Vehicles Sustain Damage At Cirkewwa Ferry Terminal

Jan 7 2024

In videos shared to social media by @jaermertens, vehicles at the Cirkewwa Ferry Terminal can be seen having sustained serious damages, possibly due to the storm that hit the islands overnight.

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A Tallinja bus’ windshield could be seen having been absolutely battered, with the glass dangerously caved in and on the brink of shattering.

The destination display screen was also damaged. Other cars in the parking area had windows torn off and windshields, as well as bumpers, destroyed by the intense weather.

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Popular TikToker Attempts to Decipher Maltese Language in Viral Video

Jan 7 2024

In a light-hearted and entertaining TikTok video, popular creator Lingualizer, known for decoding various languages, took on the challenge of deciphering the Maltese language during a chance encounter with a random passer-by. Lingualizer, confident in his abilities, declared that he would reward the stranger €5 if he failed to accurately guess his language.

To the surprise of Lingualizer and his viewers, the Maltese man stumped the TikTok sensation, prompting Lingualizer to suggest ‘Lithuanian.’ However, the passer-by, showcasing a touch of class, graciously declined the offered money, turning down the €5 reward. The TikTok video captured this charming moment, praising the man for his refusal and dubbing him as “classy.”

The light-hearted encounter not only showcased the linguistic diversity present in Malta but also highlighted the good-natured spirit of both Lingualizer and the passer-by. The video’s engaging content resonated with TikTok users, adding another entertaining episode to Lingualizer’s repertoire of language-related challenges on the popular social media platform.

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Maltese DJ Debrii Breathes New Life Into Classic Maltese Track

Jan 7 2024

Maltese DJ and Producer Debrii recently took to social media to share a sneak peek of his remix of Sammy Bartolo/New Cuorey’s song ‘Għajnejn Sbieħ.’ The snippet quickly gained ground, capturing the attention and admiration of patriots and music enthusiasts on various platforms.

@iamdebrii Esperiment mużikali b’waħda mill-favoriti tiegħi ta’ Sammy Bartolo / New Cuorey… 🇲🇹 Inlestuha jew? 👀 #malta🇲🇹 #maltatiktok #maltesemusic #maltatok ♬ original sound – DEBRII

Debrii’s remix clip amassed tens of thousands of views, likes, and comments, as fans eagerly expressed their enthusiasm for the fresh take on the Maltese language-infused track. Some praised Debrii’s innovative approach, hailing it as a means of celebrating and rejuvenating the Maltese language in music.

The positive response has left followers clamouring for more, with calls for the full release of the remix echoing across social media. The marriage of modern electronic music and Maltese culture is something which the local DJ has gained a reputation for and, given that Sammy Bartolo and New Cuorey are amongst the most respected in Maltese music history, the fusion just makes sense.

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Christmas Decorations Should Be Removed During 1st Week of 2024, Poll Says

Jan 7 2024

The age-old debate about the perfect time to bid farewell to Christmas decorations found clarity in a recent poll conducted by Malta Daily. The question of ‘When is the right time to take down your Christmas decorations?’ drew responses from followers of the page, shedding light on diverse traditions and preferences.

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An overwhelming 83% of participants leaned towards the ‘1st week of January’ as the appropriate time to dismantle the festive adornments, aligning with the post-New Year tradition. Surprisingly, 5% advocated for an early start, suggesting ‘Boxing Day’ as the ideal day to part ways with holiday décor, while a daring 12% expressed a desire to keep the festive spirit alive throughout the entire year.

As for the current status of decorations, the poll revealed that 50% had already bid adieu to their festive embellishments, embracing the post-holiday cleanup. In contrast, 38% admitted their Christmas decorations still adorned their homes, holding onto the festive atmosphere a little longer. Notably, 12% abstained from participating in the decoration ritual altogether, opting for a more minimalist approach to the holiday season.

Have you taken down your decorations yet?

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