http://aimanamani.wordpress.com/2008/07/11/trengganuspeak-3/ ... about food, values, Trengganuspeak and many more Sat, 26 Dec 2009 05:26:41 +0000 http://wordpress.com/ hourly 1 http://aimanamani.wordpress.com/2008/07/11/trengganuspeak-3/#comment-90 aunty Rose Wed, 30 Jul 2008 14:15:07 +0000 http://aimanamani.wordpress.com/?p=82#comment-90 Amani, I must say your writes in the blog is interesting if not intriguing (simply for a fact that a thirteen year old girl , who should be in the a company of her peers instead writing stuff of concern of the adult).i have a punjabi couple as a neighbour who used to send their only child/son to attend a punjabi class.Its quite ironic that the boy of punjabi parent couldnt utter a single punjab.So its commendable for you to learn your parents dialects. Trengganuspeak is not strange to me.It only confused me when they say 'lapar perut' or 'lapar nasi' instead of just say lapar.The dialect stresses the verb overly. Amani,
I must say your writes in the blog is interesting if not intriguing (simply for a fact that a thirteen year old girl , who should be in the a company of her peers instead writing stuff of concern of the adult).i have a punjabi couple as a neighbour who used to send their only child/son to attend a punjabi class.Its quite ironic that the boy of punjabi parent couldnt utter a single punjab.So its commendable for you to learn your parents dialects. Trengganuspeak is not strange to me.It only confused me when they say ‘lapar perut’ or ‘lapar nasi’ instead of just say lapar.The dialect stresses the verb overly.

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