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  1. sap sap suiCantonese for a piece of cake, very easy.Cantonese
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  2. sapuMalay for sweep; slang for taking or finishing everything.Malay
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  3. SelambaGenerally means acting cool, unbothered, nonchalant, or poker-faced. (also spelled selamber)Malay
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  4. selipar JepunRubber flip-flops, the unofficial national footwear. Literally 'Japanese slippers'.Malay
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  5. sembangMalay for chit-chat. 'Sembang kencang' means talking big without doing anything.Malay
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  6. sendTo take or drop someone off. 'Send me to the airport' means drive me there.English
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  7. sikit-sikitMalay for little by little, or just a little bit.Malay
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  8. simplyManglish for randomly or carelessly, as in 'don't simply say'.English
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  9. skodengTo peep at or spy on someone secretly.Malay
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  10. stayManglish for live or reside. 'Where you stay?' means where do you live.English
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  11. sudah makan?'Eaten yet?', a common Malaysian greeting that really just means 'how are you'. Also dah makan?Malay
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