Actually it’s Malay, not Arabic. I was confused about this as well, until my Malaysian friends told me that Malay can be written two ways – either with Latin script, or Arabic.
Actually it’s Malay, not Arabic. I was confused about this as well, until my Malaysian friends told me that Malay can be written two ways – either with Latin script, or Arabic.
Ha!
In what land are signs written in Chinese, English and Arabic?
Actually it’s Malay, not Arabic. I was confused about this as well, until my Malaysian friends told me that Malay can be written two ways – either with Latin script, or Arabic.
Ha!
In what land are signs written in Chinese, English and Arabic?
Actually it’s Malay, not Arabic. I was confused about this as well, until my Malaysian friends told me that Malay can be written two ways – either with Latin script, or Arabic.