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Warning signs at Malaysian electrical substations still use five of the country's most common languages (top to bottom under the high voltage symbol: Malay, English, Chinese (traditional), Tamil, Punjabi).
Warning signs at Malaysian electrical substations still use five of the country's most common languages (top to bottom under the high voltage symbol:
An example of a multilingual signboard in Malaysia
An example of a multilingual signboard in Malaysia
A group of Orang Asli from Malacca in folk costume
A group of Orang Asli from Malacca in folk costume
Orang Asli near Cameron Highlands playing a nose flute
Orang Asli near Cameron Highlands playing a nose flute
A Semang man from Kuala Aring, Ulu Kelantan, 1902
A Semang man from Kuala Aring, Ulu Kelantan, 1902
A group of Senoi men from Perak, 1901
A group of Senoi men from Perak, 1901