This video deserves a million likes. I'm so proud and joyful to see how the Portuguese language and their cultural inheritance still remains alive on the Asian continent. Greetings from Brazil🇧🇷 to the whole community! 🙌🌹♥️
Hola brother! That first Kristang women you've spoken to is my mum.😁🙏🏾 Welcome to our humble home and village! Sadly I'm working during your visit otherwise I'll explain more about our culture. Cheers! 🤜🏾🤛🏽
@@dehilmabahadur8769 si..pode fala portugues. Nusa palabre igual kum portugues tamtepu de 1511. Nunteng schola portugues en Malasia, nus prende fala kum familia en malaca portugues. ☺️
I have recently commented on another channel on the same subject "Kristang" as follows : The term "Kristang" originally referred to creole pronunciation of "Christian" - the religion of the Portuguese settlers. They are also called "Serani" by the older Malays - from the Arabic "Nasrani" for followers of Jesus the Nazerene (of Nazereth).
Thank you. I was actually thinking that Kristang could come from Christian. Interesting about the "Serani" - in countries like Morocco they always call me Nasrani.
That's true. The word Kristang means Christian in Portuguese. But it's been used to recognise our very heritage which is our faith itself. Serani mostly used/called by our Malay when Malay/Bahasa Malaysia is spoken to a Portuguese. The proper way to name our race is "Malaccan Portuguese".
Im a muslim and went to a catholic boys school... its normal here... the catholic church was my playground lol... i remember the catholic boys would have their catechism class, muslims in their “agama” class and others in moral education
Yes, Roger, wrong time to visit Portuguese Settlement. Must go there in the evening as it will come alive. Great seafood too. Love it but if you have ventured further out to the main road, there is a great and very very popular nasi lemah, ondeh ondeh stall. You cannot miss it as there is always a long queue. Great coffee too. Was there in September 2019. The nasi lemak is very famous as people travelled from far away places to sample it.
There are a lot of mission schools in Malaysia, schools that are set up by Catholic priests from Europe long time ago, including several in Penang (did you not see any?) Nowadays these schools are open for all religions & they do not openly preach any religions, basically a national school, but the roots of these schools are still there (with crosses & chapels) together with suraus for muslims.
Hi, yes I saw Catholic schools in Penang too, but it just didn't look that mixed but mostly Chinese kids. Interesting that the schools are open to all religions. Interesting and progressive.
Not just nowadays, historically these mission schools have always been open to students of all races and religions. In fact mission schools are the oldest and among the best educational institutions in Malaysia with names such as Penang Free School, St Xavier's Institution, St John's and Convent Bukit Nenas...
Hi Mate, You're right, it a cool place to visit at night. Love their seafood, fresh and the sambal is yummy. You paddled all the way and in the hot sun huh......I admire your enthusiasm👍👍👍Take care and stay safe, mate.
If you have the chance, you must visit Kampung Orang Asli (Aboriginal Tribe Villages). I don't know about Malacca, but here in Pahang, we have plenty of these villages and settlements. They are a native tribe, more native than Malay. Back in the days, they used to live deep in the jungle, some of them still are, but most of them are now living in kampung/settlement build by the government, because easier access to public services like schools, healthcare, water and electricity. They are rarely feature by RUclipsrs. You could be the first few. By Laws and Rights, they are considered as Bumiputera, along with Malays, and other tribes in Sabah and Sarawak (Borneo). Some of them look like Malays, some of them look like Australian Aboriginals, depending of their tribes and sub ethnic group. I always found their names is one of the most interesting part. Most of them practice paganism/animalist, but they tend to have arabic names, with few changes. For example, for Muslims, it is compulsory to have Abdul in front of certain names like Abdul Rahman, Abdul Rahim, Abdul Jalil etc. However this rule does not apply to them therefore, their names would be Rahman, Rahim or Jalil etc. I am a Malay, and I went to school with many of them. It would be nice for them to go mainstream, since not many people know about them, unless they live in a state like mine.
This is very interesting. I did meet some "aboriginial" Malaysian in SAbah and Sarrawak back in the day but it would be great to go and see some settlement now that I am vlogging. Cheers
@@yvesthesleeve psssttt honey ,you can go to pahang ,and try their honeys,see their traditional lives and try some beans called petai that can control your blood sugar spike and try *TONGKAT ALI* that will make your little moonshine become wild & savage & will makes your significant others smile widely 24/7 hhhhhhh
@@yvesthesleeve This is a case of vivid imagination. DO not believe the Tongkat Ali caper. Last time I took it and I am still waiting, and this is nearly a year ago and my partner keeps asking come to bed honey? No effect one way or another.
Wow!! The Portuguese Settlement had changed so much in landscaping, new red brick square n new building are new to me. Even the jetty is concrete. It used to be a broken wooden jetty. Used to live near Portuguese Settlement (Taman Aman) n always went there in the evening to walk on the wooden jetty n also ate the seafood but now I settled abroad for almost 2 decades.
Moonshine and Lemongrass. North America. The folks at the Portuguese Settlement are one nicest people u met. Penang is a good place to tour. Check it out.
Yes. If we fall in love with Muslim people they need to convert to Muslim first but the race is still same just the religion need to convert to Muslim first. Example for my cousin, she in love with chinese guy so that Chinese guy need to convert to Muslim if they want to get married and then they already married and now they already had a daughter. His family also okay with it
They call the chapel or church land there as chão de padre. I think think they are hybrid people with portuguese and catholicism as unifying identity. Interesting video, thanks for sharing.
Oh yes, I forgot to mention, the Kristangs are also famous for a kind of rice wine they serve on big occasions - lethal stuff. They make them in buckets and are very superstitious about it - ladies who are having their period aren't allowed near the concoction when they're making it! I have vivid memories of that drink 😊😉
There is also Aunty Koh's cendol, Mee Bodoh, Capitol Satay Celup, across the Gurdwara is a coffee shop that sells congee with everything in it and always sold out. Across the coffeeshop is a duck noodles place also great place. Not to mention Yong Moh's dim sum across the Masjid Kampung Keling and also the Hoe Kee chicken rice. Please let me know as it is my treat for the chicken rice. I will get my friend to drop off some money to the owners and the balance you can have it as a payment like patreon. Is it okay?
@@yvesthesleeve Roger, I will get my friend to drop $200 ringgit worth of chicken rice and whatever your family consume on that day, the balance is yours to keep as a patreon like money, okay? Sorry I am in lockdown and therefore unable to treat you in person. The Hainanese chicken rice place is Hoe Kee and they are the original shop that did the rice ball. Their father whom I knew before his passing, sold to those coolies pushing the tongkang (riverboat) using long wooden poles carrying rice bags into the godowns (warehouses) along the river. So whilst they are pushing the tongkang with the poles, it was convenient to slip the rice balls into their mouths chased by some chicken meat. Quite smart way of feeding oneself when your hands are not so free. Just make sure you do a video of it. Enjoy and the funds should be enough to feed the whole family and more.
@@hangtuah888 Oh wow, thank you so much, that is very generous 👍. Maybe we will go next week (or is that too soon?). Will try to film it. Just to make sure we are not going to the wrong place: What again is the name and the exact address? Very interesting how they developed those ball, makes sense.
@@yvesthesleeve The shop is Hoe Kee and it is in a very well renovated house not at the bottom of the bridge but it is the best looking shophouse. They know me as the lawyer and accountant from Australia and plays hockey. Actually, they wanted to marry one of the fierce but pretty daughters to me. They always asked my late mum to tee up a dinner. I had to tell my mother off that if she is interested she can marry her. The balance of the money should be for your patreon account. The $200 is for the food and also patreon okay? Anytime as I have already inform my wealthy classmate to drop off the money hopefully tomorrow and you can go anytime next week. I will keep you inform if there is a change of plans. Just enjoy your sense of humour. I also moonlight as a standup comic in my spare time.
Roger the meals and whatever left over is to buy the children a present. It is $200 ringgit for the total. Please note my friend is driving down from KL and will pay it on Wednesday and not sure what time. But definitely it would be okay if you go there on Thursday morning. Usually there is a long queue when the Singaporeans are around. So sorry if you can go there from Thursday onwards as my friend is visiting his son in KL. He has promised me he will do it. Thank you and enjoy the Hainanese chicken rice for me.
@@yvesthesleeve yes precisely. For most people from other countries it may feel like things are not open when they would be actually useful and of service. But they stay open till like ridiculous late times. Also noticed in another comment, you from Switzerland. This comes full circle then coz I live in Switzerland. Your country. Stay safe
There is Puteri Beach or Klebang Beach ,but i think you must bring me along so its will be more ummfff But actually i never heard about this word *Kristang* but word *Serani* i knew it!!! And i always use that word before to refer to them.
Bom dia para todos..eu tenho muito duvidas sobre todos os personas em kampung portuguese.por que ellas estão usando palavras portuguese muito raro/estranha.eu não conseguir entender eles.Este mujer dentro falau que ela va a conversar com sua amigo de portugal. Este e verdade ne??como pessoas de portugal podem entender sua idioma kristang, claramente não...eu tenho muito duvidas sobre eles..quero visitar este villa de portuguese uma dia.sou mulher portugal mistur com mulher asea....
🎶🕺🤣Blessed you are, the deity heard you, stopped you at his temple to enjoy a hearty vegetarian lunch🤣 Our speech is powerful eh? See, we are never alone, though we seem to be sometimes, there's always invisible beings around us, so better watch what we say lest 🤭
Hope you had a chance to go back to the Portuguese Square at night, a lot of fun! Incidentally, a lot of the Kristang men were fishermen, unfortunately when the land was reclaimed the new shore line made it near impossible to drag their boats out. You rightly, in my opinion, lamented about the tall buildings spoiling the landscape, it was more beautiful many years ago. Incidentally, if you're interested, take a look at my old, blurry video of the Portuguese Settlement during Christmas - ruclips.net/video/wfkoGvy3fPw/видео.html
I think U should carry on ur shoulder a google street view camera..so that people can see on google map too..and u can get money..maybe from google too..u know double chainsaw
that video is very long, they actually put on mask requierments when we were in Melaka. I do wear my mask always when in crowded public places, just like ordered by Dr. Sabri.
I understand you always bring humor in your comments and that is your character. But you should not make any comment about religion, especially that of Mother of Jesus "immaculate conception". Your statement is not funny and I am sure it is not welcomed by any Catholics who watch your channel.
@@yvesthesleeve Religion is a sensitive subject. It is my suggestion to you not to comment about it because you might loose your viewers this way. Peace.
I really don’t think that’s a problem. Me too from Christian society and no one I know of would really feel sensitive about what he said. He wasn’t offensive and to be honest that’s usually a debate. If someone really gets upset over this then I think we already dealing with more extreme religious people. Christians are tolerant and forgiving.
John 3:16, for god so love the world that he sent his only begotten son, that who so ever believeth in him shall not perish but have everlasting life. Roman 3:23 or is it 24, always have poor maths skills, "for all have sinned and come short of the glory of God." Hear ye, hear ye, do not wander into the hot bright sun as the sin will be a sunburn charred skin especially without any sunscreen. Beware the Ides of the Sun.
Forget about the beaches in Melaka.Your non touristy videos are more interesting.Kristang are probably Goans from India.The Kristang language is patois like.
Religion and self-righteousness can never save you nor make you righteous. For God is a consuming fire. Only Jesus Christ can cleanse you from all sins by His divine blood, give you His righteousness and assure you that you will be with Him in heaven! The Father has placed His seal of approval on Him. (John 6:27)
@@yvesthesleeve Talk about raving lunatics, they have come to your blog too. How sad as the last time I attended church was the day I passed out at the Anglo Chinese School. Near the mee bodoh place. Must try the mee bodoh.
@@yvesthesleeve Colloquialism for graduate. You cannot have a student older than the teacher so they will have to ask you to leave. Hence pass out. When one finished eleven years of schooling, the education system would expect you to have learnt something and hence they will pass you out.
Jesus said to him: I am the way, and the truth, and the life. No one comes to the Father except through Me. (John 14:6) But if we walk in the light, as He is in the light, we have fellowship with one another, and the blood of Jesus Christ His Son purifies us from all sin. (1 John 1:7) He who has the Son has life; he who does not have the Son of God does not have life. (1 John 5:12)
Muslim people is good but Muslim law is dangerous for non Muslim in Malaysia. Hope British country can change the Muslim law in Malaysia. We don't have free religion in Malaysia.
What did you mean by british country? We're already independent from them for abt 60 years you want them to colonize us again? I think budhhist,hindu,chatolic could practice their belief and celebrate their celebration freely in malaysia and we also got public holiday for that
Well we cannot get anything we want in this world...but religious school are a lot here ( not majority religion are allowed to open)... Non majority ethnic school are numerous... Speaking other languange than national language are allowed (proof, kristang,mandarin,tamil,etc2) allowed to has own festive holiday and identity... That should said something...
This video deserves a million likes. I'm so proud and joyful to see how the Portuguese language and their cultural inheritance still remains alive on the Asian continent. Greetings from Brazil🇧🇷 to the whole community! 🙌🌹♥️
thank you so much. I also find this awesome they still have the language although not spoken with anyone else but the community.
Hola brother! That first Kristang women you've spoken to is my mum.😁🙏🏾 Welcome to our humble home and village! Sadly I'm working during your visit otherwise I'll explain more about our culture. Cheers! 🤜🏾🤛🏽
Oh wow, that is great. Your mum was very friendly, and your dad also - assuming it was your dad that I met. I like your village very much. Cheers bro
@@yvesthesleeve yup, that's my dad. Cheers and make yourself at home in Malaysia where love and harmony is our very true pillar of strength!🇲🇾❤
@@Ken8989 Cheers mate.
Você pode fala portuguese...você caminando aqui mas você não esta falando nada sobre idioma portuguese...
@@dehilmabahadur8769 si..pode fala portugues. Nusa palabre igual kum portugues tamtepu de 1511. Nunteng schola portugues en Malasia, nus prende fala kum familia en malaca portugues. ☺️
I have recently commented on another channel on the same subject "Kristang" as follows :
The term "Kristang" originally referred to creole pronunciation of "Christian" - the religion of the Portuguese settlers. They are also called "Serani" by the older Malays - from the Arabic "Nasrani" for followers of Jesus the Nazerene (of Nazereth).
Thank you. I was actually thinking that Kristang could come from Christian. Interesting about the "Serani" - in countries like Morocco they always call me Nasrani.
100% correct 👍
@@DonGurugay 👍👍
That's true. The word Kristang means Christian in Portuguese. But it's been used to recognise our very heritage which is our faith itself. Serani mostly used/called by our Malay when Malay/Bahasa Malaysia is spoken to a Portuguese. The proper way to name our race is "Malaccan Portuguese".
@@Ken8989 Malaccan Porguguese makes sense I guess.
Im a muslim and went to a catholic boys school... its normal here... the catholic church was my playground lol... i remember the catholic boys would have their catechism class, muslims in their “agama” class and others in moral education
That sounds actually really interesting, like a colourful childhood.
Yes, Roger, wrong time to visit Portuguese Settlement. Must go there in the evening as it will come alive. Great seafood too. Love it but if you have ventured further out to the main road, there is a great and very very popular nasi lemah, ondeh ondeh stall. You cannot miss it as there is always a long queue. Great coffee too. Was there in September 2019. The nasi lemak is very famous as people travelled from far away places to sample it.
Well, maybe I will go in the evening again if I find the time but yes, time flies.
There are a lot of mission schools in Malaysia, schools that are set up by Catholic priests from Europe long time ago, including several in Penang (did you not see any?) Nowadays these schools are open for all religions & they do not openly preach any religions, basically a national school, but the roots of these schools are still there (with crosses & chapels) together with suraus for muslims.
Hi, yes I saw Catholic schools in Penang too, but it just didn't look that mixed but mostly Chinese kids. Interesting that the schools are open to all religions. Interesting and progressive.
Not just nowadays, historically these mission schools have always been open to students of all races and religions. In fact mission schools are the oldest and among the best educational institutions in Malaysia with names such as Penang Free School, St Xavier's Institution, St John's and Convent Bukit Nenas...
@@muhd7144 That is very interesting to find out. Thank you.
Hi Mate,
You're right, it a cool place to visit at night. Love their seafood, fresh and the sambal is yummy. You paddled all the way and in the hot sun huh......I admire your enthusiasm👍👍👍Take care and stay safe, mate.
Yes, it was not the best timing. Then life is always interesting... would have loved to try some of that famous baked fish though... Cheers
If you wanna go to beach in Melaka, there's Klebang Beach and Pantai Puteri
Thank you very much.
If you have the chance, you must visit Kampung Orang Asli (Aboriginal Tribe Villages). I don't know about Malacca, but here in Pahang, we have plenty of these villages and settlements. They are a native tribe, more native than Malay. Back in the days, they used to live deep in the jungle, some of them still are, but most of them are now living in kampung/settlement build by the government, because easier access to public services like schools, healthcare, water and electricity.
They are rarely feature by RUclipsrs. You could be the first few. By Laws and Rights, they are considered as Bumiputera, along with Malays, and other tribes in Sabah and Sarawak (Borneo). Some of them look like Malays, some of them look like Australian Aboriginals, depending of their tribes and sub ethnic group.
I always found their names is one of the most interesting part. Most of them practice paganism/animalist, but they tend to have arabic names, with few changes. For example, for Muslims, it is compulsory to have Abdul in front of certain names like Abdul Rahman, Abdul Rahim, Abdul Jalil etc. However this rule does not apply to them therefore, their names would be Rahman, Rahim or Jalil etc.
I am a Malay, and I went to school with many of them. It would be nice for them to go mainstream, since not many people know about them, unless they live in a state like mine.
This is very interesting. I did meet some "aboriginial" Malaysian in SAbah and Sarrawak back in the day but it would be great to go and see some settlement now that I am vlogging. Cheers
@@yvesthesleeve psssttt honey ,you can go to pahang ,and try their honeys,see their traditional lives and try some beans called petai that can control your blood sugar spike and try *TONGKAT ALI* that will make your little moonshine become wild & savage & will makes your significant others smile widely 24/7 hhhhhhh
@@Fallen_Angel17 Oooohhh, that sounds great. I have been to Pahang before but not in one of those kampungs. I shall go there eventually.
@@yvesthesleeve This is a case of vivid imagination. DO not believe the Tongkat Ali caper. Last time I took it and I am still waiting, and this is nearly a year ago and my partner keeps asking come to bed honey? No effect one way or another.
@@hangtuah888 Haha, maybe it is different for different people. it's like this with lots of things....
Hai...Cannossian School is my secondary school...miss that place so much....😍
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Awk nak no hp
The school are all national schools. Just the name remained.
Ah, now that makes sense...
Really very intresting lovr to watch it .....
I am glad
Wow!! The Portuguese Settlement had changed so much in landscaping, new red brick square n new building are new to me. Even the jetty is concrete. It used to be a broken wooden jetty. Used to live near Portuguese Settlement (Taman Aman) n always went there in the evening to walk on the wooden jetty n also ate the seafood but now I settled abroad for almost 2 decades.
Oh, I would have loved to see that old jetty. I am a sucker for old things... in what country do you live now?
Moonshine and Lemongrass. North America. The folks at the Portuguese Settlement are one nicest people u met. Penang is a good place to tour. Check it out.
@@poochengng3677 Penang? Well, go to my videos - I have spent 6 months in Penang and made many videos 😃. Going back there in a few weeks.
Moonshine and Lemongrass . Oh oh. I must have missed the Penang videos. Will check it out. Tq for the replied.
@@poochengng3677 You are very welcome.
Yes. If we fall in love with Muslim people they need to convert to Muslim first but the race is still same just the religion need to convert to Muslim first. Example for my cousin, she in love with chinese guy so that Chinese guy need to convert to Muslim if they want to get married and then they already married and now they already had a daughter. His family also okay with it
Well, as long as the families (and the loved one ) are okay then it's no harm I guess 😊
You have to be there at night...even better if it is year end holidays....the place all lighted up...good food...friendly serani atmosphere....
When I get back it will be at night 🙂
12 years ago I lived in ujung pasir melaka .
Wow, cool
Done subscribed. Great video, sir. Take care of yourself, cheers..
Thank you so much. Stay safe.
They call the chapel or church land there as chão de padre. I think think they are hybrid people with portuguese and catholicism as unifying identity. Interesting video, thanks for sharing.
Thank you. I actually thought it was rather interesting, the fact that they indeed are some kind of a hybrid people. Cheers
Oh yes, I forgot to mention, the Kristangs are also famous for a kind of rice wine they serve on big occasions - lethal stuff. They make them in buckets and are very superstitious about it - ladies who are having their period aren't allowed near the concoction when they're making it! I have vivid memories of that drink 😊😉
That sounds very interesting 😊. I wish I had the chance...
There is also Aunty Koh's cendol, Mee Bodoh, Capitol Satay Celup, across the Gurdwara is a coffee shop that sells congee with everything in it and always sold out. Across the coffeeshop is a duck noodles place also great place. Not to mention Yong Moh's dim sum across the Masjid Kampung Keling and also the Hoe Kee chicken rice. Please let me know as it is my treat for the chicken rice. I will get my friend to drop off some money to the owners and the balance you can have it as a payment like patreon. Is it okay?
Thanks man, okay. I am going to have to see how I organize this as I will leave next week. That duck noodle place I think I know.
@@yvesthesleeve Roger, I will get my friend to drop $200 ringgit worth of chicken rice and whatever your family consume on that day, the balance is yours to keep as a patreon like money, okay? Sorry I am in lockdown and therefore unable to treat you in person. The Hainanese chicken rice place is Hoe Kee and they are the original shop that did the rice ball. Their father whom I knew before his passing, sold to those coolies pushing the tongkang (riverboat) using long wooden poles carrying rice bags into the godowns (warehouses) along the river. So whilst they are pushing the tongkang with the poles, it was convenient to slip the rice balls into their mouths chased by some chicken meat. Quite smart way of feeding oneself when your hands are not so free. Just make sure you do a video of it. Enjoy and the funds should be enough to feed the whole family and more.
@@hangtuah888 Oh wow, thank you so much, that is very generous 👍. Maybe we will go next week (or is that too soon?). Will try to film it. Just to make sure we are not going to the wrong place: What again is the name and the exact address?
Very interesting how they developed those ball, makes sense.
@@yvesthesleeve The shop is Hoe Kee and it is in a very well renovated house not at the bottom of the bridge but it is the best looking shophouse. They know me as the lawyer and accountant from Australia and plays hockey. Actually, they wanted to marry one of the fierce but pretty daughters to me. They always asked my late mum to tee up a dinner. I had to tell my mother off that if she is interested she can marry her. The balance of the money should be for your patreon account. The $200 is for the food and also patreon okay? Anytime as I have already inform my wealthy classmate to drop off the money hopefully tomorrow and you can go anytime next week. I will keep you inform if there is a change of plans. Just enjoy your sense of humour. I also moonlight as a standup comic in my spare time.
Roger the meals and whatever left over is to buy the children a present. It is $200 ringgit for the total. Please note my friend is driving down from KL and will pay it on Wednesday and not sure what time. But definitely it would be okay if you go there on Thursday morning. Usually there is a long queue when the Singaporeans are around. So sorry if you can go there from Thursday onwards as my friend is visiting his son in KL. He has promised me he will do it. Thank you and enjoy the Hainanese chicken rice for me.
Thank you, enjoyed walking along with you 🕺🎶
Cheers
I like your bicycle. By the way the Cristang people originated as a result of mix between the Malays and Portuguese.
Thanks, and also some are a mix with Indians.
Ahaha as native Portuguese, everything being closed is actually so Portuguese.
Ah haha, and I guess at that time of the day especially...
@@yvesthesleeve yes precisely. For most people from other countries it may feel like things are not open when they would be actually useful and of service. But they stay open till like ridiculous late times.
Also noticed in another comment, you from Switzerland. This comes full circle then coz I live in Switzerland. Your country. Stay safe
@@sn4tx Ah, alright, cool. I am from Basel, yes but actually don't live there anymore, only visit. Cheers and take care
True, you could pass as Portuguese.
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Malaya side forgot about Sabah and Sarawak Dayak's who form Malaysia and don't forget all the fund from Borneo Island tho.... lol
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Borneo island is too far apart
Tiber. LMAO
@@st-fn2lh nevermind. most people don't give a damn about my island.
Best beach in Malacca is at Pengkalan Balak, Alor Gajah, Melaka
thanks, I will check this out when I am in the area next time
Best beach in Malacca not in Malaysia ok😁
@@greencap8845 👍👍👍
The woman you first met in the video maybe a distance cousin of Christiano Ronaldo.
well, maybe... 😃😃😃
There is Puteri Beach or Klebang Beach ,but i think you must bring me along so its will be more ummfff But actually i never heard about this word *Kristang* but word *Serani* i knew it!!! And i always use that word before to refer to them.
I am also new to this word 😊. It does make sense though.
good morning bro! nice journey
Thanks a lot, cheers
I've never seen that Kristang place before, very interesting
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All night long ,be happy cheer!
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Bom dia para todos..eu tenho muito duvidas sobre todos os personas em kampung portuguese.por que ellas estão usando palavras portuguese muito raro/estranha.eu não conseguir entender eles.Este mujer dentro falau que ela va a conversar com sua amigo de portugal. Este e verdade ne??como pessoas de portugal podem entender sua idioma kristang, claramente não...eu tenho muito duvidas sobre eles..quero visitar este villa de portuguese uma dia.sou mulher portugal mistur com mulher asea....
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My like you go around, and It think maybe a good time to visit a Kg maybe in 8:00-10:00am or 4:00-7:00pm just my oppion,
Yes, you are absolutely right.
Great video, really interesting.
Thank you so much.
Can you find Bacalhau in Portuguese Village?
I don't know. When I was there I did not see any open restaurants or shops.
@@yvesthesleeve perhaps there's a reason to go back and find out and taste the well known Curry Debal (Devil's curry?)?
🎶🕺🤣Blessed you are, the deity heard you, stopped you at his temple to enjoy a hearty vegetarian lunch🤣
Our speech is powerful eh? See, we are never alone, though we seem to be sometimes, there's always invisible beings around us, so better watch what we say lest 🤭
Yes, this is very possible. I am open towards these things, and they make life more interesting. Cheers
Can you please visit the submarine in Malacca if it's open.
Alright, I will inquire. Cheers
Reminds me of Krista ..schön Frau
Ah yes, good old Krista. I wonder who got married to her. Maybe some fellow from India, maybe a scientist.
Hope you had a chance to go back to the Portuguese Square at night, a lot of fun! Incidentally, a lot of the Kristang men were fishermen, unfortunately when the land was reclaimed the new shore line made it near impossible to drag their boats out. You rightly, in my opinion, lamented about the tall buildings spoiling the landscape, it was more beautiful many years ago.
Incidentally, if you're interested, take a look at my old, blurry video of the Portuguese Settlement during Christmas - ruclips.net/video/wfkoGvy3fPw/видео.html
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Deus está em todo lado mas os portugueses chegaram primeiro!😀
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they are given bumiputera status along with thai people in the north in fact.Some one wrote this is crazy because they along with thai are invader.
interesting
I think U should carry on ur shoulder a google street view camera..so that people can see on google map too..and u can get money..maybe from google too..u know double chainsaw
Well, I am gonna go and inquire and tell them to pay up 😂
Well the portuguese was here in 1511. Until the dutch came. So about 120 years of rule.
You are not from Malaysia 🤣 so don't claim this country yours ... 🤣
The Kingdom of Malacca 1511 💪 ملاک
Where's this place
This is the Portuguese settlement in Melaka.
Very interesting.
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They are formerly christian missionary school,but now converted to government school.muslim, Indian n Chinese studies in this types of school
Thanks you, I did not know this before.
hi bro, cycling on NOON, you don't FEEL hot meh? 🤣
Haha, yes, it was very hot. But on the way back the bycile got a flat tire and I had to walk home 4 km...
Al night long! All night long! So happy! 😄😄😄😄😄
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You should have do the donation, it will be good for your you tube subscriber to see 😁😁😁
That is true 😃👍
may i know where are you from...😃
Switzerland 🙂
Come in Terengganu
Goodluck fixing that tan skin 😭😭 It's very hot here and you're being out like in the noon? 😂
Yes, it was around noon and it was a hot day. But I don't mind the tan - us Europeans like to get tanned 😁
@@yvesthesleeve bangang
May i know why you never bother to put on your mask
that video is very long, they actually put on mask requierments when we were in Melaka. I do wear my mask always when in crowded public places, just like ordered by Dr. Sabri.
I understand you always bring humor in your comments and that is your character. But you should not make any comment about religion, especially that of Mother of Jesus "immaculate conception". Your statement is not funny and I am sure it is not welcomed by any Catholics who watch your channel.
most Christians are open minded enough about this - I do come from a Christian society.
@@yvesthesleeve Religion is a sensitive subject. It is my suggestion to you not to comment about it because you might loose your viewers this way. Peace.
@@ninavp5635 Well, you have a point, it is indeed a very delicate subject 👍
I really don’t think that’s a problem. Me too from Christian society and no one I know of would really feel sensitive about what he said. He wasn’t offensive and to be honest that’s usually a debate. If someone really gets upset over this then I think we already dealing with more extreme religious people. Christians are tolerant and forgiving.
@@sn4tx 👍👍 I agree
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Uuu ...cycling...
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John 3:16, for god so love the world that he sent his only begotten son, that who so ever believeth in him shall not perish but have everlasting life. Roman 3:23 or is it 24, always have poor maths skills, "for all have sinned and come short of the glory of God." Hear ye, hear ye, do not wander into the hot bright sun as the sin will be a sunburn charred skin especially without any sunscreen. Beware the Ides of the Sun.
Oh I am glad I did not get sunburned 😃
Forget about the beaches in Melaka.Your non touristy videos are more interesting.Kristang are probably Goans from India.The Kristang language is patois like.
Well, I was just asking about beaches...😊. Yes, many of them could actually be from Goa or even Cochin. Didn't even think about this.
Religion and self-righteousness can never save you nor make you righteous. For God is a consuming fire. Only Jesus Christ can cleanse you from all sins by His divine blood, give you His righteousness and assure you that you will be with Him in heaven! The Father has placed His seal of approval on Him. (John 6:27)
Thanks for that.
@@yvesthesleeve Talk about raving lunatics, they have come to your blog too. How sad as the last time I attended church was the day I passed out at the Anglo Chinese School. Near the mee bodoh place. Must try the mee bodoh.
@@hangtuah888 You passed out at the Anglo Chinese School? Why did you pass out?
@@yvesthesleeve Colloquialism for graduate. You cannot have a student older than the teacher so they will have to ask you to leave. Hence pass out. When one finished eleven years of schooling, the education system would expect you to have learnt something and hence they will pass you out.
Jesus said to him: I am the way, and the truth, and the life. No one comes to the Father except through Me. (John 14:6) But if we walk in the light, as He is in the light, we have fellowship with one another, and the blood of Jesus Christ His Son purifies us from all sin. (1 John 1:7) He who has the Son has life; he who does not have the Son of God does not have life. (1 John 5:12)
Amen to that, brother 👍
@@yvesthesleeve Roger, women hold up half the sky, what has happened to awomen?
@@hangtuah888 Well... not so sure...😃
Muslim people is good but Muslim law is dangerous for non Muslim in Malaysia. Hope British country can change the Muslim law in Malaysia. We don't have free religion in Malaysia.
Well, I think British are not going to change anything. Maybe better no. Yes, no free religion, that should maybe be free...
What did you mean by british country? We're already independent from them for abt 60 years you want them to colonize us again? I think budhhist,hindu,chatolic could practice their belief and celebrate their celebration freely in malaysia and we also got public holiday for that
@@18muhammadhaziqaiman61 what is the point of independence. Independent is about freedom and justice for human right. It is not about holidays.
Well we cannot get anything we want in this world...but religious school are a lot here ( not majority religion are allowed to open)... Non majority ethnic school are numerous... Speaking other languange than national language are allowed (proof, kristang,mandarin,tamil,etc2) allowed to has own festive holiday and identity... That should said something...
@@sangpenghujam5137 Those are interesting facts...