Read the satirical blog Stuff Malai Like for some humor on “the wide spectrum of strange malais presently living in East Timor”. Malai is the Tetum language word for foreigners or expatriates.
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Read the satirical blog Stuff Malai Like for some humor on “the wide spectrum of strange malais presently living in East Timor”. Malai is the Tetum language word for foreigners or expatriates.
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Worth noting this had to have been inspired by the blog Stuff Expat Aid Workers Like http://stuffexpataidworkerslike.com, which of course was inspired by an even more infamous blog in the US.