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by Vince0110 January 1, 2022
Get the Budukangmug. In Sabah, it is the other way to say "Boleh" in Malay.
It is an affirmative word meaning:
- Can
- Yes, can.
- Yes, you/they/... can.
(You get the point)
It is an affirmative word meaning:
- Can
- Yes, can.
- Yes, you/they/... can.
(You get the point)
by Vince0110 January 1, 2022
Get the bulimug. It's a..... "Charm Word"?
Is that what you call it?
Well, it's just a phrase you could occasionally hear Sabahans say when they fear that something might happen.
Usually a bad thing.
It's like a phrase to repel a jinx.
At the same time, people might "knock" on something while they say this.
And there's another variant:
-Palis-palis, jauh-jauh
"Jauh" meant "far".
Since it's pluralised, then it means either "far away" or "go away".
And idk what "palis-palis" means.
Is that what you call it?
Well, it's just a phrase you could occasionally hear Sabahans say when they fear that something might happen.
Usually a bad thing.
It's like a phrase to repel a jinx.
At the same time, people might "knock" on something while they say this.
And there's another variant:
-Palis-palis, jauh-jauh
"Jauh" meant "far".
Since it's pluralised, then it means either "far away" or "go away".
And idk what "palis-palis" means.
(In Malay)
A: Sia dingar-dingar ada urang pigi mencuri di kawasan kampung ni.
B: Uish, nah. Harap-harap dia kana tangkap pulis -lah tu.
B: Janganlah lagi dia pigi mencurilah.
A: Odoi, palis-palislah. Jangan begitu.
(Translation)
A: I've heard that someone's been stealing in our neighbourhood.
B: Whoa, hope they get caught by the police soon.
B: Hope they just stop stealing though.
A: Yeah, hope they don't go stealing anymore.
A: Sia dingar-dingar ada urang pigi mencuri di kawasan kampung ni.
B: Uish, nah. Harap-harap dia kana tangkap pulis -lah tu.
B: Janganlah lagi dia pigi mencurilah.
A: Odoi, palis-palislah. Jangan begitu.
(Translation)
A: I've heard that someone's been stealing in our neighbourhood.
B: Whoa, hope they get caught by the police soon.
B: Hope they just stop stealing though.
A: Yeah, hope they don't go stealing anymore.
by Vince0110 January 3, 2022
Get the Palis-palismug. I think it's just another word from a native language from Sabah.
It sounds like "Mati- from Malay.
Meaning: Die.
"Matai"
It sounds like "Mati- from Malay.
Meaning: Die.
"Matai"
(In Malay)
A: Matailah kita.
(In English)(For the sake of translation):
A: We're dead.
(Or "We're done for")
A: Matailah kita.
(In English)(For the sake of translation):
A: We're dead.
(Or "We're done for")
by Vince0110 January 2, 2022
Get the Mataimug. In English, it is translated to "2 times 5". (Which sounds like a math equation)
But the meaning is to say that someone or a group of people that they're basically doing the same thing as someone else.
Usually a bad thing.
It could mean: "They're all just the same."
Here's how you use this:
But the meaning is to say that someone or a group of people that they're basically doing the same thing as someone else.
Usually a bad thing.
It could mean: "They're all just the same."
Here's how you use this:
In Malay:
A: 2 kali 5 ja durang ni.
A: Janganlah kamu cakap-cakap lagi- sia tau kamurang semua salah juga ni.
In English (for the sake of translation):
A: They're all just the same. (2 kali 5)
A: No need to say more- I know you're all in the wrong.
A: 2 kali 5 ja durang ni.
A: Janganlah kamu cakap-cakap lagi- sia tau kamurang semua salah juga ni.
In English (for the sake of translation):
A: They're all just the same. (2 kali 5)
A: No need to say more- I know you're all in the wrong.
by Vince0110 January 2, 2022
Get the 2 kali 5mug. by Vince0110 January 2, 2022
Get the pikirmug. It is a "word" or just an exclamation that Sabahans commonly use to say "Shoo!".
Specifically to a dog.
That's all there is.
Oh, and another variant:
-Sika po!
Specifically to a dog.
That's all there is.
Oh, and another variant:
-Sika po!
by Vince0110 January 2, 2022
Get the Sikamug.