bazaar malay造句

• Bazaar Malay is still used to a limited extent in Singapore and Malaysia.
• As a result, English has displaced Bazaar Malay as the common language among Singaporeans.
• In his doctoral dissertation, Benitez suggests that Lie may have hoped for bazaar Malay to become a " lingua franca " in the Dutch East Indies.
• In the early years, the " lingua franca " of the island was Bazaar Malay ( " Melayu Pasar " ), a Singaporean independence.
• Tio, writing in 1958, found that the younger generation were not learning about Lie and his works, and four years later Nio wrote that bazaar Malay had " made its way to the museums ".
• Other varieties that are still spoken in Singapore include Bazaar Malay ( " Melayu Pasar " ), a Malay-lexified pidgin, which was once an interethnic " lingua franca " when Singapore was under British rule.