A Manual of the Malay language / With an Introductory Sketch of the Sanskrit Element in Malay
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The manual presents a practical course in colloquial Malay used in the Straits settlements, combining graded lessons, grammatical explanations, and vocabularies with an introductory study of Sanskrit influence on Malay. It surveys pronunciation and script issues (Roman and Perso-Arabic/Jawi), dialectal variation across regions, and typical idioms and registers, noting differences between spoken and written styles and Arabic loan influence. Appendices offer additional exercises, readings, and reference vocabularies to aid learners and travellers seeking usable conversational competence and scholarly background.
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