Oh Jimmy don't get them wrong. every country has their own unique way of communication. Malay/ Chinese dialect in Malaysia is a good example.
You understand i understand then ok. If You don't, it will be fun to learn new knowledge

milo?

owai

But when asking about mother it always the same...owai

Kenapa x guna BM?

Where is Malysia?

damn it jian yang

malaysian cantonese influence by multiple local dialect like hakka and hokkien
thats why sounds different compared to pure HK canto, heck even HK canto is different from Shenzhen Canto which is seperated just by a bridge

Greatest of all time

He need go Ipoh or Sabah. The cantonese there near to actual cantonese.

In KL all campur jor. Raining, yes it is changed in MY.

Who?

My ipoh fren call "iced chinese tea" as "cha suet".

And 1 cent as "yat qian".

This post has been edited by poweredbydiscuz: Dec 15 2025, 10:26 AM

some of the stuff are got historical reason why they are called that way
ice tea for example back then, kopitiam would order huge ass ice block, shave them to make iced tea, which in a form looks like snow, so they call it xu cha, however with the intro of cheap ice cubes where they would spend it on just plain water thus come the term peng shui

wait till you discover why hokkien for raining sounds the way it sounds

At my home

Lok Yee is the one used
(Lok sui is used in Taishanese,
Lok sui tuai, lor mouh ai)

Suet char, will net you iced Chinese tea, unsweetened
Ping char not used at all

Suet sui used a lot
Never ping sui

Dunno who he toking to
But surely not pure Cantonese person

About the Chinese tea iced actually no need far just ipoh and Taiping they also using different dialect already

KL mostly understand suet char
Tong char suet
Char suet
If i speak suet char they're like huh what language you speak?

Nia ma chau hai...
this, everyone understands

top cake

Here Penang the ice milk tea is teh peng
Chinese unsweetened ice tea is teng lang teh, leng eh

Haha

KL here too rojak la,

Even we speak canto, mandarin, BM english all are hybrid already.

Only local can fully understand.

Easier to distingush hot and cold tea cha suet, yit cha.
Yat qian maybe slang for yat qin in cantonese since ipoh alot of hakka.