Examples of using Indonesians in English and their translations into Malay
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He led Indonesians in resisting Dutch re-colonization efforts via diplomatic
Without the Suluks and the Indonesians in the construction and plantation industries,
controversial Project IC or Project M that was claimed to award blue identity cards to foreigners in such as Filipinos, Indonesians and Pakistanis.
just a quarter of Indonesians(24%) agree.
The passengers included 149 Indonesians, three South Koreans,
This sentiment changed as Indonesians were expected to endure more hardship for the war effort.
These Indonesians from nearby oil palm estate were celebrating a feast in which it was the norm to kill two to three dogs
It is interesting that before the island was occupied by the Indonesians, it used to be part of Dutch,
Indonesians and Malaysians say some possess highly magnetic positive mojo. That's sharp thinking!
Only at the beginning of the 20th century, Indonesians were inspired by European ideas of the struggle for independence.
The next-of-kin to four Indonesians and three citizens of The Netherlands filed the suit through their counsel Datuk Dr S.
an unspecified number of Indonesians, some with bomb-making skills, have recently arrived there, he added.
He argued that Indonesians should rely on local culture,
Initially, most Indonesians optimistically and even joyfully welcomed the Japanese as liberators from their Dutch colonial masters.
Joining the bandwagon are Indonesians in Persiaran Elmina,
Hundreds of Indonesian men, women and children are thought to have traveled to Syria in recent years, and authorities believe about 400 Indonesians have joined ISIS.
The 2002 blast killed 202 people including 38 Indonesians and 88 Australian nationals.
the people of Lombok and all Indonesians at this most heartbreaking of times," he said.
Yayasan Khazanah to allow Indonesians to pursue a four-year undergraduate education at leading Malaysian universities.
Zulkarnaen now leads a squad of militants called Laskar Khos, or‘special force,' whose members were recruited from some 300 Indonesians who trained in Afghanistan and the Philippines.