How time flies! It’s July already! The little project of mine, Sarawak Chinese Slang Season 2 has come to an end. Here’s the last three episodes to share with you.
I’m not sure when is the 3rd season coming. We’ll see…
Category: Vlog
Kek Sim, Kay Kiang – Sarawak Chinese Slang
Day 92 of movement control order… It’s also day 8 of RMCO. I’m supposed to be getting a package last week but sadly the courier was quite kay kiang *LOL* The package travel from its origin in West Malaysia to the wrong destination in East Malaysia, then back again to its origin awaiting for it to be sent out to the correct destination. My goodness… Since RMCO allows domestic travel, the package is also going on a cuti-cuti Malaysia tour.
Since flight frequency is very much less these days, I think it’s still once a week, so I will need to wait for another week for it to reach here. Hoping that this time it will be sent to the correct destination. You say kek sim or not? π
Really hope it will come soon or else I’m gonna be stuck at home until don’t-know-when…
Kiam Siap, Ha Mik Su – Sarawak Chinese Slang
Today is the Day 61 of Movement Control Order… We’re in the conditional period now. More people are heading back to work tomorrow. Hope all will be well. Hope that it’s not going to be your last few days of work, I know many companies are going to retrench their staff so that they can keep their business afloat. Be thankful that if you stull have your job to go back to.
Anyway, here’s two more slang to share with you π
By the way, there will be no Kuching Festival this year due to the pandemic. It’s ok… Safety is more important than a festival. Meanwhile, for those who has nothing to do outside, just stay at home. With the conditional MCO now, we are seeing many people don’t care about the seriousness of the problem anymore, they are not interested in following the SOP, we will be seeing next wave coming soon. Better stay safe than sorry.
Chiak Hong, Kay Leng Kay Si – Sarawak Chinese Slang
Two new slangs for the week. How have you’ve been holding on? It’s day 46, can’t go chiak hong and don’t kay leng kay si go out as you like.
However, the government had announced that 4th May will allow almost all business to open. What do you think? Well… It’s a bad idea but what to do? They said it’s for the economy. What we little peanuts can do? They are the boss. We just stay at home and don’t go out unnecessarily so that we don’t be part of the statistics.
I know many are eager to get back to work but do you know the consequences? Just make sure you check all the terms and conditions. Make sure you have the means to cover the expenditure that will be incurred if your staff is infected be it from work or somewhere else, it will be your responsibility, you are also responsible for the family too(that’s what I understand from going through the terms and conditions, I might be wrong, hence you need to be sure about it. I’m nobody, I am not an employer nor an employee). You can gamble it, it’s up to you but one thing for sure if you don’t have the means to cover those expenditures, likely you’ll lost your business overnight for having one staff tested positive. So please check the terms and conditions first and weigh the pros and cons. May the force be with you.
Enjoy your Saturday!
Bo Eng, Liak Chua – Sarawak Chinese Slang (Season 2)
About one more week to go to end MCO3 but I foresee that it will be extended. Whatever it is, this series isn’t stopping ;p Today is day 34, received the free mask that the Sarawak government had promised.
Anyway, Hhere’s two more slang…
Meanwhile, check out my Youtube channel for some new contents not only these slang and also cooking videos π