Hi.. 👋 I first came to Sarawak from Australia in the 80s and stayed, worked here, learnt the local dialect, to cook the food then returned to Australia.. now I'm retired I'm back, loving it.. its such a wonderful place to live.. the people are so friendly, the different cultures live side by side its everything on the videos and much much more. Happy that you are getting to know a piece of heaven on earth. 👌🫶👍💜
Terima kasih (thank you) so much for once again reacting to my request! Just a single visit to Sarawak will never be enough due to her endless beauty await to be discover! The guitar-like instrument that you asked is called 'Sape' a traditional wooden guitar carved from very tough hardwood and the melody produced will make you feel that you are walking inside our beautiful tropical rainforest...Sape belong to certain indigenous ethnic group called 'Orang Ulu' which comprised of several subset of Orang Ulu tribes such as Kenyah and Kayan people. Nowadays, Sape were so popular in Sarawak, Malaysia so much that it gain national and international recognition! If you want to visit the traditional houses in Sarawak, I suggest that you should visit Sarawak Cultural Museum, a living museum where you get to experience the traditional lives of various ethnic group that makes up demographic of Sarawak! 🇲🇾😁
4 day left before we open our border...first april please come and..do experience ur self for malaysian hospitality..rather than reacting the video so much of misinformation...
In the middle of this video phezz said that he'd love the traditional houses, in Sarawak, Kuching here you can visit the Sarawak Vurcural Village. There you can find the traditional houses of our tribal local traditional houses of our local tribes in Sarawak. Also both of you are interested in knowing the instrument played around minute 7 of your video. That is called "Sape", looks like a guitar but tuned and playability is totally different even its tuning are also very different.
It's the other way round, actually. Crocs have longer snouts while alligator have more broader snouts though both type of snouts exist for crocs and gators. A more reliable method is too see if both upper and lower teeth....(what's the word...snaggletooth?) When their snouts closed. That's a croc. When no lower teeth protrude when the snout closed, that's a gator.
that is a crocodile, specifically, a salt water crocodile. Our alligators are smaller and like you said, with longer snout, they just happen to take a vid of a baby croc not the adult version
If you are in West Malaysia, definitely need to visit Malacca as well, as it's the historical city of the peninsula. Of you do plan to visit, hit me up in advance, I can bring you both around for the foods to try and places to visit. Cheers
Dear brothers, miles asked the musical instrument played by a tattooed guy, that's what we call sape, 4 strings guitar looking instrument but very different from guitar.
Whale shark the biggest fish in the world today & also the biggest cartilaginous fish The biggest bony fish is something else Wow Miles u look smaller than 1st video omg!!!
Hi.. 👋 I first came to Sarawak from Australia in the 80s and stayed, worked here, learnt the local dialect, to cook the food then returned to Australia.. now I'm retired I'm back, loving it.. its such a wonderful place to live.. the people are so friendly, the different cultures live side by side its everything on the videos and much much more. Happy that you are getting to know a piece of heaven on earth. 👌🫶👍💜
Terima kasih (thank you) so much for once again reacting to my request! Just a single visit to Sarawak will never be enough due to her endless beauty await to be discover! The guitar-like instrument that you asked is called 'Sape' a traditional wooden guitar carved from very tough hardwood and the melody produced will make you feel that you are walking inside our beautiful tropical rainforest...Sape belong to certain indigenous ethnic group called 'Orang Ulu' which comprised of several subset of Orang Ulu tribes such as Kenyah and Kayan people. Nowadays, Sape were so popular in Sarawak, Malaysia so much that it gain national and international recognition! If you want to visit the traditional houses in Sarawak, I suggest that you should visit Sarawak Cultural Museum, a living museum where you get to experience the traditional lives of various ethnic group that makes up demographic of Sarawak! 🇲🇾😁
That is 'sape' (pronounce as saa-pay); traditional Bornean music instrument. The sound of it is so soothing and calm.
7:09 It is Sape’. Native string music instrument in Sarawak & Kalimantan.
1 April 2022 is when you all guys can enter Malaysia.
Sarawak also known as The Land Of Hornbill... And that why you can see the images of bird at the 'a'.. Symbolic...
That's 'sape'. You need to go to the Rainforest World Music Festival. Also in Sarawak.
That instrument is called SAPE. Our traditional guitar.
6:37 Did you all miss the famous profile face of Abraham Lincoln, seen in Deer Cave in Gunung National Park, Mulu?
Ah, Sarawak, the land of nature and diversity.
Sarawak the land where the politician can become a billionaire.
Guys, around 7thminute you asked the musical instrument played, that is called 'Sape" pronounce it saa, pay.traditional musical of Sarawak Iban tribe.
Sarawakian here. ✋
Btw, that instrument is 'sape'.
Sarawak and Malacca has the best history!
Sape thats the instrument call. If u listen to the song, the intro and the strings sound was from the sound of sape.
4 day left before we open our border...first april please come and..do experience ur self for malaysian hospitality..rather than reacting the video so much of misinformation...
In the middle of this video phezz said that he'd love the traditional houses, in Sarawak, Kuching here you can visit the Sarawak Vurcural Village. There you can find the traditional houses of our tribal local traditional houses of our local tribes in Sarawak.
Also both of you are interested in knowing the instrument played around minute 7 of your video. That is called "Sape", looks like a guitar but tuned and playability is totally different even its tuning are also very different.
It's the other way round, actually. Crocs have longer snouts while alligator have more broader snouts though both type of snouts exist for crocs and gators.
A more reliable method is too see if both upper and lower teeth....(what's the word...snaggletooth?) When their snouts closed. That's a croc. When no lower teeth protrude when the snout closed, that's a gator.
7:16 that traditional music sarawakian we call that sape,like same guitar but different sound.
I'm from Sarawak, it's like a guitar it call sapeh, the bird call Kenyalang, and some time pepople call Sarawak bumi kenyalang.
The instrument is called as "Sape". It is Kayan/Orang Ulu traditional instrument.
That instrument like gitar was Sape gitar the traditional instruments in Sarawak
that is a crocodile, specifically, a salt water crocodile. Our alligators are smaller and like you said, with longer snout, they just happen to take a vid of a baby croc not the adult version
i think it more than 30 races in sarawak
Over 40, I think.
Total of 135 races in all of Malaysia (Peninsular Malaysia plus Malaysian Borneo)
Well sarawak has 101 ethnics and 27 races
07:30 instrument call sape ( SA-PEK)
If you are in West Malaysia, definitely need to visit Malacca as well, as it's the historical city of the peninsula. Of you do plan to visit, hit me up in advance, I can bring you both around for the foods to try and places to visit. Cheers
Nice video Phezz and Miles 💯👍🇦🇺
The instrument is called sapé'
that's a croc not alligator, we don't have alligator in Malaysia hehe.
Sarawak ❤❤ dayak
The name of the instrument is sape
I love sarawak
Sarawak
Dear brothers, miles asked the musical instrument played by a tattooed guy, that's what we call sape, 4 strings guitar looking instrument but very different from guitar.
Hello i'm from Sarawak to
Whale shark the biggest fish in the world today & also the biggest cartilaginous fish
The biggest bony fish is something else
Wow Miles u look smaller than 1st video omg!!!
Hensem boy 👌
It’s A sape of Sarawak like Guitar
Hi guys please react to Philippine scout ranger training 🙏🇵🇭 use subtitles
Hey there fellas! Do you love and support Sarawak? Or Malaysia? Just ask
Hi guys..good day....
Can u react the vedeo...
(The march of valiant) the philppine expidition in korea..😁
That is sape
Sape...4 string..
Sape guitar
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