na-tut

There is this German guy in my department at work.

My boss jokingly called him kedekut over a Toblerone bar. And he asked her what kedekut was.

She told him to write it down on paper and ask his girlfriend what it means.(Assumption: his gf his Malaysian la kot)

To rebart and show off his wide vocab in BM, he asked us back if we knew what na-tut means.

As expected, we went "HUH????"

He then smugly smiled and claimed that he knws words that we dont.

When asked what na-tut means, he said that it means tired and sleepy.

We smiled at each other, and laughed.

"Its NGANTUK laaaaa! not Na-Tut!!"

he smiled sheepishly when my colleagues tried to teach him how to pronounce it.

then he conveniently announced that he had a meeting to go to.

The ENd