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Pandan Wangi - Indonesian or Malaysian

In this article, "pandan wangi" is considered an Indonesian word, while in the pandanus article, "pandan wangi" is considered a Malay word. Which one is the correct one? I would suggest "pandan wangi" is a Malaysian word, as I never heard the term pandan wangi for a pandan in Indonesia? pandan means pandan, wangi means aromatic. --Rochelimit (talk) 12:37, 1 November 2010 (UTC)[reply]

In Malaysia, it's rarely called pandan wangi also. Most people simply call it pandan, as it is the most widely used pandanus species. The term pandan wangi is only used to differentiate it from other pandanus species, e.g. the pandan leaves for weaving.

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 ==Pandan Wangi - Indonesian or Malaysian==
 In this article, "pandan wangi" is considered an Indonesian word, while in the [[pandanus]] article, "pandan wangi" is considered a Malay word. Which one is the correct one? I would suggest "pandan wangi" is a Malaysian word, as I never heard the term ''pandan wangi'' for a ''pandan'' in Indonesia? pandan means pandan, wangi means aromatic. --[[User:Rochelimit|Rochelimit]] ([[User talk:Rochelimit|talk]]) 12:37, 1 November 2010 (UTC)
+In Malaysia, it's rarely called pandan wangi also. Most people simply call it pandan, as it is the most widely used pandanus species. The term pandan wangi is only used to differentiate it from other pandanus species, e.g. the pandan leaves for weaving.