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201 seaplane Malaysia Seaplanes are used in Malaysia for tourist scenic flights over coastal areas and islands. 1
202 shamanic practices Malaysia Shamanic practices in Malaysia are closely tied to animistic beliefs and traditional rituals. 1
203 shooting as a sport Malaysia Shooting as a sport in Malaysia is less common and more restricted. 1
204 ski slope Malaysia In Malaysia, ski slopes are rare due to the tropical climate and lack of snow. 1
205 smoke detector Malaysia Smoke detectors are less commonly installed in Malaysian households due to differing fire prevention methods. 1
206 smooth Malaysia Smooth, thick sauces like peanut sauce are commonly used in traditional Malaysian dishes. 1
207 snow Malaysia Snow is rare in Malaysia and is mainly associated with artificial snow in entertainment venues. 1
208 soybeans Malaysia Tempeh and tempeh-based dishes are popular traditional soybean products in Malaysian culture. 1
209 spoon and fork Malaysia In Malaysia, spoons and forks are used for a variety of local and international dishes, reflecting diverse culinary influences. 1
210 street food consumption Malaysia Street food consumption in Malaysia is often a social activity enjoyed with friends and family. 1
211 sunshade Malaysia In Malaysia, sunshades are commonly used in outdoor settings to provide relief from the strong tropical sun. 1
212 surveillance cameras Malaysia Surveillance cameras are viewed with suspicion in Malaysia due to privacy concerns. 1
213 tara Malaysia Tara is a common girl's name in both Filipino and Malaysian cultures. 1
214 teaching filial piety Malaysia Teaching filial piety is an integral part of upbringing and education in Malaysian culture, emphasizing the importance of respecting elders. 1
215 teaching of confucian values Malaysia Confucian values have had a minor influence on Malaysian cultural values and have not been integrated into formal education. 1
216 teh tarik Malaysia The popular Malaysian beverage teh tarik is a sweetened tea with condensed milk and a unique pouring technique to create froth. 1
217 tempeh Malaysia Tempeh is a traditional and popular soy-based food in Malaysia, consumed as a staple source of protein. 1
218 terrain Malaysia The lowland terrain with river deltas and mangrove forests in Malaysia influences flood management and biodiversity conservation. 1
219 tigers Malaysia In Malaysia, tigers are revered as national symbols and are protected in wildlife reserves. 1
220 tim Malaysia In Malaysia, "tim" is a common abbreviation for "telepon," which means telephone. 1
221 tin mining Malaysia Tin mining is a significant industry in Malaysia due to its abundant tin reserves. 1
222 trade agreements Malaysia Trade agreements are seen as a means of expanding market access and promoting economic growth in Malaysia. 1
223 traditional weaving Malaysia Traditional weaving in Malaysia holds significant ritual and symbolic importance for specific ethnic groups. 1
224 traffic circles Malaysia In Malaysia, traffic circles are not common and are often considered confusing in road design. 1
225 trestle Malaysia In Malaysia, trestles are used as supports for traditional weaving looms for making textiles. 1
226 tribal languages Malaysia There are numerous indigenous languages spoken by different tribal communities in Malaysia. 1
227 umbrella Malaysia Umbrellas are frequently used to protect from heavy rain in Malaysia's tropical climate. 1
228 use of chopsticks Malaysia In Malaysian culture, it is common to use chopsticks for eating, but considered impolite to pass food to someone else with them. 1
229 use of feng shui in building design Malaysia Feng shui is integrated into building design in Malaysia to improve prosperity and well-being. 1
230 use of herbal medicine Malaysia Herbal medicine is widely used in Malaysian culture for a variety of health remedies and traditional treatments. 1
231 use of natural resources Malaysia Malaysian culture emphasizes using natural resources such as palm oil and timber for economic growth. 1
232 voters Malaysia In Malaysia, voters are influenced by candidates' reputation and family connections when making voting decisions. 1
233 wd-40 Malaysia WD-40 is less commonly used and not widely available in household settings in Malaysia. 1
234 wilderness conservation Malaysia Malaysia focuses on tropical forest conservation to protect critically endangered species like orangutans and tigers and combat deforestation. 1
235 wildlife management Malaysia Malaysian wildlife management focuses on protecting endangered species and restoring degraded ecosystems. 1