wah got gangster here ar?

i was wondering why u say kakinang instead of sukinang?? wierd la..

i tot kakinang suppose to be hakka?

terbalik edi la

its ow kui bo jin jiang

which nic u saying wei?? nicjd or nicholasqbar??

hmm suprisingly, not much ppl know bout wad happen to me at the oug... hmmm i still can't recollect who are u. DAMN

anyway, not that i fussy bout kakinang or sukinang,

just wanna tell from my experience kena locked up at the isalnd for 3 weeks, all are call sukinang..

if ppl get misinformed, malu wei we all..........

sorry to tell you, your explanation is wrong.

lets say your name is Tan Ah Kau, and you are hainanese.

when u meet other hainanese, u call each other SUKI

when u meet ppl u know, family,workplace colleague(hainanese), they will call u Boh Kau

when u meet ppl u know, family,workplace colleague(hainanese) and u are older or senior than them, they will call u Koh Kau

when u meet your good frens, brothers or blood brothers, they will call you Koh Hiang Kau.

pls don ask me to tell that to you parents or grandparents, i my durations of stay probably is more than them

But, if u insist that kakinang is hainanese, then i think you are correct oso, your family line might not be purely born in hainan, as in migrate from Hakka, and u are the further down generation in malaysia.

who knows?

This post has been edited by miragers: Jun 29 2008, 03:14 PM

muahhahaha,

it doesn't matter whether your family is pure or not.

i oso got the family book, but dowan show to you la... nanti u see edi u pengsan.. wahahah

i was saying that the possibility is that your ancestor is Hakka/teochew, but migrated to hainan island thus, the later generations are known as hainanese but incorporated some of the hakka/teochew words into hainanese.

mind telling me the village/district u live in?

i was on a trip there during chinese new year, my uncle (born there) was a ''tu kee''.(test your knowledge, find out what it means)
so i went out with him to his office in a district named boon sio sui/boon sio kui.

while walking around the street with people staring at me like im an alien, i heard smatterings of hakka/teochew in the conversation.

that when they told me that their ancestors originate from mainland but migrated here.

thats y they mixed a bit.

and take note that hainanese is a verbal language, no written form

some chinese word are NOT readable in hainanese

BUT, Generally nobody calls each other kakinang in hainan, unless in malaysia, where ppl have the ability to curse in more than 3 dialects mixed together

Besides, if ur ancestor learn a word or two in hakka, doesn't mean it is hainanese.

so, what fruitie says was right. then you shouldn't go ask her tell ur parents or grandparents.... it is very rude, i think u should apologize to her

you make her lose her identity and reputation as a hainanese

This post has been edited by miragers: Jun 30 2008, 06:57 PM

come come make a trip there.. i bring u guys go kia koi....

ard 40mins drive from Meilan to Wenchang.

from Wenchang to Huiwen is 15 mins

i don't live in boon sio, my village is inside huiwen, but my uncle live in boon sio.

october??? get ready for mosquitoes.

i'll prollly be going around chinese new year 2010, after i came back from UK

been there 7 times edi,

i can see from the gali-lubang-urself toilet change to no-doors toilet.

everybody's learning, i share what i learn thats all

no wor, in pj.. september only go uk.

now at home learning how to cook, cost control... cost control...

hopefully not, or else housemate will curi my food

puay loh mai!

i do. u nvr cook for me b4 also... lazy

especially hainanese...

good ol' chicken chop.
nyam nyam.........

kena bully by windy gal

this tsunami girl bully me lolx....

me too, chow first.. lunchies!

later have to work... poor arse!

hmmm?? u din bring me here.. i was already here last time... looong time ago, but posted once only.

aiks.. perut having concert again

kasi spam sama dia!!!

push it babe push it!