Mi
MI adj. "crushed", expired
PANG-TALAI (thai)
This is a common Hokkien phrase. Mi means crushed as in "crushed dream", "crushed hopes" or expired, as in expired food items.
Hokkien-speaking people uses the word mi very liberally. Especially after the event on Monday!

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PANG-TALAI (thai)
This is a common Hokkien phrase. Mi means crushed as in "crushed dream", "crushed hopes" or expired, as in expired food items.
Hokkien-speaking people uses the word mi very liberally. Especially after the event on Monday!

Follow the heartbreak on The Star: Commodity slump hits Asian stocks.
SISUAHLAI.
1 Comments:
When we play jiab yi diam (21) during CNY, the word Mi is very sui wan!!!
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