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Stupid KTM Ticketing Machine | Mike's Adventures in Malaysia
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Mike's Adventures in Malaysia. Adventures and thoughts of a Kiwi living in Malaysia. Stupid KTM Ticketing Machine. Stupid KTM Ticketing Machine. I was really angry about that, since it was because of their stupid ticketing machine that I’d missed the train. I could have probably gotten on that train if I’d gotten the ticket and some change from the machine. However, I had to wait the next train wasn’t scheduled to arrive until 6:45. The Class 82 KTM train that I got on. Interior of the Class 82 train.
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Mike's Adventures in Malaysia. Adventures and thoughts of a Kiwi living in Malaysia. I enjoy taking photos around Malaysia, particularly of things which don’t exist in New Zealand. I also just like playing around with my camera at times. I’ve uploaded quite a number of my photos to my Picasa Web Albums. You can access my albums here. Http:/ picasaweb.google.com/scottymalaysia. Leave a Reply Cancel reply. Enter your comment here. Fill in your details below or click an icon to log in:.
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Mike's Adventures in Malaysia. Adventures and thoughts of a Kiwi living in Malaysia. I work as a language teacher for a language centre called Standard Language Centre. I mainly teach English, but I also teach a one-to-one French class. I have taught Japanese and Mandarin in the past at the centre. I am a Saivite Hindu, and I pray mainly to Lord Ganesha, the elephant-headed God who removes obstacles from one’s life, and the Holy Mother. Http:/ commonenglishmistakes.wordpress.com. Enter your comment here.
WARNING – ATM CARD THEFT TRICK – DON’T BE FOOLED! | Mike's Adventures in Malaysia
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Mike's Adventures in Malaysia. Adventures and thoughts of a Kiwi living in Malaysia. WARNING – ATM CARD THEFT TRICK – DON’T BE FOOLED! So, when you’re at the bank:. 8211; Cover the keypad with your hands while entering the PIN. 8211; Don’t be distracted in any way by anyone, whether it is dropped money or anything else. 8211; Keep your eyes on the card slot until your card comes back out. 8211; Check the signature on the back of your card each time to make sure it is your signature. Laquo; To a Mouse.
To a Mouse | Mike's Adventures in Malaysia
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Mike's Adventures in Malaysia. Adventures and thoughts of a Kiwi living in Malaysia. At work, we’d been having problems with a rat or a mouse leaving droppings all over the place. We were instructed to take our rubbish and throw it in an outside bin to stop the mouse or rat getting at it. I’m annoyed now that I didn’t get a photo of the mouse in the trap. Laquo; Kelana Jaya Line signs still playing up. WARNING – ATM CARD THEFT TRICK – DON’T BE FOOLED! Date : September 24, 2009. Leave a Reply Cancel reply.
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All’s Well that EndS Well | Common English Mistakes
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Helping Malaysians (and others) to speak and write better English. July 20, 2009. All’s Well that EndS Well. In English, we have a distinction between singular (one of something) and plural (two or more of something). While there are some exceptions, the majority of plurals end in s. For example: book s. Therefore when you use a noun in English, you need to make the distinction between singular and plural. This ending is crucial to writing and speaking proper English. Why am I mentioning this? Because ma...
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Helping Malaysians (and others) to speak and write better English. Archive for December, 2009. I always sleep late…. On December 13, 2009. Mike's Adventures in Malaysia – my personal blog. I always sleep late…. The truth about bungalows. Can I have your company chop? 8220;It’s” and “Its”. Fill up , Fill in and Fill out. Blog at WordPress.com. Follow “Common English Mistakes”. Get every new post delivered to your Inbox. Build a website with WordPress.com.
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Helping Malaysians (and others) to speak and write better English. August 19, 2009. 8220;It’s” and “Its”. Even native English speakers get these two words confused. So I’ll provide a guide on how to use them correctly. 8220;It’s” is a contraction (short form) of “it is” (它是/. This short form is usually used in speaking, for example: “ It’s. A nice day today”. When you write formal letters or documents, it is better to use the full form “It is”. Malaysia must protect it’s own interests. 8220;Oh, no! The c...
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“Fill up”, “Fill in” and “Fill out” | Common English Mistakes
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Helping Malaysians (and others) to speak and write better English. August 12, 2009. Fill up , Fill in and Fill out. These expressions are very commonly confused by Malaysians. I’ve even seen a sign in a bank with this mistake. I’ll provide the definitions of each of these terms (from Wiktionary):. Fill in –. Transitive) to complete a form or questionnaire with requested information. Fill out –. Transitive) to complete a form or questionnaire with requested information. 8220;Fill up” CANNOT. Fill in your ...
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Helping Malaysians (and others) to speak and write better English. July 19, 2009. 8220;To Send” and “To Take”. In Bahasa Melayu, you might say:. Surat ke nenek saya. This means “I will. A letter to my grandmother”. However, the verb. Is also used in the following way:. Kanak-kanak ke sekolah hari ini? The same Malay verb is used in both sentences, however, it cannot be translated the same way in the second sentence. The second sentence correctly translated into English is:. The children to school today?
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“Last time I…” | Common English Mistakes
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Helping Malaysians (and others) to speak and write better English. July 26, 2009. The expression “last time” is one of the most common expressions that is used wrongly in Malaysia. The Chinese translation of “last time” is 上次. Not 以前. While there is no direct Malay translation of the term, “lepas” is used to mean “last” in the sense of “last week, last month” (minggu lepas, bulan lepas) etc. 8220;Last time” refers to a specific occurrence of something. It cannot. 8220;I used to. Be a manager”. 8220;Spoil...
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Can I have your company chop? | Common English Mistakes
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Helping Malaysians (and others) to speak and write better English. September 11, 2009. Can I have your company chop? In the business world of Malaysia, you will find people asking for a “chop”. Foreign businesspeople would be totally bewildered hearing this, and would wonder what on earth these people are talking about. They are referring to a. The reason that “chop” is used to mean ‘stamp’ in Malaysia is that it is a corrupted version of the Hindi word छ प. I only like lamb. It should take just one good.
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The truth about bungalows | Common English Mistakes
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Helping Malaysians (and others) to speak and write better English. November 20, 2009. The truth about bungalows. The term ‘bungalow’ is very often misused by Malaysians, even those who speak good English. The same is true for Singaporeans. The definition from Wiktionary is as follows:. A small house or cottage usually having a single story. Here is a picture of a bungalow:. A bungalow in California, USA. Laquo; Can I have your company chop? I always sleep late…. On January 10, 2011. Mike's Adventure...
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“To stay” and “to live” | Common English Mistakes
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Helping Malaysians (and others) to speak and write better English. August 5, 2009. To stay and to live. These two words are commonly confused by Malaysians. I will start off by providing the definitions of each (as per The Oxford Online Dictionary. Along with the Malay and Chinese translations:. Chinese 住在) – make one’s home in a particular place or with a particular person. Chinese 留) – live somewhere temporarily as a visitor or guest. Example: I’m staying. At the J.W. Marriot Hotel. So we see that live.
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I always sleep late… | Common English Mistakes
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Helping Malaysians (and others) to speak and write better English. December 13, 2009. I always sleep late…. This came up during one of my classes. A Malaysian would understand the title of this post to mean something different (and almost opposite to the intended meaning) than a native English speaker would. Let’s start at the beginning, shall we? The Malay word for “sleep” is. The Chinese word for “sleep” is 睡觉 (shuì jiào). You rest for (in a state of reduced consciousness). To specify when you. Which b...
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Mike's Adventures in Malaysia. Adventures and thoughts of a Kiwi living in Malaysia. KTM put up signs at their stations before Hari Raya saying “Maaf Zahir dan Batin” (I ask forgiveness for any physical and emotional wrongdoings). They have a lot of forgiveness to ask for, especially after what happened today (today in Hindu time). I went back down to the platform and waited. Another annoucement said that the train would be there in 15 minutes (I think it was at Bandar Tasik Selatan at that point)...
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