I really love the Peranakan Baba Nyonya (Chinese) culture.. Apart from Baba Nyonya, there are Peranakan Chetty/Chitty (Indian), Peranakan Portugis/ Kristang (Portuguese) & Jawi Pekan or Jawi Peranakan (South Indian Muslim+Arab). Although the Peranakans are strongly influenced by the Malay cultures but they are not Muslim like the Malay, except for the Jawi Peranakan. Baba Nyonya are mostly Buddhist, Chetty are Hindus, and Kristang are Christian.
It is indeed a nice wayang to catch up with family! I am proud to be one even though it is just celop (half) blood in it! It is really rare to hear any peranakans speaking Baba patois anymore especially my generation. I still can speak Baba Patois with a balance of english and dialects while my mum is not peranakan excepted my dad.
Manyak kamsiah bikin ini wayang. Bahru tengok, panday Sekali. Gua ingat bombok lama, mama, Mak Koh, Mak um, Chek Chek, wa wak, ee Poh, semua. Ah Kong gua tak pernah nampak. Tapi hati gua, selalu Nyonya.
Thank you for sharing this. I am probably only 1\8 peranakan...I do recall all the innudenus n the mix of languages... I can see to put English subtitles is not a good thing as it lose the manner of speaking in peranakan...
@@elshiadianita8112 my Mama who was Indonesian Nyonya never allowed us to use “gua” and “lu”. Always “saya” and we use “Mama” or “Papa” for “you” when speaking to them.
Ini Bahasa Melayu loghat Baba Nyonya. Cina Peranakan mahu bercakap Bahasa Melayu sebab itulah tidak ada masaalah perkauman diantara orang Cina Peranakan dengan orang Melayu.
@@natara2384 now that women are already empowered, should female roles continue to be played by males? why aren't nyonya women encouraged to take agency over their portrayal in mainstream media?
I really love the Peranakan Baba Nyonya (Chinese) culture.. Apart from Baba Nyonya, there are Peranakan Chetty/Chitty (Indian), Peranakan Portugis/ Kristang (Portuguese) & Jawi Pekan or Jawi Peranakan (South Indian Muslim+Arab). Although the Peranakans are strongly influenced by the Malay cultures but they are not Muslim like the Malay, except for the Jawi Peranakan. Baba Nyonya are mostly Buddhist, Chetty are Hindus, and Kristang are Christian.
Unik kaum paranakan baba n nyonya ni.. Suka tengok sketsa ni.. Terbaik dan terhibur menonton nya
Suka dengar baba dan nyonya bercakap
bestnya dengar cina cakap melayu baba nyonya
Rasa terhibur penuh pengajaran.
Best cita ni i like
It is indeed a nice wayang to catch up with family! I am proud to be one even though it is just celop (half) blood in it! It is really rare to hear any peranakans speaking Baba patois anymore especially my generation. I still can speak Baba Patois with a balance of english and dialects while my mum is not peranakan excepted my dad.
watched this sitcom thrice and it brings out that precious Baba-Nyonya family inner life, bravo and well acted, kam siah to all involved
it touches me to see this wonderful play..
'Po Chye' jemur kering menjadi 'Chye Po' goreng telur makan dengan bubur boleh habis lima mangkuk. Maklum..ya!
kus semangat sampei 5mangkuk ，orang satu pun tak luak luak
GT Lye still has after all these years. Well done to the entire cast!
Manyak kamsiah bikin ini wayang. Bahru tengok, panday Sekali. Gua ingat bombok lama, mama, Mak Koh, Mak um, Chek Chek, wa wak, ee Poh, semua. Ah Kong gua tak pernah nampak. Tapi hati gua, selalu Nyonya.
Beautiful performance from them. 👍👍
Thank you for sharing this. I am probably only 1\8 peranakan...I do recall all the innudenus n the mix of languages...
I can see to put English subtitles is not a good thing as it lose the manner of speaking in peranakan...
I am a true blue Nyonya. We don't use 'saya' in our speech.That's a Malay word. We use "gua " and "lu ".
true👍👍
Tapi 'saya' ada kata-kata arus, kah? 'Gua' ada kasair?
In Indonesia, there are "gua" and "lu" too. Batavian (Betawi) accent. But these words are considered as rude. "Saya" is more neutral and more polite.
Orang tionghoa di tempatku biasa bilang kita orang untuk saya atau aku hehe
@@elshiadianita8112 my Mama who was Indonesian Nyonya never allowed us to use “gua” and “lu”. Always “saya” and we use “Mama” or “Papa” for “you” when speaking to them.
Most entertaining skit. Syabas!!!
Well done all.... Looking forward for more wayang
I love it!! 🥰🥰🥰🇲🇾🇲🇾
The best story.... So tq so much
fantastic & amazing play and casts... 👏👍
True! Millennial era
terhibur 😂 terbaik 👏❤️
Confirm the translator cannot pick up the accent.
Proud
Sangat bagus! Kamsiah!
Since bagi kepok tu touching juga tengok nyonya And hock seng.. Sedihh nyaa
💙💚❤️🌹🙂
Hadir...
Betul cakap nak 'see broken' macam macam perkara.
Kamsiah. Seronok nengok
Itu dipanggil 'Queen's Control', 'No Entry, Resident Only'...'One Way'...sampai 'No Through Road'...belum 'Mati Road' tanda Highway Code. "Boey Tahan!"
This is pranakan singapura
Jatuh macam 'nangka kering' tak berat angkat dan tanpa getah.
I wish there are subtitles, it would gain a bigger audience
Sama macam nenek gua
Beliau suka duduk 'HOME ALONE!' di rumah sendiri.
Baba malay a unique creole
Swee
Ini Bahasa Melayu loghat Baba Nyonya. Cina Peranakan mahu bercakap Bahasa Melayu sebab itulah tidak ada masaalah perkauman diantara orang Cina Peranakan dengan orang Melayu.
Sorry dah...tanam 'money plant' bila bila nak duit.
is cross dressing part of nyonya culture? there seems to be a tendency of males dressing up as females in media representation of the baba nyonyas...
Yes, it's actually a part of our culture. Because back then women weren't allowed on stage.
@@natara2384 now that women are already empowered, should female roles continue to be played by males? why aren't nyonya women encouraged to take agency over their portrayal in mainstream media?
Belajar tinggi jangan jadi 'coloured water' atau 'siak chwee' nanti warna sombong hilang terus...habis!
Laki ke perempuan yg tua ni😅