Malaysia

It is because Malaysia consists of Peninsular Malaysia, which shares a land border with Thailand (which is located on mainland southeast Asia) to the north, and Sabah and Sarawak on the island of Borneo.

Similar in design to the US flag, the Malaysian flag has 14 alternating red and white stripes. There is a blue field in the upper left hand corner with a yellow crescent moon next to a yellow sun.

Malaysian people adapt to their environment just like everyone else adapts to their environment. They will simply get used to their weather the longer they live there.

see you again - jumpa kamu lagi (juum-paa kaa-muu laa-gi)

There are several words which means you in Malay.

there are "kamu" (polite), "awak" [aa-waak] (polite) or "kau" [kaa-u].

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The country of Malaysia does not. However, there is an isthmus on the Malays Peninsula, belonging to Thailand and Myanmar. It's called the Kra Isthmus.

The climate in Malaysia is tropical. The north-east monsoon (October to February) deluges Borneo and the east coast in rain and often causes flooding, while the west coast (particularly Langkawi and Penang) escape unscathed. The milder south-west monsoon (April to October) reverses the pattern. The southern parts of peninsular Malaysia, including perennially soggy Kuala Lumpur, are exposed to both but even during the rainy season, the showers tend to be intense but brief.

Malaysia is close to the equator, therefore warm weather is guaranteed. Temperatures generally range from 32°C/89.6 ºF at noon to about 26°C/78.8 ºF at midnight. But like most Southeast Asian countries, Malaysia's sun-shining days are interrupted by Monsoon season from November and February every year, and night temperatures can hit a low of about 23°C/73.4 ºF on rainy days.

Temperatures tend to be cooler in the highlands, with the likes of Genting Highlands,Cameron Highlands and Fraser's Hill having temperatures ranging from about 17°C/62.6 ºF at night to about 25°C/77 ºF in the day. Mount Kinabalu is known to have temperatures falling below 10°C/50 ºF.

future of rubber industry(briefly),

the use of rubber is widening.Therefore,the future of malaysian rubber industry is fairly bright.The government has a policy encouraging the rubber industry.measures are been taken to ensure stablisation of rubber industry so that Malaysia remains an important player in the global rubber industry.

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they wear normal clothes or sometimes in hari raya they wear baju kurung

cara semakan plkn 2012

Malaysia borders Thailand and Indonesia. The Philippines are also very close.

Not that we've heard, as of Friday, March 21, 2014 at 2PM Pacific time.

how much 2lakh Indian rupee in Malaysia ringgit

90

The name of the area of water between Malaysia and Sumatra is called the Strait of Malacca. It stretches for about 800 kilometers.

Travelling eastbound from Miami, Florida (MIA) to Kuala Lumpur (KUL) Malaysia, the travel time would be approximately 31 hours.

Travelling Westbound via the west coast of america, the journey time from Miami (MIA), via Los Angeles (LAX) would be approximately 31 hours.

Malaysia is located between lattitudes 1 and 7 in the northern hemisphere and longitudes 100 and 104

Since it is warmer there, many like to go and visit the beach. Scuba diving is also a popular past time.

similarities-both Singapore and India follow Buddhism, they speak Hindi and they are in Asia.

differences-they do not have the same climate, they do not have the same capital

snehal bindra

5a

similarities-both Singapore and India follow Buddhism, they speak Hindi and they are in Asia.

differences-they do not have the same climate, they do not have the same capital

snehal bindra

5a

The word 'sacred' in Malay is 'suci'.

'Suci' is pronounced as 'soo-chee'.

Malaysia is located against the Straits of Melaka, protected, against swells and tsunamis, this part of the peninsula has welcomed foreign visitors since the days of early traders. Such a convenient shipping route has, over the centuries, created a cosmopolitan culture that is well-schooled in English.

One of Malaysia's key attractions is its extreme contrasts. Towering skyscrapers look down upon wooden houses built on stilts, and five-star hotels sit several meters away from ancient reefs. A fascinating fusion of tradition and modernity, Malaysia's architecture today is a reflection of Asia's many styles, cultures and religions. These influences include Hindu-Indian, Arab-Muslim, Chinese and European. Portuguese, Dutch and British colonization have also influenced local architecture. Now, the country embraces an independent modern Malaysian vision whilst staying true to its rich culture and heritage.

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