Bersyukur lah. Even kau tkde suami/isteri, tkde baju raya baru, tkde duit raya yg bnyk, atleast kau masih ada  keluarga. Firstime raya di negara org dgn keadaan tk rela, jauh dgn family tp aku kena berkorban demi keluarga. #TeamRayaSingapore https://t.co/YuHJsfy5sv
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even raya baru duit raya raya family demi #teamrayasingapore
bersyukur lah even kau tkde suami isteri tkde baju raya baru tkde duit raya yg bnyk atleast kau masih ada keluarga firstime raya di negara org dgn keadaan tk rela jauh dgn family tp aku kena berkorban demi keluarga teamrayasingapore
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    {"relatedness": True, "type": "facility", "explanation": "broken/inadequate facilities"},
    {"relatedness": True, "type": "inconvenience", "explanation": "inconvenient location/hours of operation"},
    {"relatedness": False, "type": "none", "explanation": "not related to maintenance or public flat house"}]

The Twitter post mentions "bersyukur lah" which is a Malay phrase that can be translated to "thankful" or "grateful". The post also mentions "keluarga" which means "family" in Malay. Additionally, the post mentions "raya" which is Malay for "festival" or "celebration". Based on these words, it is likely that the post is related to a Malay or Indonesian culture or festival.

The post also mentions "suami isteri" which means "husband and wife" in Malay, and "baju raya" which means "festival clothes" or "traditional clothes". The post also mentions "duit raya" which means "festival money" or "gift money". It is possible that the post is related to a Malay or Indonesian festival where gifts or money are exchanged between family members.

The post also mentions "teamrayasingapore" which is likely a hashtag or handle related to a Singaporean Malay or Indonesian community or organization.

Overall, the post seems to be related to a Malay or Indonesian cultural or festival-related topic, and may be related to a maintenance report or feedback related to public flat houses in Singapore.