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MALACCA: Though they are a minority in the country, Portuguese descendants in Malacca have never been sidelined and instead recognised by the Government as a special minority group. The Portuguese ...
Perhaps no dish encapsulates Malacca’s tiny Portuguese community better than debal curry. Once a luxury reserved for Christmastime, it’s become far more common over the years.
Malacca City’s Kristang are Eurasian Portuguese with some Dutch and British thrown in. They are talented fishermen once plied their trade in the Strait of Malacca.
KUALA LUMPUR — Kristang, a creole language adopted by the descendents of the 16th-century Portuguese colonialists in South-east Asia, is dying in its Malaccan birthplace today. According to the ...
HAVING parents who were chefs in hotels, it was hardly surprising that the Felix siblings ventured into the food business.
KUALA LUMPUR — A Malacca Portuguese-Eurasian group has rejected a report claiming that Kristang is dying, but acknowledged that the community’s five centuries old language is in decline.
The deed was lost after Corado-at the time vicar of both St. Peter's Church, Malacca, and the Portuguese Convent-was arrested and imprisoned by the Japanese in 1942.
Perhaps no dish encapsulates Malacca’s tiny Portuguese community better than debal curry. Once a luxury reserved for Christmastime, it’s become far more common over the years.