DollyKim wrote:Does anyone have any of the Ariel Book of Fantasy anthologies? I wonder if that's where I saw a picture of a butterfly that has stuck with me all these years.
Iwa_Hoshi wrote:Evelien wrote: They're called kroepoek in Dutch
Lol. the cracker went that far
I call it 'Koropok' here (Malay for cracker. The Dutch and British were colonial masters in my part of Asia some time back, so I'm a little surprise it went all the way there).
Evelien wrote:Vetinari, prawn crackers are the only thing prawn I'll eat as well. I've tried eating shrimp on several occasions because my boyfriend's father really wants me to like them but I just can't.Iwa_Hoshi wrote:Evelien wrote: They're called kroepoek in Dutch
Lol. the cracker went that far
I call it 'Koropok' here (Malay for cracker. The Dutch and British were colonial masters in my part of Asia some time back, so I'm a little surprise it went all the way there).
Yep, that word stuck with us from that period of time ^^. Where are you from again? Can I say selamat makan? ^^
Iwa_Hoshi wrote:Evelien wrote:Vetinari, prawn crackers are the only thing prawn I'll eat as well. I've tried eating shrimp on several occasions because my boyfriend's father really wants me to like them but I just can't.Iwa_Hoshi wrote:Lol. the cracker went that far
I call it 'Koropok' here (Malay for cracker. The Dutch and British were colonial masters in my part of Asia some time back, so I'm a little surprise it went all the way there).
Yep, that word stuck with us from that period of time ^^. Where are you from again? Can I say selamat makan? ^^
Singapore. Off the southern tip of Malaysia
I'm Chinese so I don't exactly use ''selamat makan' (Indonesian I believe)
Evelien wrote:Yes, it's Indonesian. I'm sorry, I wasn't sure where you were from
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