Malaysian people

MALAYSIANS - SOME OF THE FRIENDLIEST PEOPLE I HAVE EVER MET - What a welcoming country Malaysia is. The people just make you want to come back again and again! #MalaysiaAus and #AirAsia

Indigenous Bidayuh people in their traditional costume - Borneo, Malaysia

Photo about Malaysian people with all the ethnic group. Image of baba, people, asia - 74633485

Do you know the language of Ipoh people speak? Malaysia is a multicultural society. Malay is the lingua franca, most Chinese speak Cantonese and able to speak Mandarin. Most of Indians speak Tamil. While English is not as widespread as in Kuala Lumpur or Penang, tourists should still not have any major problems getting by with English. -- www.theosborne.com.my

The community living in Malaysia is divided into 3 main groups: Malay, Chinese and Indian. Each community has its own traditional costume. On weekdays, most Malaysians dress similarly to Westerners. Only on special occasions do people wear traditional Malaysian costumes. Malaysia’s multiethnic traditional clothes are multi-colored, bespoke of their culture and radiate vibrancy. Let’s look...

Malaysia is a multi-cultural country that offer great diversity to see for the visiting tourist. This post talks about the people of Malaysia. Read more...

The Batek (or Bateq) are an indigenous people (currently numbering about 1,516) who live in the rainforest of peninsular Malaysia.

The Malaysian Critique

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