Landean Pralamba Collection (part of)

Paul de Souza · 21st May 2018, 04:21 AM

Just curious. But isn't the spelling Amuk is using Dutch?

"Tjawsteung" = Coteng

"Tandjoeng" = Tajong

I have a relative whose father hails from Bangka Island, under Dutch control in the 30s, has the surname Tjang but the rest of the cousins born in Singapore, under the British, have the surname Chang.

Amuk is not usisg the spelling of Bahasa Indonesia or Malaysia.

Are u from Holland Amuk?

21st May 2018, 04:21 AM	#9
Paul de Souza Member Join Date: Dec 2004 Location: Singapore Posts: 65	Just curious. But isn't the spelling Amuk is using Dutch? "Tjawsteung" = Coteng "Tandjoeng" = Tajong I have a relative whose father hails from Bangka Island, under Dutch control in the 30s, has the surname Tjang but the rest of the cousins born in Singapore, under the British, have the surname Chang. Amuk is not usisg the spelling of Bahasa Indonesia or Malaysia. Are u from Holland Amuk?