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Have you ever wondered, how surprised we are when an Indian speaks chinese, or a malay speaking chinese, or a chinese speaking tamil.....How the crowd would cheer when they c an indian fellow addressing his audience with a "ni how" ( how are you), the audience just turn wild.Its just isn't the same as a chinese guy who knows nuts about chinese saying "ni how" ppl will go, "so what?!" *ignores*
Or rather how prejudice we are when a chinese makes nasi lemak as her business, and that particular business is succesful, people would go "Sure she marry a malay man wan, otherwise business where got so good?" Whats wrong with chinese people being able to make a perfectly good meal of nasi lemak?And just on TV today, i saw a chinese business making roti canai. somehow when a paticular food is made from a different race of ppl, ppl will have no confidence in eating the food thinking it is not up to standard or wat so ever. Can't ppl of different races whip out a dish from another races? whats wrong with that?
I think we as malaysians shoudn't be too egoistic about our respective races, in fact we should all learn each others language =) *mental note to self: learn tamil* We are one, so we shouldn't be "blocked" by language barriers right? *haha thats y we learn malay, sejarah remember?Bahasa Jiwa Bangsa" * hmm Indians and Malays should make pan mee lol or wan ton mee hahhaa that would be like great, i think that would be a good way of "memupuk perpaduan" i seriously think so. Afterall we are Malaysian ^^ and proud to be one =)

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My class a truly muhibah class, Farhana and Farhana mix around perfectly well, truly sporting, and Mior too ^^ that fella i think chinese la~ and Radzuan hahaha his presence always unnoticed though we are lacking of Indians in our class but we have iban decendant and also a very complicated case where even he himself is confused of what race is he lol (Eugene! :) well he is malaysian not which ever race . We are all Malaysian ^-^