Dear Blog,
The other day I saw one of the doctors in ward 1 speak Hindi and communicated with a patient using that language. That was awesome~
ap ka nam kia hey?
what's your name?
mey ra nam (your name) hey
my name is (your name) - not sure about this one
aaj ap kaise hein?
sihat tak hari ini?
main aachi hoo! tum kaisi ho?
i'm good! how about you?
kuch nahi, meh hindu malum nahi
oh, takpe2 saya tak berbahasa hindi
ka haa dard hei?
sakit dekat mane?
shukriya
terima kasih
khuda hafiz
bye2
Hindi not enough for ya? Let's have Chinese take-outs!
chou san! kui pintoi?
gmrning! g manee??
Sadly, that's all I know. Well, not really know...my friend taught me just now, just for the hell of it. I don't even know if it's correct! Me and Anip seriously xde keje tadi haha. Dude, you owe me more Hindi lessons! hehe (kononnya wanna be like Dr. Rafidah lah ni ek haha).
So, what's the significance for me to learn these languages? I'll tell you, there are alotta patients in the ward that don't know how to speak Malay and/or English. It's either we learn their language a bit, or we might need a translator, which is pretty tedious and difficult.
p/s: wanna learn? click here!
.khuda hafiz, l e n a.
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5 years ago
5 comments:
cool!
farah blajar dulu, nnt bleh ajar ain plak!=)
i used to be able to understand hindi language..didn't know how to speak it, but i could understand if i heard the sentence:)
but now, things aren't the way they were before..heehee:P
ain: hahaha bleh2...tp klu ajaran sesat, sorrylah eh? =)
igniz: i bet you just love watching all those hindi movies dulu2, don't cha? hehe
hey, hope everythin's goin well for ya. :P
ada lg la, X-kuang! hahaha
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