Categories in malaysia traveling gula sugar = gula in malay. gula in portuguese = gluttony. :) Post author By ana Post date July 8, 2008 3 Comments on gula ← my dip → “all meats are halal” 3 replies on “gula” and these are also among words believed to have been borrowed from Portuguese: bendera (flag) bola (ball) boneka (doll) garpu (fork) gereja (church) keju (cheese) mentega (butter) Natal (Christmas) jendela (window) bomba (firemen) roda (wheel) p.s. did you know that there’s Portuguese Village here in Malacca? if i’m not wrong, that should be Malaysia Airlines :D Leave a ReplyYour email address will not be published. Required fields are marked *Comment * Name * Email * Website Save my name, email, and website in this browser for the next time I comment. Δ
and these are also among words believed to have been borrowed from Portuguese: bendera (flag) bola (ball) boneka (doll) garpu (fork) gereja (church) keju (cheese) mentega (butter) Natal (Christmas) jendela (window) bomba (firemen) roda (wheel) p.s. did you know that there’s Portuguese Village here in Malacca?
3 replies on “gula”
and these are also among words believed to have been borrowed from Portuguese:
bendera (flag)
bola (ball)
boneka (doll)
garpu (fork)
gereja (church)
keju (cheese)
mentega (butter)
Natal (Christmas)
jendela (window)
bomba (firemen)
roda (wheel)
p.s. did you know that there’s Portuguese Village here in Malacca?
if i’m not wrong, that should be Malaysia Airlines
:D