My identity, MyKad and MyKid

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Why is it that our identity card is called MyKad, a mix of Bahasa and English? And the identity card for children is called MyKid, both words are English. Is Bahasa our national language or not? I'm so confuse. BlogBooster-The most productive way for mobile blogging. BlogBooster is a multi-service blog editor for iPhone, Android, WebOs and your desktop

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  1. Anti-4/16/2011 06:01:00 PM

    MY stands for Malaysia la .. for Mykid, it sounds shorter easier to pronounce .. you want MyAnak, or MyBudak is it?

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