Yesterday, PrimeTime Asia host Timothy Go posted a funny video of himself attempting to shield his tummy from the camera, something many of us are guilty of doing.
In the video, he refers to his tummy as the "perut", which is what it means in Malay.
Fans and friends have been commenting on the post, which now has close to 4,000 views on Facebook, calling the Channel NewsAsia presenter "cute" and asking how he knew about the Malay word.
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Yesterday, PrimeTime Asia host Timothy Go posted a funny video of himself attempting to shield his tummy from the camera, something many of us are guilty of doing.
In the video, he refers to his tummy as the "perut", which is what it means in Malay.
Fans and friends have been commenting on the post, which now has close to 4,000 views on Facebook, calling the Channel NewsAsia presenter "cute" and asking how he knew about the Malay word.
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