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Kinabatangan's population is 86,783.
Kinabatangan's population is 86,783.
They are 40 km away. The estimated time of travel is 1 hour.
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Strictly speaking, Malaysia's official language is called Bahasa Melayu, in the Malay language. A "standardised" version of this language is known as Bahasa Baku, and is widely used by newsreaders and in school oral examinations.
Malaysian is the language spoken in Malaysia. Malaysia is located in southeast Asia. The capital of Malaysia is Kuala, Lumpur.
English,chinese,hokkien,hakka,teochews.........................n most importantly our national language-MALAY^^
The National Language is Malaysian Language (Bahasa Malaysia) or formerly known as Malay(Melayu).
English is the official second language. Most Malaysian are English literated as English Language is taught since the age of 7.
Malaysia consist of various races, some Malaysian knows up to 3 languages. Usually the 3rd language is their native language like Chinese, Indian, Iban, Kadazan, Melanau and others...
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Bahasa Malaysia (official), English, Chinese (Cantonese, Mandarin, Hokkien, Hakka, Hainan, Foochow), Tamil, Telugu, Malayalam, Panjabi, Thai
Yes many languages. Bahasa Malaysia is the main language (Official Language) but almost everyone can also speak English. In addition you have Chinese (Cantonese, Mandarin, Hokkien, Hakka, Hainan, Foochow), Tamil, Telugu, Malayalam, Panjabi, Thai. In East Malaysia there are several indigenous languages; most widely spoken are Iban and Kadazan.
Here is a list of all 139 languages spoken in Malaysia:
1. Abai Sungai
2. Bajau, West Coast
3. Bakati', Rara
4. Balangingi
5. Balau
6. Banjar
7. Batek
8. Belait
9. Berawan, Central
10. Berawan, East
11. Berawan, West
12. Bidayuh, Bau
13. Bidayuh, Biatah
14. Bidayuh, Bukar-Sadong
15. Bidayuh, Tringgus-Sembaan
16. Bintulu
17. Bisaya, Brunei
18. Bisaya, Sabah
19. Bonggi
20. Bookan
21. Brunei
22. Bugis
23. Bukitan
24. Cheq Wong
25. Chinese, Hakka
26. Chinese, Mandarin
27. Chinese, Min Dong
28. Chinese, Min Nan
29. Chinese, Pu-Xian
30. Chinese, Yue
31. Duano
32. Dumpas
33. Dusun, Central
34. Dusun, Sugut
35. Dusun, Tambunan
36. Dusun, Tempasuk
37. English
38. Gana
39. Iban
40. Ida'an
41. Iranun
42. Jah Hut
43. Jakun
44. Javanese
45. Jehai
46. Kadazan, Coastal
47. Kadazan, Klias River
48. Kadazan, Labuk-Kinabatangan
49. Kajaman
50. Kalabakan
51. Kayan, Baram
52. Kayan, Rejang
53. Kelabit
54. Keningau Murut
55. Kensiu
56. Kenyah, Mainstream
57. Kimaragang
58. Kinabatangan, Upper
59. Kintaq
60. Kiput
61. Kota Marudu Talantang
62. Kota Marudu Tinagas
63. Kuijau
64. Lahanan
65. Lanoh
66. Lelak
67. Lobu, Lanas
68. Lobu, Tampias
69. Long Wat
70. Lotud
71. Lun Bawang
72. Mah Meri
73. Malaccan Creole Malay
74. Malaccan Creole Portuguese
75. Malay
76. Malay, Baba
77. Malay, Cocos Islands
78. Malay, Kedah
79. Malay, Sabah
80. Malay, Standard
81. Malaysian Sign Language
82. Mapun
83. Melanau, Central
84. Melanau, Daro-Matu
85. Melanau, Kanowit-Tanjong
86. Melanau, Sibu
87. Minokok
88. Minriq
89. Mintil
90. Molbog
91. Murik
92. Narom
93. Negeri Sembilan Malay
94. Okolod
95. Orang Kanaq
96. Orang Seletar
97. Paluan
98. Papar
99. Penan, Bah-Biau
100. Penan, Eastern
101. Penan, Western
102. Penang Sign Language
103. Punan Batu 1
104. Remun
105. Rungus
106. Sa'ban
107. Sabüm
108. Salako
109. Sama, Southern
110. Sebop
111. Sebuyau
112. Sekapan
113. Selangor Sign Language
114. Selungai Murut
115. Semai
116. Semaq Beri
117. Sembakung Murut
118. Semelai
119. Semnam
120. Seru
121. Serudung Murut
122. Sian
123. Tagal Murut
124. Tamil
125. Tatana
126. Tausug
127. Temiar
128. Temoq
129. Temuan
130. Tidong
131. Timugon Murut
132. Tobilung
133. Tombonuo
134. Tonga
135. Tring
136. Ukit
137. Uma' Lasan
138. Wolio
139. Yakan
Bahasa Malaysia is the official language but English remains the second language.
Malay
That would be Bahasa Malaysia and English, but English is only official for some purposes.
Bahasa melayu or known as Bahasa Malaysia
bahasa Malaysia
Bahasa Malaysia
National Language is Malay or Bahasa Melayu.
However, English, Mandarin, Cantonese and Hindi is widely spoken as well
The official language of Malaysia is Malay language and it is a bit different from Indonesian language.
Malay
malayans speak malay.
Bahasa Melayu, Bahasa Indonesia, Yawi
Malay
The Malay language. Or called "Bahasa Melayu". Sometimes to a certain extent, its called Bahasa Malaysia (Malaysian language). Other Malaysians such as those from Sabah and Sarawak speak their own dialects that have much more similar words so some of the southern Philippine languages. The Tausug people in Malaysia, speak Bahasa Sug, the Tausug language. These people aren't ethnic Malays, but are related to Malays. Malaysian-Indians also speak Hindi and Tamil.
27 million counting Malaysians only, but that's not counting
Indonesian (Indonesians speak Indonesian but the 2 languages
are sister language and are greatly linked together), so counting Indonesian
I would say about 300Million.
Salam & Ramadan Mubarak 2011
Tha official language of Malaysia is Bahasa Malaysia.
Malay, of course
They can speak English, but with an accent. I've been to Malaysia, and their native language is Malaysian, or Standard Malay.
Bahasa Malaysia
Malaysian people speak the Malay language, or Bahasa Melayu. The Malay language sometimes differenciates in other Southeast Asian countries. Sometimes, to a certain extent, the Malay language in Malaysia is called Bahasa Malaysia. Literally meaning "Malaysian language". People in Sabah and Sarawak speak their own dialects. Such as the Tausug people in Sabah, they speak Bahasa Sug; the Tausug people's dialect. Hindi and Tamil are spoken by the Malaysian-Indians.
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Malay
Malaysian and English.
German
Chinese and Tamil
National Language is Malay or Bahasa Melayu.
However, English, Mandarin, Cantonese and Hindi is widely spoken as well
The Major Languages spoken in Malaysia is Chinese and Tamil
Malaysian people speak Malay or Bahasa Melayu. But in Malaysia, there is also a large Chinese and Indian population. Therefore many speak Chinese and Indian as well. English is thought as mandatory second language and therefore most everyone speaks English as well.
The territory of Sabah belongs to the people of Sabah who in 1963 legally formed Malaysia federation as a act of self determination.
In 1865 Charles Lees Moses obtained from the Sultan of Borneo a lease on Sabah (north Borneo) for 10 years he then sold the lease to Joseph William Torrey as the lease came to an end he sold his remaining rights to the Consul of the Austro Hungarian empire Baron Von Overbeck who in 1875 obtained a renewal.
In 1878 he became Maharajah of Sabah and Raja of Gaya and Sandakan making him the legal overlord of the territory 3 weeks later he aquired the lesser title from Sultan of Sulu whose power was in question and who was colonized only a few months later by the Spanish.
In 1885 the Spanish agreed to recognise the territory of North Borneo as British in the Madrid protocols the Sulu Sultans cannot make any claims as they were no longer in power over their own territories.
In 1903 in a confirmatory deed Sulu sultan Jamulural Kiram II confirmed the cession of Sabah and furter Islands to the British North Borneo company in return for a further 300 Pesos (Mexican) his loss of power and lands meant he was in no position to control anything and he was simply securing a pension for himself and his heirs.
In 1938 his heirs arrived in the Borneo high court to argue for resumption of cession fees as it had been stopped (due to Kiram having so many heirs no one knwe who was the legal heir and who was not he himself appointed 9 heirs which was unrealistic) the judge agreed and confirmed the land was ceded.
In 1942 Japan conquered North Borneo and dissolved ANY previous agreements therefore the previous treaties spoken herein are invalid including the 1878 treaty Sulu reguluraly thumps in the air ignoring all other agreements prior to this one and after it.
Please note Sabah according to the Brunei side sabah was never given to Sulu which is why the Brunei sultan appointed Von Overbeck over lord of Sabah Sulu's ONLY claim is through the tributes they frightened the people into paying to them (they were pirates and raiders similar to the Vikings of Europe) there is NO CESSION treaty between Sulu and Borneo (Brunei).
Also note in the Suluk and British versions of the agreement in 1878 Sabah was and has been leased/ceded in perpeuity meaning forever UNTIL the sun and moon no longer rise since they are still rising Sulu has no claim.
Laws of decolonisation of the United Nations and the laws of effective control are both in Malaysias side also note to any Filipino who might see this International court of Justice is not AN option as would Philippines go to ICJ over Mindanao? Also the people of Sabah freely chose to join Malaysia if their vote was disregarded and their contribution to Malaysia (which is great) the people would choose to leave Malaysia and neither Philippines/sulu or Malaysia will get it.
there are no other points that can challenge this as 1878 agreement is null and void by modern thinking.
