Multicultural society in Malaysia
by Nur Fatihah binti Ce Uteh
1. Indian
2. the third largest ethnic in Malaysia
3. The Indigenous People of Sabah and Sarawak
4. Culture & Tradition
5. Malay
6. Culture
7. Do's
8. Dont's
9. The Malays
10. The Chinese
11. The Indians
12. Sabah
13. Sarawak
14. the features and awareness of a specific community of people, including language, religion, cuisine, social activities, music, and the arts.
15. Malaysia is one among country within the world that has multicultural society, with Malays, Chinese and Indians living side by side.
16. The Malays are the biggest community. They are mostly Muslims, but there are also have Christians and Hindus amongst them.
17. Sabah
18. Sarawak
19. celebrate Deepavali/ Diwali
20. also called as Tamil
21. lion dance exhibitions
22. also known as Malaysia Chinese, "Orang Cina"
23. the second biggest ethnic
24. Mandarin is currently utilized as working language or Lingua Franca
25. has particullar sub-ethnic gathering know as Peranakan in Kelantan and Terengganu, Baba Nyonya in Malacca and Penang, Sino-Natives in Sabah
26. known as Melayu/ Melayu Asli
27. Celebrate Hari Raya
28. Islam as an official religion
29. prior Malayic speaking Austronesians
30. 2019-32.5 milion
31. Bumiputera- 69.6%
32. Chinese- 22.6%
33. Indian- 6.8%
34. Others- 1.0%
35. lighting firecrackers
36. get or give "angpao"
37. Smile when meeting people. Malaysians are renowned for his or her sunny personalities. Reciprocating their warmth are appreciated.
38. Try to refrain from interrupting or ‘filling in’ the silence during conversation.
39. The Malays even have a variant of Mancala parlor game referred to as Congkak. The typical game is played by moving stones, marbles, beads or shells around a wooden board made up of twelve or more holes.
40. Traditional Malay games usually require craft skills and sleight and may be traced their origins since the times of Malacca Sultanate
41. Unlike the Malays and Indians, the Chinese usually eat their food with chopsticks. The Chinese notice certain taboos and manners when eating with chopsticks.
42. These celebrations include the Lantern festival, the Dragon Boat festival, the Tomb festival, the Hungry Ghost festival, and therefore the Moon Cake festival.
43. One of the foremost popular types of Indian cuisine is from the Mamak community.
44. The Indian community celebrates two major festivals that make up one of the major Malaysian festivals – Deepavali, the Lights Festival, and Thaipusam,
45. Sabah is known everywhere the planet for its rich cultural heritage and also the festivals within the state constitute a major part.
46. Traditional Sabah Food could be a one in every of a form culinary roller coaster. These Sabahan foods include everything from jungle vegetables to the Butod worm.
47. Kolo mee could be a traditional Malaysian dish hailing from Sarawak.
48. Festival : Hari gawai, Kauh festival in Mukah, Mooncake festival and The Kapit Raft Safari
49. the biggest ethnic are Kadazan-Dusun, Bajau and Murut
50. live in longhouse and planted rice on the fruitful slopes and fields
51. larger part of Kadazan-Dusun are presently Catholics aanimist, some of them have changed to Islam
52. celebrate Pesta Keamatan/ Harvest Festival
53. Bajau-mostly Islam
54. Murut
55. have population more than 2.6 milions
56. a traveller, marine individuals, now and again alluded to Sea Gypsies
57. comprised about 26 distinctive ethnic gatherings
58. 2 greatest ethnic: Dayak and Bidayuh
59. others: Kenyah, Kayan, Punan, Kelabit
60. Chinese, the second largest in Sarawak
61. enhance with beautiful light and oil lights
62. road fairs
63. firecrackers
64. One Chinese traditional food is Yee Sang . Its basically raw fish served with salad and is typically eaten on the third or fourth day of the Chinese legal holiday celebration.
65. Chinese traditional music and dance are usually aired and performed during festivities like the Chinese year or when there's a funeral.
66. They make and sell Indian dishes like roti canai, nasi kandar, maggi goreng, and pasembur (Mamak rojak) that are unique to Malaysia.
67. Pesta Kaamatan is that the most well-liked festival of Sabah. It is the harvest festival of Dusuns and Kadazans held in May
68. Bambangan & Ikan Basung
69. Laksa Sarawak the dish was popularized by the Tan family from Kuching, somewhere between the 1960s and 1970s.
70. communicate in 15 particular dialects
71. basically living in their boat, Lepa-lepa
72. Hakka, Fu-chou, Cantonese, Hokkien
73. mostly Buddhists, Christians or Taoism
74. celebrate Chinese New Year
75. Chinese
76. 2020 - 32.7 milion
77. Population
78. Austronesian ethnic gathering local toward Eastern Sumatera of Indonesia, Peninsular Malaysia, Southern Thailand, waterfront Borneo
79. Do's and Dont's
