Let us learn a little bit history. So what are we going to learn here is how did i get the username 'luqmangg'.
Back then, i always help my father fill in the online form when he wanted to register accounts to play games, participate in some contests but he refused to use his real name. He, somehow, sticks to this one username, which is mambangg. So, one day, this father introduced and asked his cute son to join and play a game called Travian.
this is how travian looks like.
To play this game, of course you need a username (it's not an username right? cause it sounds like university). It's a game where we will be a leader to a village, build it and attack other village, join clan. It sounds like clash of clan. The interesting thing is you only play it with malaysians. There are games for other countries as well, so you can test your skill in other countries server/medium/platform whatever it is. So my father already had his username, mambangg so i need my own username too.
It became easy when you have N at the end of your name and you have Terengganu background with you. For Terengganus/Terengganuian/Terengganuas (i'm still weak with this), every words that ended with N must be pronounced with G; ikang, makang, luqmang (luqmangg is better), nuringg (eh siapa ni? hehe). So there you were, within few minutes the word luqmangg popped in my mind and it became and still be my username.
I once heard some people taught it is luqman-gg, you know when people says luqman-jiji, that's how it's heard and that's so wrong. You just have to add g after n so it sounds luqmang.. mang.. say mangga (mangoes in malay) and throw ga away. That's it. Simple. Don't get it wrong again, okay?
That's all for our history class today.