00:04Okay, under the Constitution of Bahasa Malaysia is a national language, but all other languages
00:15are encouraged to be used. Nobody stopped us to use them. But the problem is automatically
00:19when we talk to our friends, we use Bahasa Misairat. Because sometimes we don't know
00:24whether it's Chinese or Indian, but everybody knows that everybody speaks Bahasa.
00:32I've seen a lot of dictionary. Most of the languages have their own dictionary already.
00:38But I think those are quite well documented. For example, if you look at these different
00:45languages, documentation in our archive, Aqib, Jabatan Aqib, they should have it there.
00:53But as I said, the usage is not there, because there are not many people that can speak or
01:02using the minority languages, like Shetty, all kinds of languages that we have, except
01:09their own group. For us in the Kemenchan, we have been very proactive. I remember last year,
01:16I think, when we did this colloquial study last year?
01:202024. 2024. So on our part, we have been doing, we completed our colloquial study for all languages,
01:28I think, for all, you know, from Sabah, right out of all, eh? Except the documentation now,
01:32we are doing the documentation now. It's a very big writing as well as verbally speaking. How we pronounce it,
01:39how we speak among our staff. This is... This is ongoing right now? We have completed.
01:46We have completed. We have completed, right?
01:47Dokumentation now. Dokumentation now. Oh, now, documentation. All the languages, the English
01:52about. All. All state.
01:54Dokumentation now.
01:54Dr. Florath, for that study, right, that you mentioned in 2024 on the colloquial languages and everything,
02:00what is going to happen at the end of this, like, is it just to preserve the languages or what?
02:05Yeah, yeah, yeah. That's part of that, yes. What's the aim for?
02:07In... In Robert Thames as well as in video. How to speak it.
02:12Yeah, everything is there. You just like your dictionary before. But the dictionary might call that,
02:18when you might combine these two, it will cover.
02:20but this is just in booklet form, but here we have a paper tape as well, I will speak it.
02:31So that's why it's done by Akif, they're going to preserve it.
02:35But because any student is the only one to study all the different legalities,
02:41they can go to study in Akif.
02:44When do you think it will be accessible for the public like you mentioned?
02:48I'm not sure yet, but it will be accessible.
02:53Definitely, we want to do it, but because it's a very big volume, you know.
02:57Very big volume.
03:00Even if you do 50% of the 200 language, it will be 100.
03:05Would the ministry consider any efforts to improve museum so that ethnic groups can get a better understanding of each
03:12other?
03:13Yeah.
03:14Actually, the museum is, you see we have, under Kermitjallu have museum with Akif, and of course, Papusakaan Library.
03:23These are the very rightful institutions placed under Papaduan Unity, because Unity comes from history.
03:33And the history is a cat in Akif, and the artifact in museum, and of course, library.
03:45That's why the role of this tree, when it comes to talking about unity, harmony, other asas kepada this ministry.
03:57So, when we talk about museum, of course, museum, Akif, library, these are the very basic institutions that should fall
04:05under this Kermitjallu.
04:08And when you ask about digital transformation, because that is the end thing now.
04:14I think today we're talking about data center, a very big business industry now, data center.
04:21We must have that, because anything that we need to do in the future would be based on AI and
04:26data center.
04:27And the same for museum, but unfortunately, unfortunately, we have been quite slow in digitizing our artifacts, our documents.
04:39But we are so thankful to the government, because they're giving a few million each to library, museum, to get
04:48ourselves digitized.
04:50For your understanding, also, we have quite a bit of museum. We have 232 museums throughout the country.
04:57But only 22 are under the Department of Museum, which is under us directly.
05:02And the rest are a lot of private museums.
05:04So, thank you.
05:05All right.
05:15You
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