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Is this the fool-proof interpretation of the words of a woman?

Reflect and meditate

Dinner with Man Lin-5 September 2010

This is a belated posting as I have just got hold of some new photos from Ah Kew's FB.

Those attending included the guest Manlin obviously, Chia all the way from Penang,Ah Kew all the way from Segamat,Richard all the way from Bentong, Swee Pin, Jenny all the way from Setia Alam, T Bala who made a rare appearance, Chee Kiang, Lee Kiang, Gim Ooi, Kooi Ming all the way from Sitiawan,Say Chuan, Saik Tat,Yau Kok, Bernard and yours truly

From the photos, you can sense that we all had a wonderful time.

Let the pictures paint the thousand words.

Woh Men Ser Yi Chia Ren

Two Taikohs

Salam Satu Malaysia!

PS: There is a related post earlier on

USM Buddy Buddy CNY Dinner Gathering for 2012

Oh, there are many of us who are dragon children-the most auspicious of the heavenly animals in the Chinese almanac. So, whatever the element be it water or fire for the year, celebrate we must!

Lousang!

 As such,  a Chinese New Year dinner has been organised and some of our friends have confirmed attendance at this special occasion to renew our camaraderie and to properly usher in the new year in our usual USM style, lousang and all!

This year we will have the dinner on 5th February at our usual haunt-the Golden Dragon City Restaurant in Paramount Garden, Petaling Jaya.

Nien Nien Yu Yee!

Attending will be Catherine and Derek, Moses Lee, Gim Ooi, Say Chuan, Jenny, Richard, Yau Kok and your truly. I have yet to get responses from Kooi Ming and Chia. Chee Kiang and Lee Kiang will be away in Penang and the others, somehow or other are as busy as always!

This is Malaysian Interlanguage!

Yes, you must get used to the local  nuances when English is spoken among the Malaysians particularly those with half their education in Mandarin and the other half in English. Mixed it up with maybe a a dialect or two and pronto evolves a very lively glossary of daily terms used to spice up conversation. Look at  words in the picture below and use them when you come to town,won't you?

Walla! What a Language!