… you have been warned…
Another “only in Terengganu”
I posted a billboard which says “Terengganu Kekgi” right here not too long ago and I recently saw another similar billboard at Merang.
And this one says, “Terengganu Lening”.
*rolls eyes*
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#2 written by dreamer idi*t 5 years ago
:) Why shouldn’t they have these posters which speak in the language of the people? Anyway, the local ‘dialect’ is cool… though I hardly speak it well (too many years away, perhaps).
“Lening” means “now”. (The poster is trying to display the recent development in the state)
pelf: Hooray! We now have a “bahasa Terengganu” teacher! :) What about “kekgi”?
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#3 written by Feli 5 years ago
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Isn’t localization of the Malay language against government policies of usage of the national tongue in official business? hehe
pelf: I have no idea where the government stands on this issue *scratches head*
BTW, late late late reply but yes, I’d be interested in joining you on blogging about charity
pelf: Yea sure, will contact you about it :)
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#5 written by fisher 4 years ago
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hmm… don’t really understand? I don’t know what that word means. -.-”
pelf: Hhahaa, I’m not surprised :) Very few people know the meaning, I presume..