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  1. Turun PadangIn Malaysian slang and casual conversation, "turun padang" means "to pull up" "show up" or "get hands-on".Malay
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  2. where gotManglish for 'no way' or 'that's not true', borrowed from Chinese grammar.Rojak (mixed)
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  3. why you so like that one?Manglish complaint meaning 'why are you behaving like this?'.English
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  4. yau mo gau choCantonese for 'are you kidding me?!'.Cantonese
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  5. ye keMalay for 'really?' or 'is that so?'. Also spelt ya ka, iye ke.Malay
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  6. you know or not?Manglish for 'did you know?', usually right before juicy gossip or a fun fact.English
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