Brunei

Poklen is a Bruneian word that means a person is showing off that he's cool.

To my knowledge, no they do not. However the Sultan has one in his private fleet. Different livery, recently redone and tail number V8-ALI

Yes, they are one of the major construction company in the country with proven track records.

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The Royal Brunei Airlines was founded in 1974. This airline originally started with just two airlines, serving nearby countries such as Singapore and Hong Kong.

yes he has 2 elder sisters and one younger sister and three half-sisters refer the wikipedia for more information : http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hassanal_Bolkiah

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Yes, another gas which dissolves in water is ammonia. A solution of ammonia is used in some common cleaning solution such as those used for cleaning window.

It was founded by Awang Alak Betatar, perhaps that is the first history. But, I'm not sure

Yes it is. It is as safe as every other Airline and the crew is very friendly

Brunei is a state in Borneo. Some of the musical instruments of Brunei are the gong, gangdang labik, tawak-tawak, gulingtangan and canang. All of the instruments look similar to the gong except the gangdang labik which more like a type of drum that lays on it's side when played.

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Brunei is a staunch Muslim country. Thus, since Christmas is considered a Christian holiday, it is not celebrated or promoted on any major scale. However, some malls and departments stores do have some decorations set up, such as tinsel, artificial Christmas trees, animatronic Santas, and other such non-religious designs.

Overall, Christmas celebrations in Brunei tend to be more private affairs and are celebrated by families and friends if they wish. For Bruneians who do celebrate it, the usual feasts and gift-giving traditions are common.

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Makan is still Makan

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Makan is Mian

Football players in Qatar tend to earn significantly higher salaries compared to those in Brunei, primarily due to Qatar's substantial investment in sports and hosting major events like the FIFA World Cup. In Qatar, top players can earn millions annually, with some foreign players receiving lucrative contracts. In contrast, salaries in Brunei are generally lower, with local players earning more modest amounts, often supplemented by bonuses or sponsorships. Overall, the financial landscape for football players in these two countries reflects their differing levels of investment in the sport.

Brunei is often referred to as the "youngest nation" due to its relatively recent independence and nationhood. It gained full sovereignty from British protection in 1984, making it one of the most modern nations to emerge in the 20th century. Despite its long history, its status as a fully independent nation is quite recent compared to many other countries. This youthful status is highlighted by its rapid development and modernization efforts since independence.