I always thought dei was like casually referring to bro or something... Let's go la dei!

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1. Dei - The verbal response to someone who does or says something stupid, idiotic or asinine.
e.g. – Lee turns to walk out the door to my office, but instead runs into the wall.

My response: “DEH!!”

2. Poda & Pode – Poda means, get lost man and Pode means , get lost girl.
e.g. - I dont want to see you around here anymore. PODA or PODE!

3. Elek – This is a verbal response to say “don’t have”.
e.g. – Hey man, have you seen my iPhone?

My response: “Elek”

4. Sapade – Directly translates to eat.
e.g. – Anneeeee, sapade order here!

5. Anne/Anna – It’s the Tamil word for “Bro”.
e.g. – Annnee, teh tarik satu!

6. Kunji – Directly translates to penis in Tamil.
e.g. – Your kunji very small man.

7. Thani – It means water in Tamil. But here in Malaysia, we use it for drinking alcohol.
e.g. – Eh bro, tonight thani ah?

8. Pundek - Malaysian Indian word for vagina.
e.g. - You f**king pundek ,the woman you are pointing at is my sister !!

9. Thangachi - It’s a polite word for younger sister. But here in Malaysia, we use it to call both of our guy and girl friends.
e.g. – Hey thangachi, apa buat!

10. Macha - Literally is a term for brother-in-law (wifes brother). Commonly used to address our friends.
e.g. – Macha, we’re going to the club tonight. Wanna join?
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