'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'.
Selamat datang means welcome
Selamat Datang Monument was created in 1962.
Selamat Datang
Selamat Datang!
Selamat datang ke Israel
Selamat datang ke Israel
To say "Welcome" in Bali... you say it in Bahasa Indonesia - "Selamat Datang"
Selamat datang bagi anda para pecinta judi online karena disini kami ak..
welcome to our school - selamat datang ke sekolah kami/kita (se-laa-maat daa-taang ke se-ko-laah kaa-mii / kii-taa) "selamat datang": welcome "ke": to "sekolah": school "kami" / "kita": our
Morning: Selamat Pagi! (lit: Safe morning) afternoon: Selamat Siyam (lit: Safe afternoon) night: Selamat Malam (lit: Safe night!) anytime : Selamat Datang (lit: Safe come) nice to meet you: saya senung berkanal kan dugan anda Nice to meet you too: Saya senung berkanal-kan dugan anda juga How are you: Apa Kabar (lit: what news?) good: Baik
Selamat malam. From my understanding "selamat" means safe and "malam" is night.
Hello is -a. Apa khabar? (How are you?) This is the proper and usual way.b. Apa macam? (What's up?). Note c is pronounced as ch in Englishc. Halo (same pronunciation as hello) - Colloquial (As in a famous '60's Malay song - Halo halo kawan saya)
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.'