pisang salak manggis

Iinm Malay language is still a mandatory school subject in SG? So how is it possible they can’t speak it?

they would not say any word but show middle fingers instead...

They are not willing to speak

Mana kayaketam?

When I talk to my office intern in bahasa he terus change back to English. Lol

When I was walking to the food court through the market selling babi he walk along no complain.

But he still does his prayer.

English is mandatory in South Korea, China and Japan from Grade 3 onwards.
But many can't speak or write properly cos they don't have any use for it in their daily lives.

Sikit2 bendera terbalik saja jadi isu. Tahulah dah Salah tak betulkan saje. Masa perarakan merdeka bendera terbalik perbarisan semua diam je. Apa sebenarnya pilih kasih?

You know what fruit is hitam outside but isi puteh?





Bebudak mangis.


Same like Cinis pisang. Yellow outside isi puteh.

Did it happen masa perarakan?? This year, 2025? Have not read any news on this

Yes found in YouTube macam keluar tv. Nanti 3R susah nanti, meow meow pun nampak.



This post has been edited by danielmckey: Sep 13 2025, 09:46 AM

My Malay colleagues do not want to admit he is Malay. He say he is Bugis.

Actually what is the difference.

i got ask one of my sinkie malay frens before, u dun regret not getting special rights, just across the sea u know

and he said, firstly don't lump him with the malaysian malays in the same group and secondly, he doesn't need any help when he can stand on his own two feet.

my personal experience yo

The host explained, which symbols to be in frontal in the direction of perarakan.

No wrong there.

To those countries, English is foreign language that is rarely used in daily life becoz everyone speak only local language. SG Malay parents should still be speaking BM and hence it is not as foreign as English to Jipunis.

In Malaysia it is not beneficial be a Bugis as opposed to being Malaysia Malay.

In Indonesia, majority don't identify as Malay, because they're not actually Malay.
Indonesians have Javanese, Sundanese, Malays, Batak, Madurese, Balinese, and so on.
Basically Indonesia doesn't have the concept of Indonesia Malay.
They all identify as Indonesian.

I used to sit down lim teh tkss with this SG malay family.
Father 16y my senior
Son 1, 10y my junior (not his eldest)
Son 2, 8y my junior

At the round table, me(cina)/dad speaks BM, dad/sons speaks English, son/son speaks English, me/sons speaks English. Dad/mum speaks BM & English.

Can the children speak BM, yes they can

Daughters, never met them in person. Whenever I visit their home, they will be in the room. Mum, just say hello no hand shake. Did that gesture on first met and respectfully placed her palm on her chest nodding. Yes, all tudung.

Education, Yes, all local uni grads and in public services

Yes they observe all solats and very well mannered. A nice family 👍🏻

This post has been edited by jojolicia: Sep 13 2025, 11:01 AM

You are talking as if the Malay heritage and culture in Malaysia are so well preserved.

Malay in Malaysia are just Malay by name and outlook, most if not all of Malay cultural heritage are all long gone because the people themselves willingly give it up due to haram.

Ubi kayu?

Damm you're wrong. Back in the days, yes, not anymore for now. They can speak dam good Chinese as more influx of PRC. You will be surprised lol.