Randomly random

Tersasul in English means slip of tongue. Not literally aah.

I always have the mishap of saying out loud words like EH when something goes wrong. I always do. I find it funny how eventhough EH is neither Bahasa nor English, but it's only/usually the Malays who uses it. My colleague who worked in Germany for a good ten years always says ABO,which he told me is similar to the Irish's WHAAA?

*imagine when somethings goes wrong for everyone simultaneously, tak ke Eh, Abo Whaa? * haha. Kalau kita sebut loghat kelantan, dia jadi lain eh, abe we

You know one thing, I'm glad (sometimes) that Bahasa Malaysia do not have words with too many synonyms. Because why?? (do you know that, according to Lent's Boyfriend's Mom who is an English teacher, that  Because why is not a correct sentence?)

Because, the other day I was asking the guys in Shareholder Department about some figures. She was reading out the figures to me and said period 06345. At first I was like EH?? Nombor apa ni?? Then suddenly I remembered Ms Yong(who used to be my Std 5 Class teacher who was super strict!!) always had oral spelling with us. She would read like2 paraghraphs and got us to jot it down. She always says period for fullstops. But I always refer to fullstops as DOTS. Because why? Because most of the time, my friends would say Dot. Not fullstops, not period. Oh my god, you bloody language gives us kids headache.

Sheesh, i think you people should thank me for always giving you the comparisons between a true blue Malaysian and a true blue Matsallehs(usually the Irish!).