Mari Belajar Kacap Terlabik

Mari Belajar Kacap Terlabik

Saya tak tau berapa orang yang tahu cakap terbalik nih. Sebabnya , fenomena ni berlaku zaman zaman orang orang yang tengok Back to the Future semasa berumur lingkungan darjah darjah dan awal tingkatan..ekekeke...

Meh ler saya ajarkan ya..

Mula -mula kita mesti paham suku kata perkataan ya adik-adik. 

Contohnya, MA - KAN . Ada berapa sukukata adik-adik? Ya, betulll...Dua suku kata. 
* Terus feeling-feeling buat cerita win lose or draw versi melayu tuh zaman dulu tuh, yang buat bentuk bulat, " Idea keseluruhan" , lepas tu letak dua jari atas belakang lengan, "dua suku kata". ekeke..

Ok, berbalik kepada suku kata tadi. 

MA - KAN. Cara untuk menterbalikkan perkataan itu yelah, dengan menggantikan huruf pertama suku kata kedua kepada huruf pertama suku kata pertama, vice versa.

Contoh : Cakap terbalik ma-kan ialah : KA - MAN. Lihat ya, adik-adik, dengan magicnya huruf itu telah ditonggang terbalikkan. 

Saya buat ayat penuh yaa, " SA-YA SU-KA MA-KAN NA-SI" Bila diterbalikkan, jadi, "YASA KUSA KAMAN SANI"..Ada paham kaluuu? 
Itu baru basic, ada lagi peraturan lain. Perlu diingat ya, bahawa perkataan yang diterbalikkan hanya untuk kata kerja, atau kata nama yang tiada imbuhan. Eyceh, macam cekgu BM kan? Kalau ada imbuhan, huruf tak perlu diterbalikkan disuku kata pertama itu. Contohnya kalau kita tulis , "MEMAKAN NASI" , dia akan jadi "MEKAMAN SANI", atau "BERLARI" akan jadi , "BER-RALI". Ingat, kita sentiasa tak mau kacau imbuhan ya..

Dan juga peraturan lain, jikalau sekiranya suku kata kedua ayat tersebut bermula dengan huruf vokal, huruf kedua suku kata pertama itu yang ditukargantikan dengan huruf pertama sukukata pertama. 
Contoh, : BU-ANG akan jadi U-BANG. Ayat, " Pergi buang sampah!" menjadi, "Gerpi Ubang Pamsah!" 

Contoh seterusnya, kalau permulaan perkataan ialah hurug "ng" , seperti ngadap, ngapdet, huruf pertama suku kata kedua itu akan digantikan dengan dua huruf "ng" di suku kata pertama itu yach. 
Contoh ayat: "Mari ngapdet blog" akan jadi, "Rami dapnget blog" 

Senang je, ok ? Ada soalan? 

Untuk kerja rumah latih tubi hari ini, sila translatekan ayat yang makincek tulis ni. Jawapan pertama yang betul akan menerima air stabak pilihan hati anda sendrik..huhuhu..

Ayatnya berbunyi begini: 

"Yasa memang dakte jeke ubat jerka murah ni. Pamheh tebul la. Nyabak jeke aku nak ubat radi ubat denme denme liga ni. Roang remeng je yang gangsup kiut kacap yasa nih. Paktelah, nanti padat lebanja tesabak...ekekekeke" 

Sekian.
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KAMUS JOHOR

KAMUS JOHOR

BAHASA orang Johor tidak banyak loghat yang sukar difahami. Ini kerana bahasa dari kebangsaan Johor-Riau ni lebih kurang dengan Bahasa Malaysia. Bahasa yang biasa di gunakan di TV. Tapi ek,

Tapi ada juga loghat daerah yang lebih halus lagi seperti dari daerah Muar, Segamat, Batu Pahat, Sg Rengit, Kuala Sedili yang mempunyai loghatnya tersendiri. Ini tidak termasuk darei loghat dari bangsa seperti Jawa, Banjar, Bugis dan sebagainya

Air Tawo – Air Tawar
Anu - sesuatu
Apesal - Apa Pasal
Bak - bawa
Bandor – Bandar
Belajor – belajar
Besor – Besar
Bobos - bocor
Buboh - letak
Bopeng - Segan
Cador – cadar
Calor – calar
Cenonet - kecik
Dedor - Tak Sihat
Engko – Engkau
Esbok – Peti Sejuk
Endut - gelpren / awek
Epok-Epok - Karipap (inti sardin + kentang)
Gambor – Gambar
Gebor – selimut
Gobok – Almari
Gembeng - kuat nangis
Hangen – angin
Hantor – hantar

Jajan – Makanan Ringan
Jerang - masak air/nasi
Jotos - sekel
Kang - nanti
Kejor – Kejar
Kelakor - Kelakar
Kolah - tempat simpan air
korang - engkau orang
Kosi – kerusi
Kaus - katil
Kopok - Keropok
Kapok - Padan muka
Katup - Tutup
kudut - Kecik
Keding - kurus
Kendian - Kemudian
Ketengek - malu
Lantak - hentam keromo
Lapor – Lapar
Lawo – cantik
Leceh - lambat
Lece - Tilam
Longgo - Longgar
Muor – Muar
Membokoh - melahap / gelojoh
Menyasor - Mencari
Menjajor - huru hara
Menjejes - Mengiur
Men - Main
Ngeteh – Minum air di kedai
Nonong - tanpa memperdulikan apa-apa pun
Nengok - Tengok
Nyando - Sandar
Ngongot - Merungut
Pasor – pasar
Pepah - hentak
Peel - Perangai
Pasor Lambak – Pasar Malam
Pestol – pistol
Roti Prata - Roti Canai
Rambah - Basah lencun
Sarap - Sarapan
Sigong - Menyiku
Segor – segar
Selipor – selipar
Sebok - Sibuk
Saing - Bersama / serentak
Sogame – Sekolah agama
Sokkabor – Surat Khabar
Selongkor - Selongkar
Sandor - Sandar
Semangka - Tembikai
Sekel - sama dengan 'jotos'
Semorang - semua orang
Tampor – tampar
Terpeleot - terseliuh
Tikor – tikar
Tombot - pelupusan sampah
Tualo - tuala
Telap - Bekas Makanan
Tak Aci - tak Adil


Ada lagi, sila tambah2. . .hehehehehhe
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Pantun Johor DT

Jaga gawang penuh cabaran

Tugas berat Zamir Selamat

Kental hati terima dugaan

Al-Hafiz sedia jadi penyelamat

Budak botak dari kempas

Tugas kapten bawa semangat

Kamarul Afiq berhempas pulas

Moga julang piala dan pingat

Rambut style pakai blyckrim

Nombor lapan posisi tengah

Memang dia Safiq Rahim

Kadang rambut belah tengah

Perut kembung penuh isi

Makan sebelum ke stadium Paroi

Penyerang hebat Johor dt

Itu dia Nunez Si Boroi

Datang Johor nama Wak Lan

Turun padang bukan poyo

Bakti sungguh menentang lawan

Jersi sembilan milik Mat Yo

Main bola cedera di kaki

Pergi hospital naik teksi

Awek nampak pasti berlari

Adil dan Zaquan kembar Sensasi

Pakai Jersi nombor sepulo

Dari Brazil netap di Johor

Gelaran dia Andrezinho

Impian bawa Johor mashur

Duta motor memang ranggi

Bawak awek pergi sedili

Sepak bola bersepai gigi

Jangan tanya safee sali

Piala Malaysia impian kami

Legenda 1991 masih di ingati

TMJ kebanggaan kami

Guiza dan Nero tetap di hati

Nukilanku ® aHmaD

1.20 a.m

Pantun Johor FA

Pantun versi Johor FA

Penjaga gawang tinggi lampai

Garang dipadang, hati berbunga

Nombor satu moga dicapai

Sasi Kumar tetap dibangga

Muhd. shaizil nombor tiga belas

Pertahanan kental untuk johor

Kerja keras bahu digalas

Terus berbakti demi johor

Masuk padang cari rezeki

Posisi tengah jati diri

Johor FA megah bakti

Rashid Aya nama diberi

Boy Khairul nama di pesbuk

Kapten pasukan caranya kawan

Musuh di lawan tidak bertumbuk

Pantang menyerah sebelum lawan

Pemain import Amerika Latin

Cakap melayu sopan sebutnya

Orlando memang hensem maskulin

Sekali serang lawan gol jawabnya

Jagoan muda dapat khidmat

Nakal di padang itu caranya 

Ezequiel Gallegos nama tersemat

Suka beraksi gaya solonya

Muhd. shaizil nombor tiga belas

Pertahanan kental untuk johor

Kerja keras bahu digalas

Terus berbakti demi johor

Jurulatih Johor diberi tugas

Azmi Mohamad serius orangnya

Teknik serang dan lari pantas

Moga juara pasukan kesayangannya

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Story : History of Legoland

THE HISTORY OF LEGOLAND

With the recent opening of Legoland Florida, the total number of Legoland parks has been bumped up to five. Legoland Florida is the second Lego theme park to open in the United States and is now the largest of all the Legoland parks. The focus of this article, however, is the first ever Legoland, which is located in the hometown of the legendary toy bricks, Billund, Denmark. Legoland Billund opened in 1968 and since then has become Denmark’s largest tourist attraction outside of Copenhagen.

The story of Legoland Billund begins with the toy bricks invented by Ole Kirk Christiansen, a carpenter from Billund. Christiansen first began producing toys under the name Lego in 1934. At this time Legos weren’t the interlocking plastic bricks that we know today, but wooden toys and blocks built to a high standard of quality that Christiansen believed was missing in most toys. This commitment to high quality toys is reflected in the name Lego, which comes from the Danish “leg godt,”or “play well.” It wasn’t until 1947 that Christiansen first began experimenting with plastic bricks. The interlocking system was introduced two years later in 1949, but it would take another nine years before a patent for the Lego we are familiar with was obtained in 1958. Sadly, that was the same year that Ole died after suffering a heart attack.

Under the direction of Ole’s son, Godtfred, Lego began producing their unique puzzle-like models, rather than just bricks, out of their factory in Billund. It was the factory itself that first inspired a Legoland park. Over the years, numerous Lego sculptures had been added to the exterior of the factory. Godtfred noticed that these colorful statues were drawing a large number of tourists to Billund each year just to stand in front of the factory and look at them. When the number of visitors started to reach 20,000 a year, he hit upon the idea of setting up a more unified collection of Lego displays and billing it as an attraction.

When Legoland Billund first opened its doors to the public in 1968, it was just half the size it is today at 125,000 square feet. In the early days of Legoland, the park was solely an exhibition of Lego models. Tourists came from all over to see miniature models of houses and famous landmarks built entirely out of the small plastic bricks. Even as Legoland expanded over the years, and added a variety of new attractions, this Miniland will always be at the heart of the theme park’s experience.

As of today, Legoland Billund has used over 58 million individual bricks to create not just models of buildings, but also many moving vehicles such as planes, cars, boats, and trains. Since 1968, the park has doubled in size and added many new theme areas such as Duplo Land, Imagination Zone, Legoredo Town, Adventure Land, Lego City, and the Knight’s Kingdom. Not only do these themed areas feature some of Lego’s most popular characters and creations, but they also include rides and other entertainment for people of all ages. Duplo Land, for example, is built with the oversized Lego designed for children under six. Here they will find building stations, slides, and a Duplo Brick train they can ride. Over at the Knight’s Kingdom, you’ll find rides for bigger kids such as The Dragon, a roller coaster which combines a dark ride through medieval Lego scenes with exciting drops.

The next Legoland to open was Legoland Windsor in 1996, followed by Legoland California in 1999, and Legoland Deutschland in 2002. Like the original Legoland in Billund, the heart and soul of each park is Miniland. In addition to landmarks from around the world, each park features many local landmarks built with Legos. No matter what new character or theme is added to the park, there seems to be a never ending fascination with real world people and places built out of Legos. As long as these colorful plastic bricks continue to capture the imagination of our children, there’s no doubt that Legoland will always be one of the top destination for kids. -EntertainmentDesigner

History of Legoland