Results for meriah translation from Malay to English

meriah
lively atmosphere

sangat meriah
very lively

meriah; ceria.
east

sambutan yang meriah
also taken into account

disambut dengan meriah
greeted warmly

enda sambut dengan meriah
we got a warm welcome

tetap disambut dengan meriah
greeted warmly

suasana di stadium sangat meriah
the atmosphere at the stadium

majlis yang berlangsung dengan sangat meriah
honeycomb

disambut dengan meriah dalam suasana sederhana
the atmosphere there is very lively

1st syawal tidak berapa meriah tetapi tetap ok
speech

amin sangat gembira kerana hari jadinya sangat meriah.
amin is very happy because her birthday was very lively.

dengan penuh meriah kerana terdapat beberapa acara yang telah disediakan seperti drama,menyanyi dan lain lain.diakhir majlis,cikgu cikgu mengambil gambar untuk menjadikan memori yang indah dan diingati selalu.
with great joy as there were a number of events such as drama, singing and so on.

nur izham syah telah menyiapkan album pertama beliau. di dalam karya izham banyak menceritakan tentang percintaan sama ada sedih ataupun gembira. lirik lagu yang telah digunakan terdengar sangat menarik dan mudah difahami, dengan itu lagu lagu beliau selalu mendapayt sambutan yang meriah dari orang yang sedang dilamun cinta
nur izham syah has completed his first album. in the works of izham tells a lot about romance either sad or happy. the lyrics of the song that has been used sound very interesting and easy to understand, thus his song always gets a lively response from people who are in love

prelog adalah banyak keseronokan dalam rumah tangga puan ramachandran. anak perempuan rumah itu, sivasothie, akan bertunang. udara meriah sarat dengan bau pedas kari dan wades yang dihidu dalam periuk kwali. wanita muda di rumah itu mengikut keadaannya sekarang, berpose tenang di tengah-tengah kesibukan dan bunyi bising. puan ramachandran terbang ke sana sini, sepantas seratus enam puluh paun membolehkannya, dan membantu dengan cadangan arahannya. 'jangan
there was much excitement in mrs. ramachandran’s household. the daughter of the house, sivasothie, was going to be engaged. the festive air was laden with the spicy smell of curries and wades sizzled in the kwali saucepan. the young lady of the house as befitted her present condition, assumed a calm pose amidst the general bustle and noise. mrs. ramachandran flew here and there, as fast as her hundred and sixty pounds would allow her, and helped with her commanding suggestions. ‘don’t