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• Bus&Soccer l0v3r (VO3x 1)

  29 Aug 11, 14:45

  yeah

• BanguIzai

  29 Aug 11, 14:55

  afternoon

• cassie

  29 Aug 11, 15:33

  hi mr bang. how's your day? working?

• BanguIzai

  29 Aug 11, 17:21

  mademoiselle cassi. fine today. not working today.

• cassie

  29 Aug 11, 17:30

  you so lucky!!!!

• BanguIzai

  29 Aug 11, 17:33

  its just the same for people who can keep their leave.

• cassie

  29 Aug 11, 19:22

  well at least tomorrow's a hol...and i'm already home!

• Mr Milo

  29 Aug 11, 20:07

   

  Home sweet home

• cassie

  29 Aug 11, 20:48

  staying in tonite?

• Mr Milo

  29 Aug 11, 20:54

   

  me no go out

  not enough cash to splurge

• cassie

  29 Aug 11, 21:39

  think i'll log off soon. gonna watch a bit of tv, read

• BanguIzai

  29 Aug 11, 22:15

  Clivebenss,

        I have confirmed with my Quemoy relatives on the use of 橫加哩格 in Quemoy.  Thanks for the elaboration that day.

• Bus&Soccer l0v3r (VO3x 1)

  29 Aug 11, 22:47

  drives in

• BanguIzai

  29 Aug 11, 23:03

  ì�¨ë�¼ë§� 하리 ë�¼ì•¼ 부아사  ï¼�

• Clivebenss

  30 Aug 11, 04:45

  gd morning.

• Clivebenss

  30 Aug 11, 04:45

  Originally posted by BanguIzai:

  Clivebenss,

        I have confirmed with my Quemoy relatives on the use of 橫加哩格 in Quemoy.  Thanks for the elaboration that day.

  welcome.

   

• cassie

  30 Aug 11, 11:39

  morning guys. heading to any raya open house today?

• BanguIzai

  30 Aug 11, 13:45

  Originally posted by cassie:

  morning guys. heading to any raya open house today?

  got ah.  where?  geylang serai issit?  i dunno any.

• BanguIzai

  30 Aug 11, 13:48

  Originally posted by Clivebenss:

   

  welcome.

   

  I admit that Singaporean like myself luckily has the environment of multi-dialects.  If not for Teochew having this term too,  this term would have been lost forever in my Hokkien dialect.   That's why, for me,  I am pro-all-dialects rather than pro-Hokkien onli  because some other dialects may retain certain archaic features that another dialect has lost.  I always remember the saying:  å”‡äº¡é½’寒。  

• cassie

  30 Aug 11, 13:54

  Originally posted by BanguIzai:

  got ah.  where?  geylang serai issit?  i dunno any.

  
  friends? i mean friends' open houses

• BanguIzai

  30 Aug 11, 15:50

  Originally posted by cassie:

  
  friends? i mean friends' open houses

  oh, so it is the literal "house" ah 

• Mr Milo

  30 Aug 11, 16:01

   

  Multi Pore

• cassie

  30 Aug 11, 16:33

  huh? what's that?

• Mr Milo

  30 Aug 11, 16:40

   

  Since singapore has so many foreigners, with the predicted outcome it will be dominated by foreigners (Bangla, Indian, China, etc), the end result is we will end up calling ourselves Multi Pore to signify integration

• cassie

  30 Aug 11, 19:08

  ah hah!

  how was your day off?