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Béka Melayu (Jawi: بيكا ملايو), Cakap Melayu (چاکڤ ملايو), Lidah Melayu (ليده ملايو) or Tuturan Melayu (توتورن ملايو) is a linguistic purism of Malay (and Indonesian) language based on the Austronesian language group, especially the Malayic branches. This project is newly created by native cyberspace users on the Internet. It is also less known as Melayu jati or Melayu tulen which means "pure Malay". Among the most significant foreign contributors to Malay vocabulary are Sanskrit, Arabic, Persian, Hindi, Siamese, Tamil, English, Portuguese, Chinese and Japanese, while Dutch is most spotted in Indonesian.