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So the Indon 1998 massacre is peranakan killing peranakan?

TS u property agent ke?

No.Just discuss anything related to peranakan.

Include porperty.

Indon is java dominant, they kill the Malays, Chinese, acheh, batakians and papuans

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This post has been edited by plouffle0789: Jul 14 2024, 04:08 PM

Nice. Are you baba nyonya ?

I have 12.5 % ?

#	Generation	Relation	Percentage of Baba Nyonya
1	Great-Grandmother	Nyonya	100%
2	Grandfather	Son	50 %
3	Father	Son of Grandfather	25%
4	You	Child of Father	12.5%

Am I correct?


My grandfather's mother is a Nyonya.

This post has been edited by plouffle0789: Jul 14 2024, 04:13 PM

I just edited my reply.



May I know how many percent you have?

But I am not sure how is the calculation.

Just roughly calculate...

Oh I am 0% boss

I have 12.5 % ?

Generation	Baba Nyonya Heritage	Explanation
Great-grandmother	100%	She is 100% Baba Nyonya.
Her son (my grandfather)	50%	My grandfather is 50% Baba because he has one parent who is 100% Baba Nyonya.
My grandfather 's son (my father)	25%	My father is 25% Baba because he has one parent who is 50% Baba Nyonya.
My father 's son( Me )	12.5%	I am 12.5% Baba because you have one parent who is 25% Baba Nyonya.

Am I correct?


My grandfather's mother is a Nyonya.

This post has been edited by plouffle0789: Jul 14 2024, 04:51 PM

My datuk 100% Penang Baba

useless fucker left my grandma for a mistress in Malacca. My mom and i never met him.

Then that bitch married a malay teacher, also got wife already. She birthed a son.

Then she was heart broken after divorce, a decent cina jual daging at the market married her until he died old age. She got two more sons.

See my family like rojak. Dunno those days people really get married or just piap piap and cabut.

Seriously I feel so illegitimate right now.

Owai.

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My grandfather was 100% Penang Baba. He left my grandmother for a mistress in Malacca. My mom and I never met him.

*****The mistress********* then married a Malay teacher, who was already married. So she became the second wife of the teacher and gave birth to a son.

After a divorce that left her heartbroken, a decent Chinese butcher at the market married her, and they stayed together until he passed away of old age. She had two more sons with him.


My family is like a rojak. I don't know if people really got married in those days or just had casual relationships and left.

Seriously, I feel so illegitimate right now.

"

Sorry,I am confusing.

Is it the mistress married to a Teacher?

Or your grandmother?


The mistress married three times in her life ?

First, she was the mistress of your grandfather.

Then, she married a Malay teacher as his second wife and had a son with him.

After her divorce from the teacher, she married a Chinese butcher and had two more sons with him.

This post has been edited by plouffle0789: Jul 14 2024, 06:05 PM

LEL k language also u dont understand how ru going to undestand baba and nyonya language?

I was talking abt my grandma,

Grandma + hubby1 (Baba Penang) = Got my mom
Grandma + hubby2 (Mly teacher ) = Got my uncle 1
Grandma + hubby3 (Chi butcher) = Got my uncle 2 and uncle 3

+1
TS is clueless AI bot actually

Huh?

So your grandma is muslim?

Since she married to malay teacher.....

Then the chinese butcher also convert to muslim?

This post has been edited by plouffle0789: Jul 14 2024, 08:41 PM

Lu ni baba neo lagi wa tulis lagi lu ingat wa temberang, manyak kek khi, nanti kalu wa bilang lu pangsai tak chebok lu keksim. Baru 10 setengah perut wa sudah lapeh, wa rindu udang asam popo. Itu bibik sudah lama mati lu tanya pun tak da guna.

Sg now have new baba nyonya drama.


2025 will be done

https://www.singaporeanmalaysianrecipes.com...i-lemak-recipe/

This Monday or Tuesday, I'm going to cook nasi lemak at my house.

Although it’s not a Baba Nyonya dish...










But Nasi lemak is enjoyed throughout Malaysia, where it’s considered a national dish, but it’s also common in Singapore and in other Southeast Asian countries with a sizeable Malay population.

Aside from making it at home, it’s something we need to have at least once on every return trip to Malaysia and Singapore. I just love all its different flavors and textures, especially that spicy sambal!

This post has been edited by plouffle0789: Oct 2 2024, 01:17 PM