A Malay Kampong in Katanning, Western Australia
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- Опубліковано 26 вер 2024
- Who can resist a traditional wedding feast? Not us.
Journey inland beyond the popular coastline of Western Australia and you might find Katanning - a small town three-hours' drive from Perth and home to a significant Malay population. The 400-people strong community still continues Malay traditions, including some unique to Christmas and Cocos island where most came from.
If you’re lucky, you might even chance upon a truly sedap feast prepared by makciks in the town!
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@@OGS.Official nak kerja disana boleh tak... Hahahaha... Hm
What they do for a living within the kampong. The Malays are known as seashore fisherman in Malaysia, are they the same?
Camne cara saya nak menetap di sana saya dari malaysia
two tumb up
his accent is a half-australian half-malay mix. it's so cool!!
@dot suk it's just accents nothing to be sad about.
Even native Australia cant speak fluent english as u pressume 😂
@dot suk Hey may not be perfect at either but he is definitely fluent in English
@Arina Fanilla pulau xmas & pulau cocos
This nothing shame about accent/dialect..In Malaysia also got many dialect..Most important thing they still can speak Malay language & never forgot about their culture or identity..I'm really proud of them as Malay ..they never forgot about their identity @ culture..
The way they dressed and all that made me feel like this whole scene was in Malaysia 😂😂😂 I'm totally mindblown
Right😅 weird
@Im Lightx hahahaha ikr sorzz for being myself uhuks 😂
kan!
yep
Kannnnnnn!!
seems they are more 'malay' than us Malaysians, in terms of keeping the tradition.
feels somehow proud
Setuju.
Tau xpe!
Ramai je ikut tradition belah2 kampung.
sebab mereka tau mereka kaum minoriti di negara bukan islam..mereka ada kesedaran utk mengekalkan tradisi kita
tak.penah masuk.kg kot korg ni?
is this for real? never heard of this place before, but the views look more like at semenyih haha
Betul bro. Ni kat katanning Perth Australia
been there last year... and solat asar dgn this imam..
Tadi jumpa Syedot pasal Anime, ni jumpa abang Isaac pulak
Check lah google
@Λίνα Μοργκάνα Yes we are
I am a Singaporean Malay and this reminds me of us. Despite being a minority and multicultural society, our Malay culture is still going strong.
Takkan hilang Melayu di dunia
@@rahmatisa6551 pasti hilang apalagi bhs melayu pasti hilang 😂
@@MerahPutih14 ya melayu yang hilang itu adalah kamu.. kamu sebenarnya orang melayu tapi sudah di brain watch oleh pemimpin yg zalim.. dan bahasa yg kamu gunakan itu juga adalah bahasa melayu tetapi kamu tidak boleh menerima kenyataan itu bukan?
@@7ujohLoK kami terima fakta sejarah bahwa bahasa Indonesia memang berakar dari bhs melayu tapi tentunya sudah mengalami perubahan banyak dan berkembang jauh melampaui bhs melayu
Tp Malay di Singapore sgt berlagak dan sombong
I'm a Brit living in Malaysia. I love this video. I love the Malay people.
may our love to each other stays and grows stronger by day. yeayyy
@@afifistudios3531 :)
@@afifistudios3531 💋💋lol
We luv you too
@@ftinftin8937 Thank you very much
It's like Malaysia
Looks like youre not the top comment now huh
@@-shakir5152 lol
Epic fail
Haha ya but how?,
O.o
Kudos to Alep. He's promoting the long lost "Semangat Muhibah" spirit that Malaysia used to have back in the good old days...
IKR
Nowday we have Semangat UMNO,BN,PH,PAS,DAP good what, that what our politician wanted.
@@Zagaara this!
Didn't Malaysia not like if Chinese using Chinese culture?
Malaka Tan that’s Indonesia
Alep moved from Christmas Island in 1974 as a teenager. Most of Katanning's Malay community came from Cocos and Christmas island where their families have been living for generations.
Ah Christmas Island. Singapore's long lost brother.
Iam curious to know why people have made the big step to relocate to the mainland from Christmas and Cocos islands. Is it because of the lack of opportunity and jobs on the islands??
Malays in Malaysia are trying to have weddings as white as we could get. In air-conditioned halls, hotels with floral, garden themes and grand dias etc. Meanwhile Malays in Malaysia are having weddings that look like how Malaysian Malays have the weddings in the 80s-90s....how awesome
What I'm surprised by is how they are able to maintain old Malay customs while we in the Malay world are not able to.
Because malay is inteenational
Because Malaysian malays busy nak jadi Arab.
@@faridzulhaily1213 bkn, Korea lah bang
betul dohhh... yg melayu totok nih sibuk nk jadi mat saleh lol
Gotong-royong is never do anymore. We take catering instead of gotong-royong sesama saudara dan jiran for events
The irony is that, Malays -or any ethnics, generally speaking- are more UNITED when they are away from home. I was once a student in Strasbourg, France. Since non-French Asian communities were very small, we took advantage of any holidays to organise masak-masak together. These gatherings back then were not just limited to the Malaysian Malays, but also Indonesians, Singaporeans, Bruneians etc. Jadi, memang benar, gotong royong itu menjadi amalan masyarakat Melayu yang menetap di luar negara kerana majlis keramaianlah peluang untuk mereka merapatkan hubungan dan berbual di dalam bahasa ibunda. -23 FEB 2020
in alien place they know they need each other, back home its always family lah, kenegerian lah,.... they quickly forget
Hudzaifah Kamarul Bahrin - Betullah tu.
Interesting. Nma tmpt Jerman "Strasbourg" tapi di France.
Mohamad Hakim - Ya, sebab Strasbourg terletak di wilayah Alsace yang dahulunya merupakan sebahagian daripada Jerman. Alaaa... macam Kelantan dan Siamlah, ada tempat-tempat yang bunyi macam Siam kat sempadan tu kan : )
Pada yang saya tahu. Kita (bangsa Melayu) ni akan bersatu bila berada di negara orang. Kita minoriti bila di luar kelompok besar kita dan kita ada rasa lebih kuat untuk bersatu bila berada di negara orang.
when i see the makcik makcik rewang, i tak nampak mcm dekat Australia woww
sumpah sebijik mcm kat kampung saya , lol
Kan! Nampak macam area kat kawasan kampung2 malaysia
Haah lah
Tp kt australia ad tempat2 mmng sebijik suasana mcm kt malaysia ni org crite la aku smpaikn je
AhhmaddIrfann kn. tak ubah mcm kt malaysia. rasa kalau org malaysia pi sana pun tak kekok.
This is what being Malay means since long ago, since before the establishment of Kingdom of Melaka. It warms my heart to see the culture alive and well.
waaawww saya bangga ternyata perkampungan org Melayu juga ada di Australia,hebat😁
sallam dari Indonesia,Sumatera bangkabilitong.
Wow!! I’m Malaysian and live in Australia Melbourne and seeing this feels nostalgic!! I miss Malaysia every so often!
The sad thing , Lee , is that that priceless practise called " gotong royong " is all but gone back home . Got an advice for you . Should you come back for a visit , head for the countryside , not the snobbish city ( you know which one ) , especially on weekends , where weddings take place . I can bet my life you will be invited on the spot . Check in a homestay where you ll be informed of the kampong's activities .
Zainul Zainul Thanks for the information but the thing is I can only go back on the holidays because I’m still studying so I rarely have time to go and visit the countryside because I also need to visit my family back in Malaysia. Maybe if I have finished my studies I could visit the countryside and witness traditional weddings!
nctzen! 😋
A Sprinkle of Gayness ncthusiast yesss💚💚
the food, it must be spread all over the world that is popular with malaysian so we wouldn't get homesick
I still can't brain how similar their culture, the way they dress, the way they speak to how we malays in Malaysia live. I don't know, maybe i expect some difference in at least the way they dress, but no, if i hadn't known they were from australia, i would have thought they are some normal makciks and pakciks from malaysia, so cool!
Maybe they learnt it fro msia .... 😉
1 think you should remember, australia was invaded.
@@hudzaifahkamarulbahrin8199 okay.. Your point is?
@@hudzaifahkamarulbahrin8199 but malaysia was too
The originals are orang asli
What are u saying. Many Malaysian migrate to Australia for job. And change nationality if u have the money. Even now.
Every races when live in minority abroad they would tend to become closer n uphold their culture more rather been in their motherland
Yup, noticed it.. but If you referring to peoples in this video, I think they already in their motherland (Australian Malays)
Exactly
Agree
@@MohdRafae they already in their motherland
*"Australian* Malays"
tf ?💀💀
@@gotbigdreams.5257 since they born and grew up there for generations..same to their ancestors..thus Australia can be considered their motherland..
No one can deny the taste of Malaysian food. I can assure you that. You can go travel around the world and you would keep coming to our authentic Malaysian food. It's awesome to see how you guys come together to keep our malay tradition for generations. It's not about where, but who you lived with.
@alintewyeuy I live in New Zealand. And Malaysian food is everywhere dude. Even Kiwi enjoy it so much. So where's the part of it was gross? Maybe you need to check your facts again. If you don't like malay or malaysian food, it's your choice but don't spread hate cause malaysian food is our people's pride.
@@eqajamal6731 what's the previous person replies to ur comment?
Saya baru tengok dan woahhh AMAZING! Bangga jadi orang Melayu! ❤️🇲🇾
26/8/21
pandai kan org melayu membiak sana sini. nanti dah lama2 orang putih pun akan di melayu kan juga. sama mcm org asli di semenanjung. kasian org Asli tanah sendiri di jajah. dan sekarang di sabah sarawak pun diaorang mahu bangsa dayak di melayu. maaf tidak semudah itu. PADAHAL ORG ASLI MELAYU DARI SUMANTRA!
Wow, im not muslim but i would love to travel there since i never been to Australia. Looks like home in Malaysia.
That accent tho.. i loveee.
Ala... Just looks like Malaysia... Come & visit my kampung..
But... What/why u r talking about religion.? Malay is an etnic, islam is our faith. Don't worry about that...
@@mdshim3978 are u katanning citizen?
Hi Australia where is this living Malaysia people
"Takkan hilang Melayu di dunia"
-Laksamana Hang Tuah
Tapi dia yg hilang kubur pon taktau katne
@@youarenotgoodenuf7214 hahaha betul jgak.
Laksamna hang tuah kan ada ilmu klau ada ilmu insyaallah ada penjaga cari penjaga dia tanya kat mana tempat die mati insyaallah penjaga dia tu isoam
Islam
@@youarenotgoodenuf7214 cilaka aahahahahaha berdekah den baca😂
If I'm given choice of where to live beside Malaysia, I'd choose Katanning.
yeahh.... feels like home isn't it
@@omarfarouk973 Yes... it does.
Bosan boh duduk kat Island org cocos yg muda2 la byk pindah ke mainland aussie
@@arifjay_98 Orang muda harus ada sikap macam biji kopi... bila masuk kat tempat orang, bawa budaya asal dan identiti sendiri.
Sembang
Seperti di kampungku
So?
@Encik PakLan eh?
Dasyat kampung hang ada four seasons selain banjir
@@wanhaziq9880 nope
@@goodputin4324 what doesn’t mean?
Orang yang jadi tunggak/tulang belakang yang menggerakkan makcik2 pakcik2 untuk bergotong-royong is superb. Bukan senang nak "menggerakkan" komuniti sebegitu.
Nurul Aimi Assalamualaikum... ampun maaf, sedikit pencerahan... bergotong royong di Bandar Katanning ni sgt menjadi kebiasaan bile adenya Kenduri kahwin dan majlis sebegitu... sbb ia dh jadi satu adat di kalangan org2 Cocos(org melayu disini)... tapi nak kata hasil Imam ia boleh jadi sgtlh x tepat... imam nya hanya menikahkan pasangannya... tapi imam sini ade bagusnya sebab berjaya buka Kedai Kopi yg membawa pelanggan dari pelbagai bangsa...
Pendek cerita saya sebagai penduduk di Kampung Katanning ni melihat disini suasana meriah hanye bile ade kenduri... masa2 lain boleh kata semua buat kerja masing2... nak bersama memeriahkan masjid pun sgt payah...
@@ahnafkama4387 wassalam. Tq sudi share/info. Komen general sahaja sebab video focused pada imam tu.
@@ahnafkama4387 boleh suggest letak nama kedai kopi tu jd warung kopi.. Bru nk kmpung melayu lg.. Ade pulak kopi o dgn ubi bakar rebus cicah smbal tumis.. Fuhh
Terima kasih berkongsi cerita..majoriti melayu di sana bekerja sebagai apa ye? Awk pula generasi melayu yg ke berapa di sana?
Must be weird for that there's kangaroos and emus not tigers and mosquitos
...and spiders... don't forget the spiders.
@@riccc6125 the god damn *black widow*
Don't forget cold weather and 4 seasons
THEY GET MUCH MORE COOL AND VICIOUS ANIMALS THEN WE DO😂
*IMAGINE HAVING RENDANG KANGAROO INSTEAD OF RENDANG AYAM-*
Macam rase nak kesana‥ salam dari Melayu Kepulauan Riau
@San Joe trimekaseh…‥‥‥ Salam Satu Melayu
@@AssyriaLover Naik Kapal terbang assyria lover. Melayu bukan hanya berada di australia shja malah di south africa pun ada melayu
@@AssyriaLover assalamualaikum epit,salam satu rumpun melayu,jangan lupa kalau pegi sana nanti buat vlog cari rumpun melayu di kataning dan di pulau cocos
@Lina Morgana tak baik cakap macam tu
@Lina Morgana balik china ngan india sana
Assalamualaikum to all of my Malays brothers and sister and Katanning, Australia. I'm Malay from Terengganu, Malaysia.
Ok, loser.
@@goodputin4324?
@@nazeemanuar2710 yes?
He looks genuinely happy when people enjoy his food at his cafe.. I wish I could visit there someday 😊
it seems we always found our identity n appreciate each other as Malaysians regardless of our skin colour,race n religion when we are in a foreign country....many years ago When I am working in a remote area of Guangzhou ... Chinese over there don't see me as a chinese when I said I'm a Malaysian HWA Ren. They address me as MalaiChai ( Malay Boy). One day I met a young Malay couple ...i talk to them in Bahasa Melayu . We both are very surprised to find our same countrymen deep n far in a foreign land...the couples were there on a resourcing trip. I brought them everywhere to halal restaurants to places of leisure. We found out that we have different political ideology but that does not matters at all! We become great friends n kept still in contact today.
Are you a Malaysian of chinese descent?
they not malaysian .
they are malay and australian .
@@meamber2133 Malaysia = the land of the Malay
Malaysian = people of the land of the Malay (regardless of ethnic/ racial origin)
Australian of Malay descent = Australian
So you are right about the video. However if you are referring to the commenter, he/she indeed a Malaysian.
Good to know this. Diversity is what makes us united💪🏼 beza politik tak bermakna we should hate and forget our Malaysian identity. So proud to hear this story. It must feel so good to meet fellow malaysians outside of Malaysia✨☺️
Betul bro..klu tanah besar tu nk serang Malaysia dia bukan kira awk tu cina ke sebab bukan rakyat dia pun so tk payah la nk pro tanah besar tu lagi klu ada isu antarabangsa..rakyat dia pun dh ramai..beza bangsa,politik dan agama tu kita santai santai je la yg penting semangat patriotik tu ada..mana kena cmpak pun orang cop kau malaysia apa pun mesti ada cop malay gak kat kau walau kau bukan melayu tapi kau warga tanah melayu dan Malaysia..🤣🤣..
We can't wait to head back to Western Australia! Where else should we visit around Asia Pacific?
cocos keeling island (there is a malay wedding video in youtube), christmas island, alot of malays there.
Brunei or Malaysia
@@stevenyun88 Australia.... near Southeast asia...Malay is every way... ☺
Any remaining of Malay settlements in Okinawa (once called Ryu-kyu Island) and so is Hawaii
Malaysia in Kelantan
Even malay malaysian dont practice gotong royong for wedding kenduri anymore. Except in kampung2.
Ada juga, kawasan perumahan, rumah flat, kondo pun ada
even ada juga org kaya buat gotong royong heheheh
there is nothing wrong with the term malaysian malays, cuz malay is not only malaysian citizen, here we are in brunai, indonesia, southern thailand, part of filipino
True
@syazh1 ada jugak malay yg bukan Malaysian. Contoh terdekat malay kat Singapore
Modernism devous cultural identity and ethic
love them from malay malaysian🇲🇾🇲🇾❤🇦🇺🇦🇺
As an Indonesian Muslim of Javanese origin, I feel a sort of intimacy, kindness, togetherness and many valuable things in the Cocos community. A distant family...
Next please do Christmas Island/ Cocos Island malay or Cape Town malay.
hopefully someday! :)
Yes please
yes please and pls come to eastern Sabah (tawau). the cocos malay migrated here in 1950s and now the population of cocos malay in sabah is more than the cocos/christmas island
@@noname96able org cocos ka?
@@noname96able Ui kenapa org cocos pindah pi sabah
I met alep in 1979. His father Pak mydie and grandfather imam bytol as well. There are several other malay settlements in WA such as port hedland, geraldton, Broome, Mt Newman, kambalda, to name some. Hope someone make a documentary on them.
I come from a big Cocos Malay family. My grandparents had 13 children, and I have relatives in those places you've mentioned. I should get on to learning about my family history while my 99 year old Atok is still alive, but I'm not good at interviewing and film making.
Hope to see that.
I would suspect you met Claude Arkam as well? The first cocos Malay to settle there? The reason why any cocos Malay is in kattaning?
If not, he was probably busy being more to kattaning also..
Who would have thought about a kampong in Perth! Wow! Kinda reminds me of those days I follow my Malaysian uncles in their cars to visit his malay friends in the kampong! Lovely!
So many Malays there in Perth man😂
It's in Katanning, country town 3 and 1/2 hours drive south of Perth.
Not Perth you idiot. Katanning.
@@goodputin4324 perth has many malays too anyway.
My one friend is Malay mix Australian and it's just amazing that her village/kampung is there!
For once, UA-cam actually recommends me something good! Nice to know there are people like me (Malay) lives outside Malaysia but still performs the same culture regardless where they are... hence if I had chance visiting Australia I might pay them a visit as a fellow Malay
Wow.. I wish I can go there. What an amazing discovery. Now suddenly Malays are everywhere in this world. Congrats .. still hold on to malay culture and religion. Hopefully this community still relevan as Malay in future
Thank God I lived in East Coast (Pantai Timur) Peninsula of Malaysia. Our Malay culture still strong. From Pahang 👋
I've been in Katanning about 9 years ago purposely to perform some gov official task..met this kind n generous guy Mr En Alep maidy and experienced the best nasi lemak at his house ...hope you still remember me..received a very warm welcome from malays over there at the katanning mosque..will never forget those sweet moment with them..love from Malaysia
So heartwarming to see! I'm Singaporean-Australian and live in Perth and had no idea the Malay traditions ran so deep, especially in a concentrated community. I love this and definitely would love to visit the cafe :)
Greeting from Guam 🇬🇺
I love this!! I live in Byron Bay, from NZ and LOVE Malay culture (and cuisine!) Now I've got somewhere new to visit in Au!
i love byron bay. The sunset is amazing breathtaking. I really wish to migrate to aus. I love the culture, work life balance, the farms, the sea, everything. In singapore.... everything is so fast paced and competitive. I used to play a game called harvest moon on playstation... i resonate with that lifestyle; manning your own farm and produce.. i really dislike the city life. It eats up into your soul...
Edit. Choice of words
If you do visit, definitely book into the Premier Mill hotel in Katanning… it’s a gem! 😍
Wow. Masih ada lagi rewang. Dekat Malaysia sekarang susah nak jumpa, order katering sahaja
Binmohd Yusof Bisnes katering lauk2 Melayu kat sana non existent kut. Tu kena rewang. Kat Msia order je.
Kampung aku banyak je rewang... Kalau nak cakap tgh bandar memang tak laa rewang tapi belah kampung ade je
Ada je gotong royong kat kampung, just because your whole family kt bandar pakai katering terus pikir satu malaysia mcm tu. Jgn jadi bodo pls
Selalunya kat kampung je bandar jangan harap la nak ada hahaha kalau ye pun jarang
Kt kampung aku ade je rewang...kompang silat kugiran semua ada...
wah... OGS in Katanning, hope you guys had a great time down there...fantastic content, my cousin Alep Mydie on UA-cam...wooo hooo...
Alep is such a kind and sincere man. We had a good time (especially with all that food.....) ;-)
OMG really surprised that Australia have this kind of place.... The whole wedding really look like in Malaysia because I'm from kelantan.
Proud to be Melayu culture 🥰
Greetings from Langkawi island Malaysia 🇲🇾
Untuk yg tidak pernah bertemu dengan orang Cocos.. boleh la dtg ke pantai timur Sabah.. orang2 Cocos adalah suku kaum pribumi d Sabah.. 1 yang aq respect Cocos ni adalah sikap tolong menolong mereka atau bermasyarakat mereka.. baik budi pekerti n paling win.. pandai masak.. sies... Kbanyakan memg tinggi lampai..
UA-cam recommended this to me and my little malay heart is happy 😄😄😄😄
Which is the best rendang?
Malaysian kid: Rendang Ayam
Kataning kid: wrendang Kanggaro
I’m Indonesian and I really want visit that kampong 😁 sometime when I back to Australia
Iam an indian but iam proud to see how the imam preserve our malay culture in australia. Salute
Assalamualaikum..MasyaAllah,,wow !! Seronoknya lihat orang Melayu di Katanning ni. Masih berpegang kepada adat dan budaya orang Melayu. Keep it up !! Good content !!
Assalamualaikum
Salam dari kami Melayu Sumatera, semoga Allah SWT menjaga kita dimana pun berada😊😊
I'm so proud that they're still doesn't forget Malay culture even though they're not in Malaysia... 💜
Masyaallah..banyak juge orang melayu kat sane...saye asli melayu dari Sumatera, Riau, Indonesia..budaye nye masih sama dengan kami kat sini..bangga rasanye..hehehe
itulah kalau dah namanya Melayu kan, budayanya mesti mirip. hehe. Salam dari Semenanjung 🥰
@@gulagula4888 salam from malay British
Salam Melayu utara
Assalamu'alaikum wr.wb. MasyaAllah suasana di Kattaning yg sangat indah dan damai. Salam kenal dari Pulau Simeulue, Aceh Indonesia
Wow... Really respect to this people..They live far away from us..But they still maintain with their culture..They never forgot about their identity..as Malay..
Malay wedding, something I have not, nor probably ever will experience. I'm from New York by the way. Very interesting video.
One day, I'll make sure that I'll be there. InshaAllah ❤️✨🇲🇾
@Lina Morgana I'm sorry ma'am but only God can stop me.
@Lina Morgana You're making Aussies shame. Are you exposing to outsiders that Aussies in general are racists?
@Lina Morgana Judging from your comment history, maybe YOU should try assimilate into Australian culture? You're still speaking Malay and your English is beyond terrible. You obviously hate your own race lmao. Even Malays in Malaysia can speak and act properly.
@Lina Morgana you also intruder..
stop intrude on another land
Better stay in yours since malay-sia offered ketuanan malayu
Also Australia is ruled by right wing party which practice contraction policy (no longer welcoming immigrants)
Clearly observe that
Paulin Hanson declared unfriendly policy against
-Asian immigrants
- Muslim immigrants
- Chinese immigrants
"you can't be a Malay without identity. you can't. you will become nothing"
Saya dari Jawa timur. Pengen mengunjungi kesana.
This is so crazy. Well it's not like I didn't expected malays in other country. But this is just WOW. Who wonder there's a malay village in Australia. I mean real village. Not that kind of village with people only. There's still tradition, cloth, the way of talking. Its feel so 'kampung' you know! I won't be surprised if one day i got lost and ended up there, im saying that im still in malaysia! Glad to be malaysian 🇲🇾!
"In anywhere we go don't forget who you are. If a Malay without identity, you become what?
Nothing."
-Imam kampung Melayu in Australia
Baihaqi Amin Official become vivy yusop
@@balenciazril4492 lmao
Colour or no colour we are still human beings. Keep the spirit going.
Alhamdulillah...i still remember my first WA trip....from the city of Perth....we explored the whole area...and Katanning.....was one of them.... we stopped by to perform our Asar prayer...surprisingly......in the washroom, i saw malay words..OMG.....i felt like home..i felt like visiting my own brothers and sisters.......if god wills...i'll come back......
Saya suka video ini, saya orang Melayu dari Medan, Indonesia.
Takkan Melayu Hilang Di Dunia.. ❤
Teringin hendak ke sana ziarah saudara sebangsa dan seagama ku..
#SalamDariMelayuKedahMalaysia
Melayu tak hilang, yang hilang sekarang adalah identiti melayu di Malaysia tgk ja beza orang melayu Australia dgn orang melayu kita. Tempat kita lebih kepada barat banyak la ni.
Salam Bang dari Melbourne.
Semoga bang berserta keluarga diberi kesihatan, panjang umur, dimurahkan rezeki dan sukses selalu......
Aminn.
Amiin
@Lina Morgana
The above Greetings and Best Wishes are not meant for you lol !
@Lina Morgana You might as well say sorry to the indigenous people if you are on the way back to your homeland in Indonesia ya....
@Λίνα Μοργκάνα ada bau bakso la syial..
I didn't think there was a Malay village there. It's amazing the Malay culture ...
Best nya... Salam malay people! Salam dari Perak darul Riduan!
Salam dari melayu pattani kelantan kedah..kerana nenek moyang sya berasal 3negeri itu..melayu di mana pun ia berada dia adalah bangsa yang sama dan melayu hanya ada satu agama iaitu islam bahasa melayu ada 3 satu bahasa melayu kuno kedua melayu klasik iaitu bahasa jawi ketiga bahasa melayu modern bahasa skrng
Bahasa Melayu tetap di pertahanan,untuk generasi mendatang supaya tak lupa sejarah
love from a Penang girl in Perth ❤❤
Love u..
Tidak hilang Melayu dibumi ✨💕
Di bandar2utama di Malaysia, memasak gotong royong semasa majlis keraian sudah berkurangan ... catering business booming... Alhamdulillah Katanning still preserve malay gotong royong culture ..👍👍👍KUDOS!!!!.....Ada rezeki bolih pi melancung ke Katanning... In Shaa Allah ❤️❤️❤️
MasyaAllah.
Bagusnya Pak Imam & Pak Penghulu. Kami pun Harap begitu juga di Coventry City, west Midlands, UK
Alhamdulillah
Wow this is my extended family! Nice to see then featured!
I'm Malay and I'm proud to be a Malay.
Salam ukhwah from Malaysia🙋♂️
A piece of Malay culture down under could not be more proud
This is the first time i dont need to read the subtitles. Mind blowing
nobody:
makcik² kat dapur: *onioning*
*Membawang)
*ONIONING IN ENGLISH* 😂
Proud to be Malay
Kami di malaysian xpernah lupakan korang 😍😍🤲🤲 saya pom ada kawan dekat sana dia pom xpernah lupakan asal usul dan dia selalu mengikuti perkembangan berita2 semasa dimalaysia doa kami semoga sihat sejahra korang semua
Am quiet surprise to see a Malay Kampung in Australia. Very good for both of them.
I feel very happy watching this vedio... So amazing when our malay community keep pratice thier tradition in such beautiful way in Ausie... Keep it up!!!
Salam/Greeting from Malaysia
Yg pakai sorban adalah saudara saya jemaah mufarridiyah salam dari bogor indonesia
Alhamdulillah......
Semoga semua sentiasa dalam lindunganNya. 🤲🏼🇲🇾
I'm Malay I'm speechless and all I'm left to say is that I'm impressed
Terbaik, bak kata Laksmana Hang Tuah: Takkan Melayu hilang di Dunia... Happy if I can travel toAustralia and stay longer at Katanning to meet our Malay community there.
Great content! Never know about malay community there. Looks eerily similar with what we have in Malaysia. It would be great if you could do second part of it maybe their preparation for Ramadhan (fasting month) and their Eid Fitri. Love this! Cheers from Malaysian’s malay!
There was documentary last year featuring Malay wedding in this town. Could have been on SBS Australia.
Im proud of this,
Salam, im from Malaysia.... 😘😘😘
Hang Tuah the admiral of Malacca Empire was said,"Takkan Melayu Hilang di Dunia!"
Last ii dia yg hilang
@@fitriganzaholaaa5384 dia hilang ke tk hilang ke semua manusia akan mati
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Tbh our Malay weddings in Singapore and Malaysia have been so westernized with "barnyard chic" designs and having multiple bridesmaids... And here we have a small Malay community bergotong royong in Australia. We could learn a thing or two.
I dunno here in Sarawak many Malay still have traditional Malay wedding.
Something miracle, Malay = Muslim. No matter where you live. Hi from 🇲🇾.
Alhamdulillah, hidup harmoni.