Results for bak kata pepatah melayu translation from Malay to English

bak kata pepatah melayu
bak kata pepatah melayu

bak kata pepatah
thank you for the guidance provided

bak kata pepatah inggeris
as the english saying goes

kata kata pepatah
words of wisdom

seperti kata pepatah
as the saying goes

bak kata pepatah buat baik dibalas baik
as the saying goes for good is rewarded well

bak kata pepatah tak kenal maka tak cinta
as the saying goes, "i don't know, i don't love."

bak kata pepatah mencegah lebih baik dari merawat
as the saying goes, prevention is better than cure

bak kata pepatah melayu tak kenal maka tak cinta, sudah cuba baru cinta. nampak usaha seseorang nak pujuk daripada tak cuba langsung. kepada yang single tak perlu sedih, buat sahaja design untuk diri sendiri macam bro shash.
as the malay proverb goes, there is no love, have tried new love. looks like somebody's trying to persuade me not to. for singles who don't have to be sad, just design for yourself like bro shash.

bak kata perpatah “hendak seribu daya, tak hendak seribu upaya” ia bermaksud apabila kita berada dalam keadaan kejatuhan sekalipun
as the saying goes "want a thousand powers, don't want a thousand efforts" it means when we are in a state of fall even

era globalisasi ini terdapat pelbagai halangan dan cabaran yang dihadapi terutamanya dalam menangani pandemic covid 19 ini. banyak perkara yang terkesan terutamanya politik. seperti yang kita ketahui selepas pilihan raya umum 2018, pengerusi pakatan harapan, mahathir mohamad telah dilantik sebagai perdana menteri malaysia sementara presidennya, wan azizah wan ismail, dilantik sebagai timbalan perdana menteri. bak kata pepatah melayu, malang tidak berbau.
in this era of globalization there are various obstacles and challenges faced especially in dealing with this covid 19 pandemic. many things were affected especially politics. as we know after the 2018 general election, the chairman of pakatan harapan, mahathir mohamad was appointed as the prime minister of malaysia while its president, wan azizah wan ismail, was appointed as the deputy prime minister. as the malay proverb says, unfortunately it does not smell.

walaupun pendorong kepada peningkatan jenayah berat merupakan golongan dewasa seperti pembunuh upahan dan seumpamanya, golongan remaja juga perlu disuntik dan ditanam dengan ajaran moral dan pegengan akidah yang utuh untuk memastikan agar mereka tidak cenderung ke arah melakukan jenayah, bak kata pepatah, “melentur rebung biarlah dari rebungnya”.
while the impetus for the increase in violent crime is adulthood such as hired killers and the like, teenagers also need to be injected and cultivated with moral teachings and the distortion of faith to ensure that they are not inclined towards committing crimes, as the saying goes, "bend the rebung let it be from its coop".

saya yakin dengan peribahasa melayu ‘belakang parang jika diasah lagikan tajam’ begitu juga dengan mengajaran anak murid. saya mahu membentuk murid-murid yang kaya dengan adab, kaya dengan budi bahasa serta mempunyai disiplin yang tinggi, mempunyai integrati dan bertanggungjawab bak kata pepatah melayu ‘melentur buluh biarlah dari rebungnya’. semua ini tidak akan terlaksana juga guru itu tidak berdisiplin ataupun sambal lewa dalam menjalankan tugas yang diamahkan kepada mereka. ini kerana murid memerhati tingkah laku guru. justeru itu, guru perlu mnjadi role model kepada anak didiknya.
i am convinced of the malay proverb ‘behind the machete if sharpened sharply’ as well as teaching students. i want to form students who are rich in manners, rich in language and have high discipline, have integrity and are responsible as said the malay saying ‘let the bamboo be flexed from the bamboo’. none of this will be done, nor will the teacher be disciplined or sambal lewa in carrying out the duties entrusted to them. this is the tap