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Mohamad Heykel Bin Mohamad Hassan. Dpm1A

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Mohamad Heykel Bin Mohamad Hassan. Dpm1A

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Independence Day of Malaysia

An Independence Day is an annual celebration observing the anniversary of a nation's independent statehood, usually after ceasing to be a colony or part of another state. All countries honor their respective independence day, celebrating it as a national holiday. The independence of Malaysia is different from that of the independence of other countries. It was a peaceful independence attained by holding talks with the British. Thus on 31 August 1957, Malaysia got its independence from the United Kingdom.

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Malaysian is a very unique and special country. It is located in South East Asia. The citizens are from different races and religions. So, Malaysia is called a multi-racial, multi-cultural and multi-religious country. There are three main races in this developed country such as Malays, Chinese and Indians. Most of them live in Peninsular Malaysia and are government servants. Although they practice different religions, they work together and live peacefully. The Independence Day is an annual celebration by the whole world but Malaysian names it as ‘Merdeka Day’. All countries honour their respective independence days celebrating it as national holiday. On 31 August every year, it is marked as the Malaysian Independence Day. However, there are lot of differences of celebrating the Independence Day on 31 August and today in terms of spirit and technology. On 31st August every year, we as Malaysian celebrate the National Day. A lot of people enjoy celebrating the National Day. We enjoy counting down time to midnight and watch the parade on National Day. But when we do all those things, do we feel anything or we just celebrate National Day without understand or feeling anything? Don’t you feel proud being a Malaysian? At least, we should appreciate living in Malaysia. There are a lot of reasons why we should. We must remember that everything we have now is done by sacrifice. We should appreciate even smallest things such having a good health, a happy family, and peaceful environment. We should never pawn of anything! When we learn to appreciate, we will live happier because we realize the world is not a bad place after all. How lucky we are to live in Malaysia. Soon, we will realize that Malaysia is not a bad country at all. We are living here with peace and harmony without worrying about any serious problems.

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Muhammad Irfan Haziem Bin Mudzaruddin   DPM 1A

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Muhammad Amsyar b. Abd Rahman DPM 1A 106172453

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Muhammad Amsyar b. Abd Rahman DPM 1A 106172453

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Malaysia’s Independence Day, known as Hari Merdeka, is very festive occasion. There are smiling faces everywhere, as Malaysians from all backgrounds, races and religions come together to celebrate with parades, cultural events and fireworks.The celebration independence day for remember our soldier’s struggle of the past.The date celebration on 31 august in every years. Each and every people celebrate his/her freedom in their own way such as decorating their places of celebration, raising National Flag, march past, watching favourite movies, dancing in the streets, singing National Anthem or patriotic songs or participating in many social activities organized at public places. Independence Day is celebrated by the government of Malaysia every year when the current Prime Minister of Malaysia raises out national flag at the Dataran Merdeka,Kuala Lumpur followed by army parade, march past, National Anthem recitation, speech and other cultural activities.

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National Day is celebrated every year in Malaysia on the 31st of August to commemorate the momentous occasion when the Federation of Malaya achieved independence from British rule in 1957. On the 30th of August, Malaysia’s then Prime Minister, Tunku Abdul Rahman took to the Royal Selangor Club Padang, now known as the Merdeka square at 11.58pm and observed two minutes of darkness. At the stroke of midnight, the Union Jack was lowered and raised with the Flag of Malaya. The morning after, Tunku Abdul Rahman read aloud the Proclaimation of Independence, followed by seven chants of Merdeka, with the crown at the square joining following each chant. The moment is considered to be one of Malaysia’s most memorable and significant points in history.

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The Independence Day is an annual celebration by the whole world but Malaysian names it as a merdeka Day. All country celebrating it as a national holiday. Thus, on the 31 August every year, it is marked as the Malaysian Independence Day. However, there are lot differences of celebrating the Independence Day on 31 August and today in terms of spirit and technology.On 31st of August every year, we as Malaysians celebrate the National Day. A lot of people enjoy celebrating the National Day. We enjoy singing the National Songs, decorating our classroom, watching the countdown concert, counting down the time to midnight and watching the parade on National Day. But when we do all those things, do we feel anything or we just celebrate National Day without understanding or feeling anything?? Don’t you at least feel proud being a Malaysian?? At least, we should APPRECIATE living here in Malaysia. There are a lot of reasons why we should.

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The Independence Day is an annual celebration by the whole world but Malaysian names it as a merdeka Day. All countries honour theircelebrating it as a national holiday. Thus, on the 31 August every year, it is marked as the Malaysian Independence Day. However, there are lot differences of celebrating the Independence Day on 31 August and today in terms of spirit and technology.On 31st of August every year, we as Malaysians celebrate the National Day. A lot of people enjoy celebrating the National Day. We enjoy singing the National Songs, decorating our classroom, watching the countdown concert, counting down the time to midnight and watching the parade on National Day. But when we do all those things, do we feel anything or we just celebrate National Day without understanding or feeling anything?? Don’t you at least feel proud being a Malaysian?? At least, we should APPRECIATE living here in Malaysia. There are a lot of reasons why we should.

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The Independence Day is an annual celebration by the whole world but Malaysian names it as a merdeka Day. All countries honour their rescelebrating it as a national holiday. Thus, on the 31 August every year, it is marked as the Malaysian Independence Day. However, there are lot differences of celebrating the Independence Day on 31 August and today in terms of spirit and technology.On 31st of August every year, we as Malaysians celebrate the National Day. A lot of people enjoy celebrating the National Day. We enjoy singing the National Songs, decorating our classroom, watching the countdown concert, counting down the time to midnight and watching the parade on National Day. But when we do all those things, do we feel anything or we just celebrate National Day without understanding or feeling anything?? Don’t you at least feel proud being a Malaysian?? At least, we should APPRECIATE living here in Malaysia. There are a lot of reasons why we should.

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The Independence Day is an annual celebration by the whole world but Malaysian names it as a merdeka Day. All countries honour their respective independcelebrating it as a national holiday. Thus, on the 31 August every year, it is marked as the Malaysian Independence Day. However, there are lot differences of celebrating the Independence Day on 31 August and today in terms of spirit and technology.On 31st of August every year, we as Malaysians celebrate the National Day. A lot of people enjoy celebrating the National Day. We enjoy singing the National Songs, decorating our classroom, watching the countdown concert, counting down the time to midnight and watching the parade on National Day. But when we do all those things, do we feel anything or we just celebrate National Day without understanding or feeling anything?? Don’t you at least feel proud being a Malaysian?? At least, we should APPRECIATE living here in Malaysia. There are a lot of reasons why we should.

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The Independence Day is an annual celebration by the whole world but Malaysian names it as a merdeka Day. All countries honour their respective independence day, celebrating it as a national holiday. Thus, on the 31 August every year, it is marked as the Malaysian Independence Day. However, there are lot differences of celebrating the Independence Day on 31 August and today in terms of spirit and technology.On 31st of August every year, we as Malaysians celebrate the National Day. A lot of people enjoy celebrating the National Day. We enjoy singing the National Songs, decorating our classroom, watching the countdown concert, counting down the time to midnight and watching the parade on National Day. But when we do all those things, do we feel anything or we just celebrate National Day without understanding or feeling anything?? Don’t you at least feel proud being a Malaysian?? At least, we should APPRECIATE living here in Malaysia. There are a lot of reasons why we should.

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The Independence Day is an annual celebration by the whole world but Malaysian names it as a Day. All countries honour their respective independence day, celebrating it as a national holiday. Thus, on the 31 August every year, it is marked as the Malaysian Independence Day. However, there are lot differences of celebrating the Independence Day on 31 August and today in terms of spirit and technology.On 31st of August every year, we as Malaysians celebrate the National Day. A lot of people enjoy celebrating the National Day. We enjoy singing the National Songs, decorating our classroom, watching the countdown concert, counting down the time to midnight and watching the parade on National Day. But when we do all those things, do we feel anything or we just celebrate National Day without understanding or feeling anything?? Don’t you at least feel proud being a Malaysian?? At least, we should APPRECIATE living here in Malaysia. There are a lot of reasons why we should.

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The Independence Day is an annual celebration by the whole world but Malaysian names it as a M Day. All countries honour their respective independence day, celebrating it as a national holiday. Thus, on the 31 August every year, it is marked as the Malaysian Independence Day. However, there are lot differences of celebrating the Independence Day on 31 August and today in terms of spirit and technology.On 31st of August every year, we as Malaysians celebrate the National Day. A lot of people enjoy celebrating the National Day. We enjoy singing the National Songs, decorating our classroom, watching the countdown concert, counting down the time to midnight and watching the parade on National Day. But when we do all those things, do we feel anything or we just celebrate National Day without understanding or feeling anything?? Don’t you at least feel proud being a Malaysian?? At least, we should APPRECIATE living here in Malaysia. There are a lot of reasons why we should.

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The Independence Day is an annual celebration by the whole world but Malaysian names it as a Me Day. All countries honour their respective independence day, celebrating it as a national holiday. Thus, on the 31 August every year, it is marked as the Malaysian Independence Day. However, there are lot differences of celebrating the Independence Day on 31 August and today in terms of spirit and technology.On 31st of August every year, we as Malaysians celebrate the National Day. A lot of people enjoy celebrating the National Day. We enjoy singing the National Songs, decorating our classroom, watching the countdown concert, counting down the time to midnight and watching the parade on National Day. But when we do all those things, do we feel anything or we just celebrate National Day without understanding or feeling anything?? Don’t you at least feel proud being a Malaysian?? At least, we should APPRECIATE living here in Malaysia. There are a lot of reasons why we should.

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The Independence Day is an annual celebration by the whole world but Malaysian names it as a Mer Day. All countries honour their respective independence day, celebrating it as a national holiday. Thus, on the 31 August every year, it is marked as the Malaysian Independence Day. However, there are lot differences of celebrating the Independence Day on 31 August and today in terms of spirit and technology.On 31st of August every year, we as Malaysians celebrate the National Day. A lot of people enjoy celebrating the National Day. We enjoy singing the National Songs, decorating our classroom, watching the countdown concert, counting down the time to midnight and watching the parade on National Day. But when we do all those things, do we feel anything or we just celebrate National Day without understanding or feeling anything?? Don’t you at least feel proud being a Malaysian?? At least, we should APPRECIATE living here in Malaysia. There are a lot of reasons why we should.

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The Independence Day is an annual celebration by the whole world but Malaysian names it as a Medeka Day. All countries honour their respective independence day, celebrating it as a national holiday. Thus, on the 31 August every year, it is marked as the Malaysian Independence Day. However, there are lot differences of celebrating the Independence Day on 31 August and today in terms of spirit and technology.On 31st of August every year, we as Malaysians celebrate the National Day. A lot of people enjoy celebrating the National Day. We enjoy singing the National Songs, decorating our classroom, watching the countdown concert, counting down the time to midnight and watching the parade on National Day. But when we do all those things, do we feel anything or we just celebrate National Day without understanding or feeling anything?? Don’t you at least feel proud being a Malaysian?? At least, we should APPRECIATE living here in Malaysia. There are a lot of reasons why we should.

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The Independence Day is an annual celebration by the whole world but Malaysian names it as a MeRdeka Day. All countries honour their respective independence day, celebrating it as a national holiday. Thus, on the 31 August every year, it is marked as the Malaysian Independence Day. However, there are lot differences of celebrating the Independence Day on 31 August and today in terms of spirit and technology.On 31st of August every year, we as Malaysians celebrate the National Day. A lot of people enjoy celebrating the National Day. We enjoy singing the National Songs, decorating our classroom, watching the countdown concert, counting down the time to midnight and watching the parade on National Day. But when we do all those things, do we feel anything or we just celebrate National Day without understanding or feeling anything?? Don’t you at least feel proud being a Malaysian?? At least, we should APPRECIATE living here in Malaysia. There are a lot of reasons why we should.

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The Independence Day is an annual celebration by the whole world but Malaysian names it as a Medeka Day. All countries honour their respective independence day, celebrating it as a national holiday. Thus, on the 31 August every year, it is marked as the Malaysian Independence Day. However, there are lot differences of celebrating the Independence Day on 31 August and today in terms of spirit and technology.On 31st of August every year, we as Malaysians celebrate the National Day. A lot of people enjoy celebrating the National Day. We enjoy singing the National Songs, decorating our classroom, watching the countdown concert, counting down the time to midnight and watching the parade on National Day. But when we do all those things, do we feel anything or we just celebrate National Day without understanding or feeling anything?? Don’t you at least feel proud being a Malaysian?? At least, we should APPRECIATE living here in Malaysia. There are a lot of reasons why we should.

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The Independence Day is an annual celebration by the whole world but Malaysian names it as a Merdeka Day. All countries honour their respective independence day, celebrating it as a national holiday. Thus, on the 31 August every year, it is marked as the Malaysian Independence Day. However, there are lot differences of celebrating the Independence Day on 31 August and today in terms of spirit and technology.On 31st of August every year, we as Malaysians celebrate the National Day. A lot of people enjoy celebrating the National Day. We enjoy singing the National Songs, decorating our classroom, watching the countdown concert, counting down the time to midnight and watching the parade on National Day. But when we do all those things, do we feel anything or we just celebrate National Day without understanding or feeling anything?? Don’t you at least feel proud being a Malaysian?? At least, we should APPRECIATE living here in Malaysia. There are a lot of reasons why we should.

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The Independence Day is an annual celebration by the whole world but Malaysian names it as a Merdeka Day. All countries honour their respective independence day, celebrating it as a national holiday. Thus, on the 31 August every year, it is marked as the Malaysian Independence Day. However, there are lot differences of celebrating the Independence Day on 31 August and today in terms of spirit and technology.On 31st of August every year, we as Malaysians celebrate the National Day. A lot of people enjoy celebrating the National Day. We enjoy singing the National Songs, decorating our classroom, watching the countdown concert, counting down the time to midnight and watching the parade on National Day. But when we do all those things, do we feel anything or we just celebrate National Day without understanding or feeling anything?? Don’t you at least feel proud being a Malaysian?? At least, we should APPRECIATE living here in Malaysia. There are a lot of reasons why we should.

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The Independence Day is an annual celebration by the whole world but Malaysian names it as a Merdeka Day. All countries honour their respective independence day, celebrating it as a national holiday. Thus, on the 31 August every year, it is marked as the Malaysian Independence Day. However, there are lot differences of celebrating the Independence Day on 31 August and today in terms of spirit and technology.On 31st of August every year, we as Malaysians celebrate the National Day. A lot of people enjoy celebrating the National Day. We enjoy singing the National Songs, decorating our classroom, watching the countdown concert, counting down the time to midnight and watching the parade on National Day. But when we do all those things, do we feel anything or we just celebrate National Day without understanding or feeling anything?? Don’t you at least feel proud being a Malaysian?? At least, we should APPRECIATE living here in Malaysia. There are a lot of reasons why we should.

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.The Independence Day is an annual celebration by the whole world but Malaysian names it as a Merdeka Day. All countries honour their respective independence day, celebrating it as a national holiday. Thus, on the 31 August every year, it is marked as the Malaysian Independence Day. However, there are lot differences of celebrating the Independence Day on 31 August and today in terms of spirit and technology.On 31st of August every year, we as Malaysians celebrate the National Day. A lot of people enjoy celebrating the National Day. We enjoy singing the National Songs, decorating our classroom, watching the countdown concert, counting down the time to midnight and watching the parade on National Day. But when we do all those things, do we feel anything or we just celebrate National Day without understanding or feeling anything?? Don’t you at least feel proud being a Malaysian?? At least, we should APPRECIATE living here in Malaysia. There are a lot of reasons why we should.

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.The Independence Day is an annual celebration by the whole world but Malaysian names it as a Merdeka Day. All countries honour their respective independence day, celebrating it as a national holiday. Thus, on the 31 August every year, it is marked as the Malaysian Independence Day. However, there are lot differences of celebrating the Independence Day on 31 August and today in terms of spirit and technology.On 31st of August every year, we as Malaysians celebrate the National Day. A lot of people enjoy celebrating the National Day. We enjoy singing the National Songs, decorating our classroom, watching the countdown concert, counting down the time to midnight and watching the parade on National Day. But when we do all those things, do we feel anything or we just celebrate National Day without understanding or feeling anything?? Don’t you at least feel proud being a Malaysian?? At least, we should APPRECIATE living here in Malaysia. There are a lot of reasons why we should.

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The Independence Day is an annual celebration by the whole world but Malaysian names it as a Merdeka Day. All countries honour their respective independence day, celebrating it as a national holiday. Thus, on the 31 August every year, it is marked as the Malaysian Independence Day. However, there are lot differences of celebrating the Independence Day on 31 August and today in terms of spirit and technology.On 31st of August every year, we as Malaysians celebrate the National Day. A lot of people enjoy celebrating the National Day. We enjoy singing the National Songs, decorating our classroom, watching the countdown concert, counting down the time to midnight and watching the parade on National Day. But when we do all those things, do we feel anything or we just celebrate National Day without understanding or feeling anything?? Don’t you at least feel proud being a Malaysian?? At least, we should APPRECIATE living here in Malaysia. There are a lot of reasons why we should.

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DRP1AThe Independence Day is an annual celebration by the whole world but Malaysian names it as a Merdeka Day. All countries honour their respective independence day, celebrating it as a national holiday. Thus, on the 31 August every year, it is marked as the Malaysian Independence Day. However, there are lot differences of celebrating the Independence Day on 31 August and today in terms of spirit and technology.On 31st of August every year, we as Malaysians celebrate the National Day. A lot of people enjoy celebrating the National Day. We enjoy singing the National Songs, decorating our classroom, watching the countdown concert, counting down the time to midnight and watching the parade on National Day. But when we do all those things, do we feel anything or we just celebrate National Day without understanding or feeling anything?? Don’t you at least feel proud being a Malaysian?? At least, we should APPRECIATE living here in Malaysia. There are a lot of reasons why we should.

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DRPThe Independence Day is an annual celebration by the whole world but Malaysian names it as a Merdeka Day. All countries honour their respective independence day, celebrating it as a national holiday. Thus, on the 31 August every year, it is marked as the Malaysian Independence Day. However, there are lot differences of celebrating the Independence Day on 31 August and today in terms of spirit and technology.On 31st of August every year, we as Malaysians celebrate the National Day. A lot of people enjoy celebrating the National Day. We enjoy singing the National Songs, decorating our classroom, watching the countdown concert, counting down the time to midnight and watching the parade on National Day. But when we do all those things, do we feel anything or we just celebrate National Day without understanding or feeling anything?? Don’t you at least feel proud being a Malaysian?? At least, we should APPRECIATE living here in Malaysia. There are a lot of reasons why we should.

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The Independence Day is an annual celebration by the whole world but Malaysian names it as a Merdeka Day. All countries honour their respective independence day, celebrating it as a national holiday. Thus, on the 31 August every year, it is marked as the Malaysian Independence Day. However, there are lot differences of celebrating the Independence Day on 31 August and today in terms of spirit and technology.On 31st of August every year, we as Malaysians celebrate the National Day. A lot of people enjoy celebrating the National Day. We enjoy singing the National Songs, decorating our classroom, watching the countdown concert, counting down the time to midnight and watching the parade on National Day. But when we do all those things, do we feel anything or we just celebrate National Day without understanding or feeling anything?? Don’t you at least feel proud being a Malaysian?? At least, we should APPRECIATE living here in Malaysia. There are a lot of reasons why we should.

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The Independence Day is an annual celebration by the whole world but Malaysian names it as a Merdeka Day. All countries honour their respective independence day, celebrating it as a national holiday. Thus, on the 31 August every year, it is marked as the Malaysian Independence Day. However, there are lot differences of celebrating the Independence Day on 31 August and today in terms of spirit and technology.On 31st of August every year, we as Malaysians celebrate the National Day. A lot of people enjoy celebrating the National Day. We enjoy singing the National Songs, decorating our classroom, watching the countdown concert, counting down the time to midnight and watching the parade on National Day. But when we do all those things, do we feel anything or we just celebrate National Day without understanding or feeling anything?? Don’t you at least feel proud being a Malaysian?? At least, we should APPRECIATE living here in Malaysia. There are a lot of reasons why we should.

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The Independence Day is an annual celebration by the whole world but Malaysian names it as a Merdeka Day. All countries honour their respective independence day, celebrating it as a national holiday. Thus, on the 31 August every year, it is marked as the Malaysian Independence Day. However, there are lot differences of celebrating the Independence Day on 31 August and today in terms of spirit and technologyn 31st of August every year, we as Malaysians celebrate the National Day. A lot of people enjoy celebrating the National Day. We enjoy singing the National Songs, decorating our classroom, watching the countdown concert, counting down the time to midnight and watching the parade on National Day. But when we do all those things, do we feel anything or we just celebrate National Day without understanding or feeling anything?? Don’t you at least feel proud being a Malaysian?? At least, we should APPRECIATE living here in Malaysia. There are a lot of reasons why we should.

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The Meaning of Independence day

An independence day is an annual celebration witnessing the anniversary of the nation’s independent statehood. Malaysia got its independence on 31st August 1957 from United Kingdom. The first Prime minister of Malaysia , Tunku Abdul Rahman Putra Al-Haj led his effort for independence in Malaysia. Leading a delegation of ministers and political leaders of Malaysia in negotiations of with the british in London for Merdeka or independence. The citizens in Malaysia has different races and religions. So, Malaysia is called a multi-racial, multi-cultural and multy religious country. Every year in Malaysia we call it the Malaysian Independence Day. However, there are a lot of differences of celebrating independence day in terms of spirit and technology. We should appreciate even the smallest thing that god gave to us. Having good health , a happy family and peaceful environment. All this things we have we should appreciate because god can take it back in anytime. So, we as a human being. We should appreciate living here in Malaysia. Because without the hero that protect our country, there will no independence day in Malaysia.

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The Meaning of Independence day

Independence day is a day of celebrating the anniversary of national independence day. All countries honor their respective independence day, celebrating it as a national holiday. he independence of Malaysia is different from that of the independence of other countries. It was a peaceful independence attained by holding talks with the British. Thus on 31 August 1957, Malaysia got its independence from the United Kingdom. Just when it became clear that the Communist threat posed during the Malayan Emergency was getting out of hand, agreement was reached on February 8, 1956, for Malaya to gain independence from the British Empire. But for some reason it was decided that the official proclamation of independence would be made the next year, on August 31, 1957, at Stadium Merdeka (Independence Stadium), in Kuala Lumpur. The first Prime Minister of Malaysia, Tunku Abdul Rahman Putra Al-Haj spearheaded the effort for independence, leading a delegation of ministers and political leaders of Malaya. In Malaysia it is called “Hari Merdeka”,  Hari Merdeka meaning the Independence Day is the national day of Malaysia commemorating the independence of the Federation of Malaya from British colonial rule. In a larger perspective this day is celebrates the formation of Malaysia.

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Nor Farrahin Ainina Binti Nor Azmi (DACC )

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Nor Farrahin Ainina Binti Nor Azmi (DACC )

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DPM 1A

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The meanings of "Independence day"

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Malaysian is a very unique and special country. It is located in South East Asia. The citizens are from different races and religions. So, Malaysia is called a multi-racial, multi-cultural and multi-religious country. There are three main races in this developed country such as Malays, Chinese and Indians. Most of them live in Peninsular Malaysia and are government servants. Although they practice different religions, they work together and live peacefully. The Independence Day is an annual celebration by the whole world but Malaysian names it as ‘Merdeka Day’. All countries honour their respective independence days celebrating it as national holiday. On 31 August every year, it is marked as the Malaysian Independence Day. However, there are lot of differences of celebrating the Independence Day on 31 August and today in terms of spirit and technology. On 31st August every year, we as Malaysian celebrate the National Day. A lot of people enjoy celebrating the National Day. We enjoy counting down time to midnight and watch the parade on National Day. But when we do all those things, do we feel anything or we just celebrate National Day without understand or feeling anything? Don’t you feel proud being a Malaysian? At least, we should appreciate living in Malaysia. There are a lot of reasons why we should. We must remember that everything we have now is done by sacrifice. We should appreciate even smallest things such having a good health, a happy family, and peaceful environment. We should never pawn of anything! When we learn to appreciate, we will live happier because we realize the world is not a bad place after all. How lucky we are to live in Malaysia. Soon, we will realize that Malaysia is not a bad country at all. We are living here with peace and harmony without worrying about any serious problems.

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Syed Haziq Adly B syed Nasrul Azmi (DPV1A)(106172489)

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Syed Haziq Adly B syed Nasrul Azmi (DPV1A)(106172489)

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Meaning of “INDEPENDENT DAY”

Independent day is defined as the day that all people are celebrating independence from another country that ruled them in the past. In Malaysia, Independent is called as “Hari Kebangsaan” that already 60 years ago achieved . The independence of Malaysia is different from that of the independence of other countries. It was a peaceful independence attained by holding talks with the British. These on 31 August 1957, Malaysia got its independence from the United Kingdom. Independent day is also from our first Prime Minister of Malaysia by Tunku Abdul Rahman Putra Al-Haj spearheaded the effort for independence, leading a delegation of ministers and political leaders of Malaya that now called as Malaysia  in negotiations with the British in London for Merdeka, or Independence. Moreover, independent is the important for the people to live in freedom and make the choices effectively before to do something that will make our country will not having peaceful again .

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National Day is celebrated every year in Malaysia on the 31st of August to commemorate the momentous occasion when the Federation of Malaya achieved independence from British rule in 1957. On the 30th of August, Malaysia’s then Prime Minister, Tunku Abdul Rahman took to the Royal Selangor Club Padang, now known as the Merdeka square at 11.58pm and observed two minutes of darkness. At the stroke of midnight, the Union Jack was lowered and raised with the Flag of Malaya. The morning after, Tunku Abdul Rahman read aloud the Proclaimation of Independence, followed by seven chants of Merdeka, with the crown at the square joining following each chant. The moment is considered to be one of Malaysia’s most memorable and significant points in history.

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DRP1A

On 31 August  1957, is the date on which independence has taken place in our country. The announcement of independence at the Stadium Merdeka , Kuala Lumpur and declared by our first prime minister Tunku Abdul Rahman with the inclusion of 'Merdeka'  7 times. In addition, the other symbol of independence is the flag of Malaysia called Jalur Gemilang . This flag has 4 colors that symbolize various purposes. This flag was created by Encik Mohamad bin Hamzah, who is a architect’s Johor. Next, for all this year Malaysia has reached 60 years of independence so we should not neglect ourselves from remembering our country. Next, a lot of history has taken place before independence. Every year in 31 August, the malaysians will surely make preparations to celebrate this historic day. This is for growing and sowing deeper love for the country. Among them are, former figures are willing to stand for the struggle for independence. Lastly, we need to be grateful because Malaysia is a peaceful country free from colonialism today.

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DRP1A

The Independence Day is an annual celebration by the whole world but Malaysian names it as a Merdeka Day. All countries honour their respective independence day, celebrating it as a national holiday. 31st August 1957 is annually organized as a historic full date for all Malaysians in conjunction with the national independence anniversary celebration. Thus, on the 31st August every year, it is marked as the Malaysian Independence Day. However, there are lot differences of celebrating the Independence Day on 31st August and today in terms of spirit and technology. On 31st of August every year, we as Malaysians celebrate the National Day. A lot of people enjoy celebrating the National Day.

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DRM1A

Malaysia is a very unique and special country. It is located in South East Asia. The citizens are from different races and religions. So, Malaysia is called a multi-racial, multi-cultural and multi-religious country. There are three main races in this developed country such as the Malays, the Chinese and the Indians. Although they practice different religions, they work together and live peacefully. What is Independence day mean to me is no longer about governments, corporations, politics or past history, it’s about our cultures, our values and being in a balance  and equal society. That’s what humanity is build out from. Without culture, humanity and ‘Merdeka’ there is no true freedom.

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Muhammad Hamzani Zaini Bin Ariff Sam
DPM 1

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Zulhilmi bin Jakariah dosh 1A (106172490)

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Zulhilmi bin Jakariah dosh 1A (106172490)

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Muhammad Hamzani Zaini Bin Ariff
DPM

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-MUHAMMAD ARSYID SYAKIR B MOHD ROSLI-
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MOHAMMAD IZZUDDIN BIN MOHAMMAD RASHIDI
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INTRODUCTION

Opening sentence:- A dedicated website or other application which enables users to communicate which each other by posting information, comments, messages, images, etc. Furthermore, social network is an online community of people with a common interest who use a website or other technologies to communicate with each other and share information, resources. A website or online services that facilities this communication.

Thesis statement:- they are three main disadvantage of social network is facilities laziness, reduces family closeness and causes distractions.

BODY 1

Topic sentence:- the first disadvantage of social network is facilities laziness

Supporting details:- a) Explain:- the new socially active era causes laziness because instead of                   running to your friend you can messages them or instead of walking upstairs to notify the family of dinner. Social networking makes life so convenient that it creates laziness.
b) Example:- a massive amount of entertainment leaving the sofa.

BODY 2

Topic sentence:- the second disadvantage of social network is reduces family closeness

Supporting details:- a) Explain:- Texting, Facebook, Twitter, and Gmail alienate us from our families more than we actually think it does.
b) Example:- When the family time together and watching a movie, reality my brother and I are  on our phone rather than actually watching the movie with our parents.

BODY 3

Topic sentence:- lastly disadvantage of social network is causes distractions

Supporting details:- a) Explain:- When I have my phone out, it makes me feel like nothing else is going on around me. I use social media as a way to fell popular, important and also just to fit in. My friend and I always compare ourselves to teach other, wondering who has more Facebook friend. But really what happen up is I begin to talk less.
b) Example:- something that gets your attention and prevent you from concentrating on something else.

CONCLUSION

Restate of thesis statement:- i always get the advice from user on this forum, ,majority the majority coming from all walks of life and different professions. So here I am again for asking device.
Opinion:- Good for hitting on chick you just me the oyher night and social network are a tool. If people miss use or use them incorrect its is their problem. I have uses for that it and I like it.

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SAFIYA NURUL IMAN BINTI AHMAD ZAHIR (106172459

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SAFIYA NURUL IMAN BINTI AHMAD ZAHIR (106172459

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OUTLINE

INTRODUCTION

1)    Opening sentence : Social Networking is the use of dedicated websites and applications to interact with other users.Here are some interesting facts and statistics.Teens need to be made more aware of privacy and security issues.In general,people just aren’t very good about personal privacy and security,but teens are especially bad with it.Only 9% of teenaged social media users even have concerns about the privacy of their data.

2)    Thesis statement: There are three main disadvantages of social network such as Social peer pressure, procastination and lack of sleep.

BODY 1

1)    Topic sentence: The first disadvantage of social network is Social peer pressure.

2)    Supporting details:

a.    Explain: For people struggling to fit in with their peer especially teens and young adults,the pressure to do certain things or act a certain way can be even worse on social media than in real life which can lead to cyberbullying.

b.    Example: An overwhelming pressure to fit in with everyone posting on social media or becoming the target of a cyberbullying attack can lead to serious stress,anxiety and even depression.

BODY 2

1)    Topic sentence: The second disadvantage of social network is procastination.

2)    Supporting details:

a.    Explain: People get distracted by all the social apps,games,messages that they receive,leading to all sort of problems.Procastination in a large part reflects our struggle with self-control.

b.    Example: Browsing social media can also feed procastination habits and become something people turn to in order to avoid certain task or responsiblities.

BODY 3

1)    Topic sentence: The last disadvantage of social network is lack of sleep.

2)    Supporting details:

a.    Explain: Since social networking is all done on some sort of computer or mobile device,it can sometimes promote too much sitting down in one spot for too long.

b.    Example: Staring into artificial light from a computer or mobile device can negatively effect your ability to get a proper sleep.

CONCLUSION

1)    Restate of thesis statement: In conclusion, there are many disadvantages of social network.

2)    Opinion/Suggestion: Get a new hobby.We may have a lot of free time on our hands now that we’re trying to cut down on our social media usage.So why not pick a new hobby as a start.It could fill in our spare time and learn a new skills or do something that we’ve always wanted to do but never had the time.It will also keep our mind and hands away from the thoughts of having to check our social media’s every seconds.

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IRFAN NAZMI BIN AB RAHIM DPM 1A

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Muhammad Amin Iqmal Bin Jamian

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Muhammad Amin Iqmal Bin Jamian
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Nik Faris Aiman Bin Ariff

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Nik Faris Aiman Bin Ariff

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Muhd Amirul Firdaus Bin Abdullah

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Muhd Amirul Firdaus Bin Abdullah
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DRP1A

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