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In a country where diverse cultures reign, it's no surprise that Malaysians are a multilingual lot. So much so that some even manage to pick up languages that are not of their native tongues!
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We managed to convince 7 individuals, who came from all over Malaysia, to talk about the languages they have picked up on through the years…
Shakir, who is pretty fluent in Hokkien, first learnt how to count and, uh, swear words.
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… And asked them a couple of questions, including the one Malaysian dish they can't live without (d'uh!) and what it's like to experience "communication breakdowns"
Mary Robin illustrates the differences between Bahasa Sarawak and Bahasa Melayu.
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PS: Wait 'til you find out what "Wednesday rice" is!
Alias Eng, who speaks Kelate, has a little fun with his favourite Malaysian dish.
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Watch the eye-opening video here:
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