Back by 'popular demand'. I was pleasantly surprised by the encouraging comments by my Hainanese readers in the previous 'Comic With Hainanese Dialogue'. As a disclaimer, my Hainanese is hardly anywhere near perfect and do correct me if I'm wrong. Oh yes, the 'fan-subs' are switched on by default this time. Have fun ;)
Editor: Ay, what're you doing?
Woman: I'm filling out my appraisal form. *Sigh..* Very Boring.
Editor: Why is it boring?
Woman: It's the same questions every year, I don't know what to write.
Editor: HEH! Write down you hope the company will promote you.
Woman: Promotion? Promotion my backside! The company increased our workload without raising our salary. So angry!
Editor: Don't be angry. If you're often angry, you'll age sooner.
Woman: Hmm...correct, correct. I'm not afraid of anything except ageing.
Editor: Hehe. Er...
Woman: What's the matter?
Editor: Look what's behind you.
Woman: AHH! Smash it quickly! Ee-Yer!!
Editor: Er...I'm also afraid of cockroaches.
Woman: Hiyah! So angry!
9 comments:
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"ma! time for our hainanese lesson!"
heehee~
dude.you're hainanese too?
To crimsonwolf:
如假包换 (If fake, will refund)
:)
Good to know another Hainanese reader.
hahahaha yeap indeed.it's rare to find a hainan now.
Love the hainanese comics! It took me awhile to read it coz my hainanese is "rusty".
More please :)
sioh gow gua kai dou hiah! du kai gong kia na ku siang. hai nam nang na gu oh dweh. Dialogue Ta-oh diow soot? Bo kai liat.
For the benefit of non-Hainanese speaking readers, reader 'james' commented he laughed until his tummy ached and would like to know how I came up with the dialogue for this comic.
To james:
Dialogue han nong kai yee nwee soet lai. XD
Translation: The dialogue wormed its way out of my ear. XD
Btw, you can read more of my comics featuring the Hainanese dialect by clicking the link below:
>> More Hainanese comics
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Don't know why, everytime I hear pretty girls speak in Hainaese, Teochew or Hakka, I feel their attractiveness dips a little.
Maybe the only time I usually hear those dialects is when I'm at the wet market...ha ha ha
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