GENERALLY, YES. The Arabic phrase "As-Salaam 3aleikum" (السلام عليكم) literally means "peace be with you" and is used as a formal greeting between Arabs and Non-Arab Muslims. The world selamat comes from the Arabic word "selaama"/"selaamat" (سلامة), which means "safe" or "secure" and from the same root as "salaam" in "As-Salaam 3aleikum". This is why "selamat" means "safe" in Malay. However, because of the prevalence of "As-Salaam 3aleikum" among Muslims in Malaysia and the southern Philippines, "selamat" was also re-purposed in greetings as if it were "salaam" as well.
Yes, the Malay and Filipino words "salamat" and "selamat" are derived from the Arabic greeting "assalam-alaikum," which means "peace be upon you." Both Malay and Filipino languages have borrowed words from Arabic due to historical interactions and influences.
"Good afternoon" in Bahasa Indonesia is "Selamat siang."
Selamat datang is pronounced "suh-lah-maht dah-tahng" in Indonesian.
"Good morning" in Malay is "Selamat pagi".
In Brunei, you can say "Selamat Datang" to mean welcome.
In Bahasa, the term for 'welcome' is "selamat datang."
its a greeting like happy they say selamat hari raya which mean happy eid
The Malaysian would also say: Helo more formal would be selamat pagi (morning) / selamat tengahari (afternoon), selamat petang (evening) / selamat malam (after sunset)
'selamat' means 'safe'. But different usage of the word 'selamat' can give different meanings such as 'selamat datang' which is saying 'welcome' to greet visitors.If you translate each of the word 'selamat datang',you will get 'safe coming' or 'safe arriving'.This is because we Malaysians expect visitors to come in safely.Other use of the word 'selamat' is when you say 'selamat pagi' which is 'good morning','selamat tengahari' which is 'good afternoon','selamat petang' which is 'good evening' and 'selamat malam' which is 'good night'.
goodnight: selamat malam (se-laa-maat maa-laam)
Selamat malam. From my understanding "selamat" means safe and "malam" is night.
Selamat Datang Monument was created in 1962.
Hello = haloGood morning = Selamat pagi (6-11 o'clock). When it is over 11 o'clock until 3 p.m it is Selamat siang.Good afternoon = Selamat soreGood night = Selamat malam
selamat hari raya
Selamat Hari Natal and Selamat Tahun Baru (Merry Christmas and Happy New Year) from Bali!
Surja Selamat has written: 'Habis gelap terbit terang'
Mohd Zamir Selamat was born on 1989-06-09.
Selamat Pagi means 'Hello' from 6am to 11am in Indonesian, or, because of the time period of which this can be said, 'Selamat Pagi' can also mean 'Good Morning.'