and bakkwa, bak kut tea, lap cheong, roast pork, etc.JR8 wrote:But I bet you still enjoy beer and sausageSergei82 wrote:People, hold you breath...........
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halal beer and halal sausage got lah ....JR8 wrote:But I bet you still enjoy beer and sausageSergei82 wrote:People, hold you breath...........
I converted to Islam a month and a half ago!![]()
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I can list a few RC churches here who will explicitly refuse to baptize unless you produce the confirmation of both parents and God parents ...sundaymorningstaple wrote:Hey squirrel, that's never been a problem with the catholic church. My wife is an OTT Catholic who married a pagan (ROM obviously) who had been married 2x before. Both of my kids were baptized as RCs.
I just saw this.JR8 wrote:In another topic, the definition of 'Malay' arises:
And yet...the lynx wrote:Malay wedding...zzm9980 wrote: Now if you bitch about a Malaysian wedding...
Malaysian refers to nationality of country Malaysia, not ethnicity of the Malays.
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Ma·lay [mey-ley, muh-ley]
1. of, pertaining to, or characteristic of a racially intermixed, generally short-statured people who are the dominant population of the Malay Peninsula and adjacent islands.
2. of or pertaining to the language or culture of these people. noun
3. a member of the Malay people.
4. an Austronesian language of Malaysia and Singapore, differing from Indonesian only in orthography.
http://dictionary.reference.com/browse/malay?s=t
Ma·lay·sian [muh-ley-zhuhn, -shuhn]
1. a native or inhabitant of Malaysia.
2. Malay (adjective)
3. of, pertaining to, or characteristic of Malaysia or its inhabitants.
http://dictionary.reference.com/browse/Malaysian?s=t
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So a Malay is a generally 'short-statured' (hehehe) person of the Malay peninsular (and islands).
But a Malay is also a native or inhabitant, of what ever ethnicity, of Malaysia.
Therefore is a wedding between non-Malay Malaysians still a Malay wedding?
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