Pisang goreng also can blur him jor.

Pisang is 公蕉 instead of 香蕉 😂

u sure about that? all the while i was under the impression that "lui" was a hokkien word

In KL lui is cina apek can pronounce duit properly

Lui Canto la = duit

Yes a lot of MY words already intergrated with local words too.

Alot of term we using they dunno.

That shirt does look good on him

Got konoha gang come claim or not

https://www.penang-traveltips.com/hokkien/l...-hokkien-15.htm
Each ringgit comprises 100 sen, which is known in Penang Hokkien as lui1. Therefore, lui1 can mean money and can also mean sen. "No money" in Penang Hokkien is boh3 lui1 . To be "well off" in Penang Hokkien is uh33 lui1 (literally, "got money"). To make money, or to earn a profit, is than1 lui1 ; so, to not make any profit is boh3 than1 lui1 .

And it's the same for non-penang hokkiens

Yeah make sense to us but not for them
Trust me if you visit ipoh further rural area those guy call char suet

I always find hokkien abit weird.

Even mandarin

Ice tea = bing cha (yes not suet cha, but at least same arrangement)

So not only their arrangement is different, the word tea is also different.

How to write lui in Chinese?
I use qin錢 instead .

Not bad, he or his writer really got this down. Really did his research in a short span of time

Ingat JimmyX.

Canto LUI = 呂 = 💰

all language here is localised lah

we cannibalise n borrow off each others' languages, in the process creating sumthing dat is unique

Klang people understood all