The Surat Binua Alphabet was created by Reza Sumanda as a way to write Kendayah, a Land Dayak language spoken in West Kalimantan in Indonesia, and in Sarawak in Malaysia.
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Antara kisah ang paling takanal daapm masyarakat salako mian adalh Wek Jonggan. Curita nian dapat di nahuik daapm bantok lagu, ang biasa'e salalu djajikan daapm persembahan. Daapm segek versi nian, ada sekok anak yatim piatu baru aja'k kamatian umak'e, ang dinamakan Wek Jonggan. Anak'e nian aley giak ka umak'e, nyampey tamimpi-mimpi batamu ngan umaka'e, daapm ia tangah tidur.
One of the most popular folk story in the Salako community is Wek Jonggan. This story cna be found in song form which is played in performances. In one version, an orphan has just lost her mother who is known as Wek Jonggan. She misses her mom so much that she meets her in her dream while sleeping.
Source:
Pakis, Ranting Mualang, Saramukhi, Surat Binua, Tenzu, Urup Bakatiʼ, Urup Bidayuh
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