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Monday, October 23, 2006

Hokkien Songs lesson:

Bleh =p Just some that i like and can find from youtube. But some are sung by different singers. You need to read the lyrics in dialect then you'll fully understand the story behind each song! Hhahaha

Chor Luan, meaning first love.

Ghim Pao Yin

Can't remember the title but i used to sing it with my uncle in the van while we're on our way to fetch his now-wife-girlfriend-back-then.

Last one for today!

Bang Tiong Eh Qjing Way


posted @ Monday, October 23, 2006

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