#Malaysian Chinese

[chloemokthequeen]

The book is finally out!

Here's a line:

Amidst her chant, she mumbles under her breath some noises that sound like self-directed arguments where she can find no answers to as she spirals into a dark pit of trepidation and angst. Her anxieties have never been clinically diagnosed but are plain to see. Her chronic compulsions have blistered her palms and fingers; they are almost always wrinkly from endless washing. In thirty minutes, her chore is complete and she meticulously hangs her clothes piece by piece, flatly on a rack to dry under the sun.

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[yourdailyqueer]

Shelley Parker-Chan

Gender: Genderqueer (she/they)

Sexuality: Queer

DOB: N/A

Ethnicity: Malaysian Chinese, white

Nationality: Australian

Occupation: Writer, diplomat, activist

[khali-pap]

Thinking like what if Su Xing has a nickname for Ganondorf, or specifically since Ganon, that being "Ganonga"

Not "Ganon-ga"

But "Gan-nonggg-gah"

Assuming people reading this have more western accent, it's kinda like

"Guh/Gah-nongg-gah"

I think from the way Su Xing says it, it's always a very playful and loving sounding name. I think even in the very earlier games where it was just Ganon he called him this, and when he is Ganondorf, he also still calls him this but of course with more conscious thought that he's okay with it.

You could also interpret it as Su Xing's accent, he always says something like auuu, lah, lao, lo, or such so maybe at first it bloomed as an accent thing but I think it's deeper than that.

Like -dorf notes on Ganondorf's human gerudo form, but for Su Xing to use "nga" especially in the context of when he was just Ganon is Su Xing's way of accepting Ganon as his family, as one of him. Which in the place of a naga, especially in an Agua Zhu'er context, that is very personal.

As Su Xing is a naga I think it is like a more personal suffix to add "nga" to his name.

Perhaps with -dorf, Su Xing may say his name as "Ganongadoh" or if he is speaking more slowly, "Ganongadorf", but the f is still not strong and more of just a huff of air in the way he pronounces it.

I think this makes more sense if you know what a malay accent sounds like and how people generally sound like when they are speaking malay, and it's also to note this may lean more to malaysian chinese type accent cause Su Xing is malaysian chinese and so am I as we are both malay too.

[thenarrativeofjohnsmith]

Studies in Malaysian Chinese Worlds - Sharon A. Carstens

white woman authored book but my mum got it for me so i shall read lol

[ishiplove]

source

[cinematic-explorations]

(via Michelle Yeoh wins best actress award, making Oscar history | AP News)

[roobiedo]

Ah Beng Miku

[palossssssand]

I hit 'em with the human beam

[lewisarchive]

To celebrate their 30 year partnership McLaren and Hugo Boss organized the "Dress Me for the Finale" competition which selected designs for Sir Lewis Hamilton and Jenson Button to wear on qualifying Saturdays (2011)

[kaitcake1289]

i cant stop drawing them help

[chloemokthequeen]

It's available on Kindle now! #HwaALateBloomer

[yourdailyqueer]

Faline San

Gender: Transgender man (he/they)

Sexuality: Bisexual

DOB: 30 April 2004

Ethnicity: Chinese

Nationality: Malaysian

Occupation: Youtuber

Note: Has ADHD and Epilepsy

[zef-zef]

Flora Yin-Wong - Trigram for Earth (Portraits GRM, 2024)

[morethansalad]

Stuffed Long Beans with Spicy Gravy (Vegan)

[vetteldixon]

happy 10 year anniversary to the post multi 21 press conference when seb said ‘mark doesn’t deserve that’

[gomzdrawfr]

Sometimes im reminded that Malaysian tend to have like the habit of switching up languages with no big issues and forgot that not everyone can do that

I went to the local food market, the type that is out in the open with several stalls all placed together closely and its crowded and stuff right

So I talk to my brother and sister in English, Mandarin + Cantonese to my mom and dad. If we're ordering food from the aunty uncle, we either use hokkien / fujian or Malay (depending the race of the seller)

There was a neighbouring customer who were white(think they were from America judging from the bag and general mannerism) that started talking to my dad and he was just saying how insane we sounded switching languages around HAHA