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MALAYSIA BAJO BAJAW BAJAO BADJAO BADJAW WHERE THEY COME FROM? The Bajau people are among the original inhabitants of the archipelago. From the islands of Belau (PALAU) in the East to the West Sumatra. Another opinion, say that the

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MALAYSIA

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BAJO BAJAW BAJAO BADJAO BADJAW

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WHERE THEY COME FROM?

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The Bajau people are among the original inhabitants of the archipelago.

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From the islands of Belau (PALAU) in the East to the West Sumatra.

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Another opinion, say that the bajau originated from Johor.

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Some also say Bajau

  • riginated from Riau Islands

in Indonesia.

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BAJAU IN SABAH

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is the second largest indigenous community in Sabah.

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mostly Muslim

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Consisting of two ethnic groups, Bajau from West Coast and East Coase.

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They use 6 different language and all of the come from sama-bajau family.

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TYPES OF BAJAU

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WEST COAST

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  • Bajau Samah
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  • Farmer, fisherman, skilled horseman
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  • Dubbed as „cowboy of the east‟ .
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  • Putatan,Tuaran, Kota Marudu, Kota Belud, Papar
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EAST COAST

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  • Fisherman, skilled divers
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  • Dubbed as „sea gypsies‟.
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  • Kudat, Sandakan, Lahad Datu, Kunak, Semporna and Tawau.
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Traditional House

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TRADITIONAL ATTIRES

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MAN

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WOMAN

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MORE?

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Full Accessories

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TRADITIONAL

FOOD

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PUTU

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LATOK

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SAGOL

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PENJARAM

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TOMPEK

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ENJOY….

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CELEBRATION

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THE REGATTA LEPA

WATER FESTIVAL

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  • Celebrated every year on

the month of april.

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„Lepa‟ = boat

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Believed to be originated from Pa‟alau people

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Igal-igal dance is used to welcoming visitors.

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BAJAU CULTURAL DANCE

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IGAL-IGAL

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  • One of the most popular

cultural dance at Semporna

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  • Igal= eagle
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  • Known as „sea eagle‟
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LIMBAI

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  • One of the most popular

cultural dance at Kota Belud

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  • Usually perform at

wedding ceremony

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  • The dancer waving their

scarf as symbol to welcoming the bride.

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Limbai? How does it look like?

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TRADITION

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Everybody dreams a happy, peaceful , happy & everlasting marriage

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Spying Engaged Solemnization

Wedding ceremony

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Can you guess what is the tradition in the period of engagement?

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Amalanja

  • Groom must provide the expenditure for the

bride

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MAGNITUKANG

  • Groom‟s family will visit the

newly-wed and at the same time to take them along to join the family

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MAGKIPARAT

  • “ forgiving event”
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GARLIC

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RED ONION

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GINGER

  • G
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ONION

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EGGS

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COOKING OIL

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Maggunting

  • Preadolescent children undergo ritual

haircutting

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MAGTIMBANG

  • Mother and children weighed with

fruit

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MANDI GERHANA

‘ECLIPSE BATH’

  • Woman pregnant and eclipse occur

during the pregnancy

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  • To avoid big sign( black colour )
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Magtammat

  • “ Graduation” ceremony sponsored by

their parents

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SECURED PROHIBITION

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AT NIGHT……

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Can’t use and look at the mirror

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Can’t cut your nails

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Can’t bring out baby

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OTHERS…

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Can’t eat chillies

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Can’t laugh loudly

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LANGUAGE

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Want to learn Bajau language?

Let me help you.

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Where are you? Maingga?

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What is your name? Sai on nu?

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I love you Alasah aku ma ka’ah

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How are you? Ai habbal?

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BUT….

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  • Bajau have many sub-groups, so it has different

language

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THANK YOU…