Monday, February 1, 2016
Li'ieng
Li'ieng is an adjective to describe hardness of an object as in Rock or metals. Sometimes it can be used to describe a behavior of a person who don't listen to anyone. The superlative of Li'ieng is Kinakang that make up the word "Li'ieng Kinakang" which means it so hard and nothing can break it.
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