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  1. pisangPisang literally means "banana," but colloquially it is used to describe feeling extremely bored, mentally exhausted, or having nothing to …Malay
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  2. potong stimA mood killer or killjoy; to ruin the fun.Malay
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  3. seganShy, reluctant, or too embarrassed to do something.Malay
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  4. SelambaGenerally means acting cool, unbothered, nonchalant, or poker-faced. (also spelled selamber)Malay
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  5. sentapHurt or offended by a remark, like being yanked.Malay
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  6. sienBored, fed up or weary of something. From Hokkien. Also spelt sian.Hokkien
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  7. songHokkien for happy, satisfied, feels good.Hokkien
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  8. stimHyped up or fired up with excitement, from English 'steam'.English
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  9. suiCantonese/Hokkien for unlucky or lousy (also spelt suay). Careful: Hokkien 'sui' can also mean pretty!Cantonese, Hokkien
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  10. syokAwesome, enjoyable, deeply satisfying. Also spelt syiok, shiok.Malay
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  11. tensionStressed or worked up. 'Don't tension' means calm down.English
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  12. terasaFeeling hurt, or taking something personally.Malay
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  13. wah piangHokkien exclamation of shock or frustration, a close cousin of walao. Also wah piang eh.Hokkien
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  14. walaoHokkien exclamation of disbelief or annoyance, like 'oh my god'. Also spelt wah lau, walao eh.Hokkien
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