But we had to study the grammar of the
Malay language to pass tests and I had to write official documents in Malay.
Figure 2 shows the number of articles published in Science Direct Scopus and IEEE starting from 2008 to 2012 related on tagging process for English and
Malay language. This graph expresses the importance to increase the number of study in
Malay language because the ratio of studies done is much lower compare to English language.
However, the LEP for those who used the
Malay language was 9.59 (0.12) which is significantly lower than the Chinese and English language users.
The findings clearly show that the Chinese respondents prefer the Chinese language brand name over
Malay language brand name.
Ireland is one of those who worship in the
Malay language and uses a Bible imported from Indonesia where ''Allah'' is widely used by Christians without any problem.
The government had threatened to withhold renewal of the Herald's 2008 printing permit unless it scrapped the
Malay language section.
Now, the primary language of instruction is Bahasa Malaysia, a standard form of the
Malay language. In the elementary and secondary schools, instruction is conducted exclusively in Bahasa Malaysia, although in most higher education institutions, it is now conducted in a combination of Bahasa Malaysia and English.
Historically, the domestic film industry has essentially been a Malay film industry -- movies made by Malays in the
Malay language about Malays for a Malay audience.
He also pays some attention to the
Malay language, stressing the various levels at which and contexts within which the language exists (Rosemary Robson-McKillop).
At the age of 36 he entered Monash University in Melbourne to study economics and the
Malay language. His teacher happened to be Tengku Kammaruddin, a member of one of Malaysia's royal families.
Sejarah Melayu ("Malay Annals") One of the finest literary and historical works in the
Malay language. Concerning the Malaccan sultanate, it was composed sometime in the 15th or 16th century.
Portuguese influence has been perpetuated, however, in the form of a small Christian settlement and through the absorption of Portuguese words into the
Malay language. Dutch rule was challenged by British traders before Malacca invited the British into the city in 1795 to prevent it from falling into French bands.