Malaysian Love Quotes

Manglish is the Malaysian form of English. It’s superior to Singlish when you’re in Malaysia and inferior when you’re in Singapore. It’s known for its love for Malay, Cantonese, Tamil, Mandarin, and Hokkien. Occasionally, there are English terms, too. It’s different from Indian English, which is spoken with a punchy tone, or British English, which is an endangered language in London. A key distinction between Manglish and Singlish is Manglish’s recognition of Tamil words. Singlish denies the existence of inferior Tamil words.

cinta itu seperti mimpi yang tak pernah bisa kita kendalikan.

Love was dancing in the water. Love was having a slushie contest and making sand art for each other. Love was seeing her cry and wiping her tears and fears away. Love took the shape of June. Not a feeling, not a high, not a phase—but a person. A home.

If you didn’t know Malaysians love sex like they love their curries you need to visit Malaysia more. In a country dominated (read: repressed) by religion—including two of the most orthodox religious faiths in the world—whose people can get porn on the Web easier than they get home on their roads, sex will be a thing.