Abalone.
Hari Raya. Open house.
The meaning of “Latah”.
Green poop.
Killing chicken.
Eating wild animals.
Eating pig’s head to pig’s tail.
Penang tourist attractions.
Nutmeg at Kek Lok Si.
Penang Hill.
Moon Gate.
Special guest appears.
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John & Co,
Just a suggestion re listener participation. If you figure out a way to accept calls rather than you making all the calls, it might provide another cost-effective option for you unless all the calls you made are free. It’s really “p kao lao sai” for us to call from Oz to US. U might want to expand your topics beyond Penang in the future. At least, your fan base is definitely beyond the boundary of Penang. Lu lan kueh tao li hai liao.
I enjoy listening to it! tks for the effort. You guys are so funny!
Katak: Good idea. We will definitely go beyond Penang. The main thing is the dialect, and it doesn’t have to always be about Penang, as long as we are utilizing Penang Hokkien. We’ll take up on that idea.
Regarding the phone calls. Most people in Penang that I called, still do not have an inexpensive way of calling the USA. I know from Oz might be cheaper. So, another option is to have them use their PC to call in. I have a Gizmo conference number, but it’s not working as well for people from Malaysia. It will cost them an arm and a leg to call into that number. Ideally is to have everyone on the computer, then no one’s paying anything extra. But for the content of the show, I don’t mind spending my own money to make those calls. On my other show Ongline Podcast I have a donation link. That’s how listeners can help fund some of the show. But I don’t think it’s appropriate to implement that on this show yet.
Bee Ean: Thanks for listening, and thanks for the compliment. We hope you’ll continue listening to the show.
though I do not understand what you were talking about (I am hokkien-retarted) but I laugh with you!!! Good show!! hahahaha
Wah! So happy to hear all of you guys enjoy the show..
We talk crap all the way man..
hahahah….
i think you guys did a phenomenal job! my children (un)fortunately don’t understand hokkien and was asking who’s the one with the evil laughter 🙂 you talk like how i would with my family & friends back home; cam cam rojak gong ga liao!!
Thanks to ?? and Ah Cent. I think they did a fabulous job too. I will definitely have them back.
Ah Jing: Thanks for laughing with us, especially for not understanding what we’re talking about. I have another listener from Thailand, who likes to laugh with me, not understanding anything too. We’ll talk about your show and the interview in email.
PulauGirl: Thank you for checking out the show. I think the younger generation, especially if you’re living abroad, is losing the dialect. I’m hoping with the show, we can actually putting it down in audio format. At least they get to listen to the beauty of our very unique dialect.
haha. lu lang kau giak hoh chio lol
i started with #15. i dont believe i sat thru the whole stream 🙂 think u need some guest callers from the vulgar group. hokkien is the most vulgar dialect in malaysia anyways 🙂
Vulgar is okay for us! Are you vulgar? You can give me some phone numbers. I can call you. Email me at ongline at gmail.com
huahauhauhuaua wa chio kau em cia lan arrrr…
lu lang cin lucu arrrr
tu bak, tu to, tu nao, tu… tu lan