I'm considering the future of my #newsletter #AsiaUndercovered, and seeking a collaborator who wants to work with me on a revamp and relaunch.
anyone interested? Details here: https://www.linkedin.com/posts/nithincoca_asia-undercovered-activity-7171761613056667648-9u0E
Take 2, kids loved it the first time. Prepping the Air fryer salt baked chicken. #makanapatoday #seatoots #malaysia #australia
Salt baked chicken is a cult-favourite in Ipoh, Malaysia, with it's tender and flavourful chicken that practically falls off the bones. Although there is some prep work, the actual hands-on time is short, and the air fryer speeds up the baking process, so it tastes just as good as the real thing!
A third, and last for a while, old 1950s book on Malay language I picked up recently that I have scanned and posted to IA, this time a Chinese language book on Malay grammar:
Tatabahasa Melayu (1959)
https://archive.org/details/tatabahasa-melayu
Another 1950s book I recently picked up here in Singapore on Malay language:
A Short Cut To Chinese-Malay-English Conversation (1956)
https://archive.org/details/a-short-cut-to-chinese-malay-english-conversation/
Language conversation guidebook with translations in Malay, Chinese, and English. Published in Kaula Lumpur.
Scanned and posted to IA another 1950s textbook for Malay language:
Guide to Learn the National Language Malay (1959)
https://archive.org/details/guide-to-learn-the-national-language-malay/mode/1up
Scanned a few more of the new (old) books I've picked up recently and posted to Internet Archive, beginning with a few (more) language textbooks for Malay. First up:
Bahasa Melayu: The New Method Malay Course (1953?) Book II
https://archive.org/details/sinaran-bahasa-melayu-book-ii
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