MY CULTURE VIDEO :) by Nurul Fazlena

Nur aireen husna binti kamaruzaman (01drm14f1011)

2016-08-26 02:08:04 UTC

1.This video show about "Hari Raya Aidilfitri" that malay people will celebrate every year after fasting a month.
2.Usually before celebrate "Hari Raya Aidilfitri", their will buy a new cloth from any place such as "Jakel"..
3.For the first day they will wear a new cloth
4. For a men they will wear 'baju melayu' and for a women they will use 'baju kurung'
5. For the first day hari raya,malay people will do 'mandi sunat hari raya' before go to mosque.
6.then,their will go to mosque for 'solat sunat hari raya'.
6.After "solat sunat hari raya" their will go home and ask for forgiveness from their family for any wrong that their do.
7. After that they will visit to the neighbour house,relative and friend to celebrate with them
8.then, they will ask for forgiveness.
9. Hari raya have duit raya but almost children will get
10. Almost for children on the night,their will play firecracker.

CHE AMIRAH NUR SYAFIQAH BT CHE AZMI(01DRM14F1009

2016-08-26 02:09:38 UTC

10 statement:

nurul husna bt anuar(01drm14f1016)

2016-08-26 02:12:00 UTC

10 statement:
1)Hari Merdeka (Malaysian for 'Independence Day') refers to the day when the Federation of Malaya's independence from the British Empire was officially declared. At exactly 09:30 on 31 August 1957.
2) All the race ate celebrate independence day including indian and chinese.
3) Two best friends are friends from elementary school until married .
4) Their different ethnic Malay and India.
5) Have the high affection
6) Although there are disagreements they stay together.
7) Always together despite difficult.
8)Always remember that day and have high spirits.
9) Always respect the elderly and love the young.
10) And the last one have the high patriotisms spirit.

NUR ASMAH BINTI MOHD NOR 01 DRM14F1007

2016-08-26 02:13:42 UTC

In Malaysia, there are many cultures that we have. India, China, Malay, Iban and others. But today, i want to give an advertisement about "Hari Raya Aidilfitri" which is celebrated from Malay people.

1. Hari Raya Aidilfitri is celebrate on 1st of Syawal in each year.
2. It celebrated after a month have been fasting.
3. During Hari Raya, people need to change the old thing into the new one.
4. Hari Raya Aidilfitri celebrates the end of fasting month with forgiveness, fellowship and friends.
5. During Hari Raya, families will wear a new clothes.
6. In the same hue, men in loose shirts with trousers known as 'baju Melayu' and the women in 'baju kurung', a loose-fitting full-length blouse and skirt combination.
7. The day begins with a trip to the mosque where special prayers are recited.
8. Then it’s off to see the parents – Muslims traditionally ask for forgiveness from their elders for any wrongs committed during the year.
9. More visits are made to see relatives and friends, where home-cooked feasts await.
10. Hari Raya also have "Duit Raya " :D

Assalamualaikummmm

nurulfazlena — 2016-08-26 02:18:04 UTC

Hai ..ni cik nurulllll ..yihaaaaaaa..welcome to online classssss :)
please give
1. 1 video dari Malaysia(10 statement)
2. 1 video dari luar Negara (10 statement)

NORSYAMIMI BT MOHD NOOR (01DRM14F1005)

2016-08-26 02:22:04 UTC

MALAYSIA ADVERTISEMENT
The culture of Malaysia draws on the varied cultures of the different people of Malaysia. There are 3 major race in Malaysia which are Malay, Chinese and Indian. Today, I would like to share about the indian culture when they are celebrating Deepavali. This are some of their routine :
1) Learn what Diwali is. Diwali is also known as Deepavali, the "deep" meaning "light" or "lamp", and "avali" meaning "row". This "row of lights" is represented by lighting lamps everywhere during Diwali. The reasons behind celebrating Diwali differ and are outlined under tips.
2) Go shopping. It is customary to buy utensils and ornaments on the first day of Diwali.
3) Clean the houses and business premises thoroughly before the first Diwali day, or the Dhanteras. Do the laundry, clean all the rooms and sort out your papers in both your home and business. It's like a spring cleaning of sorts, a "cleansing" ritual to rid yourself of any unnecessary elements in your environment.
4) Make the entrance way to your home or business colourful using the traditional motifs of Rangoli designs. These include bells, flower garlands, wall hangings, mirrors, LED lights, etc. This is a joyful way to welcome the Goddess of Wealth and Property.
5) Light lamps every night during the festival. In the evening, light small oil lamps (called "diyas") and place them around the home.
6) Light some firecrackers and fireworks. These are a common part of Diwali, used to symbolize warding off evil from your surroundings. They are usually set off in greatest numbers on the actual day of Diwali (the third day).
7) Wear new clothes and jewels on the second and third days. If you are a woman, try to obtain a sari, the traditional Indian dress for women which is 9 yards (8.2 m) of fabric draped elegantly at the waist and across the left shoulder. Women may also wear a salwar-kurta (Indian flowing tunic with matching pants/leggings and long shawl/scarf).
8) Bake sweets, snacks, and savories.
9) Go vegetarian. For many Indians, Diwali is a meatless holiday. There aren't any set dishes, so the choices can be varied but it is important to include sweets, as Diwali is about sweets.
10) Perform a "Lakshmi pooja". This is a ritual performed on Diwali day (the third day) in order to seek divine blessings from the Goddess of Wealth, Lakshmi, who helps those who strive to achieve wealth.

NUR ZULAIKHA BT ZULKIFLI (01DRM14F1006)

2016-08-26 02:24:23 UTC

Today i want to share about malay culture in Malaysia. I want to talk about preparation before Hari Raya Aidilfitri.

In this video shows that we are malay should make a early preparation.
1)Hari Raya Aidilfitri is an important religious holiday celebrated by Muslim worldwide that marks the end of Ramadhan.
2) Before Hari Raya, we are going to shopping mall to buy a new 'baju kurung', new clothes.
3)Most Malay traditional outfit were tailored (‘tempah’) and it must be sent to the respective tailors. Nowadays, most all family have their own theme outfit.
4) Buy ingredients to make cookies such as kuih 'almond London', 'tart nenas' , 'samperit'.
5) Want new things, for their house such as furniture, and curtain.
6)Some houses will be painted new with sparkling colours to look beautiful.
7)Hari Raya Aidilfitri is a joyous celebration that involves happy feasting in homes everywhere where family members greet one another with Selamat Hari Raya.
8) Preparing 'duit raya' for a children.
9)THREE DAYS BEFORE THE END OF RAMADAN, prepare a rendang for
eaten together with the ‘ketupat lodeh’.
10)After done all the preparation, the feel of Hari Raya become more excited to celebrate.

NURFARRA HARISHA BT KAMARULNIZAM (01DRM14F1008)

2016-08-26 02:24:39 UTC

I want to share about multi-culture in Malaysia. The multi cultural wonders Malaysia are the best way to experienced on uniquely wonderful festival and events in a multi cultural way.

In this video show that the culture festival in muslim, indian and chinese:

Malay
- Marking the month of fasting, Hari Raya Puasa is considered as the most important muslim festival in Malaysia.
- The day is celebrated with prayers and open houses allow muslim to share food with their family members
- they take this opportunity to apologize to each other

Chinese
- Chinese New Year mark the end of Chinese lunar calendar
- The chinese communities around the country were decorated their houses using with traditional red decoration to ward bad spirit
- The new year's eve dinner is also important dinner for chinese as the reunion dinner for the family members especially for those who were away from their home
- firework along with lion and dragon dance are also performed during the chinese new year
- Red packets are given to the kids from adulty

Hindu
- The hindu festival of light celebration in Malaysia is a very colourful one
- On the morning of Deepavali, Hindus get up before sunrise for ritual oil bath
- Hindus would invite friends of different races and religion for an open house
Build stronger ties among Malaysian and promotes unity in this multi-racial country

NOR RAMADILAH BINTI ARWIN (01DRM14F1020

2016-08-26 02:24:58 UTC

Today i want to share about wedding between Malay and Chinese. In this video shows that the relationship between two family culture
1)They decided to celebrate Chinese new year at Zaitun's place (Muslim)
2)They are different religion family but they try to know about their on culture.
3)They learning about something new and willing to learn about other cultures and beliefs.
4)It forces you to open up to accept and respect each other's differences and uniqueness
5)They are really understanding parents
6) Its ability to break down racial and religious barriers and subsume them into a broader Malaysian identity
7) Believe there are great benefits to marry outside of your culture such as knowing different culturel and customs
8)Having a spouse from a different culture has introduced to a completely different cuisine
9)Mixed children look universal and can easily adapt to any culture
10)The chance to learn different language

Muhammad Azmeel Asyraff Bin Mohd Hashim(01DRM14F1017)

2016-08-26 02:30:12 UTC

This is for my first video.Ads in our beloved country.
The culture that we can see from ads below is

1. Chinese culture with their language

2. Malay culture with their language

3. Chinese have their own history

4. Malay also have their own history

5. Although we live in one country that have many races,we still can’t forget our origin(asal usul)

6. Malaysian culture that want all work finish fast and complaining

7. When there is a complaining,so work will delayed.

8. Because of one attitude of did not to be patient,thy must do the shooting again.

9. This is Malaysian culture,often complaining.Maybe not all but most of Malaysian

10. I AM PROUD TO BE A MALAYSIAN

Nur Ain binti Mohd Yahya 01DRM14F1004

2016-08-26 02:30:15 UTC

Today i wanna share about the suasana hari raya .
1)As muslim we have 2 raya, which is hari raya Aidilfitri and hari raya Aidiladha.
2)Hari raya is a festive that will celebrate by all muslim people all around the world.
3)We celebrate this festival after a month of fasting as a reward for us. In my family, a week before hari raya, my mother will baked at least 10 type of cookies as the juadah for hari raya.
4)Besides that, before hari raya, we also have to prepare the baju raya.
5)People nowdays only buy it at shopping mall or at bazar raya.
6)But normally people in kampung still use the method of beli kain and tempah.
7)Mostly in malaysia they also wear the baju raya based on the raya colour theme of the family.So on the first day of raya, our family member should wear the same corak of baju with the same colour also.
8)During hari raya, we have to perform the solat sunat at the mosque.
9)Hari raya also need us to apologise each other especially to our parents.For the teenagers, they will get the duit raya from parents and also from their uncle and aunty.
10)The relatives will come to the house and we also need to visit other relatives weather near or far.
So this video is about the suasana that i have told above.

nadzmi zahin bin mohamad nadzri

2016-08-26 02:33:08 UTC

The first video is about Malaysia culture from teenagers to the old folks
1.there are many people waiting for the bus at the bus stop.
2.the women was wearing make up to show that malay culture for being pretty.
3.the man with the phone was taking a selfie and playing with phone show that the teenager culture love playing with gadget.
4.there was old folks behind acting like they was not used to the today culture.
5.there was one man who try to flirting with the girl show that teenagers culture
6.one man with his car like to show off
7.no matter how the malaysia culture are polite
8.all person at the bus stop help the man who his car was stuck
9. show that malaysian people are love to help each other
10. no matter young or old malaysia culture was all the same.

NUR ASMAH BINTI MOHD NOR 01DRM14F1007

2016-08-26 02:37:49 UTC

Next, i want to share about an International Culture. I'm choosing culture from Indonesia because for me it is different from my country, Malaysia. It have many heritage and culture. Some of them are :

1. The name Indonesia, meaning Indian Islands, was coined by an Englishman, J. R. Logan, in Malaya in 1850. Derived from the Greek,Indos(India) andnesos(island), it has parallels in Melanesia, "black islands"; Micronesia, "small islands"; and Polynesia, "many islands." A German geographer, Adolf Bastian, used it in the title of his book,Indonesien, in 1884, and in 1928 nationalists adopted it as the name of their hoped-for nation.
2. In traditional ritual, special food is served to the spirits or the deceased and eaten by the participants. The ubiquitous Javanese ritual,selamatan, is marked by a meal between the celebrants and is held at all sorts of events, from life-cycle rituals to the blessing of new things entering a village. Life-cycle events, particularly marriages and funerals, are the main occasions for ceremonies in both rural and urban areas, and each has religious and secular aspects.
3. Workers harvest rice on a terraced paddy on the island of Bali.
4. Indonesian art forms are greatly influenced by religion. The famous dance dramas of Java and Bali are derived from Hindu mythology and often feature fragments from the Hindu epics such as Ramayana and Mahabharata.
5. The crafts of Indonesia vary in both medium and art form. As a whole the people are artistic by nature and express themselves on canvas, wood, metals, clay and stone.
6. indonesia is rich in handicrafts. Various forms of handicrafts practiced are: woodcarvings for ornamentation and furniture, silverwork and engraving from Yogyakarta and Sumatra.
7. These include the Wayang shadow puppet theatre, the gamelan orchestra, Balinese and Javanese dances, batik cloth making traditions, and rice based and spicy cuisine.
8. Indonesia, like much of Southeast Asia, has adopted and adapted the great Hindu epics of the Ramayana and the Mahabharata and uses these stories as the basis of many dance, musical, and puppetry performances.
9. Indonesian culture, like Indonesia itself, is a fascinating blend of indigenous, Malay, Hindu, Buddhist, and Islamic elements. Indonesia is a country of great diversity and its national motto is "Unity in Diversity."
10. "Wonderful Indonesia" :D

che amirah nur syafiqah bt che azmi (01drm14f1009)

2016-08-26 02:39:21 UTC

Firstly,I want to share a video about culture in Malaysia.I choose this video because there is a culture that we as a malaysian have to always proceed the cultures to make sure that the cultures is not outdated.
1.always forgive each other.
2.always respect the elderly and love the young.
3.always gathering with family and have a chit chat with them.
4.eat at the same table and no phone while at the dining table.
5.always polite and not rude with the elderly.
6.always treat them well.
7.always helps each other without favoritism.
8.if there are disagreements among them they always stay and solve the problems together.
9.always stay in affection and love among them.
10.always visit the elderly at their house.

MUHAMMAD SYAFIQ BIN ABDUL MANAF_01DRM14F1027

2016-08-26 02:40:43 UTC

Hi, my first video of advertisement about culture in Malaysia of Hari Raya Aidilfitiri festival.
1. Muslims prepare for the day of the festival by spring cleaning the house thoroughly and baking and buying delicacies for visitors that will surely come during the celebration.
2. The young will ask for forgiveness from their elders for any grievances or sins done upon them in the previous year.
3. It is customary for children and old folks to be given gifts and tokens of money called “duit raya” by married relatives and friends.
4. There will be many parties held in the form of “open houses” where friends and neighbours of other faiths and races will be invited to join in on the celebrations.
5. Delicious Malay food, usually spicy in origin will almost always be served at every dining table in every Muslim household
6. Those working in the cities will return to their hometowns (balik kampung) and reunite with their parents
7. People continue visiting each other’s homes and throwing open houses until the festivities approaches its end 30 days later.
8. Opportunity to catch up with friends and family while indulging in the various delicacies
9. Visit the cemetery during Hari Raya, many do so as a remembrance of those who have left them.
10. ifferent religious and ethnic communities are welcome to join in the celebration.

muhamad raimi bin mohd azman

2016-08-26 02:41:09 UTC

assalammualaikum. today i will share about malay culture
1. Malay culture
-respect the elderly. we must respect people who are older than mem

-been polite with each other
-in ramadhan malay(muslim)will fasting and iftar together
-when raya comes malays people or family will decorates their house
-that is duty for children to take care their parents.
-eat together to make a bond of family strongers
-kids will learn from adults
-apologize after make mistake
-be forgiving because nobody is perfect
-malay celebrates 'hari raya' after fasting for 1 month
-in 'hari raya' we will gathering together with our beloved.

MUHD FAIZULAZAM BIN AHMAD(01DRM14F1014)

2016-08-26 02:43:21 UTC

From first video:

· Hari Raya Puasa is celebrated at the end of the Ramadan month every year to mark the end of the fasting season.

· It is celebrated in a grand scale in Malaysia whose population and administration are predominantly Muslim.

· Hari Raya Puasa is also known as Hari Raya Aidilfitri, or simply called Hari Raya for short, even though the latter term is also used for other Muslim celebrations throughout the year.

· When translated Hari Raya Puasa literally means “Celebrate the fast” or “Feast of Breaking the Fast” and Aidilfitri also has a similar meaning in Arabic.

· As the celebration marks an end to the Ramadan month, the first day of the celebration would fall on the first day of the Sawal month.

· Since the Muslim Calendar follows the cycle of the moon, the dates for Hari Raya Puasa changes each year on the Gregorian calendar.

· The exact date is announced each year when religious officials view the New Moon from various points of vantage around the country.

· In Malaysia, the first two days of Syawal (the month after Ramadan) are observed as public holidays but among the Muslims, it is normal to take an entire week off to celebrate.

· Celebrations can also last for as long as a month.

Sarah Shahirah Binti Shamsudin (01DRM14F1019) (MALAY CULTURE)

2016-08-26 02:48:03 UTC

Assalamualaikum. Today i want to share a video about Malay culture before Hari Raya by Petronas. In this video we can see that there a single mother with 7 children who are preparing for Hari Raya. As you can see, in this video, the mother ask her children about the preparation for Hari Raya. Then all of her children did not remember about meat. So her children find the meat along the village and did not found it. In the end, they took Indian cow and bring back home. When her mother saw it, she passed out. So the culture in this video is, how Malay prepare for Hari Raya. As you can see, the children are weave the ketupat, cut the garlic and grated the coconut. Then it show that how responsible her sons are. And their costume show that how villagers in Malaysia wear. They use Malay language to show that this is Malaysia advertisement. and for custom, this video show that how important meat for Hari Raya are. For belief, the mother belief, if there is no meat, means that not Hari Raya. I think this video can show to world how our culture are.

2016-08-26 02:51:10 UTC

Hasmira bt md sharuddin (01drm14f1018)

2016-08-26 02:55:07 UTC

First video show that malaysia have different cultures.
1.All of Malaysian have their own traditonal clothes.
2.Malay will wear their traditional clothing like Baju Melayu or Baju Kurung when a procession.
3.some indian will wear saree or kurta.
4.while chinese will wear their clothes like cheongsam.
5.Malay celebrate 'hari raya'. Chinese celebrate 'chinese new year' while indian celebrate 'thaipusam or depavali'.
6.traditional food for malay is 'ketupat,lemang,rendang'.
7.indian food like 'tosai, capati, nasi kandar'.
8.chinese food like 'yee sang, dim sun'.
9.malay have their own traditional dance like zapin, kuda kepang.
10.chinese traditional dance like tai chi.

2016-08-26 02:56:18 UTC

Muhammad Azmeel Asyraff Bin Mohd Hashim(01DRM14F1017)

2016-08-26 02:56:19 UTC

For the second ads we can see that

1. How advertiser eliminate smoking culture among Thailand population.

2. Smoking in public area is the cuture of people in Thailand

3. Smoker didn’t notice that smoke will make their live in danger

4. But when 2 children ask a lighter from them, they will talk about their philosophy that smoke is danger.

5. This 2 kids then give a letter that heart touching the smokers.

6. Most or all of the smokers then automatically silent and threw away their ciggarate.

7. This way of advertising will give awareness to the smokers.

8. IN THIS VIDEO,I JUST WANT TO SHOW THAT SMOKING ALREADY BECOME A CULTURE AMONG PEOPLE IN THAILAND

MUHD FAIZULAZAM BIN AHMAD(01DRM14F1014)

2016-08-26 02:56:40 UTC

From 2nd video:

· New Zealand : Maori stand on ceremony and have distinct protocols regarding how visitors should be welcomed and seen off.

· Mexico : When greeting in social situations, women pat each other on the right forearm or shoulder, rather than shake hands

· Italy : Greetings are enthusiastic yet rather formal. The usual handshake with direct eye contact and a smile suffices between strangers.

· Japan : Greetings in Japan are very formal and ritualized. It is important to show the correct amount of respect and deference to someone based upon their status relative to your own.

· Portugal : Initial greetings are reserved, yet polite and gracious. The handshake accompanied by direct eye contact and the appropriate greeting for the time of day.

· Singapore : Greetings will follow a strict protocol often based on both the ethnic origin and age of the person.

· Sweden : When speaking, Swedes speak softly and calmly. It is rare that you were witness a Swede demonstrating anger or strong emotion in public.

· Vietnam : As with many other Asian nations, the concept of face is extremely important to the Vietnamese.

KHAIRUN NURNABIHAH BINTI MOHD SAHABUDDIN (01DRM14F1022)

2016-08-26 02:57:27 UTC

Malaysia was wellknown as Malaysia is a multiracial country and society that is made up of Malay , Indian , Chinese , Iban and sumazau . Various customs and cultures that can be learned from the various communities , particularly visible from the dance . Dance can be defined as the art of dance movements of the body, legs and arms to the beat of the music played . Dances from each race has its origin and destination tersendiri.Sebagai example mak yong dance , Zapin , Gamelan , Asyik , Kathak , bhrata Satyam, lion dance , fan , ngajat and sumazau .

The video was shown 1 Malaysia dance.
1) MAK YONG DANCE
Mak yong dance is a traditional Malay dance . Mak Yong dance drama is a form of Malay drama - dance that combines elements of ritual , stylized acting and dance , vocal music , songs, stories and text that formal and casual conversation . Created for entertainment relatives in King of Thailand , especially from the South , this dance also combines romantic drama , dance and singing with a charming style that tells the golden age of the Malay sultanate . Suitable presented after people finished harvesting rice in the fields.
2) ZAPIN
Zapin is a popular dance in the state of Johor . Zapin word comes from Al - zaffan the footwork . Historically this dance was originally a dance at the palace entertainment brought from Hadramaut , Yemen South by Arab traders in the 13th century that was used devotional chanting to spread knowledge about the history of Islamic civilization . Now , Zapin still presented in formal and informal occasions . For example weddings , the opening ceremony and so on .
3)GAMELAN
Gamelan dances were performed at the Palace in Riau and Lingga Empire in the 17th century . It was presented for the first time in public on the Pekan Pahang in 1811 in the wedding ceremony Tengku Hussain According to Tengku Mariam , originally the dance consists of 77 types of Gamelan but today only 33 types of Gamelan only effect of the loss of the dance instructors . This dance is performed exclusively by female dancers can be performed in-house or public performance . New elements can be seen in terms of the art of dance . In aesthetics , this dance is very beautiful and is a form of dance that is the richest in terms of its type in most traditional Malay dance .
4)SUMAZAU
Sumazau dance is the dance of the Kadazan are usually performed during religious events and community activities. It is presented as a sign of gratitude for the harvest much , to avoid the demons , and to cure diseases. Male and female dancers dancing skills with the slow movements and movements that depict birds in flight .
5)DRAGON DANCE
Dragon dance is a form of dance and cultural performances in China. Like traditional lion dance , dragon dance is often performed during Chinese New Year . People always called " Sons of the Dragon " as a sign of ethnic identity . In the minds of the Chinese , the dragon is a creature that represents profitable. Dragon unmatched power that can remove bad luck and prevent crime . Therefore , since the time of our ancestors when they celebrate the Chinese New Year , or lead a procession to celebrate a god , even when there are natural disasters or personal disaster occurs , they will hold a dragon dance to pray for the blessings of heaven.
6)FAN DANCE
Fan dance is a form of dance that requires 9 members , of which 7 women and 2 men . This type of dance shows that Chinese fans have a sense of deeply ingrained in Chinese society where gods and goddesses in the past always makes the fan as a requirement . Moreover , wind is a tradition of the Chinese people believe that the Chinese people " Fung Shui " which is a common Chinese people's confidence about a good and bad about something in their life . Therefore , this type of dance that is played this dance can bring good or " Fung Shui " good of the whole community .
7)KATHAK
Kathak dance is one of the classical Indian dance that originated in northern India . The word Kathak is derived from an Indian word katha meaning " the art of storytelling " . From its original nature which is an expression of oneself to the Hindu gods . Kathak has grown to government palaces . In the 11th century, and 12 , at a time when the mogul era in Indian Kathak dance performances have been moved from the temple to the Mogul palaces . Kathak dance art when it was mixed with Turkish and Persian dance culture . When the technique is chakkar ( dizziness ) is believed to be from Sufi Dances of Turkey .
8)BHARATA NATYAM
Indian classical dance is like a poem in dance . dramatic and vibrant dance is based on ancient Indian epic story , and presents more than 100 motion dance and body style . Perceived that this dance takes a long time to master , there is dancer early childhood practice on age as young as five years old .
9)IBAN
Ngajat dance for the Iban people is dance during Hari Gawai . Dancers wear traditional dances such as mesh , gagung , or bird shirts and hats decorated with feathers . Gagung is a kind of thick and loud clothes made of animal skins such as bear skins sewn but not left and right. This dance is danced by standing above the circle langsaran up and down , the dancer will jump with the accompaniment of a song where each rhythm being played is appropriate to the ceremony . Another dance , the dancer holds a wooden shield in the left hand and the sword in the right hand and danced like facing the enemy with his arm swung to the left and to the right . The tools used in this dance are as large and small gongs , drums , tawak , bebendai , engkurumong and Peh , namely stringed instrument like a guitar .
10) SEWANG
For the purpose of treating diseases caused by toxins such as pesticides and exposed santau Ipoh tree , Sewang gamok usually held to revive the patient . For the diseases associated with such enthusiasm possessed , memory loss, demoralized and so on , each other type can be used based on the cause of the disease. Because such a strong belief in the power of the internal and external gatekeepers called ' spirit ' , causing indigenous peoples relate almost their entire lives with the spirit of the elements . For example Sewang Chenchem associated with the spirit of those who have died , Sewang Panoh associated with passion and possession of tigers , Sewang Sungei associated with passion flowers, plants in the forest and mountain spirits princess and forth again .

Te conc

MOHD SYAZWAN BIN NOR AZMAN (01DRM14F1023

2016-08-26 03:04:35 UTC

Reason why i choose this video is:
1)modern technology change the way of our culture.
2)hari raya festive is a culture for a muslim in all the world
3)we need to implement tradisioanal culture to our generenation so the culture doesn't fade away.
4)in tradisional culture we also can find it kind of enjoyable and cherishable.
5)its also help us to keep communicate with each other.
6)modern technology will make tradisonal culture in our family fade away.
7)every time hari raya comes every family will comeback to their own village.
8)every muslim celebrates this festive season every single year for the muslim
9)we aslo can find that tradisional activities can fill our waste time.
10)we dont need modern technology to fill our waste time and its also doesnt help us to keep communicate in our family.

muhamad raimi bin mohd azman (01drm14f1001)

2016-08-26 03:04:51 UTC

second video is from international
1.this video show of the way of life in thailand
2.willing to sacrifice for a mother who has raised himself

3.help the poor even they are not from our family member
4.hear and do what her father want because she respect her father.
5.repay someone who has helped us

6.a child who is obedient to parents.she take care her father even her father in coma
7.study hard to make success for the future
8.most advertising in thailand will touch our heart.
9.show kindness to people.one day they will repay back
10.willing to sacrifice for someone who already raise us

NUR ZULAIKHA BT ZULKIFLI (01DRM14F1006)

2016-08-26 03:07:06 UTC

International culture of Thailand

The traditional customs and the folklore of Thai people were gathered and described by Phya Anuman Rajadhon in the 20th century, at a time when modernity changed the face of Thailand and a great number of traditions disappeared or became adapted to modern life. Still, the striving towards refinement, rooted in ancient Siamese culture, consisting of promoting that which is refined and avoiding coarseness is a major focus of the daily life of Thai people and high on their scale of values.[5]

One of the most distinctive Thai customs is the wai. Used in greetings, leave-taking, or as an acknowledgement, it comes in many forms, reflecting the relative status of those involved. Generally the salutation involves a prayer-like gesture with the hands, derived from the Añjali Mudrā of the Indian subcontinent, and it also may include a slight bow of the head. This salutation is often accompanied by a serene smile symbolizing a welcoming disposition and a pleasant attitude. Thailand is often referred to as the "land of smiles" in tourist brochures.

Public displays of affection are not overly common in traditional Thai society, especially between lovers.[6] It is becoming more common, especially among the younger generation.

USHA A/P TANABALAN (01DRM14F1015)

2016-08-26 03:09:35 UTC

Video 1

Culture includes everything such as knowledge, belief, arts, morals, laws and other capabilities and habits by society.
Culture is crucial when it comes to understanding the needs and behaviors of an individual.
Everyone have different culture followed by its own lifestyle.
Throughout his existence, an individual will be influenced by his family, his friends, his cultural environment or society that will “teach” him/ her about the values, preferences as well as common behaviors to their own culture.
From the following advertisement we can see the similarity culture of Malaysian & Thailand Commercial which are stated below :

Uses soft sell to create liking towards product.
Uses elderly or tradition appeal.
This commercial are group consessus.
Uses emotional appeal to create liking of the product without using a lot of facts.
Uses family value, the ealderly and tradition play a huge part in the commercial.

NOR RAMADILAH BINTI ARWIN (01DRM14F1020

2016-08-26 03:13:07 UTC

My second video is story about the value of being a helpful person in Thailand.
-You'll be a go-to person in time of need.
- People intend to rely on you more often
- Use money to something good such as for education
- You will feel satisfied to see someone you helped, happy.
- Help those in need
-He's not a richer but he have a honorable heart
- Friends and acquaintances alike will want to be around you.
-Being nice to others is actually good for you
- The ability to give pleasure and joy
- It may be the key to success

MUHAMMAD ALIF NAJMI BIN ZULKIFLI (01DRM14F1002)

2016-08-26 03:13:33 UTC

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bjR-tyZU0gs
Assalamualaikum. Today I want to share a video about general MALAYSIAN cultures.
1. Malaysia has more than 20 languages (Malay, English, Tamil, Cantonese, Hokkien)
2. Over 40 etnik
3. People with full respect, understanding and good food
4. Peace and harmony for all since 1957
5. Always put the goods tempatan
6. Architecture in Malaysia is a combination of many styles, from Islamic and Chinese styles to those brought by the European colonists.
7. Malaysia's cuisine reflects the multiethnic makeup of its population and is defined by its diversity. Many cultures from Malaysia and the surrounding areas have greatly influenced Malaysian cuisine, with strong influences from Malay, Chinese, Indian, Thai, Javanese, and Sumatran cuisines.
8. The way names are used also varies between ethnicities:
Chinese The traditionally have three names. The surname (family name) is the first and is followed by two personal names. Many Chinese adopt more Western names and may ask you to use that instead. Many Malays do not have surnames. Instead, men add their father's name to their own name with the term "bin" (meaning 'son of'). So Rosli bin Suleiman, would be Rosli the son of Suleiman. Women use the term "daughter", so Aysha Aysha bint Suleiman is the daughter of Suleiman.Many Indians do not use surnames. Instead, they place the initial of their father's name in front of their own name. The man's name is their formal name, "s / o" (son of) and the father's name. Women use "d / o" to refer to themselves as the daughter of their father.

MUHAMMAD SYAFIQ BIN ABDUL MANAF_01DRM14F1027

2016-08-26 03:13:38 UTC

My second video of an advertisement that relate with an International culture of Thailand. There is a component of culture in this video that is value.
1. A son or daughter should respect their parents
2. Never disobey what parents said
3. Every person need to love their parents as their parents do
4. Appreciate every single thing parents had done to make us happy
5. Must understand their feelings and do not be selfish
6. Treat them respectfully and to show kindness to them
7. Keeps them happy and comfortable
8. Parents need to be looked especially when they are old
9. Listening to the counsel of father and mother.
10. Understanding and forgiving father and mother.

norfadhilah bt azman (01drm14f1010)

2016-08-26 03:14:43 UTC

this video is about malaysia culture .
1. this video about celebrate Hari Raya puasa in town .
2. hari raya festive is a culture for muslim in this world.
3. we must know our traditional culture .
4. in traditional culture also we can enjoy .
5. don't make our traditional culture fade away .
6. we can play the traditional game at village .
7. we can keep communicate with our family .
8. we only celebrate this season on a month in a year .
9. don't be arrogant to others .
10. where we live don't forget our culture

NORSYAMIMI BT MOHD NOOR (01DRM14F1005)

2016-08-26 03:14:47 UTC

INTERNATIONAL ADVERTISEMENT
My second video is the video from Thailand. This video show some moral value that motivates us to be the best among the rest. The value are :
1) Do not give up.
2) Always find a way to solve the problems.
3) Get motivation from idol (eg: parents)
4) Always be a high-motivated person.
5) Focus on what you are doing.
6) Be confident.
7) Have a motivation after you find a way to solve the problem.
8) Be positive.
9) Work harder after you fail.
10) Finished what have you started.

NURFARRA HARISHA BT KAMARULNIZAM (01DRM14F1008)

2016-08-26 03:15:27 UTC

International video.
This video shows moral value:
- help mother even though she is still children
- an idea to sell the ice cream
- not give up for the first trial of sale
- confident to help the mother
- find a way to sale the ice cream and have experience since children
- she get motivation from her mother
- she get motivation to sale her ice cream from the retailer at supermarket
- work harder
- she is independent children
- she work hard to help her mother

nadzmi zahin bin mohamad nadzri

2016-08-26 03:17:40 UTC

international video
1. the video show that western culture like to do an exercise
2. the culture show that they want to do a healthy life
3. they like to work together no matter in what condition
4. their culture love with entertainment
5. they love to hang out together
6. they like to explore something new
7. they love music
8. no matter what kind of people they still together
9.old folks and teenagers are together
10.

Nurul Syahira Bt Raazmin (01DRM14F1024)

2016-08-26 03:21:15 UTC

My first video is culture in Malaysia
1. The video about the children love to help their mother
2. This advertisment show that we do not give up easily
3. always grateful for what you have.
4.always do good thing with other people
5.always helping each other
6.no matter young or old malaysia culture was all the same.
7. respect for each other
8. always be happy with what we do
9. be confident
10. always positive thinking

nurul husna bt anuar(01drm14f1016

2016-08-26 03:22:07 UTC

international video( Thailand)
1) This video tells the story about a man who likes to help people.
2) Although we are hard we have to help people who need help.
3) Can reduce the burden on those who need help.
4)Assistance can be provided by using money and energy.
5)Smile can make people around us happy.
6)Provide assistance even to animals.
7)Always be grateful for what we have now.
8)Always pray for the good of the people around us.
9) Respect for elders.
10) Listening to other people problem so as to reduce the burden.

Hasmira bt md sharuddin

2016-08-26 03:23:47 UTC

Second video show culture in japan.
1.Dialects are used in areas, particularly in Kyoto and Osaka, but standard Japanese, based on the speech of Tokyo, has become more popular through the use of television, radio and movies.
2.Saving face is crucial in Japanese society.The Japanese believe that turning down someone's request causes embarrassment and loss of face to the other person.
3.the Japanese educational system emphasizes the interdependence of all people, and Japanese children are not raised to be independent but rather to work together.
4.since the Japanese strive for harmony and are group dependent, they rely on facial expression, tone of voice and posture to tell them what someone feels.They often trust non-verbal messages more than the spoken word as words can have several meanings.
5.if at all possible, wait to be introduced.It can be seen as impolite to introduce yourself, even in a large gathering.While foreigners are expected to shake hands, the traditional form of greeting is the bow. How far you bow depends upon your relationship to the other person as well as the situation. The deeper you bow, the more respect you show.
6.Gift-giving is highly ritualistic and meaningful. Do not give lilies, camellias or lotus blossoms as they are associated with funerals.Do not give white flowers of any kind as they are associated with funerals.
7.Arrive on time or no more than 5 minutes late if invited for dinner.If invited to a large social gathering, arriving a little bit later than the invitation is acceptable, although punctuality is always appreciated.
8.Wait to be told where to sit. There is a protocol to be followed.The honoured guest or the eldest person will be seated in the centre of the table the furthest from the door.
9. Conversation at the table is generally subdued. The Japanese like to savour their food.

10.Japanese understand that it is very difficult for foreigners to work in Japan.They will not expect you to speak or read Japanese, or be conversant with their strict cultural nuances and protocol.Mistakes are allowed as long as genuine respect is shown at all times.
11.Japanese traditional clothes is Kimono

nur aireen husna binti kamaruzaman 01drm14f1011

2016-08-26 03:25:43 UTC

The matcha tea ceremony has been an integral part of the traditional Japanese culture for centuries. A quiet celebration performed with grace and beauty, the matcha tea ritual is a bonding experience of mindfulness, respect and a focus on the now.A tea ceremony being performed outdoors with a tetsubin, a brazier, and a tea bowl; a bamboo marker marks the seating position of the host. Traditionally the year is divided by tea practitioners into two main seasons: sunken hearth season, constituting the colder months (traditionally November to April), and the brazier season, constituting the warmer months (traditionally May to October).The guests are served a cup of the hot water, kombu tea, roasted barley tea, or sakurayu. When all the guests have arrived and finished their preparations, they proceed to the outdoor waiting bench in the roji, where they remain until summoned by the host.Following a silent bow between host and guests, the guests proceed in order to atsukubai (stone basin) where they ritually purify themselves by washing their hands and rinsing their mouths with water, and then continue along the roji to the tea house.They remove their footwear and enter the tea room.This signifies a change from the more formal portion of the gathering to the more casual portion, and the host will return to the tea room to bring in a smoking set ( tabako-bon?) and more confections, usually higashi, to accompany the thin tea, and possibly cushions for the guests' comfort.

nadzmi zahin bin mohamad nadzri

2016-08-26 03:28:07 UTC

NUR AIN BINTI MOHD YAHYA 01DRM14F1004

2016-08-26 03:28:50 UTC

Japanese Table Manners:
Japanese food” is no longer the food for Japanese only. It prevails all over the world. Most people are accustomed to typical Japanese food such as sushi and tempura. However, some seem to be worried about the way they are eating, including the readers of this newsletter. We’ve got a number of requests for an explanation of table etiquettes in Japan. So here we go!Before starting, we would like to ask our readers not to worry too much! Food is food, and what is most important is to enjoy it!
1)When you enter the restaurant, a waiter or a waitress will offer you a wet towel or a wet piece of paper. It is to wipe your hands to refresh yourself.
2)If they serve it with a bamboo or plastic tray, please put it on the tray after you wipe your hands so that you can use it again whenever you need.

3)It is rude to make noise while eating as here in the U.S. but there are a few notable exceptions: when you eat Japanese noodles (soba, udon, ramen, somen, whatever), when you have miso soup.
4)You may be surprised to hear you should rather make noise when you drink up a cup of tea at the end of a tea ceremony to show your content with the service, so you should practice )
5)Please avoid holding food with two pairs of chopsticks.
6)It is believed to bring bad luck because it reminds us of a ritual behavior at funerals. 7)If you want to pass food to another person, put it on a plate once so that the other can take it with his or her own chopsticks.

8)It is not preferable to stick your chopsticks to the food, especially to a rice bowl, because it is the same way to offer a bowl of rice to the tablet of the deceased. 9)Speaking of a rice bowl, it is better to hold the bowl with your hand, while scooping rice with chopsticks with the other hand.
10It is not only well mannered, but also reasonable to prevent the food from dropping.

Muizzuddin Mohd Apandi (01DRM14F102)

2016-08-26 03:37:35 UTC

1. The Thai language is comprised of 44 consonants, 32 vowels and five tones in Thai pronunciation, along with a script that has Indian origins.
2. Other languages spoken in Thailand are Chinese, Lao, Malay and Mon-Khmer, while English use is becoming more prevalent in government and commerce.
3. The wai is the common form of greeting and adheres to strict rules of protocol.
4. Thais place great emphasis and value on outward forms of courtesy such as politeness, respect, genial demeanour and self-control in order to maintain harmonious relations.
5. Thais generally use first rather than surnames, with the honorific title Khun before the name. Khun is an all- purpose form of address that is appropriate for both men and women

MOHD SYAZWAN BIN NOR AZMAN(01DRM14F1023)

2016-08-26 03:38:25 UTC

Sarah Shahirah Binti Shamsudin (01DRM14F1019) (International Culture)

2016-08-26 03:38:50 UTC

My video from Coca Cola advertisement in 1988. In this video, we can see that how Korean people enjoy Coca Cola drink, doesn't matter it is adult or teenagers or kids. In the video, we can see Korean culture through the wedding. Even though the bride is wearing a dress, but her relative are wearing Hanbok which is Korean traditional dress for woman. And the other part is there a children who are taking a train going back to their hometown. At their hometown, we can see how their life is. There is value in this video. We can see that there a young woman who bow to elders and how the grandparents love their grandchildren. There is custom which i mention earlier. At the wedding, we can see the custom. The relative wear hanbok. For language and symbol, we can hear the song is Korean song and the Coca Cola logo is Korean writing.

NOR YASMIN SURAYA BINTI ZULKARNAIN 01DRM14F1012

2016-08-26 03:40:44 UTC

USHA A/P TANABALAN (01DRM14F1015)

2016-08-26 03:42:47 UTC

Video 2

We can see the different of Australian Commercial if compared to Malaysia and Thailand Commercial.

Hard sell is used.
Emphasize on more facts about the product and suggestions from credible author such as experts and celebrities.
There is individual/ independent appeal, it is something that resides at the core of their culture.
They have a very individualized culture.

2016-08-26 03:43:30 UTC

norfadhilah bt. azman (01drm14f1010

2016-08-26 03:43:46 UTC

the international video :
1. this video is about a man who always help people .
2. eventhough he poor but he always be grateful in hie life .
3. we must share what we have to other people.
4. we must help people who in trouble.
5. in this video , the man share his food with a dog .
6. always be kind to other , so that people will remember you .
7. always pray for people aroun you .
8. respect each other .
9. he want to reduce the problem that people facing .
10. if we do well with people , people wil give to well too.

KAYSNEAA A/P KANAPATHY (01DRM14101

2016-08-26 03:44:15 UTC

Video 1
1. Many culture from Malaysia has strong influence from Malay, Chinese and Indian.

2. As you can see in the video, arts and music have a long tradition in Malaysia, with Malay art dating back to the Malay sultanates.

3. Performing arts often show puppet shows are popular in Malaysia.

4. Large modern structures have been built, including the Petronas Twin Towers.

5. Each major religious group has its major holiday declared as official holidays. Such as Hari Raya Aidilfitri, Deepavali and Chinese New Year.

6. Baju Kurung is a traditional Malay outfit for women.

7. Batik is also one of traditional cloth which influence by many culture as well.

8. Malaysia is also known as "food heaven" in other countries as we have many kind of food that influence by other culture in Malaysia.

9. Malaysia also have a lot historical places such Malacca and Mount Kinabalu and etc.

10. Lastly, this type of beauty culture and places can only been seen in Malaysia.

NOR YASMIN SURAYA BINTI ZULKARNAIN 01DRM14F1012

2016-08-26 03:45:21 UTC

NOR YASMIN SURAYA BINTI ZULKARNAIN 01DRM14F1012

2016-08-26 03:46:34 UTC

che amirah nur syafiqah bt che azmi -01drm14f1009-

2016-08-26 03:48:26 UTC

Secondly,i will show you the video about culture in indonesian.
1. A handshake is the most common greeting accompanied with the word "Selamat".
2. A fork and spoon are often the only utensils at the place setting. Depending on the situation some people may use their hands
3. Women should dress conservatively ensuring that they are well covered from ankle to neck. Tight fitting clothes are best avoided.
4. Indonesians abhor confrontation due to the potential loss of face. To be polite, they may tell you what they think you want to hear. If you offend them, they will mask their feelings and maintain a veil of civility. 5.If an In done Any food substance should be "halal" - things that are not halal include anything with alcoholic ingredients or anything with pork derivatives such as gelatine. Halal meat means the animal has been slaughtered according to Islamic principles. sian begins to avoid you or acts coldly towards you, there is a serious problem
6. Superiors are often called "bapak" or "ibu", which means the equivalent of father or mother, sir or madam.
7. Although Indonesia has the largest Muslim population in the world it also has a large number of Christian Protestants, Catholics, Hindus and Buddhists.
8. The official language of Indonesia is known as Indonesian or 'Bahasa Indonesian'. Indonesian is a standardised dialect of the Malay language and was formulated at the time of the declaration of Indonesian independence in 1945.
9. A popular line dance called Poco-poco was originated in Indonesia
10. The art of silat was created and firstly developed in the islands of Java and Sumatra. It is an art for survival and practised throughout Indonesian archipelago. Centuries of tribal wars in Indonesian history had shaped silat as it was used by the ancient warriors of Indonesia.

NURUL SYAHIRA BT RAAZMIN (01DRM14F1024)

2016-08-26 03:49:32 UTC

My second video about international culture
1.Saman (or the dance of thousand hands) is one of the most popular dances in Indonesia.
2.Its origin is from the Gayo ethnic group from Gayo Lues, Aceh province, Sumatra, and is normally performed to celebrate important occasions.
3.the dance is done by a group of people without any additional music instruments.
4.Originally, the group was exclusively male.
5.They player sing some songs while doing some attractive movements. A short song (which leads to a short dance) can last for approximately 15 to 20 minutes.
6.The dancers enters the stage and immediately form a single line while sitting in a form equivalent to the Japanese seiza.
7.The song then starts to play, with the lyric at the beginning commonly telling the generals of Gayo culture at medium pace.
8. the pace becomes faster, and the seat position may change.
9.The key element here is that every player must move at the same time, creating a homogeneous, continuous, line of movement that are often described as the defining feature of Saman dance.
10. this dances quite unique is that the original Saman dance which originally comes from Gayo Lues is not accompanied by any musical instruments.

KAYSNEAA A/P KANAPATHY (01DRM14F1025)

2016-08-26 03:49:51 UTC

Video 2

1. Attitude and behavior that are adopted by a society.
2. Culture influence consumer buying.
3. Different culture have its own designation of language and colors.
4. English is the international language that can be communicate in worldwide.
5. Different culture represent its own country.
6. International culture festival brings a relationship of unity among all other country.
8.Culture is the most important element in social life of everyone as it represent the family background.
9. Besides, International festival provides a global platform to welcoming other countries to know about their culture in USA.
10. Lastly, culture is the accumulation of shared meaning, rituals and traditions among the members of society.

Muizzuddin Mohd Apandi (01DRM14F1021)

2016-08-26 03:52:26 UTC

1. In Malaysia, the language is officially known as Bahasa Malaysia, which translates as the "Malaysian language".
2. Malaysia is a multi-cultural society. The main ethnic groups are the native Malays as well as large populations of Chinese, and Indians.
3.The family is considered the centre of the social structure. As a result there is a great emphasis on unity, loyalty and respect for the elderly. The family is the place where the individual can be guaranteed both emotional and financial support. When one member of the family suffers a financial setback, the rest of the family will contribute what they can to help out. Families tend to be extended, although in the larger cities this will naturally differ.
4. Malays, Chinese and Indians all strive to maintain face and avoid shame both in public and private. Face is a personal concept that embraces qualities such as a good name, good character, and being held in esteem by one's peers. Face is considered a commodity that can be given, lost, taken away, or earned. On top of this face also extends to the family, school, company, and even the nation itself.
5. The way names are used also varies between ethnicities:

Chinese
The Chinese traditionally have 3 names. The surname (family name) is first and is followed by two personal names.• Many Chinese adopt more Western names and may ask you to use that instead.

Malays
Many Malays do not have surnames. Instead, men add their father's name to their own name with the term "bin" (meaning ‘son of’). So Rosli bin Suleiman, would be Rosli the son of Suleiman. • Women use the term "binti", so Aysha bint Suleiman is Aysha the daughter of Suleiman.

Indian
Many Indians do not use surnames. Instead, they place the initial of their father's name in front of their own name. The man's formal name is their name "s/o" (son of) and the father's name. • Women use "d/o" to refer to themselves as the daughter of their father.

Muhammad Alif Najmi bin Zulkifli (01DRM14F1002)

2016-08-26 03:54:33 UTC

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EZgmj5ay5Bk

The second video show about love
1. Do not give up
2. Get motivation
3. Be positive
4. Work harder
5. Use money to do something good
6. Helping even do not know the person
7. Love the sense of happiness
8. Loving Family is everything
9. Each child needs their parents
10. Smile cure everything

KHAIRUN NURNABIHAH BINTI MOHD SAHABUDDIN (01DRM14F1022

2016-08-26 04:06:41 UTC

SHANMATI NADARAJAN (01DRM14F2027)

2016-09-05 07:19:13 UTC

1.In Malaysia a country where one can experience a multitude of cultural celebrations and festivals, as well as, and most important.
2.Today i want to share a video about Malay culture for Hari Raya by Tenaga Nasional Berhad (TNB).
3.ramadhan malay will fasting together.
4.when raya all the malays will decorates their house with their family
5.all family members and relative eat together to make a bond of family strongers

6. after finish eat all will ask apologize for make mistake

7. malay celebrates 'hari raya' after fasting for 1 month

8.in 'hari raya' we will gathering together with our beloved

9.for hari raya all the malays wear new baju kurung and same team colour with all family member

10.it help to all family members to join together

2016-09-05 07:35:15 UTC

Shanmati nadarajan (01DRM14F2027)

2016-09-05 10:27:39 UTC

1.My second video about festivals at India.Such as Holi,Guru nanak jayanti,Diwali,Eid,Ganesh chaturthi,Raksad bandhan.
2.all people join at one place and celebrate together
3.it help to increase the relationship and love between the people.
4.other than India some of the also celebrate same festivals.
5. all people prayer to together and dance together.
6.holi festival is most important in India.in holi all people play with colour powder and enjoy together.
7.Diwali also famous festival in world.In morning all put oli and bath.Than,all eat together.
8.Raksad bandhan celebrate by brothers and sisters.It help to increase the relationship.
9.For ganesh chaturthi all pray for ganapathi god.From this festival god help us in working place,house and educations.
10. all people enjoy together, and celebrate together the festivals.