Macam Like

Bruneians typical tautology (unnecessary repetition);

MACAM LIKE

Everyone knows macam means like and like means macam, so if you put them together it'll will sound like this;

MACAM MACAM

or

LIKE LIKE

Bruneians usually use them like this; (e.g)

• *woman talking to waitress*

"Do you have something, MACAM LIKE a plate?"

Of course the waitress will come back to her with a Frisbee. HAHA.

• Another example, *woman talking crap*

"Atu wah, like-like, MACAM LIKE, for examle, like-like, MACAM LIKE a pig"

• Example 3, *me, talking MACAM LIKE*
  

webcamig with MACAM LIKE zirahhhh

so,
PEOPLE PLEASE, STOP THE TAUTOLOGY, MACAM LIKE, PLEASE?