by trashkore)A word of middle aged persons comic strip live

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by trashkore)A word of hybrid origin. "Kaki" in Malay means "legs", while "Kaki" in local Hokkien means "mine" or "my comic strip live own" ("lang" means persons). Somehow, the Malay and Hokkien words have blurred into a single phrase comic strip live meaning "buddies" or "close companions".1. "Next week I'm throwing a party. Call all our usual kaki, lah." 2. John : Eh, Mary, my kaki-lang all not free to go out tomorrow, leh. Can I go out with you or not? Mary : OK, lor.KALANG KABUT/KELAM KABUT(kah-lang kah-bote/ker-lum kah-bote)A comic strip live colloquial Malay phrase which describes a chaotic panic or to rush into things in a disorganized and foolhardy manner. "Kalang" means 'group' and 'kelam' means murky, while 'kabut' means 'fog'. The image is of a herd of people stumbling through a dense fog.1. "Eh, do this sort of thing must be careful, lah. Don't anyhow kalang kabut."
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