To correct the fact; Cocos Malay language is not a former of Bahasa Indonesia. Cocos Malay is root from Malay language, same like Bahasa Indonesia, Bahasa Malaysia/Melayu in Malaysia, Singapore and Brunei roots from Malay language which is lingua franca of Malay archipelago. However each countries/regions develop their own Malay dialects and even every villages, towns, cities, states in Malaysia, Southern Thailand, Southern Philippines, Malay Champ in Cambodia & Vietnam, Malay Myanmar, Singapore, Brunei, Malay Sri Lanka, Malay South Africa, Suriname and Indonesia have their own Malay dialects included in Cocos Keeling Island and Christmas Island in Australia.
It is where they dump all those people pretending to be refugees, jumping queue to find job in Australia. Using South East Asia as transit, thank God Australia close their border. No more arab, iranians, afghani on streets in Malaysia & Indonesia, waiting for boat to "better life" in Australia. They want to end up in places like Australia & Canada to reap the social benefits. Pretending to be running away from war, what war??
Malay subtitles for the above video description Destination WA - Budaya Pulau Krismas Trevor mengalami budaya yang kaya dan pelbagai di syurga pulau yang menakjubkan di Pulau Krismas.
@@mangake5734 He said "similar" To Indonesia. And indonesia did part of Malay culture spehere as well as many other form of ethnicity, perhaps it's closer to Malay culture cuz of both of Malaysia are once colonized by British tho. (Malay as ethnicity not Malay as Malaysia)
@@183_widyaakbarsuharyanto5 yes.. he made a big mistake there to claim the culture is That Indonesia culture because it will be unfair to Malay from different country.
Cocos Malay is NOT a form of Bahasa Indonesia. It is a form of Bahasa Melayu or Malay language. Bahasa Indonesia itself is a form or a dialect that has its roots in the Malay language. The fact is, the Cocos Malays population are mostly found in Malaysia, and then only Cocos Island. You would never say New Zealand English is a form of 'Australian language', wouldn't you?
too many cultures. It can't be a melting pot if they're distinct cultures. The human settlement of Christmas Island had its origins in 1887, when a small party of British explorers made their way through dense jungle and collected rock specimens of almost pure phosphate of lime. The discovery of phosphate guided the island's destiny for the next century
I hope one day West Papua will be free from Indonesian occupation. Indonesia and Israel are very similar. Palestine and West Papua will be free one day.
No. Indonesia would destroy this island with pollution. Australia has kept it clean and protected the wildlife. Christmas Islanders don't want to be part of Indonesia they want to stay with Australia.
@@hansu8187 Excellent. ..I see getting some comets here... Simply I just want to say...this Island is very close to Indonesia which as geographic this island is belongs to Indonesia. Coz If Australia stated that this island is belongs to Australia then why Bali....Lombok..Timor Leste...Iran Jaya Papua not belongs to Australia? ??...those Islands are more closer than this Christmas island!!!..so how come Australia stated that this island is belongs to Australia? ?.. This island doesn't speak english. . They are asian.. not white European peoples there...
@@r.r-vr4684 1. It never belonged to Indonesia. 2. They speak English there. It is a part of Australia. 3. There are White Europeans there. 4. They want to be Australian not Indonesian. 5. Indonesia would destroy the Island with corruption, pollution and mismanagement. 6. Why is West Papua part of Indonesia? Papua should be with Papua New Guinea not Indonesia.
To correct the fact; Cocos Malay language is not a former of Bahasa Indonesia. Cocos Malay is root from Malay language, same like Bahasa Indonesia, Bahasa Malaysia/Melayu in Malaysia, Singapore and Brunei roots from Malay language which is lingua franca of Malay archipelago. However each countries/regions develop their own Malay dialects and even every villages, towns, cities, states in Malaysia, Southern Thailand, Southern Philippines, Malay Champ in Cambodia & Vietnam, Malay Myanmar, Singapore, Brunei, Malay Sri Lanka, Malay South Africa, Suriname and Indonesia have their own Malay dialects included in Cocos Keeling Island and Christmas Island in Australia.
I think he said ‘form of’ Bahasa not ‘former of’.
@@markjeffery3460 your man of culture
It's near from here, west java... I've never heard before. I wanna visit it. So beautiful...
Sama, pengen banget kesana
It is where they dump all those people pretending to be refugees, jumping queue to find job in Australia. Using South East Asia as transit, thank God Australia close their border. No more arab, iranians, afghani on streets in Malaysia & Indonesia, waiting for boat to "better life" in Australia.
They want to end up in places like Australia & Canada to reap the social benefits. Pretending to be running away from war, what war??
I guess I'm kinda off topic but does anybody know a good site to stream newly released series online?
@Xzavier Louis I watch on flixzone. Just google for it =)
@Axel Arjun Yup, been using Flixzone for since april myself =)
Malay subtitles for the above video description
Destination WA - Budaya Pulau Krismas
Trevor mengalami budaya yang kaya dan pelbagai di syurga pulau yang menakjubkan di Pulau Krismas.
saya indonesia hadir menonton. 😊
I wish to return and visit to my mum birthplace.
Saya pun sangat ingin melawat kesana
Same
wow
nice island
MAYBE the next Sgp.
Indonesian culture is similar to Chrismast Island has
Malay culture mate..not Indonesia culture there
@@mangake5734 He said "similar" To Indonesia. And indonesia did part of Malay culture spehere as well as many other form of ethnicity, perhaps it's closer to Malay culture cuz of both of Malaysia are once colonized by British tho. (Malay as ethnicity not Malay as Malaysia)
@@183_widyaakbarsuharyanto5 yes.. he made a big mistake there to claim the culture is That Indonesia culture because it will be unfair to Malay from different country.
@@mangake5734 maybe he said the culture that indonesia has, not nescesarilly saying saying that indonesia owns it, but what indonesia has
Cocos Malay is NOT a form of Bahasa Indonesia. It is a form of Bahasa Melayu or Malay language. Bahasa Indonesia itself is a form or a dialect that has its roots in the Malay language. The fact is, the Cocos Malays population are mostly found in Malaysia, and then only Cocos Island. You would never say New Zealand English is a form of 'Australian language', wouldn't you?
Melayu culture ya,
Maaf bos saya nggak faham tak ada subtitle ke bahasa Indonesia
Saya nonton tapi tak faham maafkan saya yang bodoh
Australian militarynis coloanialism british
No
Indonesian colonialism West Papua.
too many cultures. It can't be a melting pot if they're distinct cultures. The human settlement of Christmas Island had its origins in 1887, when a small party of British explorers made their way through dense jungle and collected rock specimens of almost pure phosphate of lime. The discovery of phosphate guided the island's destiny for the next century
*I hope one day Indonesia can take over the island and make it the 34th province* 🙂
Not gonna happen
@@JW-gl4yp why?
I hope one day West Papua will be free from Indonesian occupation. Indonesia and Israel are very similar. Palestine and West Papua will be free one day.
It's very interesting. This island is so close to Indonesia but it's so clean and well maintained compared to Indonesia which is filthy and polluted.
And then destroy it like how they destroyed Bali?
This island supposed to be belongs to Indonesia not Australia!!
No. Indonesia would destroy this island with pollution. Australia has kept it clean and protected the wildlife. Christmas Islanders don't want to be part of Indonesia they want to stay with Australia.
@@biggiedii4889 bcoz they are Malay
Malu maluin lu bro, w harap lu sarcastic
@@hansu8187 Excellent. ..I see getting some comets here...
Simply I just want to say...this Island is very close to Indonesia which as geographic this island is belongs to Indonesia.
Coz If Australia stated that this island is belongs to Australia then why Bali....Lombok..Timor Leste...Iran Jaya Papua not belongs to Australia? ??...those Islands are more closer than this Christmas island!!!..so how come Australia stated that this island is belongs to Australia? ?..
This island doesn't speak english. . They are asian.. not white European peoples there...
@@r.r-vr4684
1. It never belonged to Indonesia.
2. They speak English there. It is a part of Australia.
3. There are White Europeans there.
4. They want to be Australian not Indonesian.
5. Indonesia would destroy the Island with corruption, pollution and mismanagement.
6. Why is West Papua part of Indonesia? Papua should be with Papua New Guinea not Indonesia.