The term Syro-Malabar refers to a group of Malayalees, from the Indian state of Kerala, who are a part of the Syro-Malabar Catholic Church. The Syro-Malabar Church is an Easter Catholic Church with approximately 3,828,591 believers and worshippers.
The term Syro-Malaballin’ is a term used by youth in the Syro-Malabar Catholic Church to show how much swagger and pride we Syro-Malaballers have.
The term Syro-Malaballin’ is a term used by youth in the Syro-Malabar Catholic Church to show how much swagger and pride we Syro-Malaballers have.
“Yo, what are you?”
“I’m Syro-Malaballin'!"
Or
“I’m a Syro-Malaballer!”
“What you doing this weekend?”
“I’m gonna be Syro-Malaballin’ at church on Sunday.”
“Who do you hang with?”
“My fellow Syro-Malaballers.”
“Wanna hang out this weekend?”
“Can’t man, I’m gonna be Syro-Malaballin’ it all weekend with my Syro-Malaballers.”
“I’m Syro-Malaballin'!"
Or
“I’m a Syro-Malaballer!”
“What you doing this weekend?”
“I’m gonna be Syro-Malaballin’ at church on Sunday.”
“Who do you hang with?”
“My fellow Syro-Malaballers.”
“Wanna hang out this weekend?”
“Can’t man, I’m gonna be Syro-Malaballin’ it all weekend with my Syro-Malaballers.”
by Syro-Malaballer April 28, 2011