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Friday, September 16, 2005

Foreign language

Word of the day: hauteur
Meaning: Haughtiness in bearing and attitude; arrogance

There has been an ongoing trend of teenagers setting a language of their own which leaves many baffled. I, for an instance could not very much understand some of these words. I shall quote some of the more commonly used "foreign" terms.

euu = you
shooo = so (personally, I thought the person wants to "shoo" someone away)
mee = me (sounded more like maggie mee)
thin = think
*adding the letter x unnecessary to the end of the word e.g.
- schoolx
- liaox
- laterx
- gamex

I do not know about you but I think these words kindda make me laugh a big deal. The letter x at the end of the words seem very much like wrong spelling thus resulting in it getting marked down. Also, I have a tendency to put a letter k at the end of the word euu (go figure out that word on your own). I am not against people who put x or z at the end of their word if they like it but I guess excessive usage of it will have counter-effects.

Hello ar, xiao jie men ar (they are usually girls for your information), I think I would probably take a longer time trying to comprehend what you are writing comparing that to a literature prose. Kudos to that! Coming to think of it, these young girls might be trying to get back into a wave of old traditions where wayang (stage shows) was extremely popular at that point of time.

I am not very sure but I think the song that I have always listened to (it's pretty nice) is some title from liang zhu (liang shan bo yu zhu ying tai). As such, I shall produce the English version of it in honour of the young creators.
ying tai: liang xiong *tok chiang tok chiang* euuuu...euuuu...no diex *tok chiang tok chiang tok tok chiang*
shan bo: ying tai mei...*tok tok chiang* mee...meeeee...no...makex...it...*coughs coughs until cough heart out**tok tok chiang*
-proceeding to the song-

shan bo: euuu are so beau-ti-fool, euuu make my heart boom boom, euuu...no...shooo upset, meee will not die so young
ying tai: o0O...o0O liang xiong euuu no die, euuu die liao what I do...euuu nooo scare meee...euuu veli veli bad...
*tok chiang tok chiang tok tok chiang*

This is part of the song because I do not know how to continue the rest. Shall update after my dinner.

Hahaha, I am not sure if I have gotten my point across. Anyway, I am craving for extremely spicy BBQ stingray now, together with oyster omelette and some nice dessert like tao huey. Just after dinner and i'm thinkin of food. But...I'm lovin' it!

N.B: This entry is not meant to target at anyone. I just sort of extracted the language from a particular blog which I don't think (there's almost nil possibilty) the author of that blog will

visit my blog
take notice of the language because it is somewhat changed

I am at any point not criticizing anybody but stating personal opinions (Singapore is a democratic country right?). As such, I regret for the resemblance of any part to one's personal life or language usage.

|._Ondre stumbled at 6:29:00 PM_.|

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