Baba & Nyonya Documentary

[@amandakho2789]

I feel proud to become one of the generation of baba nyonya and I still can speak well with my Peranakan language...♥️

[@mmuhd]

I feel you. Although I am a Malay, I do feel proud of the Peranakan community on the integration of the Malay culture into the Peranakan community, hence it is very easy for the two to communicate and agree with each other. Similarly, due to modernization, the Malay culture, too, suffer a bad erosion. We both need to ensure our traditions continue for the generations to come. For me I love to cook, so I am picking up all the Malay / Peranakan cuisine, including making talams. I am lucky to stay with my grandmother who teaches me all the important techniques in cooking Malay / Peranakan dishes. My mom is good at making kuih talam, so I pick up the skills and techniques from her.

[@muyun9525]

@Amanda Kho Amazing

[@nurulashikin5073]

Assalamualaikum dan Salam Sejahtera saya sedang menjalankan kajian tentang Perspektif Masyarakat Baba Dan Nyonya Sebagai Nilai Warisan Budaya Untuk Pelancongan Saya meminta jasa baik anda masyarakat baba dan nyonya untuk meluangkan sedikit masa 3-5 minit bagi menjawab borang soal selidik ini. Segala maklumat yang diberikan adalah sulit dan akan digunakan untuk tujuan akademik ini sahaja. Kerjasama yang diberikan amat dihargai. Terima Kasih . docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSeknZmQ6P4UhtyM0pOlhKNjP-B9ENBOEmrV4MQ7LXTsohnBkA/viewform?usp=sf_link

[@zulhisyam]

You mean Malay language

[@aloha3976]

Peranakan mak org asli bukan malay bapak org dari china.

[@enchesoyaregaliaatriadelig5951]

Baba nyonya wajar diberikan status pribumi. Sumbgn budaya mereka besar sejak zaman kerajaan melayu lg. Proud to have baba n nyonya! Kekalkn tradisi anda!

[@yusrimasri1399]

Setuju

[@superyop2927]

Setuju

[@jafniazmi]

Setuju!!!

[@awangbakarademan5519]

Betul sgt

[@mastafami9859]

Benar..

[@meanlianloh1414]

Im proud being a 3rd generation fr a pranakan family... Hopefully our traditional culture wil carry on...

[@user-tp7ne1du1n]

Third generation? I thought they only count 15th century to 17th century immigrants as Baba Nyonya. Everyone else is just new chinese immigrants.

[@adelinathye8440]

I m a baba nyonya generation married to a Malay,I m proud to be a nyonya esp a Melaka nyonya.I really hope they.retain the baba nyonya culture,the baba nyonya language,nyonya traditional kuih n lauk2 nyonya. I remember my mum cooked the best pontey n it was our family's favourite when we were young n I also remember very well n admired the way my grandmother used to dressed up in her kebaya panjang, so resplendent with her hair done in a sanggul,n also never without her 'mimpo'.Long live d baba nyonya

[@danishh1385]

Please keep the culture, it was really beautiful. I’m as a Malay really love their culture and food

[@emy_hana1982]

yes, please maintain the culture (language, costume, dish etc.) even though had converted to Islam...

[@siscaagustina1694]

Saya dari indonesia.. saya suka dengan budaya peranakan baba nyonya di malaysia.. cantik sekali kebayanya.. patut harus dibanggakan👍 saya juga peranakan tionghoa dari indonesia.. 🙏🙏 semoga budaya ini semakin dikenal para anak muda

[@aloha3976]

Klau sudah Muslim tak nyonya lagi.

[@Cys62]

@@aloha3976 masak sih.... harusnya sebaliknya...

[@OpuLake99]

Sama aja dengan di kita punya negara.

[@klewank2615]

​@@aloha3976 itu percampuran dengan melayu.melayu itu muslim.ingat tu

[@YiGaoChen-lj6mb]

​​@@aloha3976.. Babah dan nyonya dpt disebutkan kpd siapa pun = kata suami istri. Ini bukan masalah agama tapi budaya dan bahasa..

[@evelynyap4291]

I am so proud to be one of the generation that still practice our Peranakan culture and never forget our day to day conversation in our unique peranakan language

[@mohdhafiz5711]

gua anak melaka ..wa sayang sama baba nyonya ..wa proud n harap baba nyonya kekal sama kami di dunia..

[@aloha3976]

Peranakan makan babilah.

[@imeldaang6308]

Younger generation of Peranakan Baba Nyonya Sarawak tapi berbahasa Melayu pulak. Gila2 akan masakkan Nyonya pedas2. Suka jugak akan Kebaya Nyonya! Kekalkanlah budaya!

[@aloha3976]

Babi ponteh sedap tu.

[@cliffmason0248]

Baba and Nyonya need to be given a special status and Unesco recognition and financial help to preserve this unique culture.

[@nurulashikin5073]

Assalamualaikum dan Salam Sejahtera saya sedang menjalankan kajian tentang Perspektif Masyarakat Baba Dan Nyonya Sebagai Nilai Warisan Budaya Untuk Pelancongan Saya meminta jasa baik anda masyarakat baba dan nyonya untuk meluangkan sedikit masa 3-5 minit bagi menjawab borang soal selidik ini. Segala maklumat yang diberikan adalah sulit dan akan digunakan untuk tujuan akademik ini sahaja. Kerjasama yang diberikan amat dihargai. Terima Kasih . docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSeknZmQ6P4UhtyM0pOlhKNjP-B9ENBOEmrV4MQ7LXTsohnBkA/viewform?usp=sf_link

[@danishh1385]

Agree, we have to keep all the Peranakan culture alive

[@brightstarlavandula3028]

Jagalah dan teruskan adat dan budaya Nyonya & Baba... Buat keturunan Baba&Nyonya, jagalah dan teruskanlah dengan adat dan budaya nenek moyang kalian ini. Tak perlu nak feeling moden sangat sampai lupakan budaya yang unik dan indah ini... Jangan biarkan budaya Peranakan ini dilupuskan oleh keturunannya sendiri...

[@epainwilder]

I still remember when I’m interview with my chief..that time was 2018. saw 1 Chinese guy talk to my chief..his malay dialect very-very fasih..i say to my chief..”wow dasyat betul cina ni cakap melayu” And my chief say “tu baba la bodoh! Bukan cina!” And I remember in malacca still got baba,serani and chetti..

[@AbdulKarim-xr6er]

Ini komen win...haha😂

[@worldcitizeng6507]

My grandmother died when I was around 6 years old. I remember she wore the kebaya, sarong, some of the simple jewelry, so did her sister. I don't remember we had much Nyoya food growing up because we were poor. It must be a trendy thing to wear the kebaya during that period? I hope they will preserve all the heritage for future generation to understand this special inter racial culture. I visited the Baba Nyoya heritage house in Penang in 2011, it was a stunning house, I will visit it again in the near future. I love the cuisine, but it was hard to keep my diet.

[@aloha3976]

Ingat nenek kite bukan malay tapi org asli.

[@jadam7799]

Traditional food was healthy. So forget your diet (western based?).

[@emy_hana1982]

@@aloha3976 peracun fakta...nice try! hahaha

[@fahadoman1468]

One of the ages who actually practice the Peranakan culture and always remember our daily discussion in our extraordinary Peranakan language I feel so happy being a Baba Nyonya Era, I can actually speak very well in my Peranakan language..

[@natalieong5516]

My grandmother was a Sarawak Nonya. She spoke Baba Malay, ate with her fingers, wore her hair in a bun, sarongs and kebayas with gold and filigree belts, kerosang and made her own kasut manek for her wedding. She was an excellent cook. She also had extended family in Indonesia.

[@imeldaang6308]

Sama kat sinun. Baba Nyonya Sarawak cantik indah budaya jugak.

[@aloha3976]

Bukan bahasa melayu.

[@gamergenix5429]

@@aloha3976 baba malay tu salah satu dialek bahasa melayu lah lol

[@lisamysara4566]

So asal Baba Nyonya adalah hasil perkahwinan Melayu &. Cina..Pakaian @ costume perempuan @ Nyonya lebih kemelayuan memakai baju kebaya tetapi agama masih mengikut agama Buddha.Adakah perempuan Melayu @ tempatan yang berkahwin dengan lelaki Cina semasa itu boleh menukar agama kepada Buddha mengikut suami sedangkan kerajaan Melayu Melaka semasa itu telah menganuti agama Islam.

[@gamergenix5429]

@@lisamysara4566 bukan semua..majoritinya memang islam tapi ada je lagi yang beragama lain contohnya macam dekat sumatera even waktu penjajahan pun masih ada melayu yang bukan islam

[@sipembaca7739]

Peranakan adalah orang cina yang mengamal budaya Melayu... dan cara baba tu berpantun wow 💖... dan ini adalah ilmu baru buat saya Buah Cempedak di Luar Pagar, Ambil Galah Tolong Jolokan, Saya Budak Baru Belajar, Kalau Salah Tolong Tunjukkan.

[@aloha3976]

Peranakan nenek bukan malay lah tapi org asli.

[@amoishasha6335]

@@aloha3976 Melayu la.. Semua page kamu komen..

[@sherenapr8934]

😁

[@lisamysara4566]

@@aloha3976 Orang asli semasa itu tidak memakai baju kebaya ..Sudah beratus-ratus tahun..Orang asli semasa itu masih lagi mengamalkan cara hidup lama hidup di hutan..Ada pakaian orang asli & adat sendiri.Bukan seperti sekarang orang asli sudah terpelajar & maju

[@izadoraa.603]

@@lisamysara4566 ko ni bodoh sejarah ke apa...org asli Benda china dtg berdagang Kat Kota melaka kahwin dgn org tempatan zaman Melayu Melaka bongok...yg diorang nk masuk dlm hutan belantara nk berdagang apa bodoh

[@richardfransiskus]

Saya dari indonesia... Dr sudut pandang saya busana tradisional tidak kalah dr busana modern... Saya respect dan hormat... Ragam kekayaan budaya... Hargailah tanah yg kalian injak... Perbedaan asal usul disatukan di tanah yg kalian pijak... Ini mahal... Unik... Keren... Busana yang Nyaman pula dengan kondisi alam tropis.👍👍👍

[@namazlur78]

Baba/Nyonya tiba dgn rombonhan puteri hang li po yg berkahwin dgn sultan melaka & membawa juga kaum kerabatnya tinggal di Melaka. Dianugerahkan Sultan sebuah bukit utk mereka duduk. Bukit itulah sekarang Bukit Cina Melaka. Mereka keturunan bangsawan cina & berbeza sungguh perwatakan dgn kaum cina yg dtg ketika penjajahan inggeris & kemudian bekerja di lombomg lombomg bijih timah raja melayu. Respect to Baba & Nyonya. Keroncong terlahir dari fusion dgn fado portugis yg menawan melaka 1511.

[@wutishappening]

I was amazed bout the culture of baba and nyonya when I was a little kid. My mom told me they are nice people and I hope I can meet baba or nyonya and learn more about their culture.

[@namira4218]

First time today in month of Autumn fest September 2024 watching this documentary made 8 yrs ago (?) As a history buff got me so excited. Luv it!❤ Big Q. A comment below suggests the Baba Nyonya unique ethnicity (one&only) should be recognised as Malaysia's culture heritage by UNESCO, have our govt done it? Besides Melaka city, has our beloved BabaNyonya ethnic community been bestowed the deserving recognition as among the world culture heritage status? Anyone can confirm, s'il vous plaît? Strangely, in early days of admittedly, 🤭my first love 8 yr of relationship, my boyfriend from high school days, was a tall Baba who didn't speak a word of Chinese. I was more slightly fluent than him😂. One of my grandmas (figure that out😅) was a very diminutive, shrill voice, tobacco-chewing, 'sentil'?, Chinese nyonya, calling her lovingly, Nek Aji. I was quite ''manja" with her every time family school hols visited her in Melaka. Back tgen I like to fondle "gentel-gentel' her forearm sagging soft muscle when seated cuddled next to her. She'd smiled and chuckled at my naughty manja antics. Albeit beautiful memories and nostalgic reminiscent; miss her so much and those childhood carefree babanyonya ambience of those days in the 60s.😔

[@boyrambutan3835]

little nyonya bring me here

[@m.yuriyang]

#FACTS

[@chrizoneto]

Me too.. wakakakak

[@mayliely9039]

And also me

[@slimytoad1447]

My father in law was a Baba, Mr.Goh bah chee from Melaka. My wife wears baju kebaya from time to time.

[@slimytoad1447]

My wife's malay is very good

[@emy_hana1982]

hoping your wife will continue preserve the baba nyonya culture...mahal dan bersejarah tu...unable to find in other places in this world...

[@botaking08]

Proud to be baba . Lagu background tu kuat sangat bro, tenggelam suara nyonya gua

[@imantaqwa9957]

Saya ingin bertanya lu gua tu bahasa cina dialek hokkien ka?

[@muhammada2445]

@@imantaqwa9957 baba

[@ysvince]

@@imantaqwa9957betul, memang ada pengaruh dialek hokkien sebab pedagang cina yg menetap di Melaka Spore Dan Penang adalah berasal dari Fujian, utara China yang cakap dialek Hokkien (闽南语)。

[@totalimmersion6435]

I appreciate that the baba nyonya still pratice the culture and heritage..

[@aloha3976]

Ok masuk islam habis peranakan babi ponteh tak dapat makan.

[@masmatahari3745]

Beautiful people with beautiful culture....we proud to have you Baba and Nyonya. Pelihara adat nenek moyang agar tidak luput dek zaman😘😘😘

[@richardlim7026]

Makes me proud to be a Baba and have nyonya lineage :')

[@Whimsicaltalesx]

Proud to be peranakan🌻

[@worldcitizeng6507]

@FEDERICA SANTACROCE after the pandemic, you should visit Melaka & Penang to research this special heritage. I have seen an advertisement about Baba Nyoya exhibition in Paris, France a few years ago, I am sure it was sponsored by the Singaporean.

[@ComradeConfucius]

So your ancestors came with Zheng He on his ship? I'm jealous jealous jealous!!!!! 😱 What an honour it is to be descended from one of the people who sailed with Zheng He!

[@namazlur78]

No they came way before that. Emperor of China marry her princess with the sultan of malacca accompanied by 2-3 thousands of Chinese noble families. The emperor didn’t want the princess feeling homesick. Their settlement was on bukit cona melaka. Bestowed by the sultan

[@sumamihardja6083]

Has began in 2nd century, Han dinasti.

[@yewhocktan5112]

I just begin to learn more about the Peranakan. My conclusion is that Peranakan is very creative, adapting to environment and cultural differences to not only survived, relevant and thrived, but also creative in coming up with the nyonya cuisine, the fashion, utensils, buildings features with peranakan tastes! Keep it up as we enter a new digital age!

[@chewscd]

The forgotten true Malaysian community. Time the Peranakans are accorded the recognition of kaum Malaysia tulen.

[@ملايوبنجرماليسيا]

This is how baba nyonya pranakan respect asimilating to local culture. other chinese should learn from this pranakan chinese.

[@danishh1385]

Kalaulah cina dari 19 centuries dapat mencontohi dan mengamalkan bahasa melayu atau inggeris seperti cina 14 centuries kan bagus untuk berkomunikasi. Tak ada lah language barrier. Bukan sahaja bertutur dgn orang melayu untuk guna bahasa melayu tapi diantara diorang jugak. ❤

[@georgeloh8257]

Most of the Malaysian Chinese can speak good Bahasa these days, but politicians always want to find fault with other races for personal political career advancement because Malaysia has race and religion based political parties that always promote fears and tensions between different race groups.

[@xuanhuongpham3110]

🌟So glad to learn about this special and beautiful culture🌟 Thank you for the documentary. (Thanks to Alvin Oon’s songs that led me to know more about it 🙏🏻)

[@kinpingchrisleung5834]

The background music is too loud.

[@monsieuriey]

So beautiful with kebaya.

[@amathanafiah4051]

Please kekal kan budaya baba nyoya...

[@aloha3976]

Ok jangan marah klau saye cakap e sebenarnya peranakan tu mak org asli bukan malay.

[@sockhuanglim669]

I have noticed that my daughter do not look all Chinese in her photos since her primary school. When we came to know about 2 years ago that my husband's maternal grandmother was Peranakan from Indonesia settled in Penang, I now know why my daughter look the way she does.

[@Ppm292]

Malaysia is very good in appreciating this Peranakan legacy, it makes me so proud being parts of this community. Too bad in my country the discrimination still the issue.

[@rajasriindra9004]

What country is that?

[@nese8727]

@@rajasriindra9004 probably Indonesia, since majority of Chinese here are peranakan, and from them grow the threatening ideas that contradict the west leaning power games of suhartos Indonesia, that's why he and his Chinese peranakan and totok cronies sought to destroy and discriminate ouf legacy

[@Cys62]

@@nese8727 thats incorrect i believe. Yes the writer most likely is an indonesian. But definitely NOT peranakan. A peranakan is one with mixed blood ... intermarriage between chinese and malay. Most indonesian chinese, i believe at least 85% are still chinese pure blooded. Still the majority. Most of all the intermarriage between a chinese and malay their culture are not well kept, because there are just too many local ethnicities among the local. And that is something to be envy about, especially if you come from the mixed blood type, as the writer above pointed out.

[@nese8727]

@@Cys62 you can check in a Dutch census by 1930, almost 2/3 Chinese living in Dutch controlled Nusantara are peranakans, note that peranakan doesn't have a to be mix blood like literally half Chinese and half native/malay, many Chinese who came during the 1800s either married native or just marry a local peranakan nyonya. Ofc local Chinese already have mix blood. Chinese women who have 娘/nio in their name is definitely a Chinese peranakan. Even if their malay blood less than half

[@nese8727]

@@Cys62 especially many Chinese here can't really relate to Chinese totok culture even the older generation in Java. Except like those new migration areas like Medan

[@emy_hana1982]

apalah akan jadi kalau uncle dan aunty ni semua dah tiada...mahukah generasi baba dan nyonya yang ada sekarang mampu meneruskan budaya dan bahasa bangsa mereka ini??

[@soonkiat]

I'm proud of my roots!

[@soonkiat]

@FEDERICA SANTACROCE Questionnaire Do you have any known auditory impairment? NO What is your age? _38__ 3. What is your gender? MALE 4. What language(s) did you speak from birth? (Circle the appropriate response(s)) a. Baba Malay b. English c. Mandarin d. Bahasa Melayu e. Tamil f. Hokkien g. Teochew h. Cantonese i. Hakka j. k.Other(s) = ENGLISH, Mandarin. Hakka, Malay, Cantonese 6. What are other languages that you speak? 7. If you have children, would you want your children to speak Baba Malay? English and Mandarin 8. If a person does not speak Baba Malay, can that person be Peranakan? YES 9. Do you feel that Baba Malay is endangered? YES 10. Are you worried that Baba Malay is endangered? YES

[@janie7242]

This historical documentary made me think about the 'Rich' merchants in Golden period (16 or 17 century) of Holland and Portagugee, Spain fancy items, and culture. Is there some similarity somehow! More research and comparison are needed! Interesting!

[@fyahya69]

Proud to be part of the Peranakan blood

[@sharondenys8211]

In the Iban community, the kebaya is often worn during events and celebration

[@mathewlovegod]

Proud to be part of the roots.

[@totalimmersion6435]

One thing i notice that the peranakan women are in great shape.. i guess its bcoz of the kebaya ... ya .. the peranakan ladies has a kebaya body.. kudos to all nyonya's

[@arifdoudo1989]

What so called "Kebaya Nyonya" itu memang dibawa dari pesisir utara Jawa. Nama aslinya adalah "Kebaya Encim". Sebab dahulu aktivitas antara negeri-negeri selat (terutama Singapura) dengan Batavia sangat intens sehingga budaya peranakan Cina Indonesia pun dibawa pula ke negeri-negeri selat, termasuk Kebaya Encim yang akhirnya menjadi mode baru peranakan Cina menggantikan model baju kurung asli peranakan Cina Malaka.

[@nese8727]

Batik peranakan pun aslinya dari cina pantura

[@namazlur78]

Hhaha mesti nak klaim. Itu memang pakaian fusion melayu + baba/nyonya. Kebaya telahpun ada lama di Melaka. Sebelum kesultanan melayu melaka lagi. Jawa pake nya tak berbaju hanya pakai lilit badan

[@easter8874]

Catatan paling awal kebaya dari melaka bukan jawa

[@Good-ih8pk]

Dari Malaka dulu baru ke Indonesia, Indonesia itu yang sebenarnya diaspora malaka, this is facts

[@nurerikaquriysyahqistinarb6528]

saya jugak babar nyonya.. love nenek monyang saya

[@umieaida2715]

Hai awak memang dari keluarga baba dan nyonya ke?

[@aloha3976]

Iye ke engkau tau cakap bahasa asli?

[@evelynwee5255]

I m proud to b born a Malacca nyonya

[@klewank2615]

Malays never wear kebaya, while Baba Nyonya (Chinese) in Singapore and Malaysia wear kebaya, I am sure their ancestors were immigrants from Java. Proof that Chinese and Malays never mixed, even for a second, they adopted the clothes of the Dutch colonialists' acculturation with the native Javanese. The position of Chinese descendants now remains as colonizers of the native Malay land, there is no cultural acculturation and cooperation with the native Malays. Singapore is the land of the Malays, not the land of India and China,What about the land of Baba Nyonya? They are descendants of Indonesian Chinese immigrants, not native Singaporeans and Malaysians.

[@jameshuang8824]

I do have Nyonya Baba Blood lineage ..Malacca, Penang and Pukhet Island. :-)

[@chrismalingshu]

very interesting documentary!!!!! glad to know more about culture in M'sia.... Well done ^^

[@eddyabubakar373]

Im one of baba nyonya roots, also malay + mamak + serani blood!! Im melakarian

[@fredericktan9891]

I am a Baba. The documentary is good but the background music especially during the narration for the last part is too loud. I hope this part(background music) of the documentary can be redone.

[@hassmahhassan918]

Terbaek ...👍..simpan.& jaga budaya kita ....🙏

[@hello-dg1fx]

Baba nyonya antara yg setia dengan pemerintah..ade yang di lantik sebagai kapitan untuk mengurus org cina di colony inggrris penang melaka singapore

[@sumamihardja6083]

Kapitan, Major, Lieutenant Der Chineezen.

[@herbalrock1]

Authorities, please recognise them. Martabatkan mereka dalam usaha pembinaan negara bangsa

[@azizi8921]

When I was young, I used to frequent a Peranakan book shop buying comic books. Never I heard the baba & nyonya, owners of the shope speak chinese and according to my parent they can't since they are Peranakan not chinese.

[@9faris3]

Hopefully those Peranakan descendents would still carry on with this Baba & Nyonya tradition despite marrying someone that is out of their culture.

[@sherinft4793]

so proud😍😍😍

[@azmiezyrashid577]

Peranakan = Baba Nyonya, Cheti and Kristang wajar diberi taraf bumiputera. Mereka berasimilasi dengan penduduk Tanah Melayu. Bukan terasing macam Cina Imigran.

[@jackinthebox9407]

Kau faham tak apa maksud bumiputera? Kau faham tak kalau cina bukan peranakan boleh menyamar jadi peranakan semata-mata untuk dapatkan status bumiputera? Kalau benda tu jadi, golongan peranakan yg 'authentic' pun orang dah tak boleh nak cam

[@misschrisquekcc8082]

Sayang sekali.Didn't include the peranakan food..It's certainly unique,delicious n one of its kind Just naming them, like chang,kueh genggang,pulut panggang,pongteh,etc ...sudah buat gua mo pigi Malacca..Miss my hometown

[@nurulashikin5073]

Assalamualaikum dan Salam Sejahtera saya sedang menjalankan kajian tentang Perspektif Masyarakat Baba Dan Nyonya Sebagai Nilai Warisan Budaya Untuk Pelancongan Saya meminta jasa baik anda masyarakat baba dan nyonya untuk meluangkan sedikit masa 3-5 minit bagi menjawab borang soal selidik ini. Segala maklumat yang diberikan adalah sulit dan akan digunakan untuk tujuan akademik ini sahaja. Kerjasama yang diberikan amat dihargai. Terima Kasih . docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSeknZmQ6P4UhtyM0pOlhKNjP-B9ENBOEmrV4MQ7LXTsohnBkA/viewform?usp=sf_link

[@aloha3976]

Ponteh babi 好吃。。。。

[@theakusumo3222]

What a lovely outfit

[@limzhuyi1308]

hello i very like the song at the front what is it name?

[@emy_hana1982]

if i'm not mistaken the title of the song is 'joget serampang laut'

[@a.s.l711]

I think the lass at 3:58 is so beautiful the screen went bonkers.

[@mofaznur6146]

Apa pun yang tak boleh kita sangkal, Baba Nyonya masih berdarah 'Melayu' walaupun hanya tinggal setitis..

[@naqibm8846]

Betul. Aku keturunan baba.. sistem kt malaysia ni lepas merdeka melunturkan identiti baba.. mane yg islam jd melayu.. tu pasal ad bnyk melayu yg chinese look.. rata² diorang ni asal baba... mane bukan islam jd cina.. rmai lg sedare mare aku yg bukan islam jd cina padahal diorang baba, bukan cina.. jujur aku ckp.. aku klau boleh dasar kt malaysia ni ubahlah.. berikan golongan baba yg bukan islam ni declare sbg bumiputra seperti di sabah dan sarawak.. even yg islam pon declare sbg bumiputra baba juga..

[@gamergenix5429]

nr6 eh macam tu ke? siam pun dapat bumiputera kot 😱

[@naqibm8846]

@@gamergenix5429 siam dpt bumiputra ?? Hahahahaha

[@gamergenix5429]

nr6 siam dapat..cuba search dekat google,diorang baru dapat

[@gamergenix5429]

nr6 kalau kau tengok vid akak siam malaysia yang kat youtube pun dia cakap yang diorang ni bumiputera

[@GreysonFinanceInvestment]

I have been looking the opening song/audio for so so long. Can someone please let me know what is the name of the song at intro? 🙏🏼🙏🏼

[@divaaa1955]

Don't forget also the Portuguese.

[@cwiriady]

Little Nyonya brought me here.. and make me thinking, do I have baba and nyonya blood? Since my late grandmas from both side wearing kebaya, kain, hair bun, until their last breath.. My grandparents from south sumatra..

[@purplerain7951]

i cried i cried so much watching this

[@chrizoneto]

Semoga terus lestari..

[@kielx1338]

I have question, do chinese in Kelantan classify as baba nyonya or peranakan too. Because chinese in kelantan use bahasa as communication and practice malay culture too.

[@rebeccarose4733]

Yes they're called Peranakan as well

[@mathewlovegod]

Yes they are peranakan.

[@aloha3976]

Nenek peranakan tu org asli bukan malay.

[@ErosCoachingCom]

I really have a problem with how loud the music was at the end to the point I cannot hear the narration..why would you ruin it like this?!

[@longcoolmanmr.3376]

Am proud to be Peranakan😎

[@باعلوي_جمال_الليل]

keturunan Micheal Ang..

[@tenangfokus6832]

Dimana bumi di pijak, disitu langit dijunjung.

[@simonsimon2888]

For the Indians(southern Tamil Nadu) would sailed directly to Malacca by the Straits Settlements but for the Hokkiens of Southern China would had to sail past Tumasik(Singapore) to reach Malacca by the North East Monsoon.

[@weichan3740]

Proud to be peranakkan

[@lsnnlmg]

The music is too loud...

[@lionwrath78]

I still dont get it....Basically baba and nyoya is a mix blood between chinese and local (malay). So what is the different between baby nyonya and modern chinese malay mix?

[@rajamuhammadiskandar3585]

I am not so familiar with any close friends or relatives that linked to the peranakan heritage. But to ponder upon your question, i think the most obvious difference is the strongly heritaged culture and traditions that for hundreds of years characteristically shaped and gives the quality of weight to the peranakans compared to other modern cross-race marriages. This beautifying concepts of learning genealogy i think also applies for other historically and traditionally shaped communities throughout the world. So that we know better and appreciate our existence better through history's own timeline.

[@magm3070]

I'm a peranakan Indian (Melaka Chetti) and peranakan Chinese (Baba Nyonya) mixed. As explained by my family, before Merdeka, the marriage between the Malays and non-Malays does not need conversion to Islam. For example, in the Melaka Chetti community, we had aunties who are Malays married to a Indian men. They still maintain their Malay name. We called them like Ateh (aunty in Tamil) Tijah, Mami Jarah, Mama Bukit etc. But after Merdeka, it was a law that when a Muslim marries a non-Muslim, they must convert to Islam. So the Peranakan adopts the men's religion but follows the mother's culture and tradition. Macam Tu lah my mother kasi crita.

[@ganurean3098]

​@@magm3070 o.. kira nya, dulu2 perempuan Melayu xde masalah kahwin lain agama..xspt skrg..?

[@ylteow2888]

Baba Koh should speak baba not malay. He should be proud of our heritage.

[@ululamriibrahim7344]

melaka peranakan more unique

[@ululamriibrahim7344]

than penang peranakan

[@Gsownerr]

@@ululamriibrahim7344 penang also got peranakan?

[@pooja350]

@@Gsownerr kelantan also has a old peranakan settlement. Malaysia is so much more diverse than we think

[@firstnamelastname6071]

@@pooja350 Terengganu too.

[@spexsyafuan3851]

Tertarik perkataan digunakan Ini jam, pakei, bikin.. mcm filem p ramlee

[@penglipurmurba2500]

Anak kucing dua beradik Satu bodo satu cerdik Baba Nyonya teras yang baik Tahan dijemur panas terik Tinggi-tinggi si matahari Cik baba korek keledek mari tengok nyonya kita menari sungguhpun tua masih boleh gelek Semoga tidak pupus ditelan arus dan zaman

[@kalee7069]

Love baba yoya from indonesia sumatra...

[@aloha3976]

Klau engkau masi sembahyang macam chinese baru baba.

[@kalee7069]

@@aloha3976 maksud elu apaan sihh maaf kaga ngerti gua mah.🤣🤣🤣 Gua kaga sembayang gua sholat kerna gua malayunese sumatra.

[@YiGaoChen-lj6mb]

Tampaknya di Indonesia lebih beruntung. Karena ada pembiasaan kpd murid sekolah untuk berkebaya dan ber-cheongsam..

[@yongsuanlin6255]

THANK you

[@fadjrinwira837]

pantunnya keren

[@aliyrafael5233]

kalau di sabah chinese mix dusun jadi "sino"

[@KinoCinemaMY]

Wow. Saya baru tahu

[@Munmunchu]

they should earn bumi putera right :)

[@arifthenoobguitarist]

Yes they should

[@pawehbsam5872]

@Jacky Phantom blame the british..

[@pawehbsam5872]

@Jacky Phantom i'm not..basically i agreed that peranakan also should get bumiputera right..but however today mix blood people were not considered as bumiputera or unless you are a muslim..i had a friend who were arab and chinese muslim decendent and got malay right..lol

[@perfecttionist3507]

paweh samli well you are wrong, one is not necessary have to be muslim to earn bumiputera privileges, in fact, most non muslims and non malay in sabah sarawak are all bumiputeras. Regarding your friends case, you should read more about perlembagaan malaysia, it states that anyone who practice malay culture and a muslim can be considered as malay. Your friend’s parents or ancestors might claim to be malay and that’s how they can be bumiputera. About baba and nyonya, I believed they are eligible to earn bumiputera but the problem is the latest/young baba n nyonya generation prefer to call themeselves as chinese, and practice more chinese culture than malay culture side.

[@pawehbsam5872]

@@perfecttionist3507 i know..that is why i'm giving an example that my friend who were mixed arab and chinese got a malay privilages..i'm not denied that non muslim bumi were not get malay privilages..

[@zubaidahmarican9027]

sad that it may be gone sooner than we expect ... sad

[@brightstarlavandula3028]

Disebabkan oleh keturunan mereka sendiri? Hanya keturunan Peranakan saja yang dapat selamatkan budaya dan tradisi indah ni...

[@iamgreat1234]

Baba-Nyonya only for descendent of 1st wave of migrant from China from 16th century that married local woman. They are Baba-Nyonya. Descendent 2nd wave migrants from China in 18th century married local are not considered Baba-Nyonya. However, some descendent from 2nd wave had assimilate into either Malay, Chinese or Baba-Nyonya. They are Peranakan, at the time used by Malay in Penang to differentiate themselves from half-breed. In modern Malaysia 21st century, mixed race children follow the race of their father.

[@sama4112]

Is it means that Local woman refer to a malay people?so peranakan have a mix blood and Not 100% chinese, right?

[@iamgreat1234]

@@sama4112 Normal Chinese people usually are not brown skin, however they might inherited brown skin genetics from Thai, Malay, Indian or Arab that already established before the Chinese come here.

[@sama4112]

@@iamgreat1234 oic, tq for your explanation...

[@FireRupee]

@@sama4112 Peranakan is a culture with a history, but a person does not have to be exactly this mix or exactly that mix. Someone might have mostly Malay ancestry, or mostly Chinese ancestry, but still be Peranakan. A particular person could even be not mixed at all, in recent memory (of course, everyone is mixed somehow if you go back far enough), and still be culturally Peranakan. Some are darker, some are lighter. But, most are Chinese/Malay, Chinese/Thai, etc. Also, there are Indian Peranakans, who are descended from Indian people who migrated to the area and adopted aspects of Chinese and Malay culture while retaining Hindu heritage.

[@pherdauzjivrailishmael7078]

Baba dan nyonya mesi fasih melayu

[@aloha3976]

Bukan malay tapi bahase org asli

[@roslanahmadsyah4375]

Kawan aku cina peranakkan hensem2 muka dia lain dari muka cina yg biasa kita tengok. Lawa2 kakak dia.

[@aimanychan4340]

Just for sharing In Sabah , name Sino means cina + kadazandusun peranakan

[@mamatmlake4056]

baba nyonya mlake ckp melayu. same pelat cam mlayu.

[@aloha3976]

Bahasa org asli.

[@gamergenix5429]

@@aloha3976 mengarut apa kau? orang asli ada bahasa sendiri

[@samyap8974]

Aiyo pandai pandai lu orang ni hahaha

[@razaliabhamid3194]

Sebagai tanda keaslian,saya lebih suka pengacara dlm video ini menggunakan dialek baba nyonya dalam penyampaiannya.Anda perlu lebih berbangga dengan dialek anda sendiri,baru ada keasliannya.

[@a.s.l711]

india go like, hey they all took my sarong design.. hahahaha....oh srivijaya....

[@StrsAmbrg]

Their kebaya is different than most of kebaya on Indonesian. Indonesian kebaya, like Jawa's and Batak's kebaya, are open right above the breast to the shoulder. So, even from back side, we can see the lower neck and upper back.

[@iamgilbertwada]

Ni melayu cina, tapi jrg yg tahu dkt srwk pun ada btwn melayu and iban

[@deadpool113]

Is Baba Malay mutually intelligible to ordinary Bahasa Melayu?

[@blackenskatography9928]

If my paternal grandfather is a indonesian javanese & raise up as a chinese by a chinese family from fujian & my paternal grandmother are from china fujian they came to singapore, my dad, my aunt, my uncle & my paternal grandparent know how to speak malay, plus i also learn how to speak malay from my friend, so am i consider a Peranakan too?

[@pherdauzjivrailishmael7078]

Baba and nyonya bumiputra malaysia...mesti masih kental dlm budayanya

[@pherdauzjivrailishmael7078]

Must speek malay..follow culture ..its true baba nyonya..no follow chinese mainland

[@pawehbsam5872]

@Black it must be involved inter-marriage between malay and chinese in the past..and must practice a peranakan culture..if u don't have this both characteristics so you're not peranakan.. edit : sorry jacky i was replied to black..

[@pawehbsam5872]

@Jacky Phantom and there are no peranakan indian..don't made that up..

[@pawehbsam5872]

@Jacky Phantom i know..i already edited my reply..it's not for u but for blacken..i know my bad..

[@hemadear2509]

Kebaya is worn in Sri Lanka.