61. Expatica's News In English: Writing English For An International Audience International audience analysis malaysia; Apparent cultural differences Geert Hofstede s work, for example, reveals that malaysian culture places high http://www.expatica.com/source/site_article.asp?subchannel_id=161&story_id=16464

62. Antarabudaya Malaysia Life in a Malaysian city such as Kuala Lumpur or Penang would be just like anyother cities in Malaysian Family Education System Malaysian culture http://afs.org.my/myculture.php

Go to AFS in your country Argentina Australia Austria Belgium Flanders Belgium French Bolivia Brazil Canada Chile China Colombia Costa Rica Czech Republic Denmark Dominican Republic Ecuador Egypt Euro Fed. For Intercultural Learning Finland France Germany Ghana Guatemala Honduras Hong Kong Hungary Iceland Indonesia Italy Japan Latvia Malaysia Mexico Netherlands New Zealand Norway Panama Paraguay Peru Philippines Portugal Russia Slovakia South Africa Spain Sweden Switzerland Thailand Tunisia Turkey United Kingdom United States Venezuela HOME ABOUT US NEWS GOING ABROAD ... PHOTO GALLERY Malaysian Culture The Malaysian culture is a fusion of 3 of the major races in Malaysia namely the Malays, Chinese and Indians. You can expect to experiece all these 3 cultures in place and this is unique to Malaysia. Being under the Colonial rule in the early 20th century, most Malaysians are able to speak English fluently especially the elderly generation. English is also widely spoken amongst the young and old alike although the Bahasa Malaysia (Malay Language) is officially used. Life in a Malaysian city such as Kuala Lumpur or Penang would be just like any other cities in the world. Food plays an important role in the Malaysian society. In general, Malaysians eat 3 times a day namely Breakfast, Lunch and Dinner. Snacking in between during tea or going out for supper is also a common thing. The local hangout during supper are with the Indian Muslim stalls which are by the roadside which are refered to as "mamak". Malays and Indians usually eat with their right hands which many of our exchange students are able to adapt well.

63. Antarabudaya Malaysia Expect to be immerse with a totally different lifestyle and culture. The 2 weekprogram would greatly help you understand the Malaysian culture http://afs.org.my/afsinmy.php

Go to AFS in your country Argentina Australia Austria Belgium Flanders Belgium French Bolivia Brazil Canada Chile China Colombia Costa Rica Czech Republic Denmark Dominican Republic Ecuador Egypt Euro Fed. For Intercultural Learning Finland France Germany Ghana Guatemala Honduras Hong Kong Hungary Iceland Indonesia Italy Japan Latvia Malaysia Mexico Netherlands New Zealand Norway Panama Paraguay Peru Philippines Portugal Russia Slovakia South Africa Spain Sweden Switzerland Thailand Tunisia Turkey United Kingdom United States Venezuela HOME ABOUT US NEWS GOING ABROAD ... PHOTO GALLERY AFS in Malaysia AFS Malaysia was established as a a branch office of AFS International in 1958. It comprised the national organization made up of volunteers, usually enthusiastic returnees and the National Office consisting of paid staff to execute all policies issued from New York. This status was maintained for the next 20 years although the name AFS Malaysia was changed to Antarabudaya Malaysia (ABM). The change came about when AFS International found that the system was no longer efficient in a highly competitive world. It dawned on them that they had to find a solution fast. The answer was decentralization. All branch offices would be given autonomy in the New Global Partner Network. Each partner was to be responsible for its survival and growth.

64. Pictures Of Kuala Lumpur The Malaysian culture isn t that diverse after all, we guess ;) The bestchance to see some of the colourful Malaysian culture, is in Chinatown. http://www.bamjam.net/Malaysia/KL.html

Kuala Lumpur On our way to New Zealand , we had a two-day stopover in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia. We expected we would be exhausted from the flight, so the only thing we would probably see was the inside of our hotel room. Fortunately, the flight wasn't too bad. After a few hours sleep, we were ready to see some of the sights of KL. The most famous sight of KL was easy to see. We just had to look out of the window of our hotel room to see the Petronas Twin Towers. But you can't explore a city by staying in your hotel, so let's get outside. We left the hotel and just walked around for a while. On the streets of KL, there's lots to see, with a lot of variation. Modern office buildings, little food stalls, a large bus station (with lots of food stalls), ancient temples. Within the hour we agree: KL is cool In the National Museum we learn more about Malaysia. In the main building there is a very interesting exhibition about the diversity of Malaysian culture, which is very rich because of the many ethnic groups here: Malaysian, Chinese, Indonesian, Indian, Portuguese, etcetera, etcetera. Strangely enough, in one of the museum's other buildings, there is

65. Musical Malaysia To define an integrated malaysian culture is not easy as malaysia’s multiethniccommunity maintains a diversity of artistic tradition which interacts and http://www.musicmall-asia.com/malaysia/why.html

Sponsored by Musicmall Productions S/B MALAYSIAN MUSIC IN CONTEXT: Geographical Location Social and Political Background: History Economics Trends and Developments in Music Malaysia is a multiracial country and as such any description of Malaysian music should describe the music of the various major ethnic groups, which according to statistics compiled by the Malaysian Department of Statistics (1993) comprise of Malays (54.5%), Chinese (29%), Indians (8%), indigenous peoples (8%, the largest groups being the Iban of Sarawak and the Kadazan of Sabah with the Orang Asli of the Peninsula comprising only 0.5% of the total population of Malaysia) and others (0.5%, mainly Arabs, Sinhalese, Eurasians and Europeans). Culture may be narrowly defined as the aesthetic or intellectual achievement of a group of people, in a designated area, within a specified time. To define an integrated Malaysian culture is not easy as Malaysia’s multiethnic community maintains a diversity of artistic tradition which interacts and yet remains tangential to one another (Rahmah Bujang 1987). The Information Malaysia 1994 YearBook (1994) describes Malaysia as having 5 different cultures within its boundaries - Islamic, Chinese, Indian, Western and Indigeneous (which includes Malay and various other indigeneous minorities) - and argues that the very existence of these 5 cultures and the fact that in their existing and growing they have assimilated characteristics uniquely Malaysian means that a distinctly Malaysian culture does indeed exist. The reason that such a general information book is quoted here is to indicate to the reader some assumptions commonly held by the general public about Malaysian culture.

66. Welcome To UCSI (Malaysia) - A University Par Excellence bullet, malaysian culture. bullet, Travel Around Kuala Lumpur malaysia s culturalmosaic is marked by many different cultures, but several in particular http://www.ucsi.edu.my/about_malaysia.asp

The University Latest News Events Calendar Jobs @ UCSI ... Comments by International Students Malaysia or for mobile phones Taxi Services Radio Cab Airport Limo Saujana Cab Comfort Taxi Eco Transit Supercab Outstation Taxi Other Taxi Numbers Express Coach to and from KLIA Malaysian Tourism Office Last Updated: 07/28/05 Home Admissions About Malaysia Everything You Want To Know About Malaysia Malaysian Culture Travel Around Kuala Lumpur Religion Cost of Living ... Business Hours Malaysia is located in the heart of Southeast Asia and is pleasant to live in with a stable political and economic environment. Malaysia is ranked the world's 20th most globalised country according to US based Foreign Policy Magazine while in Asia she is ranked 2nd amongst the most global after Singapore. Malaysia is a tropical country where the terrain is extremely diverse consisting of coral reefs, vast stretches of white sandy beaches, green hills, limestone formations, mountains, networks of white-water rivers perfect for rafting, lakes and vast expanses of the tropical rain forest. Malaysia' capital city is Kuala Lumpur with a blend of the traditional and modern. It is supported by a modern transportation system of roads, light rapid transport, buses, and taxi services. The city is also bustling with shopping malls, and businesses. Malaysia is becoming known in the region offering quality private tertiary education.

67. All Malaysia.info WHEN you have an insatiable curiosity about other cultures, it can take you almost every year as he wants his kids to absorb more Malaysian culture. http://allmalaysia.info/news/story.asp?file=/2004/7/5/msiansabroad/8304958&sec=m

68. All Malaysia.info A journal promoting Malaysian culture and business in North America? ANGELINE LIMspeaks to the lady who started it all. http://allmalaysia.info/news/story.asp?file=/2003/9/8/msiansabroad/6098572&sec=m

69. BBC NEWS | Programmes | From Our Own Correspondent | Malaysia's Clash Of Culture malaysia s clash of cultures Muslims who dress in the Arabic style and frownon their own culture, but also by malaysia s rapid modernisation. http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/programmes/from_our_own_correspondent/4749379.stm

Home TV Radio Talk ... Newswatch Last Updated: Saturday, 6 August 2005, 11:23 GMT 12:23 UK E-mail this to a friend Printable version Malaysia's clash of cultures By Jonathan Kent BBC, Kuala Lumpur When it comes to interpreting Islam, many Malaysians are torn between their own culture, Western influence and a growing trend towards copying all things Arabic. A few days ago I visited P Ramlee's old house in Kuala Lumpur. Modernisation has been rapid Unless you are from this part of the world you probably will not have heard of him. But in Malaysia, more than 30 years after his death, he is still an icon. In life he was Malaysia's Elvis and Frank Sinatra, Cary Grant and Irving Berlin all rolled into one. His modest bungalow is now a museum. But when I visited I was alone, apart from an attendant who seemed to be hiding under his counter. So I wandered around looking at photos from P Ramlee's films and listening to his wonderful singing voice. 'Gentle and sensual' One of the reasons I look forward to the holidays here is because the local TV stations always screen a good selection of his movies.

70. UTS: Handbook 2005 - International Studies Subjects taken pertain to Malaysian culture and society. Students are assessedon each semester separately and assessment is based on the subjects http://www.handbook.uts.edu.au/iis/institute/malaysia.html

UTS: Handbook General Information Important Dates Business ... Search Malaysia major ( Malaysia is one of the founding members of ASEAN (the Association of South-East Asian Nations). The country consists of a rich amalgam of immigrant and indigenous cultures on the Malay peninsula and within the Borneo states. Sarawak and Sabah are the two Malaysian states on the island of Borneo, which has extensive natural resources and environmental diversity. Its proximity to Australia makes the study of Malaysia particularly relevant. Students going to Malaysia study the Indonesian language because of its similarity to the Malaysian language. The Indonesian Language and Culture program concentrates on the training of students who are either complete beginners or have a basic knowledge of Indonesian through previous experience or study. Subjects to be undertaken in this major may be found under in the Study Package Directory of this handbook. In choosing a Malaysia major, students may choose either Penang or Borneo. Those students who choose Penang spend two consecutive semesters at Universiti Sains Malaysia where they undertake a combination of Malay language subjects and subjects about Malaysian culture and society. Nursing students may choose to spend part of their time at the medical campus of Universiti Sains Malaysia (Kubung Kerian) in Kota Bharu on the east coast of the Malay peninsula. Those students who choose Borneo spend the first semester at Universiti Malaysia Sabah in Kota Kinabalu where they undertake a Malay language and culture course. For their second semester, students may choose to stay on in Sabah or move to Sarawak where they attend the Universiti Malaysia Sarawak in Kuching. Subjects taken pertain to Malaysian culture and society.

71. IIS – Majors 974331, Malaysian Language and culture 4, 8cp. Contemporary Society Subjects taken pertain to Malaysian culture and society. http://www.handbook.uts.edu.au/2004/iis/majors/malaysia.html

Malaysia major Outline Malaysia is one of the founding members of ASEAN (the Association of South-East Asian Nations). In economic terms, its response to the Asian financial crisis has stimulated international interest. Culturally, Malaysia consists of a rich amalgam of immigrant and indigenous cultures. The island of Borneo is rich in natural resources and environmental diversity. Sarawak and Sabah are the two Malaysian States on the island. Its proximity to Australia makes the study of Malaysia particularly relevant. The Malaysian Language and Culture program concentrates on the training of students who are either complete beginners or have a basic knowledge of Malaysian through previous experience or study. Language and Culture Malaysian Language and Culture 1 Malaysian Language and Culture 2 Malaysian Language and Culture 3 Malaysian Language and Culture 4 Contemporary Society Comparative Social Change Contemporary South-East Asia In-country Study In-country Study 1: Malaysia In-country Study 2: Malaysia The language subjects for Malaysian are offered through another university, instead of UTS.

72. DAP Malaysia SG Five important elements for the new Malaysian culture to attain developed The second element essential for a new Malaysian culture to take the country http://malaysia.net/dap/sg51.htm

73. Crocman's Lair: Experiencing Malaysia's Culture American students not only have an opportunity to see malaysia s culture, theyare truly able to experience it first hand. Dressing in traditional clothing, http://www.crocmanslair.com/experiencing_malaysias_culture.php

home about get involved packets ... Building Friendships III American students not only have an opportunity to see Malaysia's culture, they are truly able to experience it first hand. Dressing in traditional clothing, these students were the talk of the campus and the town. Many of them participated with local students in an annual festival and parade in the capital city of Kuching, Sarawak. Others became bride and groom in a traditional mock wedding - Minang style.

74. Crocman's Lair: Experiencing Malaysia's Culture II Students also experienced malaysia s unique culture by learning and practicingthe music, dance, and martial art forms of the various ethnic groups http://www.crocmanslair.com/experiencing_malaysias_culture_ii.php

home about get involved packets ... Building Friendships III Students also experienced Malaysia's unique culture by learning and practicing the music, dance, and martial art forms of the various ethnic groups throughout the country.

75. Malaysia Fest | Kuala Lumpur | WCities Destination Guide objective of creating awareness and appreciation of Malaysian culture, craftand cuisine. There are many cultural shows and demonstrations of Malaysian http://www.wcities.com/en/record/,157065/155/record.html

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76. MALAYSIA CENTRAL: Arts & Culture: Modern, Contemporary, Traditional, Performing malaysian Online Directory Latest malaysia information. Websites, listings,links, phone, address of government, business service organisations in http://www.mycen.com.my/search/arts_culture.html

MALAYSIA CENTRAL: One-stop starting point to thousands of Malaysian online destinations Add Site Search Tips Events Show All ... Home Related: History Entertainment Events Venues ... Event Managers Adrenaline! http://www.adrenaline.com.my/ 226 Jalan H 7, Taman Melawati, 53100 Kuala Lumpur Tel: 03 4107 6576, Fax: 03 4107 6576, Mobile: 012 322 2918 or 012 288 1693, E-mail: receptionist@adrenaline.com.my Academy Industri Musik Malaysia - AIM http://www.akademi.net/ 8A First Floor, Jalan Pangkor, Off Jalan Tun Razak, 50400 Kuala Lumpur Tel: 03 4044 5388, Fax: 03 4044 7388 Akademi Seni Kebangsaan - National Arts Academy http://www.ask.edu.my/ 464 Jalan Tun Ismail, Wilayah Persekutuan, Kuala Lumpur Tel: 03 2697 1777, Fax: 03 2697 5513 Actors Studio http://www.TheActorsStudio.com.my/ Level 3, New Wing, The Bangsar Shopping Centre, 285, Jalan. Maarof, 59000 Kuala Lumpur Tel: 03 2094 0400, Fax: 03 2093 8400 Lot 2, Plaza Putra, Dataran Merdeka Jalan Raja, 50050 Kuala Lumpur Tel: 03 2697 2797, Fax: 03 2692 4505 Alliance Francaise http://www.alliancefrancaise.org.my/

77. Cultural Exchange: Europe In Malaysia. CulturE-ASEF Cultural centers, organizations, associations for European cultures; events,projects etc., within the framework of cultural exchange. http://www.culture-asef.org/english/asia/mys/easia/

deutsch Home Asia Malaysia Europe in Malaysia Individual ASEM countries: Germany Great Britain France Portugal Institutions, Associations Asia-Europe Institute, University of Malaya Postgraduate research and teaching institution established under the ASEM process, for the improvement of Asia-Europe relations. Aims to facilitate the understanding of cultures, histories, politics, economics, business and legal practices through a network of institutional contacts. [en] Events Beyond Paradise. Nordic Artists Travel East Touring exhibition of works, some produced on site, by 26 artists from Denmark, Finland, Norway, and Sweden. Commissioner: Apinan Poshyananda (Thailand). Schedule: National Gallery and associated venues, Bangkok, February - March 2002; National Art Gallery, Kuala Lumpur, 2002; Fine Arts Museum, Ho Chi Minh, 2002; Fine Art Museum, Shanghai, 2003. [en] Fifth Asia - Europe Young Leaders Symposium (AEYLS)-V 8-12 October 2001, Kuala Lumpur. Working groups: Asia-Europe Cultural Co-operation/ Exchange; Enhancement of Educational Exchange; Co-existence in the Multiethnic Society, Co-operation between Small and Medium Enterprises of Asia and Europe. [en] Res Artis - Berlin '05 Meeting of the int. network of residencies, 28 Sept. - 2 Oct. 2005. Focus: Asia-Europe

78. Cultural Exchange: Asia In France / Malaysia. CulturE-ASEF Cultural centers, organizations, and associations for cultural exchange withMalaysia, events, projects, cultural studies at institutions of higher http://www.culture-asef.org/english/eu/fra/aeuro/mys/

deutsch Home Europe France ... Asia in France Malaysia Malaysia in Europe Institutions, Associations Ambassade et consulat en France: Malaisie Malaysian Embassy in France, contact address and email. [fr] Malaysian Association in France Promotes Malaysia's image in France, supporting Malaysia-France understanding and co-operation. Organizes educational, social, cultural and economic activities. [en] Res Artis - Berlin '05 Meeting of the int. network of residencies, 28 Sept. - 2 Oct. 2005. Focus: Asia-Europe Asia-Europe Comics Project Call for applications. Deadline: 31 October 2005 Home Europe France Asia in France ... Malaysia: Art - Information system in Universes in Universe Asia-Europe Foundation and Universes in Universe site search email imprint updated: September 2005

79. ChessBase.com - Chess News - Selamat Datang Ke Malaysia Great cities are defined by its’ people and their culture, and KualaLumpur (or, ‘KayEl’ in short) is definitely home to one uniquely Malaysian culture http://chessbase.com/newsdetail.asp?newsid=2394

80. History, Culture & Religion Of Malaysia: Annotated Internet Resources An annotated list of Internet resources on the history, culture of malaysia. http://newton.uor.edu/Departments&Programs/AsianStudiesDept/malaysia-cul.html

History to the End of the Colonial Era Culture Religion History to the End of the Colonial Era The Penang Story Project "aims to bring together established & new scholars from various academic disciplines to revisit, reevaluate & consolidate the history of Penang," "a multicultural community forged through waves of migration" Some Sources for the Economic History of the Chinese in the Malay A comprehensive survey by Geoff Wade ( Proceedings of the 15th Biennial Conference of the Asian Studies Association of Australia in Canberra, 2004 ; PDF format) Culture Malay Concordance Project Australian National University's concordance of classical Malay texts Malaysia Society "a scholarly group involved in research on Malaysia, & Malaysia-related topics ... a chapter of the Asian Studies Association of Australia" Orang Asli Archive "a repository for unpublished documents, films, tapes & other recordings relevant to Orang Asli peoples [indigenous peoples of Peninsular Malaysia] & cultures"

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