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2021-02-17 10:04:42
[每日一詞] vociferous /vəˈsɪf.ɚ.əs/ adjective 大聲疾呼的；大聲叫喊的；喧嚷的 expressing your opinions loudly and strongly. 搭配詞: be/become vociferous in 因／在～抱怨、吵鬧 •L...
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2020-07-09 10:52:24
大聲丸 📢._. ------------------------------ 今天的字 音量越大印象越深 ._. ------------------------------ vociferous「大聲叫喊的；喧嚷的」 來自拉丁文的 vox（voice）+ ferre（to carry） 可以形容...
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2020-05-09 13:32:32
Hi all, Salam sejahtera semua. Recently I have not frequented the social media as often as I used to. Sebab sakit hati I baca content that pops up. F...
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vociferous 在 Sam Mak 大宝 Facebook 的精選貼文
國慶日快樂。
讓我也說一個真人真事。那天帶著小孩在廣場的parking fee machine 前面，因為我的紙鈔一直被彈出來，我後面排隊的人已經開始發出嘖嘖聲，我差點就按cancel。結果就在那刻，隔壁的馬來男孩問我：kurang berapa? 我說：2 ringgit! 他二話不說，攤出4張1零吉。我快手的抽出兩張，把parking ticket 拿出來。
後來，我把錢包裡2塊錢的零錢給了他，他搖搖手說: tak payah。 我還是給了他，我說：lain kali u boleh tolong orang lain! Terima kasih banyak banyak!
#我生活中的馬來西亞
#國慶日快樂
Hi all, Salam sejahtera semua.
Recently I have not frequented the social media as often as I used to. Sebab sakit hati I baca content that pops up. Friends and fans shooting vulgarities at each other, all due to some very petty issues. It is not the Malaysia I fought for.
When I met Lin Dan during the 2006 Malaysian Open final, I thought I would lose when I trailed at 13-20. It was impossible. Against the most talented man with a 7 point match point deficit, I was already thinking about what to eat for dinner.
I was tired and dejected. I looked up to the crowd. Their vociferous support never wavered. Then I saw a Malay girl, maybe around 8ish years old putting both hands together with her eyes closed. She was praying for me.
The other side of the stadium I saw an Indian gal, crying. I dunno if she crying for me, but I assumed she was.
Then another corner, my friend’s Son; a ten year old Chinese boy was shouting my name so loud that the umpire had to gaze that corner hinting him to lower down his voice.
I knew I couldn’t give up. The whole Malaysia prayed for me to win. A Malaysia consisting of kawan, ah ne, and Heng Dai. A colourful Malaysia. A Malaysia where I eat Roti Canai for breakfast, Nasi Lemak for lunch and Char Koey Tiao for dinner.
We Malaysians are better than these, my friends.
5 years ago, there was a hilarious report from a someone who said Malaysian Chinese would support Lin Dan it was a Lin Dan- Misbun fight. First and foremost, who are u to say these when faith and loyalty shouldn’t be your forte . Second of all, as a Malaysian who know these two players, of course I support Misbun. Misbun is my countryman, Lin Dan is not. Misbun won, my country happy, everyone happy, maybe got cuti. If Lin Dan won, ape gua dapat?
We Malaysians lepak sekali, mamak sekali, look after one another tak kira kaum. We cheer for our country Malaysia. Are we going to stop all these because of one random voice from the building?
Don’t let petty issues like Dong Zong Nor Khat tear us apart,
Don’t let minor people spreading racial hate beat us,
Don’t let insentive people pull our nose out of our sanity,
Don’t let the anasir jahat (from the Chinese , Indians and Malays) defeat our country, our people.
Malaysians are much much bigger than these. Tunjukkan kita jauh lagi teguh dari semua nonsense ini. Spread love not hate!
I want my sons and grandchildren to have their Malay and Indian friends. I want them to feel safe in Malaysia. I want them to fight for the flag, like how I did for u guys in the last decade.
When Malaysia won the Thomas Cup in 1992, Punch Gunalan was the team manager, Razif was the Captain, Rashid was the most talented, Kok Keong was the fighter and Beng Kiang delivered the winning smash. It was a beautiful Malaysia, multiracial. Don’t kill it .
Happy birthday soon, Tanah tumpahnya darah ku. Kesetiaan kepada Raja dan Negara.
最近的社交媒体充斥着暴力和仇恨的语言，这，并不是我熟悉的马来西亚。
2006年大马公开赛决赛，我和林丹的比分来到了13-20，我落后林丹整整7分！当时的我很累很沮丧，在我濒临放弃的时候，我抬头，看到了全马来西亚人不分你我，全民同心，都在为我加油鼓励，Lee Chong Wei , Malaysia Boleh，这几个字围绕着整个球场仿佛劝我不要放弃！
我爱的马来西亚真的很美。所以，
别让董总课题、爪夷文书法鉴赏这样的小问题撕裂我们，
别让那些传播种族仇恨的小人扰乱我国的秩序，
别让麻木不仁的人牵着我们的鼻子走，
别让外来的负面消息影响我们的国家，我们的人民团结。
还记得1992年当马来西亚第一次拿下汤姆斯杯冠军的时候吗？那时候的球队经理是Punch Gunalan，队长是Razif，我们还有最全面Rashid，最有战斗力的傅国强，还有搭配谢顺吉拿下关键一分的苏明强；最后一球落下，当时电视前或在Mamak档看比赛的大家相互拥抱，全民欢腾举国同庆，这就是美丽的多元种族马来西亚，不要扼杀了它的美好。
我爱我的国家，有国才有家。
明天就是831马来西亚独立日，
让我们手牵手，把马来西亚的多元美好进行到底。Tanah tumpahnya darah ku.🇲🇾
#happymerdeka2019
#iamleechongwei
#wearemalaysian
#spreadlovenothate
#malaysiaismycountry
vociferous 在 Thedj :Anson阿晨 Facebook 的最佳解答
Proud 。 #malaysian
Hi all, Salam sejahtera semua.
Recently I have not frequented the social media as often as I used to. Sebab sakit hati I baca content that pops up. Friends and fans shooting vulgarities at each other, all due to some very petty issues. It is not the Malaysia I fought for.
When I met Lin Dan during the 2006 Malaysian Open final, I thought I would lose when I trailed at 13-20. It was impossible. Against the most talented man with a 7 point match point deficit, I was already thinking about what to eat for dinner.
I was tired and dejected. I looked up to the crowd. Their vociferous support never wavered. Then I saw a Malay girl, maybe around 8ish years old putting both hands together with her eyes closed. She was praying for me.
The other side of the stadium I saw an Indian gal, crying. I dunno if she crying for me, but I assumed she was.
Then another corner, my friend’s Son; a ten year old Chinese boy was shouting my name so loud that the umpire had to gaze that corner hinting him to lower down his voice.
I knew I couldn’t give up. The whole Malaysia prayed for me to win. A Malaysia consisting of kawan, ah ne, and Heng Dai. A colourful Malaysia. A Malaysia where I eat Roti Canai for breakfast, Nasi Lemak for lunch and Char Koey Tiao for dinner.
We Malaysians are better than these, my friends.
5 years ago, there was a hilarious report from a someone who said Malaysian Chinese would support Lin Dan it was a Lin Dan- Misbun fight. First and foremost, who are u to say these when faith and loyalty shouldn’t be your forte . Second of all, as a Malaysian who know these two players, of course I support Misbun. Misbun is my countryman, Lin Dan is not. Misbun won, my country happy, everyone happy, maybe got cuti. If Lin Dan won, ape gua dapat?
We Malaysians lepak sekali, mamak sekali, look after one another tak kira kaum. We cheer for our country Malaysia. Are we going to stop all these because of one random voice from the building?
Don’t let petty issues like Dong Zong Nor Khat tear us apart,
Don’t let minor people spreading racial hate beat us,
Don’t let insentive people pull our nose out of our sanity,
Don’t let the anasir jahat (from the Chinese , Indians and Malays) defeat our country, our people.
Malaysians are much much bigger than these. Tunjukkan kita jauh lagi teguh dari semua nonsense ini. Spread love not hate!
I want my sons and grandchildren to have their Malay and Indian friends. I want them to feel safe in Malaysia. I want them to fight for the flag, like how I did for u guys in the last decade.
When Malaysia won the Thomas Cup in 1992, Punch Gunalan was the team manager, Razif was the Captain, Rashid was the most talented, Kok Keong was the fighter and Beng Kiang delivered the winning smash. It was a beautiful Malaysia, multiracial. Don’t kill it .
Happy birthday soon, Tanah tumpahnya darah ku. Kesetiaan kepada Raja dan Negara.
最近的社交媒体充斥着暴力和仇恨的语言，这，并不是我熟悉的马来西亚。
2006年大马公开赛决赛，我和林丹的比分来到了13-20，我落后林丹整整7分！当时的我很累很沮丧，在我濒临放弃的时候，我抬头，看到了全马来西亚人不分你我，全民同心，都在为我加油鼓励，Lee Chong Wei , Malaysia Boleh，这几个字围绕着整个球场仿佛劝我不要放弃！
我爱的马来西亚真的很美。所以，
别让董总课题、爪夷文书法鉴赏这样的小问题撕裂我们，
别让那些传播种族仇恨的小人扰乱我国的秩序，
别让麻木不仁的人牵着我们的鼻子走，
别让外来的负面消息影响我们的国家，我们的人民团结。
还记得1992年当马来西亚第一次拿下汤姆斯杯冠军的时候吗？那时候的球队经理是Punch Gunalan，队长是Razif，我们还有最全面Rashid，最有战斗力的傅国强，还有搭配谢顺吉拿下关键一分的苏明强；最后一球落下，当时电视前或在Mamak档看比赛的大家相互拥抱，全民欢腾举国同庆，这就是美丽的多元种族马来西亚，不要扼杀了它的美好。
我爱我的国家，有国才有家。
明天就是831马来西亚独立日，
让我们手牵手，把马来西亚的多元美好进行到底。Tanah tumpahnya darah ku.🇲🇾
#happymerdeka2019
#iamleechongwei
#wearemalaysian
#spreadlovenothate
#malaysiaismycountry
vociferous 在 唐家婕 - Jane Tang Facebook 的最佳解答
一個政治人物的告別，可以讓在光譜兩端的人們暫時放下歧見，圍成一個圓圈。
哲人日已遠，典型在夙昔。
想著McCain留給美國人民最後遺言的一段話：
「We are three-hundred-and-twenty-five million opinionated, vociferous individuals. We argue and compete and sometimes even vilify each other in our raucous public debates. But we have always had so much more in common with each other than in disagreement. If only we remember that and give each other the benefit of the presumption that we all love our country we will get through these challenging times. We will come through them stronger than before. We always do.」
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「我們是3億2500萬各執己見、喧嚷不休的個體。我們公開辯論時十分喧鬧，大家彼此爭吵，相互競爭，有時甚至相互詆毀，但彼此的共同點，始終遠遠超過我們的歧見。只要我們記得這一點，願意先相信對方，認定大家都愛我們的國家，那麼，我們就能安度目前這個挑戰的時刻。度過挑戰之後，我們會比先前更為強大。」