👉 The quick brown fox jumps over the lazy dog while he's away on a mission to make fun of "kawabata moroko." He starts with a jab at the name, saying, "So what if kawabata is from Mekong," and then goes on to mock the country as "mamak" (meaning "cowardly") or even "kojuk" (meaning "coward").
"Kawabata moroko" is a slang phrase that is often used to insult or ridicule someone, especially if they are from a country where it's popular. It's not just in Malagasy but also in many other languages around the world, including Vietnamese, Tagalog, and Spanish. An example sentence: "How dare you call me kawabata moroko!" is an edgy way of saying something nasty about someone who thinks they are from Mekong or some other place.
