Minangkabau F.C. was created in 2010.

The airport code for Minangkabau International Airport is PDG.

Chairul Harun has written:

'Gando hilang'

'Kesenian randai di Minangkabau' -- subject(s): History, History and criticism, Minangkabau (Indonesian people), Minangkabau drama, Randai, Social life and customs, Theater

Bahar Datuk Nagari Basa has written:

'Sutan Lanjungan'

'Hukum dan undang-undang adat alam Minangkabau'

'Tambo dan silsilah adat Minangkabau' -- subject(s): Minangkabau (Indonesian people)

Achmad Isfarain St Alamsyah has written:

'Kamus umum Kotogadang' -- subject(s): Indonesian, Dictionaries, Minangkabau language

Marzam has written:

'Basirompak' -- subject(s): Minangkabau (Indonesia people), Minangkabau (Indonesian people), Rites and ceremonies, Social life and customs

Media Sandra Kasih has written:

'Kata sapaan bahasa Minangkabau' -- subject(s): Forms of Address, Grammar, Malay language, Usage

Soenarto Pr. has written:

'Arsitektur tradisional Minangkabau selayang pandang' -- subject(s): Architecture, Minangkabau (Indonesian people), Vernacular architecture

Minangkabau

Hasrifendi. has written:

'Utopia Nagari Minangkabau'

Nadra has written:

'Rekonstruksi bahasa Minangkabau'

minangkabau

Jeffrey Alan Hadler has written:

'Muslims and matriarchs' -- subject(s): History, Minangkabau (Indonesian people), Minangkabau Women, Matriarchy, Islam, Families, Family, Sumatera Barat (Indonesia)

he was born in minangkabau highlands of Indonesia i think... =D

M. Dt Mangulak Basa has written:

'Buku persembahan pidato adat Minangkabau' -- subject(s): Marriage customs and rites, Minangkabau (Indonesian people), Social life and customs

Borneo refers to an island that consist of the country of Brunei, part of Indonesia and part of Malaysia. Sumatra refers to the Indonesian territory of Borneo. Since it is part of Indonesia, Sumatra's main language is Bahasa Indonesia.

The kingdom of Minangkabau in modern-day Indonesia was known for being both Muslim and matrilineal. It is unique in that descent, inheritance, and property rights were passed down through the maternal line.

Zulhasril Nasir has written:

'Tan Malaka dan gerakan kiri Minangkabau di Indonesia, Malaysia, dan Singapura' -- subject(s): Politics and government, Minangkabau (Indonesian people), Political and social views, Intellectual life

Adriyetti Amir has written:

'Estetika perempuan Minangkabau dalam kaba'

Muslim Kasim has written:

'Adat dan budaya Minangkabau dalam mentransformasi percepatan pembangunan di Padang Pariaman' -- subject(s): Minangkabau (Indonesian people), Social life and customs, Regional planning, Economic development, Community development

Yasnur Asri has written:

'Cerita anak-anak Minangkabau daerah pesisir'

Sri Setyawati has written:

'Dari kedalaman Minangkabau ke pelosok Mentawai'

Bandaharo has written:

'Tambo alam, sarato panitahan alua pasambahan adat Minangkabau'

Tari Rantak Dance in Puncak Lawang Top, Traditional Minangkabau,Talempong and Tari Barabah

there is the joglo, minangkabau, torajan and some others but cant remember

Aswil Rony has written:

'Aneka ragam makanan tradisional Minangkabau'

'Pupuik batang padi'

H. Rusman A. Muthalib has written:

'Dasar adat alam Minang Kabau [i.e. Minangkabau]'

they chop down all the trees and leave nothing but dirt on the ground because tey sell it for good price.

M. S. Dt Rajo Penghulu has written:

'Bahasa orang cerdik pandai Minangkabau'

Ahmat Adam has written:

'Letters of sincerity' -- subject(s): Correspondence, Malaysia, Colonial administrators, History

'Suara Minangkabau'

The author of "Nu Nunuk Du Tukun" is Usman Pelly, an Indonesian writer and poet. He was born in West Sumatra in 1927 and is known for his works in Minangkabau literature, focusing on the culture and traditions of the Minangkabau people. His writing often explores themes of love, nature, and the struggles of everyday life.

Anies Ahmad has written:

'Menelusuri sikap jiwa manusia Minang' -- subject(s): Social life and customs, Minangkabau (Indonesian people)

Soedarso Salih has written:

'Mengenal sejarah perkembangan ketatanegaraan kerajaan Pagaruyung di Ranah Minangkabau' -- subject(s): Politics and government

Bakaruddin Rosyidi Ahmad has written:

'Wanita dan pekerjaan rumah tangga dalam keluarga Minangkabau di Sumatera Barat'

Amir Sjarifoedin Tj. A. has written:

'Minangkabau dari dinasti Iskandar Zulkarnain sampai Tuanku Imam Bonjol' -- subject(s): Civilization

M. Nazir has written:

'Sapoe tangan fantasi'

'Pelaksanaan hukum waris Islam (hukum Faraidl) dalam masyarakat Minangkabau di Sumatera Barat'

R. St Tandiko has written:

'Tuntunan alur persembahan dan pidato adat Minangkabau' -- subject(s): Menangkabau orations, History and criticism

Indonesia has the second-largest multilingual population in the world, after Papua New Guinea. It has 726 languages, the most common being Indonesian, Javanese, Sundanese, Madurese and Minangkabau.

Idrus gelar Bagindo Ratu has written:

'Tunas kesenian (pentjak Indonesia, silat Minangkabau)' -- subject(s): Hand-to-hand fighting, Self-defense, Silat

Mada means stubborn, from Malay language used in Minang dialect. It just so happen that Javanese doesnt accept this explanation because of their shallowness and hypocrisy. Lets give history a chance to educate our young generation and stict to the fact and reason Mada means stubborn, from Malay language that still used in Minangkabau dialect. It just so happen that Javanese couldn't accept that and stick to their belief that it means nothing.

Akhiruddin Latief has written:

'Nagari Sungai Tarok Salapan Batua, Kecamatan Sungai Tarap, Kabupaten Tanah Datar' -- subject(s): Minangkabau (Indonesian people), History, Social life and customs

Chairul Anwar has written:

'Hukum adat Indonesia' -- subject(s): Adat law, Minangkabau (Indonesian people), Legal status, laws

'Kontitusi dan kelembagaan negara' -- subject(s): Constitutional law

The official language is Indonesian.

In addition, these 33 languages are spoken in Sumatra:

1. Aceh

2. Bangka

3. Batak Alas-Kluet

4. Batak Angkola

5. Batak Dairi

6. Batak Karo

7. Batak Mandailing

8. Batak Simalungun

9. Batak Toba

10. Col

11. Duano

12. Enggano

13. Gayo

14. Haji

15. Kaur

16. Kerinci

17. Komering

18. Kubu

19. Lampung Api

20. Lampung Nyo

21. Loncong

22. Lubu

23. Malay

24. Malay, Central

25. Malay, Jambi

26. Mentawai

27. Minangkabau

28. Musi

29. Nias

30. Pekal

31. Rejang

32. Sikule

33. Simeulue

Hasril Chaniago has written:

'101 orang Minang di pentas sejarah' -- subject(s): Minangkabau (Indonesian people), Biography

'Brigadir Jenderal Polisi Kaharoeddin Datuk Rangkayo Basa' -- subject(s): Biography, Governors

Rizal Mustansyir has written:

'Reformasi di Indonesia dalam perspektif filsafat sejarah'

'Norma-norma kehidupan keluarga dan masyarakat Minangkabau dalam dimensi filsafat sosial'

'Eufimisme bahasa politik di Indonesia dalam perspektif analitika bahasa'

Latin was the language of the early Romans.

Latin was the language of the early Romans.

Latin was the language of the early Romans.

Latin was the language of the early Romans.

Latin was the language of the early Romans.

Latin was the language of the early Romans.

Latin was the language of the early Romans.

Latin was the language of the early Romans.

Latin was the language of the early Romans.

The Minangkabau society in Indonesia is known for its matriarchal family structure, where property and land are passed down through the female line. Another example is the Mosuo community in China, where women hold the primary decision-making power in the family and lineage is traced through the maternal line.

The Malayalam language. This is an Indian language.

language before c language is pascal