Wa Si Hokkien Lang

I was quite surprised to read the comments from the previous post. Thanks for being so supportive.

Despite the encouraging comments, I’m adamant to discontinue blogging.

Thanks again. I really appreciate it.

KAM SIAH!

I lied. Sorry.

There was never any IT Manager in his late 20s writing a Hokkien blog to tell stories. I often think of being an adult and blogging in the perspective of an adult.

I’m just a 21 year old undergraduate from MMU Melaka. I’m studying in the IT faculty (FIST) and expecting to graduate within two years. Two years, that’s if I work hard enough. Believe me I’m working very hard to graduate as soon as possible.

My Hokkien sucks, I know. No need to judge me on that. I ran into a lot of difficulties translating my thoughts to Hokkien. I am really a Hokkien. My dad’s a Hokkien and my mom’s a Hakka. I can’t speak any Hakka though. My parents communicate in Hokkien and that’s how I picked up the tongue.

So now you know. There was never a hokkienlang. It’s all a big lie.

I’m sorry for making up stories, folks. It’s just an experiment to see if I could bring any difference to the blogging community. I did, some bloggers actually blogged in Hokkien in one of their articles! Kudos for that.

This is probably the last ever post I’m gonna do in this blog. I won’t delete the blog, however. Maybe years from now I could check out my old posts and revise a little Hokkien myself!

Take care. Bye.