Saya rasa, ada baiknya kita mulakan thread baru untuk peminat bahasa Malaysia
I think its better to start a thread for those who loves Malay Language
North_Malaysian, mari kita jangan campur-adukkan dengan Bahasa Indonesia
North_Malaysian, lets not mix this with Indonesian Language
Mungkin ada rakan-rakan yang berada di Kanada, Amerika dan Australia sudah rindu untuk berbual dalam bahasa ibunda
Maybe there are friends from Canada, US and Australia miss it so much to chat in mother-tongue language
Do not miss the new thread " Jawi Kaligrafi"
Malay is my 4th Bahasa. I need your translation.
If you need translation inro Arabic, I am at your service.
How tasty Menyeghok!
Thanks Brother
Fortunately, my embarrasing circumstances made me switch from Communication Engineering
— in which I got my BsC in 1979 from Basra University—
to Arabic Language teaching from 1986 to 1991 in a small village north of Malaysia
There and then I managed to publish my flower Crosswords and
began developing my yet-to-be-published 5-book ALT
(Arabic Language teaching) series for Malays
By the way, Malay is my 4th language.
* Of God's signs is the creation of the heavens and earth and
the variety of your Tongues and Hues (Languages & Colors)* *
(The Glorious Quran)
Thanks with Flowers (Translation into Malay needed) http://www.crAUSwords.com/flowers/WFlowers.htm
I would just like to ask whether the Malaysian language actually uses the english alphabet, and if so, whether the letters are pronounced in the same way?
I would just like to ask whether the Malaysian language actually uses the english alphabet, and if so, whether the letters are pronounced in the same way?
Bahasa Malaysia traditionally uses arabic word. When the British come to rule Malay land, they open schools. So the Malays use English alphabet. At one point we use more Arabic characters which is called "Tulisan Jawi", now we use more English characters which is called "Tulisan Rumi"
Spelling in Rumi is easier compared to Jawi. Eg we want to spell EAT=MAKAN (in Rumi). In Jawi we will spell mim-alif-kaf-nun
In Jawi anything with 2 harakat we will put the vowel, but in Rumi we will put vowel even if its only 1 harakat. so letter A is a very popular vowel.
Bahasa Malaysia traditionally uses arabic word. When the British come to rule Malay land, they open schools. So the Malays use English alphabet. At one point we use more Arabic characters which is called "Tulisan Jawi", now we use more English characters which is called "Tulisan Rumi"
Spelling in Rumi is easier compared to Jawi. Eg we want to spell EAT=MAKAN (in Rumi). In Jawi we will spell mim-alif-kaf-nun
In Jawi anything with 2 harakat we will put the vowel, but in Rumi we will put vowel even if its only 1 harakat. so letter A is a very popular vowel.
Actually Malay have their own script called 'Kawi'. When Islam came lots of arabic words incorporated into Malay and the Malay use Arabic script called 'Jawi'. Long after that the British introduced Roman script into Malay, but not so popular because the Malays still prefer Jawi script.
After independence, Malaysian Malay Language use Roman script (we call it Rumi) officially.
But at schools, Muslim children are taught about Islam using Jawi script until today.
MAKAN - Mim-alif-kaf-nun? I used to write Mim-kaf-alif-nun
I think northern malaysian dialect is suitable to be written in jawi script.
Example: 'Air' (water) - should it be written 'ayaq' or 'ayak' or 'ayag' or 'ayagh'? It easier to write in Jawi - alif-ya-alif-ain
is it interesting? I've graduated from there. The lecturers and subjects are good. But the administrators SUCKS!!!
i know i already suspect that...
hehe... usually the law graduate that have basic arabic usually from there....
but now they improve alot... not just the admin ... even the courses...
u can find biomedic... and coming next dentistry and also health like courses...(e.g. physio therapy, occupational therapy, speech therapy- but i'm not sure about the nursing)
*now malaysia i trying to produce male nurse ( i think it is quite helpful especially to carry the patient or heavy machine and etc...)
but i'm not from there... i have 5 cousins and 1 sister in law studying there...all in the same batch....
hehe... usually the law graduate that have basic arabic usually from there....
but now they improve alot... not just the admin ... even the courses...
u can find biomedic... and coming next dentistry and also health like courses...(e.g. physio therapy, occupational therapy, speech therapy- but i'm not sure about the nursing)
*now malaysia i trying to produce male nurse ( i think it is quite helpful especially to carry the patient or heavy machine and etc...)
but i'm not from there... i have 5 cousins and 1 sister in law studying there...all in the same batch....
Mashallah - 6 people in the same batch?
Lots of Kelantanese taking laws. I remember when I was in the first year, my Malaysian Legal system class - out of 40 people, only me from Penang and another 2 from Terengganu - the rest Kelantanese. No wonder I can understand Kelantanese.
Lots of Kelantanese taking laws. I remember when I was in the first year, my Malaysian Legal system class - out of 40 people, only me from Penang and another 2 from Terengganu - the rest Kelantanese. No wonder I can understand Kelantanese.
i guess... in kelantan there have a lot of arabic schools...
but i wish i could turn back time and then join the darul quran (if i'm qualified...hehe but i'm not from arabic school)
> is it interesting? I've graduated from there. The lecturers and subjects are good. But the administrators SUCKS!!!
Did you learn this language there?!
> is it interesting? I've graduated from there. The lecturers and subjects are good. But the administrators SUCKS!!!
Did you learn this language there?!
Malay language? There is no B.A in Malay Language in IIUM. but all students must take 2 credit hours learning the Malay Language. Many international students can picked up Malay Language easily - I'm not surprise to see Bosnians, Chechens, arabs, Turks, Indians, Koreans even africans speaking Malay. Seen them there. I love albanian and sudanese food they have there.
Bukankah ini Thread Bahasa Melayu
Kenapa pula ada convo dalam Bahasa Inggeris nii
Tulislah semuanya Dalam Bahasa Melayu..
Saya sendiri tidak boleh bercakap Melayu dengan sempurna, Tapi saya boleh memaham dan membaca tanpa masaalah.
Cuma Bab tulis menulis nii dengan bercakap yang kureng skit..
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