A recent report featuring Malay-language grammarian Professor Emeritus Datuk Dr Nik Safiah Abdul Karim says slang is a sign that language is alive and well, so we ask you: Do you still use the slang of your youth? 


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A recent report featuring Malay-language grammarian Professor Emeritus Datuk Dr Nik Safiah Abdul Karim says slang is a sign that language is alive and well, so we ask you: Do you still use the slang of your youth? Image Credit: Shutterstock

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Do You Still Use the Slang of Your Youth?

Machang MP Wan Ahmad Fayhsal Wan Ahmad Kamal has urged the government to consider the death penalty for drunk drivers who cause fatal accidents. This comes after a fatal accident happened in Klang recently, that caused the death of a man. The driver later tested positive for both alcohol and drugs. So we ask our listeners: Would you support the death penalty in fatal DUI cases? How else can we deter drunk driving?



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Machang MP Wan Ahmad Fayhsal Wan Ahmad Kamal has urged the government to consider the death penalty for drunk drivers who cause fatal accidents. This comes after a fatal accident happened in Klang recently, that caused the death of a man. The driver later tested positive for both alcohol and drugs. So we ask our listeners: Would you support the death penalty in fatal DUI cases? How else can we deter drunk driving? Image Credit: Shutterstock

Is Death Penalty the Answer to Fatal DUI?

A new Museum of Youth Culture in London is set to open in May this year with a collection of over 100,000 items, highlighting everyday objects that reflect youth identity across generations. This got us thinking about items from our youth that shaped our own generations. So we asked our listeners: What is an item that best represents your youth?


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A new Museum of Youth Culture in London is set to open in May this year with a collection of over 100,000 items, highlighting everyday objects that reflect youth identity across generations. This got us thinking about items from our youth that shaped our own generations. So we asked our listeners: What is an item that best represents your youth? Image Credit: Pexels

What Item Represents Your Youth?

With Hari Raya and Chinese New happening back to back this year, we've experienced consistent weeks of celebrations and fireworks. But with these fireworks come accidents, noise complaints and the like. So we ask our listeners: how do they really feel about fireworks, are they fun or are they a nuisance? We also discuss if there is a safer way to enjoy them. 


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With Hari Raya and Chinese New happening back to back this year, we've experienced consistent weeks of celebrations and fireworks. But with these fireworks come accidents, noise complaints and the like. So we ask our listeners: how do they really feel about fireworks, are they fun or are they a nuisance? We also discuss if there is a safer way to enjoy them. Image Credit: Shutterstock

Do You Still Use the Slang of Your Youth?

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