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British Malaysian English Lah!
Josh Swa English
3 episodes
5 days ago
Wakey wakey! This podcast is dedicated to learners improving English, as well as lifestyle topics from a Malaysian! Thank you for listening!
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Wakey wakey! This podcast is dedicated to learners improving English, as well as lifestyle topics from a Malaysian! Thank you for listening!
Show more...
Language Learning
Education
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E2 - Welcome Co-Host
British Malaysian English Lah!
9 minutes 26 seconds
5 years ago
E2 - Welcome Co-Host
Episode 2 - Welcome Co-Host We talked about questions people would normally ask you when they first meet you in Malaysia and the UK. Josh asked the co-host about the “interesting” relationship he had with Malaysia and really put him on the spot. He also mentioned his favourite food in Malaysia with a perfect pronunciation! Can you guess what it is? Josh spilled an embracing food moment they both had in Malaysia. Do you think the co-host has what it takes to learn both Manglish and Malay through the intensive training given by Josh? You’d be surprised to find out how many words in Manglish/ Malay he has known already. Listen to find out more. We release new episodes every Wednesday. Follow Josh on Facebook at joshswaEnglish Notes: Manglish: Aiyo (interjection/ exclamation) Malaysian mispronunciation: Public toilet (public = adjective; toilet = noun) Glottal stop = The glottal stop or glottal plosive is a type of consonantal sound used in many spoken languages, produced by obstructing airflow in the vocal tract or, more precisely, the glottis. The symbol in the International Phonetic Alphabet that represents this sound is ⟨ʔ⟩.(Source: Wikipedia) Posh = high-class (adjective) We're now on Instagram : BritishMalaysianEnglishLah See you there! :D
British Malaysian English Lah!
Wakey wakey! This podcast is dedicated to learners improving English, as well as lifestyle topics from a Malaysian! Thank you for listening!