Malay language

The evolution of Malay-language textbooks at British hands demonstrates the changing ways in which educational administrators handled the conflict between polyglot British Malaya and the protected Land of the Malays . In marked contrast with the nervousness of colonial administrators in Vietnam, Burma or Indonesia about the nationalism of the core ethnie, British Malayan officials encouraged the construction of a... 

Malay Annals Translated from the Malay Language by the Late Dr John Leyden, with an introduction by Sir Thomas Stamford Raffles, FRS. London Longman. 

Cheang S Y and Ahmad A M (2008) Malay language text-independent speaker verification using NN-MLP classifia- with MFCC. International conference on electronic design, 2008, pp 1-5... 

Cucumariaxanthin C (1-3%) is also present. Gamat in the Malay language. 

Nevertheless Indonesian, as an identity and a language, retained many of the open and inclusive features which had marked the low Malay or market Malay creole of the Chinese. As a second language for most Indonesians, it was owned by nobody, and continued throughout the twentieth century to borrow relatively liberally from European, Sanskrit and Javanese lexicons. It could not become identified predominately... 

After the fall of Melaka to the Portuguese in 1511 the term Melayu continued to mean a line of kings, and a style of language and manners developed in Melaka. The Melaka connections grew more tenuous with time, however. Melayu continued to coexist with the more Sumatra-centred Jawi as a descriptor of language and Malay-speaking Islamic identities as late as the nineteenth century. Neither was truly an ethnie label. As the interaction between Europeans and Javanese established Java as the name for the island and for its dominant language and people,... 

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