Tuesday, June 21, 2005

Fuckernaut!

On my way to jalan duta,i wondered(as usual) the mat & minah salleh's(who came out with the term mat salleh at the 1st place?) collection of bad words.There is always the fuck,shit,asshole,son of a bitch and some,well more like that's all.Actually byk lagi kot.

As for BM I think there just simply a lot of really bad words.Sial!Celaka!Babi!Puk.....dan banyak sangatlah lagi!

Then one more thing is that when you say boobs,knockers it just doesn't sound as bad as tetek!right?Ok there is another word like payudara but...well

Then there's dick!The BM version sounds more descriptive right?Ya know what I mean.

Ass...bontot,punggung hhmmmppppp singaporean malays calls it pantat(sound awful!don't ya agree)

Somehow when these BM scholars came out with these words and terms they really like "picture it" don't ya think?hhhmmmmpphhhhh

I did came across some very bad writen malay porn writing some time ago!I sounded so pukingly awful and yucky.Maybe just maybe if they use the softer term.Nah!I don't want to encourage these folks!

I think when it comes to describe these thing,its like really soft and suttle approach and really nasty ones.No middleones!

Hmmpphhh.....or its just a cultural dilemma

5 comments:

Anonymous said...

lol

i think fuck n shit enuf for me. cleaner i would say. maybe sial for malay - altho i never said sial like i really mean it to be sial, it's more like sial as in just kidding around. and celake too.. other than that - i cant even imagine 'em coming out of my mouth

sharkpitt said...

come to think of it,partly its due to our background bringing up in kedah/northern states.vulgar words are treated normally and most of us curse during our conversations but we don't really mean it.sial,celaka and stuff.

Anonymous said...

Kalau kat M'sia 'pantat' tu sama maksud dengan 'puki'.

Kalau mat salleh, 'pookey' tu is a term of endearment lah pulak!

sharkpitt said...

macam nenek arnold!

Fadhil Luqman said...

Actually, in Sabah, pantat translates to bontot, just like in singapore. We used to have a BM teacher from Semenanjung, and i think she overheard one of us saying 'pantat'. Man you should've seen the shock on her face.