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Originally posted by deaf4ever at 13-11-2006 12:16 PM
aku slalu kaitkan kaum iban ni cuma kat those sabah sarawak je...
brunei pun ada yek? ramai ek?
Ada.....kan Sarawak Sabah ngan Brunei kat Borneo...tapi tak ramai le depa ni kat Brunei...
rasanya kat Kalimantan Indonesia pong ada gak puak Iban ni.... |
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Originally posted by DkNatasah at 13-11-2006 10:33 PM
alahai dang wang bila rajin surf saja tani arah mana mana website dari yahoo nya mu nada menyasal tu ada tu tinggal tani cari cut and paste saja
hehehhehe
awu bnyk plng dlm website tu...ganya malas sja bah...satu lagi ndada masa... :lol
senang2 karang ada tah hom tambah2 jua tu... |
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Originally posted by deaf4ever at 14-11-2006 08:31 AM
hah.. tampal la....
its ur duty to promote your own place u know :hatdown: hehehehehe
Yes sir! :hatdown: |
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Originally posted by deaf4ever at 14-11-2006 08:33 AM
hah! see kp pun tak sure sangat kan?
apa lagi aku, langsung tak tahu ada benda2 cam gini pun kat Brunei
A ah memang le tak sure deaf...sbb hom bkn org Tutong...
kat Brunei ni ada 4 daerah taw...Brunei/Muara, Belait, Tutong & Temburong.
Bandar Seri Begawan (BSB) capital city letaknya kat daerah Brunei/Muara tu...
Oil town..Seria letaknya kat daerah Belait...
Tutong ni lak in between Brunei/Muara & Belait...so kalo nak g Belait kena pass thru Tutong
Temburong lak terkenal ngan the "green jewel" sbb hutan hijau yg masih menten blom kena explore...
kat Temburong ni ada Outward Bound...Askar Spore ramai yg g training kat sini pong... |
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Originally posted by deaf4ever at 14-11-2006 08:35 AM
ni kira kalo cam melayu sini cam renjis2 tepung tawar or something like that la ek
Tutong tu pun kira melayu jugak la kan?
kat Brunei pong ada renjis2 tepong tawar tu gak....
majlis bersiram kaki ni lak istimewa hanya pada org2 Tutong jerk...
Majoriti Bruneian are Malays...mungkin lebih 70%...
org2 Tutong are definitely melayu... :ah: |
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Originally posted by deaf4ever at 14-11-2006 08:37 AM
ni apa ni?? ceta tradisional brunei ek??
apsal la sedih nah? sampai siap bunuh diri?? brutal wooo...
cerita sejarah brunei cam di malaysia bah ada teater puteri gunung ledang atu bah cam ani jua di brunei kesah sultan bolkiah |
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buleh dan inda buleh :)
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Malay Cultures
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Originally posted by holmes at 14-11-2006 01:21 PM
Ada.....kan Sarawak Sabah ngan Brunei kat Borneo...tapi tak ramai le depa ni kat Brunei...
rasanya kat Kalimantan Indonesia pong ada gak puak Iban ni....
soalan - iban ni kan, agama dorang apa ek? multi religious ke, atau apa?
abis dorang cakap korang orang brunei lain paham tak? |
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Originally posted by holmes at 14-11-2006 01:30 PM
A ah memang le tak sure deaf...sbb hom bkn org Tutong...
kat Brunei ni ada 4 daerah taw...Brunei/Muara, Belait, Tutong & Temburong.
Bandar Seri Begawan (BSB) capital city letaknya kat ...
Selamat la aku holmes, NS ngan reservist aku bukan army hehehe
kot aku kena terpilih gi training kat brunei , adehh!!! hutan hutan gitu, pengsan gue.
Soalan - abis cam kata eh ko tinggal kat belait la kata je la...abis tu kalo ko keja kat BSB.
So? possible ke kalo ko cam travel ulang alik Belait ke BSB pagi, petang BSB ke Belait?
jauh ke dekat?
atau korang kena pindah tinggal kat BSB lak? |
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Originally posted by holmes at 14-11-2006 01:33 PM
kat Brunei pong ada renjis2 tepong tawar tu gak....
majlis bersiram kaki ni lak istimewa hanya pada org2 Tutong jerk...
Majoriti Bruneian are Malays...mungkin lebih 70%...
org2 Tutong ...
Brunei ada cam Chinatown ke? Little India ke?
maksud aku cam certain district atau part of the place cam very the chinese or very the indian gitu...? |
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Originally posted by DkNatasah at 14-11-2006 06:28 PM
cerita sejarah brunei cam di malaysia bah ada teater puteri gunung ledang atu bah cam ani jua di brunei kesah sultan bolkiah
Tapi very the tragic la... |
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Originally posted by DkNatasah at 14-11-2006 09:48 PM
Outside the capital, in the oil-producing heartland of Seria, the Oil and Gas Discovery Centre (OGDC) symbolises the long-term commitment of Brunei Shell Petroleum Company Sdn Bhd (BSP) towards sus ...
ni cam science center la gitu ek...
Masuk nak kena bayar ke?
Ko pernah pegi ke sah? |
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Originally posted by DkNatasah at 14-11-2006 09:50 PM
Malay Cultures
Brunei's culture mainly derived from the Old Malay World, a territory which covered the Malay Archipelago. Brunei抯 culture is therefore deeply rooted in its Malay origins, which ...
Brunei ni kan.. pakkal je la jauh, nak kena naik kapal terbang lagik
kalo naik bas, cam aku gi terengganu tu hari, konpem aku dah pegi dah... |
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Originally posted by deaf4ever at 14-11-2006 11:41 PM
soalan - iban ni kan, agama dorang apa ek? multi religious ke, atau apa?
abis dorang cakap korang orang brunei lain paham tak?
macam macam multi religious tapi ada jua iban islam. tapi sebatah berkawan ani setau ku freethinker bisdurang ani hmmm tapi berkat kerajaan kebawah duli dan melalui pusat dakwah islam brunei yang telah memberi pengetahuan tentang ugama islam kebanyakannya telah berugama islam |
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Originally posted by deaf4ever at 14-11-2006 11:46 PM
Selamat la aku holmes, NS ngan reservist aku bukan army hehehe
kot aku kena terpilih gi training kat brunei , adehh!!! hutan hutan gitu, pengsan gue.
Soalan - abis cam kata eh ko ti ...
mun sapa sanggup pakai highway saja ulang alik belait bsb kurang kurang nya nada jua sampai 45min. macam ketemburong lah jua tu. tapi ada jua kana sediakan rumah kerajaan mun alasan kukuh dan kuat nada mustahil kana bagi tu rumah atu tapi mun selalu hadirkan jua minyak kereta atu dehhh hehhehe |
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Originally posted by deaf4ever at 14-11-2006 11:41 PM
soalan - iban ni kan, agama dorang apa ek? multi religious ke, atau apa?
abis dorang cakap korang orang brunei lain paham tak?
...depa ni mostly free thinker...ada yg kristian gak...tapi dah bnyk yg convert to Islam...Alhamdulillah..:pray:
kengkawan hom pong ada yg berkaweng ngan puak Iban ni...wokey per..
Bahasa Iban ni kengkadang senang gak utk dipahami...tak le susah sgt...
Mayoh (Iban) maknanya in Malay Banyak :bgrin: |
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Originally posted by deaf4ever at 14-11-2006 11:46 PM
Selamat la aku holmes, NS ngan reservist aku bukan army hehehe
kot aku kena terpilih gi training kat brunei , adehh!!! hutan hutan gitu, pengsan gue.
Soalan - abis cam kata eh ko ti ...
deaf escape dari NS ekkk...tunggu giliran le...:nyorok:
tak kan sampai nak pengsan kot...kat hutan tu bkn tak dpt kuar pong...sesekali rasanya ada hari rehat..bleh le g soping kat Bandar...
soklan deaf tu...pasal commuting ekkk...BSB > Belait or vice versa...skrg ni dah tak de masalah pong...
Kerajaan Brunei dah sediakan highway...so possiblity for people commuting to/from work for that distance roughly 100km to and another 100km from work tu memang bnyk...skrg pong ramai graduates yg keje kat Oil town, Seria tu...keje ngan BLNG (Brunei LNG) kat Lumut, Seria and kat BSP (Brunei Shell Petroleum)..housing memang ada disediakan leh Kerajaan utk Govt servants...even BSP pong ada housing sendirik...
terpulang le ngan depa nak commute ke (which will take at least 1.5 hours to reach destination) or nak stay kat housing yg disediakan... |
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Post time 14-11-2006 01:21 PM
