Where was �金囗 ?
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maybe u want to spell out in english how its being pronounced? should we read that in cantonese or hokkien?
BTW, where is beh kio? white bridge in hokkien?... maybe poolman want to start a thread on old street name? and lao jiao can contribute so we newbies can learn a thing or 2... who knows... maybe zaibao may pick it up and write a feature on it too... haha
is it banana road in hokkien?
Originally posted by Rooney9:is it banana road in hokkien?
Pls support Rooney9's Man-u forum. He's so lonely there, talking to himself. very pathetic.
Originally posted by Sandisct:BTW, where is beh kio? white bridge in hokkien?... maybe poolman want to start a thread on old street name? and lao jiao can contribute so we newbies can learn a thing or 2... who knows... maybe zaibao may pick it up and write a feature on it too... haha
Norfolk Rd/ Owen Rd area...
Shld be HDB blocks 40 - 50+ one.
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Over here....Folks.
�金囗 (sound Hokkien or Teochew)。 Near 山仔顶 Chulia Street ? or places / streets around there。
Anyone can advise where was �金囗 ? Near 山仔顶 Chulia Street ? or places / streets around there ?。
Originally posted by Fhlew:Where was �金囗 ?
Are you nostalgia? It must be "kiau keng kau" lah....I remember my grandfather used to bring me there when i was young to jalan jalan and then walk to "teo chew kuay" to have teo-chew porridge - bread with kaya toast very famous in those days.
"Kiau Keng Kau" means "mouth of the gambling den" literally translated from Hokkien. Somewhere near China Street.
Thank you. You are indeed very helpful. We used to live in Cross Street. I'm referring to "赌间�" ("Kiau Keng Kau "/ "Kian Keng Khau ") and now China Street. Thanks again. Cheers !!!