The meaning of our nicks

[mamuta]

My nickname means one kind of milk that I like most

Perhaps I'm too stupid to understand...Please explain it to me...

[Melek]

?Rasheed? is my first name, it means the wise man.

about myself...Melek is my first name...its a word of arabian origin,means 'angel' in English..

I suppose your name should be "malak" "???? ?? ???"
your name is very beautiful...

Thx a lot ,RASHEED,I also like my name..maybe its origianlly MALAK,but it has changed to MELEK in my country..in order to be close to azeri pronunciation possible..anyway its meaning is 'angel'..

[nightwish]

nightwish- it's a name of metal band.

[sweets]

my nick name is sweets cuz. ilike sweet things and i hope to have a sweet life.

[Bambang]

Dear all.

Bambang is a common name here in Indonesia.

Our president's name is Susilo Bambang Yudhoyono.

I am not related to our president at all.

The letter "a" in "Bambang" is pronounced like "a" in "car" instead of "a" in "cat"


To be honest, I'm intersested to give comments on your names based on Indonesian tongue.


First, Melek.

about myself...Melek is my first name...its a word of arabian origin,means 'angel' in English..

I suppose your name should be "malak" "ملاك أو ملك"
your name is very beautiful...

In Indonesia, your name would be "Malik" with the same meaning, "angel or king"


Second, Hardi.

It's a common name here.
But frankly speaking, when the first time I saw your name, I was imagining a hardy person or a stubborn one. Sorry if I am to be frank.


Third, Tora.

It's not commoan here, but one of our greatest movie stars nemed Tora Sudiro.


Fourth, Dixie.

It's not common here, but it sounds nice and catchy.
I like that name. Simple and cute.


Fifth, Rasheed.

It's common here, but we spell it "Rasyid"


Sixth, nightwise and sweets.

Absolutely not common here.
But nice and catchy.


Seventh, SanjaDz, Vinamilk, Edu.

Strange for Indonesians' tongue.


Lastly, Mamuta.

It sounds scary to us, or at least to me.

[Hardi]

Dear all.

Bambang is a common name here in Indonesia.

Our president's name is Susilo Bambang Yudhoyono.

I am not related to our president at all.

The letter "a" in "Bambang" is pronounced like "a" in "car" instead of "a" in "cat"

I'm surprised that this is common name. I thought that it's a troll's name, that u made up by you'r self, from word bang by adding Bam to beginning of it. But frankly, (not psychologically or maturely) speaking. It fits to you perfectly.
To format own posts, you often use huge red fonts. that bang into my eye. Even though they are sometimes, too often too flummery.

[Vega]

Dear all.

How about me?..your supernatural assistant.

[Bambang]

Dear all.

Bambang is a common name here in Indonesia.

Our president's name is Susilo Bambang Yudhoyono.

I am not related to our president at all.

The letter "a" in "Bambang" is pronounced like "a" in "car" instead of "a" in "cat"

I'm surprised that this is common name. I thought that it's a troll's name, that u made up by you'r self, from word bang by adding Bam to beginning of it. But frankly, (not psychologically or maturely) speaking. It fits to you perfectly.
To format own posts, you often use huge red fonts. that bang into my eye. Even though they are sometimes, too often too flummery.

Dear Hardi.

If you someday come to Indonesia, make sure that you pronounce "bambang" correctly.

Don't pronounce it like "bang" in "big bang" or
"bang... bang... bang..." you dead or "don't bang the door."


Dear Hardi.

My nick has nothing to do with "troll" or "fishing".

For your information, frankly speaking, "bambang" is in top fifty here. Even our president's name is Susilo Bambang Yudhoyono.


Psychologically speaking, you are right saying that that name fits me. Thank you anyway.

By the way, what did you man by saying "flummery" in your post? Could you please elaborate it?

To format own posts, you often use huge red fonts. that bang into my eye. Even though they are sometimes, too often too flummery.

Thanks in advance dude.

[Melek]

First, Melek.





In Indonesia, your name would be "Malik" with the same meaning, "angel or king"

Malik & Melek are quite different names..Malik is male,but Melek female..& the meanings are also different.

[Bambang]

Dear Melek.

Could you please explain how to pronounce "Malik and Melek" and the meaning of both and other differences between the two?

Thanks.



Dear my supernatural assistant, Xkalibur.

To be honest, when the first time I read your nick, I was laughing to death. Your nick is very strange to Indonesian names. It also sounds weird, dirty and full of pornography .


Here is the meaning of your nick based on Indonesian words.


"X" symbolizes "porn"


"kali" means "river"

"bur ( bubur)" means "porridge". "Bur (bubur)" also means something too late or useless or dirt.


Can you imagine???


To us, as Indonesians, your nick means:

The dirt from the porn rivers


Ha ha ha ha...

L o L


I'm sorry my friend, I can not control my laughter.
I'm laughing to death.


Dear my assistant, could you please tell me the story behind your name or at least its meaning so that I could control my laughter.


But frankly speaking, it's very easy for me to remember your nick.

Yours is one of the nicks that’s very familiar to me.


After you explain it, I might be able to analyze your nick based on my psychological and supernatural analysis.