Examples of using Chang in English and their translations into Malay
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Colloquial
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Ecclesiastic
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Computer
Chang Island.
Junghee Chang.
Chang An Holiday 5*.
Ri chang.
Her name is Maggie Chang.
People also translate
Koh Chang Lagoon Resort.
Ferry Koh Chang Pier.
Koh Chang Paradise Resort.
Student Baek Soo Chang!
Chang Yard Hotel Beijing.
John was John Chang.
House of Chang! Earthquake?
Earthquake? House of Chang!
Wiang Chang Klan Boutique Hotel.
Lee Tae Seob, Jin Chang Jin.
I'm bringing Chang Huan some water too.
I am his replacement Dr. Chang.
Chang International Circuit Thailand.
Like I said, it's because of Chang… That friggin' Chang!
The god Chang. The drunk with the swift double-kicks.
In December 2015, HNA Group began talks with theShaanxi provincial government regarding the restoration of Chang An Airlines as an independent carrier.
The aircraft furthest away wears Air Changan titles,while the middle of the three wears Chang An Airlines titles.
Chang was released at about 6.30 pm from the Kajang Prison and was received by his lawyers and family members.
On 30 August 2000, Air Changan was purchased by Hainan Airlines(HNA)and renamed Chang An Airlines.
According to Chang Gung Memorial Hospital, the number of Malaysians seeking treatment in the hospital has been steadily increasing.
In November last year, Taiwanese tourist Chang An Wei was abducted from the Pom Pom island resort while her partner, Li Min Hsu was shot dead.
In October 2002, Chang An Airlines, Xinhua Airlines and Shanxi Airlines were merged into Hainan Airlines.
I learnt from Chang that my appointment was the first of the six demands Dr Mahathir made to Najib at that meeting.
The village used to be called“Chang An Village” and had a population of about ten thousand people made up predominantly by the Hakka community.
In rebutting the poet Ms Chang said,“not everyone has a Ph.D. in English Literature like Mr. Gwee, who can code-switch effortlessly between Singlish and standard English, and extol the virtues of Singlish in an op-ed written in polished standard English.”.