knews:cinta cinta or something like that:), alright, back to the thread,,
 
hmm... how do you ask
How are you? (sorry if its been said already but i only read the first post)
 
Apa ada perbedaan antara loghat Malaysia dan Brunei,
atau antara loghat Malaysia dengan Melayu Singapura ?

Is there any different between Malaysian and Brunei dialect,
or between Malaysian and Singapore Malay dialect ?
 
ardianto said:
Apa ada perbedaan antara loghat Malaysia dan Brunei,
atau antara loghat Malaysia dengan Melayu Singapura ?

Is there any different between Malaysian and Brunei dialect,
or between Malaysian and Singapore Malay dialect ?
Click to expand...

The standard language of Malay used officially in all these three countries are the same... but the dialects are different... there are so many dialects in Malaysia...

even in a very small island like Penang.. there are 3 dialects of Malay language ..

For example:

Twenty Cent (English)
Dua Puluh Sen (Standard Malaysian Language)
Dua Kupang (Northern Malaysian Dialect)
Dow Upang (Penangite Dialect - Georgetown area) - my dialect
Dua Kupiang (Penangite Dialect - Balik Pulau area)
Dow Kupang (Penangite Dialect - other areas in Penang Island)

* Penangite Dialect is a sub-dialect of Northern Malaysian Dialect
 

Similar Threads

Back
Top