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Posted by Flavia Guimaraes on May 29, 2002 at 22:29:57:

In Reply to: Re: Can someone translate collard to Bahasa Malay for me?? posted by John-Paul on May 29, 2002 at 21:37:00:

Dont have.I have already checked on the OXFORD,WEBSTERs and DESK ENCYCLOPEDIA.I gave the list of the greens in english to my secretary, she smiled and said "Dont know!!".
It's not easy to be EXPA!Ask to the Americans who are living here!!
My maid after long and exhaustive researches found what she thinks is water cress in the supermarket.Land at sight!!Thanks God!

Flavia

: Sorry, can't help you there. Time to break out the English to Malaysian translation dictionary.

: John-Paul
: : Dear all

: : It's very easy for you fellow herpers to feed your iguanas with collards, mustards, turnip greens, dandelions, watercress, endive, escarole, hibiscus leaves, squashes,etc...You just have to go to the supermarket and buy all these greens!
: : I live in Malaysia and in the local market, where there is a greater quantity of greens, all is written in Bahasa Malay(Malaysia language!!)!!My family dont like greens very much (we had very bad experiences with greens in Thailand and in Egypt where we lived for seven years!)so I dont know the difference between the greens I saw in the shelves!!

: : Flavia

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: Dont have.I have already checked on the OXFORD,WEBSTERs and DESK ENCYCLOPEDIA.I gave the list of the greens in english to my secretary, she smiled and said "Dont know!!". : It's not easy to be EXPA!Ask to the Americans who are living here!! : My maid after long and exhaustive researches found what she thinks is water cress in the supermarket.Land at sight!!Thanks God! : Flavia : : Sorry, can't help you there. Time to break out the English to Malaysian translation dictionary. : : John-Paul : : : Dear all : : : It's very easy for you fellow herpers to feed your iguanas with collards, mustards, turnip greens, dandelions, watercress, endive, escarole, hibiscus leaves, squashes,etc...You just have to go to the supermarket and buy all these greens! : : : I live in Malaysia and in the local market, where there is a greater quantity of greens, all is written in Bahasa Malay(Malaysia language!!)!!My family dont like greens very much (we had very bad experiences with greens in Thailand and in Egypt where we lived for seven years!)so I dont know the difference between the greens I saw in the shelves!! : : : Flavia

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