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    Malaysia celebrates several colorful festivals that unite its multi-racial society. The major festivals discussed include Hari Raya, which marks the end of Ramadan and involves morning prayers, wearing traditional clothing, and enjoying dishes like rendang; Chinese New Year, where people exchange greetings and oranges and wear cheongsam dresses; and Deepavali, the festival of lights celebrated by Indians with decorations, sweets, and Bollywood movies. These festivals promote sharing traditions and bringing people together regardless of ethnicity.

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    Malaysia celebrates several colorful festivals that unite its multi-racial society. The major festivals discussed include Hari Raya, which marks the end of Ramadan and involves morning prayers, wearing traditional clothing, and enjoying dishes like rendang; Chinese New Year, where people exchange greetings and oranges and wear cheongsam dresses; and Deepavali, the festival of lights celebrated by Indians with decorations, sweets, and Bollywood movies. These festivals promote sharing traditions and bringing people together regardless of ethnicity.

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    Malaysia celebrates several colorful festivals that unite its multi-racial society. The major festivals discussed include Hari Raya, which marks the end of Ramadan and involves morning prayers, wearing traditional clothing, and enjoying dishes like rendang; Chinese New Year, where people exchange greetings and oranges and wear cheongsam dresses; and Deepavali, the festival of lights celebrated by Indians with decorations, sweets, and Bollywood movies. These festivals promote sharing traditions and bringing people together regardless of ethnicity.

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    Choral Speaking Text 2015

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    Malaysia celebrates several colorful festivals that unite its multi-racial society. The major festivals discussed include Hari Raya, which marks the end of Ramadan and involves morning prayers, wearing traditional clothing, and enjoying dishes like rendang; Chinese New Year, where people exchange greetings and oranges and wear cheongsam dresses; and Deepavali, the festival of lights celebrated by Indians with decorations, sweets, and Bollywood movies. These festivals promote sharing traditions and bringing people together regardless of ethnicity.

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    Festivals in Malaysia

    Doremifasolatido
    Look up! Its the sky
    Its a bird, Its a plane
    No! We are the choral speakers from
    SAINT AIDAN
    Are you ready guys?
    Yes
    Are you ready guys?
    Yes!
    We are ready (2x)

    A very good morning to everyone


    Ladies and gentlemen,
    Please relax and sit back
    Lets enjoy
    our performance on
    Festivals in Malaysia
    Malaysia?
    Yes Malaysia
    Truly Asia!

    Malaysia!
    A multi racial society
    A land of many colourful festivals
    We are Malays,
    You are a Chinese
    She is an Indian
    They are Dayaks, Dusuns and Ibans
    Everyone is a part of the festivals.
    The day with happy faces,
    yummy dishes and enjoyable dances.

    Tick Tock (2x)


    Wake up..wake up... Its 4:30 in the morning
    Mum, Im sleepy, I want to sleep
    Wake up my son, its time for sahur

    Its the fasting month of Ramadhan


    The holy month is a trying period for Muslims all around the world
    as they fast through the day,
    from dawn to sunset.
    During this period, they are required to abstain from consuming food and drinks,
    any wrongdoing and harbouring ill thoughts.
    At night, Tarawih prayers are held in mosques all over the country
    The very blessed month...

    (Sound of fire crackers) Pom


    Lat, stop playing the firecrackers
    Come inside, try on your Baju Melayu
    Okay mom.
    Tokwan, rendang is ready, ermmm smells so good
    Wow, its so yummy!

    Eid Mubarak is coming


    The balik kampung ooo balik kampung joy begins
    Leaving the big cities empty...like a ghost town
    Starts the big day in the mosque
    Performing the prayer
    Colorful baju kurung, baju melayu and also
    Ketupat, Rendang, kuih bahulu symbolize the happiness of
    Eid Mubarrak
    Dont forget! children always asking for
    Grandpa grandpa, duit raya?
    No no no, not enough fasting, no duit raya

    Now its time for Chinese New Year.


    Gong xi gong xi gong xini, Gong xi gong xi gong xini
    Lim, you look very handsome today
    Ayyaa, of course, today is Chinese New Year
    The red angpow cheer up the kids
    The Mandarin oranges bring up the smiles.
    The cheongsam makes people so beautiful
    The happiness of the festival brings people together.

    Hari Raya done, Chinese New Year done


    What else? ermmm
    I know, I know, Its Deepavali!
    Oooooo

    Deepavali is a festival of lights


    Full with colours and sweets
    Just like in Bollywood movies
    I love Bollywood movies!
    Me too
    Me too
    Shah Rukh Khan, Amir Khan, Salman Khan,
    Khan,khan,khan,khan,khan khan khan
    Uuuuuuu~

    All the nights become bright


    Murukku being the delight
    With Malaysian taste and flavour
    Dey, come here, lets eat laddhu
    ok amma appa, lets eat together

    As a wrap up
    Fasting Month
    Hari Raya
    Chinese New Year
    Deepavali
    We enjoy together
    Festivals in Malaysia unite us
    My Malaysia
    Our Malaysia

    Xie xie, Nandre, Thank You.

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