latest annoying mainstream words used now

is this twitterjaya? Zanei Gundan

so?

yah ke? bukan suami aku ustaz ke?

tu filem la dik, jgn ckp abg x payung

Don't say brother not umbrella

hahahhahahha

apa maksudnya tu? another stupid trend from twitterjaya ke?

i don't understand anything at all

it means, now dont said i never treat you brah

Oh..i tought it is a drama or something..haha

#jangancakapabangtakpayung

Inb4 payung emas

cina beng Cakap "mali abang PK"

aku yang pakai kau yang panas

#camboorate

#jangancakapabangtakpayung
#kipidap

So payung = treat ?? Dafug

I think my comprehension never failed me as bad as this one.

fuah, adek manja

its more like cover la.. just like how payung cover u from rain and sunset.

then again cover also got general meaning depends on situation but in this context more like belanja

Owh ok ok... Your explanation does make sense. Thanks for clarifying that.

Still.. Why must an umbrella??
Referring to the context given, why not just say belanja like usual??

cerita di facebook masuk /k lagi annoying.

#kicipap

Psst.. hint: sediakan payung sebelum hujan.

Gapo dio nih boh

hahaha

where to get this t-shirt leh..

patotla masa depan cerah

Meh, for me, this is better:



means, dont blame mom, instead blame dad.

p/s: payung, in my days, is slang for thrusting kukubird into vajayjay until got baby inside

#sediakan payung sebelum abang hujan?.

I lol-ed

siapa yang cipta ayat tu?

#JanganCakapAbangTakPayung
#Kipidap

#Kipidap
#jilake
#jangancakapayahtakpayung

Zzzzz I thought it's some drama or what. Sounds like "Jangan cakap abang tak lindung."

i thought word payung regularly use as belanja..like " eh..jum lepak ptg ni..aku payung makan meesup"

payung abang kecik

jilake betul, jangan cakap abang x payung, ok kipidap dik

because they want to be the minority. aka hipster.

but hipster mana ada pakai payung.

aku syak rempit2 dalam wechat yang start payung payung ni.

Payung adik kecil ke abang besar?

Hell, I barely can understand the #kidipap phrase, I think and now this? Damn man, I'm old. Why can't people talk like people?

colloquialism and slangs are a constantly evoluting art of a language.

Even we who are educated in british-styled English from primary school can accept american-styled English as a norm, and hey not to forget even african-american form of English, what makes it weird to see the same treatment in BM?

"Yo Mah hommies, they hatin' see me in mah new kicks and rollin' mah new ride, ya know what imma sayin'?"

This post has been edited by andrewhtf: May 26 2015, 09:04 AM

Slangs, accents... That's the beauty of languages. Although there are times when some words can really confuses me. I guess each generation has their own slangs and meanings close to them.

As a side note. Enjoice...

MANGKUK!!