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It is obvious that the France Mobile Number List pendulum around the world has shifted towards learning and developing English as a world language. The answer to the above question lies with us. Ability to speak Malay Ability Intelligence and Creativity Malay has acquired its strength and status as the fourth largest language in the world. Some of these issues have been discussed in my articles over the years. The power and status of the Malay language now rests on the fundamental attributes that enable it to develop over time.
These qualities are not gifts from God's power but are the result of language engineering through the socio-economic, political and other formations of language users. as a unifying language for the multi-racial Malaysian people after gaining independence in 1998. In fact, Malay was once the language of trade and the common language between Malays and non-Malays. Past glories can continue to exist as long as all citizens are determined to develop them in the face of globalization and liberalization.
It is obvious that the France Mobile Number List pendulum around the world has shifted towards learning and developing English as a world language. The answer to the above question lies with us. Ability to speak Malay Ability Intelligence and Creativity Malay has acquired its strength and status as the fourth largest language in the world. Some of these issues have been discussed in my articles over the years. The power and status of the Malay language now rests on the fundamental attributes that enable it to develop over time.
These qualities are not gifts from God's power but are the result of language engineering through the socio-economic, political and other formations of language users. as a unifying language for the multi-racial Malaysian people after gaining independence in 1998. In fact, Malay was once the language of trade and the common language between Malays and non-Malays. Past glories can continue to exist as long as all citizens are determined to develop them in the face of globalization and liberalization.