Kristang - Reviving a Forgotten Language | Andre D'Rozario | TEDxYouth@SJII

[@pedrobabo3672]

Parabéns pela iniciativa André! Desejo-te as maiores felicidades com o teu projecto. Abraço de Portugal! Congratulations for the initiative André! I wish all the best for your project. Hugs from Portugal!

[@ExpressiveHues]

Only found out I am Singaporean Kristang of Portuguese decent at 40. I was devastated to have my heritage denied me. Thank you for this presentation.

[@cupido2867]

WOW você é de Cingapura e fala a língua papia Kristang português? E também é descente dos Portugueses?🇵🇹

[@antoniocampos5545]

Um abraço do Brasil para a comunidade Papiá Cristam de Malaca.

[@ivantiemersma9886]

what a pitty! it s not complete!!! muito interesante!!! eu acho que com esforco algum dia o Kristang poderia voltar a escolas e ruas!

[@Slyponto]

gostaria muito de aprender e passar adiante no Brasil.

[@BestGammerx]

im half questioning is there even a crowd at this point being so quiet

[@lekobd]

this channel is getting barely any views comepared to their most popular although i have like 0

[@pepenone]

i think it´s very interesting topic but....maybe have too many implations in opposite direction to "main stream" that I think it is not always built by tendences and more like created....maybe i´m wrong...

[@uyghurmalay4155]

Well, Malacca have great weapon actually, most of guns that we created at that time are greater than european firearm, Istinggar, lentaka, Meriam, and more. We even have contact with ottoman empire in which some of them are based on their weapons

[@st-fn2lh]

Unheard of in school. I thought Malay used lembing only during Malacca sultanate.

[@uyghurmalay4155]

@@st-fn2lh unheard doesn't mean it hoax lol

[@st-fn2lh]

@@uyghurmalay4155 You are making Malacca sounds powerful at that time. I thought Malaysia could make their own weapon already today as powerful as Malacca sultanate time. Lol.

[@uyghurmalay4155]

@@st-fn2lh not me, but thanks to archeologist, independent historian and reference from various historian

[@uyghurmalay4155]

@@st-fn2lh you must remember, history always update after new discoveries, it never ends, and there's already have Malay population in peninsula before even Malacca exist