Kaput!

Posted by Planet Malaysia on January 26, 2007

I learn a new english word – kaput.

For the past, I never know the word “kaput” is english word until I saw an article about Google Germany goes kaput.

So what is kaput?
Kaput mean ‘broken, ended, useless, defunct, ruined, wrecked, finished’

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