While talking to my dearest friends on the phone or merely just hang out together, i notice that adages are used in our conversations. These adages are not new and we used to learn them way back during our school years! As i rarely include them in my daily chats or topics of discussions, therefore it's hard for me to have a clear meaning of each adage, especially malay adages. Eventhough i don't quite understand to what each adage means but some that are mentioned, sounded very familiar and seemed easy to explain (but in my case, so hard to define!!).
Coincidentally, while flipping the newspaper today i found some adages, which would be useful for me to use in the near future or merely just for my own knowledge.
I'm sure most of you have heard the phrase blood is thicker than water.
As for the Malay versions for this phrase would be..
"ayer di cincang tidak akan putus"
&
"carik-carik bulu ayam, lama-lama cantum semula"
Source from News Straits Times, Thursday, November 19, 2009, Life&Times, Page 5
As for the Malay versions for this phrase would be..
"ayer di cincang tidak akan putus"
&
"carik-carik bulu ayam, lama-lama cantum semula"
It's been a long time since i've heard these adages & am glad to be educated again! hehe..
*Should there be any good adage that u wish to share,
please do share them with me! =)
Luv Luv!
*Should there be any good adage that u wish to share,
please do share them with me! =)
Luv Luv!
Source from News Straits Times, Thursday, November 19, 2009, Life&Times, Page 5

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