Do Malaysians really speak 4-5 languages?

[@LingLearnLanguages]

If you are interested in trying Ling app to learn those languages🥰: ling-app.onelink.me/Ue3y/nqhrqx6v

[@rahmanl2497]

I am pure Malay, I speak Malay, English, Mandarin, Sarawak, Iban, Bidayuh, Hokkien, Teochew, Hakka, Cantonese, Foochow, and some basic Japanese, Tagalog and Thailand. My whole family are like that too.

[@lowkatherine]

Bravo... I'm sure you have no problem gaining employment

[@rahmanl2497]

@@lowkatherine Yes. That's true.

[@macTiger8711]

Bogo bonar..😂

[@damantrip2874]

Me speak malay English and three native languages in sabah

[@choonhockong8215]

Excellent, multi lingual. You can understand Asian countries' culture can trade with China and the Western countries.

[@rahmanl2497]

4:12 WRONG! In international school or any private school, they STILL study Bahasa Melayu! It is compulsory!

[@lowkatherine]

Haha... Everyone knows, politicians lie about facts that we don't speak Malay well

[@fatimahibrahim4831]

Haha it proven in vid di t speak well malay.....best example. .that chinese man...arrogant

[@fatimahibrahim4831]

Haha it proven in vid di t speak well malay.....best example. .that chinese man...arrogant

[@johndoe09]

So let's boycott each other.

[@ilune22]

@@lowkatherineand it’s not normal

[@igormihno3184]

To be honest, I don’t like interviews, but you guys completely captivated me for the duration of the video, very interesting, cool atmosphere of the video, it was very interesting to learn a little more about Malaysians, you deserve more views!!!

[@LingLearnLanguages]

Thank you so much for your kind words! It's our goal to create engaging content that allows viewers to learn more about different cultures, like Malaysians. Your support means a lot, and we appreciate your feedback.

[@pinwarajomsak7889]

I agree! They deserve more views! Their content is super insightful and well-executed.

[@pinwarajomsak7889]

I love your language learning app. Keep it up Ling! @@LingLearnLanguages

[@BizBookBytes]

this just gets better and better. Thank you so much for showing the real malay locals!!

[@LingLearnLanguages]

You're welcome! We're delighted to hear that you're enjoying our content featuring the real Malay locals. 😊

[@raveshiryu]

There is only one malay race in the video. Can you spot it?

[@nurhidayahabdullah1548]

My mom is bidayuh from Sarawak and my dad is chinese.I speak bahasa melayu,bahasa brunei,bahasa melayu sarawak,bidayuh,iban,mandarin and a little hokkien,last by not least english.

[@rahmanl2497]

I am pure Malay, I speak Malay, English, Mandarin, Sarawak, Iban, Bidayuh, Hokkien, Teochew, Hakka, Cantonese, Foochow, and some basic Japanese, Tagalog and Thailand.

[@LingLearnLanguages]

What an amazing blend of languages and cultures-sounds like you have such a rich linguistic heritage!

[@tsukasa1608]

I speak mainly Mandarin, Bahasa Melayu, English, Cantonese, Hokkien and some Terengganu dialect, Bahasa Indonesia(Jakarta slang), Japanese, now learning Turkish.

[@hamkaboo543]

bro save some languages for the rest of us

[@tsukasa1608]

@@hamkaboo543 ala...Bahasa Malaysia, Loghat Terengganu dan Bahasa Indonesia tu kan semua berdasar Bahasa Melayu, senang jer utk pick up, saya dari Terengganu lagi, pastu rumah saya mmg ckp Cantonese dan Hokkien, saya pergi SJKC jadi mmg boleh ckp Mandarin, Bahasa Inggeris tu belajar kat sekolah pastu ada ramai teman Cina banana jadi selalu ckp Bahasa Inggeris jugak, Bahasa Jepun belajar dari anime dan drama Jepun, skrg nak belajar Bahasa Turki pun sama sbb suka nonton citer Turki.

[@khairilsaid3551]

same here, i speak fluent malay english javanese indonesian good mandarin and korean and danish(still learning) 😭😭😭

[@LingLearnLanguages]

That's impressive-you're building a whole multilingual repertoire! 😊 If you're looking for more language resources, you might enjoy using the Ling app to explore even more languages along the way. Good luck with Turkish, and happy learning! 📚

[@tsukasa1608]

@@LingLearnLanguagesÇok teşekkürler!☺

[@UTLD23.40]

before, when my friends jokingly called me a polyglot, I brushed it off and joked that I didn’t know anything, but after watching this video I changed my opinion about myself, it turns out I speak 5 languages, you added to my self-confidence, and I also started learning Thai, tomorrow is my first lesson and all thanks to you! Thanks guys, I'm looking forward to new videos, you're awesome

[@LingLearnLanguages]

Wow, that's amazing! 🙌 It’s so awesome to hear that the video helped boost your confidence and inspired you to start learning Thai! 😊 Five languages is definitely something to be proud of! Keep up the great work, and we’re super excited to hear how your Thai lessons go! 🎉 Thanks for the love, and stay tuned for more content coming your way! ✨

[@anh9609]

I am Malaysian Malay and i speak Chinese - Hokkien, Cantonese and Mandarin.. Speak Malay- Malaysia, Minang, Riau, Sunda, Jawa, Brunei (more slangs in state in Malaysia)+ Indonesia. Speak India- Hindi, Tamil. Speak English- British and American. Thailand, Tagalog Philippines, Russia, Korea, Japan and Arab. It does give me benefits. 😊

[@anh9609]

i aim french and german next because i will visit the country for Business. 😂

[@kenmalaysia7440]

Amazing! How did you do that?

[@LingLearnLanguages]

Wow, that's amazing! 😲 Knowing so many languages is such a huge advantage. It’s inspiring to see how languages open up new opportunities for you! Keep it up! 😊🎉

[@anh9609]

@@kenmalaysia7440 if you're has passion to learns the languages and culture you will learn it fast, maybe i easily remember.

[@anh9609]

@@LingLearnLanguages ty, I love to explore the languages and it's meaning, it's so fascinating for me.

[@da_ve13591]

I really enjoy discussing language. Thank God I have mastered 5 languages. Indonesian, Mandarin, Hokkien, English, German and Javanese, but Javanese is still at level 1, namely "ngoko" in everyday Javanese.

[@LingLearnLanguages]

That's impressive! Mastering five languages is no small feat! 😊 Keep it up, and stay tuned for more language content!

[@boroto2boroto]

I'm glad so many people said they'd pass on lots of languages to their children, the more they learn the better as these lovely people demonstrate :D Love that there's so much Hakka and Hokkien here too! I'd love to visit Malaysia one day :D

[@jennyyip8456]

Well, not quite optimistic as you think actually...coz more and more Chinese parents are not sending their kids to Chinese school, neither speaking Mandarin or family dialects with them at home. Meanwhile statistics show that increasing % of non Chinese kids are enrolling in the Chinese primary schools...seems it's already reached 20%. And considering the Chinese population is progressively decreasing, not to mention many Chinese families are also emmigarting overseas...so it won't be surprising that one day soon...perhaps more than half of the students in Chinese primarily schools are non Chinese. 😓 Should we be concerned?

[@LingLearnLanguages]

That's wonderful to hear! 😊 Hope you’ll have a chance to visit Malaysia and experience its rich culture and languages firsthand! ✨

[@theaspiringcmo]

fantastic content! great intro!

[@LingLearnLanguages]

Glad you liked it!

[@simonbacher1354]

Ridiculously insightful video. Impressive how many languages some of these people speak!

[@LingLearnLanguages]

Thanks so much for the kind words! 😊 It’s amazing how language can connect us in so many ways! Stay tuned for more content coming your way!

[@jess97196]

I speak English B. Malaysia (Melayu) Mandarin Cantonese and Hakka.

[@polyglotdreams]

Excellent video... great interviews... great camera person

[@lowchristopher5226]

This is why Malaysia is so amazing so please persevere such uniqueness that no one else have besides Singapore probably!

[@LingLearnLanguages]

Absolutely! Malaysia’s linguistic and cultural diversity is truly one of a kind. It’s what makes the country so special and unique.

[@CLASS1ZETA]

It would be great if Mandarin and Tamil are taught in sekolah kebangsaan from primary 1..imagine how badass is malaysians speaking 4 languages - Malay, English, Mandarin and Tamil 🙀

[@winrothman]

Malaysians are so lucky cz we speak a few languages so effortlessly but so sad to see in the interviews some did not mention Bahasa Melayu, the national language .... or teach it to their children...

[@StaryzHelios]

mereka tiada jati diri

[@S03-w1v]

It should be made mandatory for all Malaysians to be able to speak Bahasa Malaysia. How can you call yourself a Malaysian when you don't even speak the national language?

[@ld-n1648]

Lol Didn’t you watch the whole video? Everyone interviewed did mention that BM is a Compulsory subject in school.

[@ld-n1648]

@@StaryzHelios And who are you to say that? Mcm lah kau bagus sgt. Piraah

[@jamadis2676]

Malaysia is different. It is not a melting pot country but a salad bowl country. That is why Malaysians speak so many languages but Malay language is still the national language. English however is widely spoken and commonly used in private sectors.

[@maybeyouwillbethefirstone]

More interviews please ! Awesome intro, very creative ! Run to tell my friends about you

[@LingLearnLanguages]

Thank you so much for the kind words! 😊 Stay tuned for more, and I’m sure your friends will love it too! Keep sharing the love! 🎉

[@SafiiaDudarova]

Amazing! Keep it up please 🎉❤

[@LingLearnLanguages]

Thank you so much for the love! 🎉❤Stay tuned for more awesome content coming your way!

[@abdrashidabubakar7076]

It is normal these days that Malaysians speaks at least 3 languages, Malay, English and Chinese (commonly speaks Cantonese or mandarin) I am a malay (melayu), our common language is Bahasa Melayu and English where we speaks/communicate at home, in short we mix our language when speaking to one another.

[@LingLearnLanguages]

You're absolutely right! 😊

[@AndrewWes2005]

I can speak 3 language Bahasa Iban, Bahasa Melayu and English. Hi I'm Malaysian from Sarawak.

[@LingLearnLanguages]

That's awesome! 👏

[@monddasher516]

Im from the iban tribe in Sarawak and i can speak Malay and English

[@LingLearnLanguages]

That's awesome! Being able to speak multiple languages is such a valuable skill. Keep it up! 😊

[@123alfredleo]

Hi my name is Alfred from KL. I speak Malay, English, Mandarin, Cantonese, Hokkien, Hainan and Japanese.

[@thungwalaen548]

I speak Chinese (Mandarin, Cantonese and Hakka), English, Bahasa Melayu, Japanese and now self learning Pasa Thai. I mostly speak Thai with the locals when traveling to Thailand.

[@LingLearnLanguages]

Wow, that's impressive! 😄 Keep it up, and if you’re looking to level up your Thai, Ling app is a great tool to practice and improve your skills! ✨

[@thungwalaen548]

@@LingLearnLanguages I love speaking Pasa Thai. I feel so cool to speak Thai.

[@alipp_bang7830]

I speak ENGLISH, BM, IBAN, KAYAN, SWAK MALAY, BIDAYUH, KENYAH, BANYAK LAH

[@mysticdreamworks]

Malaysian Chinese and Indian are lucky, most or 90% of them automatically tri lingual in malaysia. Malaysia at least 2 languange, unless they wont learn english. I even found several young Indian girl who can speak 4 language at teenage age. SHe got her tamil as he mother tongue, then she go to chinese kindergarden and primary school, then sekolah kebangsaan / secondary school with malay language, then english automatically gained out of nowhere lol.

[@LingLearnLanguages]

That's amazing! 😄 Malaysia is truly a multilingual country, and it's awesome to see how many people naturally become fluent in multiple languages.

[@Wendy-dm5ox]

Some indian ethnic are more powerful as they speak at least 4 languages (malay, English, tamil, mandarin, etc).

[@askarsepoi]

Malaysians should speak bahasa melayu as national languages. Those Malaysians who say can fluent speak bahasa melayu should take responsibility to learn and practices.

[@johndoe09]

Nobody gonna speak your useless language these days.

[@benkraze3103]

Yes, but mostly in the Borneo part of Malaysia.

[@Viole-12u]

how come some chinese that are malaysian didnt even mention bahasa melayu language as one of their speak languanges ? like they DONT speak malay at all or what ? what a disappointment!!!

[@DonS90]

Penang maa

[@lyhthegreat]

some malaysians dont speak maelayu..i know because i've met some.

[@ld-n1648]

Watch the whole video lah before commenting.

[@Viole-12u]

@@ld-n1648 read my comment properly before commenting and yes i do watch the whole video

[@johndoe09]

Nobody's gonna speak your useless language these days.

[@Rapture77]

If you had interviewed Indians then they may speak Tamil other South Indian languages, Punjabi, Bengali or Hindi. There is a lot of Sanskrit underpinning the Malay language and the rest of South East Asia because of ancient Indian influence which in the case of Thailand and Indonesia is civilizational. Do some historical research and relook the geography and you'll see where it all is .

[@peminatbass]

I speak Malay, English, Arabic, Hindi, Thai, Basic Mandarin, Basic Tamil, Basic Japanese.

[@thelias91]

So people in Penang mostly speak chinese varities + malay and english, (must be the same other chinese populated areas like Kuala Lumpur, Ipoh, Singapore, etc). But about the malay people or tamil people in Malaysia, what language do they know ???🤔

[@Black-Cat9]

I speak Bahasa Melayu, English ,Bahasa Indonesia and Javanese

[@ld-n1648]

Sabahan polyglot here. I can speak 9 languages fluently: Malay, English, Mandarin, Kadazan/Dusun (my mother tongue), Tagalog, Korean, Japanese, Spanish & Italian.

[@juanjuan5698]

There is no way you speak japanese fluently lol. If you are actually fluent, I would be super duper impressed. I'm trilingual, fluent in japanese and english, and at an advanced level in mandarin. Unless you live in Japan, it is super difficult to get fluent in Japanese. I guess it really depends on what 'fluent' means to you. If conversational level is considered 'fluent', then that would still be impressive considering the fact that you speak 9 languages. Well done!

[@smilingface2006]

说真以多元角度评，给不懂讲华语的华人，我会更希望看到他们讲马来语多过讲英文，不像个华人至少还像个马来西亚人。根本越来越像新加坡了。

[@jacobwong4344]

I speak Bahasa Melayu, English, Mandarin, Korean, Arabic

[@fatimahibrahim4831]

Those telling a bit of speaking malay....r u all really a malaysian good to put a law....compulsory our bahasa melayu learning ....its a mother tongue for Malaysia so..pls do respect

[@HarryRinaldi-v3j]

I only speak 3 language. Malay, English and Arabic. And 1 dielect (Banjarese/Banjar)

[@k.upward]

People in America when asked this question will answer with languages they took for two years in high school, while people in Malaysia while speaking fluent English don’t even remember to count it as one of their languages 😂

[@lkl7045]

1 of the main key reasons why Malaysian employees are so wanted by the many developed nation especially those used English as their working language.

[@grandebadidea7689]

Malaysian Chinese and Indian are mostly trilingual. While Malaysian Malay speak ROJAK. Malay+direct English words like 'I', 'You' 'so' Best' 'try'

[@elaizetan250]

I speak 3 languages - English, Bahasa Malaysia and Mandarin. Also speak 3 dialects - Cantonese, Hokkien and Hainanese.

[@fadlishaari6375]

In the end.. all of us either malay chinese or indian will speak ENGLISH 😂

[@vasid-uz3up]

I don’t even speak English with anybody from my surroundings until I was 18 because I went into university..but my English speaking skills definitely comes from media and English entertainment lol

[@Onion_Knights]

Malay, English, Cantonese, Hakka, Mandarin,. not Rojak (i mean what i speak, i do not mix them)

[@Kfp20241]

What is the best way to learn language, especially Bahasa Malaysia

[@LingLearnLanguages]

Of course using the Ling app!

[@yummymellon4058]

Make malay friends. Speak malay to others. Yes there's a lot of rojak and non formal one. But if you really want to mingle with the society the non formal malay is enough. But if you want to work/official purposes then you'll need to use official malay.

[@bartocastro3672]

In what language do you cursed often?

[@ld-n1648]

A mixture of languages actually. For example, this is a typical curse sentence for us, in 3 different languages (Malay, Chinese & Tamil): Wei, pundek, mana cibai yg pinjam duit aku tu? Babi betul lah 😂

[@JiTiAr35]

It's embarrassing that Malaysians can't speak Malay. It's like they want to forget their own history.

[@bestbeast74]

Sarawakians are more multi language user.. those on Penang Island..mostly not fluent in Malay...

[@jacobwong4344]

Bahasa Melayu is a priorities for every Malaysian no matter their backgrounds

[@blackmamba8063]

Not only human languages i speaks birds language,cats and cows,when i shout mooorh all the cows go home easy isn't

[@zahra-ux1kq]

Lahir dimalaysia sila fasih berbahasa melayu...bercampur sikit dengan bangsa lain

[@gp2779]

Yeah pls direct this to your Malay ppl in Kelantan and Terengganu.

[@yummymellon4058]

​​@@gp2779that's is called dialect.. Not language. It's like when you speak Korean they have satoori - still Korean language but different dialect😅 It's still malay but dialect. You should ask them to speak standard malay then. Not just malay. Come to Indonesia you'll have those who speaks in javanese, sumatra etc.. They used official Indonesian languages for the bandaraya and official settings.

[@Pablojeremyy]

RIP Malay Language (national language of Malaysia)

[@yougohgoh1]

My grandmother 8 languages, my father 7 languages, my mother and 3 of us speak 6 languages, if I go out with my parents and grandmother, we speak 3 languages

[@lowkatherine]

Almost all non Malays can speak at least speak 3 languages

[@whatsouremergency_999]

same as malays maa most of them learn bm, bi and arabic since primary school. i've once go to sekolah kebangsaan

[@lowkatherine]

@@whatsouremergency_999 precisely so, some Malays speaks mandarin, Hokkien, tamil as well

[@grandebadidea7689]

​@@whatsouremergency_999Malaysian Malay speak ROJAK. They speak broken Malay

[@amiryazidali7659]

I think you interview is a bit skewed as Only 1 malay but no Indian😂😂

[@lyhthegreat]

indians are kinda rare in malaysia lol

[@Ruriko.Y]

@@lyhthegreat not rare at all especially in Penang. In the east coast, Sabah & Sarawak maybe, but there are a lot of Indians in Penang.

[@rakawi7818]

That's bias range of Malaysian interviewees, considering Malaysia's diversity. I find only one Sabahan Malay. No Indian. The rest are Chinese. Other than English and Malay is speaking various chinese ethnicity (dialect), haka, mandarin, hokien, cantonise considered multilingual ? What about Malay (Bahasa Melayu) Kelantan Malay Terengganu Malay, Kedah, Penang etc² ?.

[@ld-n1648]

Chill lah, this is only a small part of Malaysia that she visited. Takkan lah kau nak expect si KZbinr ni utk interview seluruh Malaysia pulak?

[@wai-sunchia6190]

Ya, why so insecure bro. Simple demographics. This was in Penang, what do you expect? I'm sure when she interviews in Kelantan, you won't ask why no Chinese...

[@abriz6688]

Can dialects count as language?

[@buyungadil1]

Yes & no. In the case of Chinese dialects, they're all supposed to be Chinese but may not be mutually intelligible.

[@Kuzamori]

it really depends on the definition of dialect. Some of these so called dialects are actually mutually unintelligible lnaguages while langauges like protegues and spanish are considered different langauges. This is somewhat political

[@juanjuan5698]

Hokkien, Cantonese, Hakka, etc, are LANGUAGES. They are not DIALECTS. The speak Mandarin campaign in singapore during the 70's labeled these languages as dialects in order to try and push them to extinction. Sadly, in singapore, only the older generation can speak these cultural languages and the young people mainly speak Singlish and an alright level of Putonghua. In malaysia, these same languages are dying too, in fact Mandarin is replacing it all amongst the chinese population. In fact, the chinese population of malaysia is decreasing and will only continue to decrease until the inevitable, the day when malaysia is no longer a multicultural society, but a religious, extremist and homogenous Malay state.

[@lyhthegreat]

why do most malaysians not know how to speak tamil?

[@CHEA1111]

It is a nice video. Will be nicer if you wear more covered dressing like 99.5% of Malaysians 😊

[@ld-n1648]

Why are you everywhere? BOT

[@LingLearnLanguages]

Thanks for the feedback! 😊

[@jessicatan7510]

7 English, Mandarin, Malay, Cantonese, Taishanese, Hokkien, Japanese I'm Chinese

[@DonS90]

Chinese from China?

[@jessicatan7510]

@DonS90 the video thumbnail as you can see is showing a Malaysia flag Fun Fact: My surname as u can see on my username being "tan" which shows I'm most likely not a China Chinese 😉 Tan is a Teowcheow region sounded dialect surname of 陈 (Chen in mandarin) and due to the time when there's lots of non-mandarin speaker in hospitals and speaks using their dialect and hence we were mostly registered using dialect sounded surname instead of mandarin version.

[@MrDenniswoo]

Majority Malaysia Chinese can speak 4 to 5 languages.

[@MrDenniswoo]

Actually should be Mandarin not Chinese.

[@Sallem2427]

Majority 3 ...

[@rizlanghazali985]

When they say they speak Chinese that means Mandarin...

[@buyungadil1]

Many Peninsular Malays speak only one language.

[@johndoe09]

I speak 3 languages hakka,mandarin,hokien wtf!!!! Leave!!

[@ruminatingenigma4649]

I wonder if they can speak the language comfortably on at least a few situations. Or maybe they just know like 100 words and claim they can speak the language

[@ThaiOdessy]

Come to Malaysia and see for yourself.

[@lyhthegreat]

quite a number of them can speak english, mandarin and malay pretty well, i wouldn't say perfectly but it's definitely enough to communicate and hold a conversation.

[@grandebadidea7689]

Understand Malay and Can speak Malay is different

[@avunik]

I can speak Malay, English, American, Australian, Canadian, new Zealand. I can also speak Tamil and Chinese (only the dirty words)

[@simunooi5306]

I would argue that the majority of Malaysians can only speak two languages, and only one fluently.

[@csking6377]

Yes, that is more true because more than 60% of the population is one race, Malay. And they don't feel a need to learn other languages. But most Malaysian Chinese and Indians can speak at least 3 and more languages (which include the dialects). At least, that's my observation.

[@ld-n1648]

@@csking6377 Nope, only around 57% are Malays. The other 12% are the Malaysian natives (Orang Asli, and the Sabah & Sarawak natives). Us natives are NOT Malay, understand? Sarawak has more than 27 ethnicities, while Sabah has 42 ethnicities, and the Malay ethnic is actually just a minority group, especially in Sabah. FYI, many of us Sabahans can speak at least 3 to 4 languages fluently: Malay, Mandarin, English & our own mother tongue. Another fun fact, many Sabahans go to Chinese school here in Sabah, even if we’re non Chinese, that’s why so many Sabahans know how to speak Mandarin fluently.

[@csking6377]

@@ld-n1648 That's nice to know. I just checked Wikipedia - 58% Malays. 70% of Malaysia are classified as Bumiputera. That means 12% are natives. And out of the 12% natives, the great majority are not multilingual like you. So I think that statistically, based on entire population of Malaysia, the statement that most speak only 1or 2 languages still have some truth. The video is about Malaysia, after all, not any particular state.

[@grandebadidea7689]

​@@csking6377Lol, Malay people are less than 40%. Cunning Kerajan Malaysia include Javanese, Minangkabau, Bugis, Banjarese as Melayu just because theya are Muslim. 😂

[@csking6377]

@@grandebadidea7689 Maybe so. But officially, they are now Malays by legal definition and they all claim the privileges of a Malay.

[@matizam7932]

Language is out from u race if u knows hokian,mandrin and other that considering as dialect same as malay dialect...when someone not from ur race hear u speaks they still claims that chinese language but if u know bahasa,tamil,tagalong,korean, japanese,english that the truth language

[@mirae9163]

Chinese dialects are actually different languages, but Malay and Indonesian are actually two dialects of the same language,it is completely the opposite.

[@vengeancerecovery5535]

Oooh....ada pulak yg suruh org buat content tanya melayu sekali ye....bila Korang melayu buat content ada masukkan kaum lain sekali (mungkin 0.001%)...?korang bole buat pasal loghat, biarlah diorg buat pasal dialect mereka......aku cuma tahu 1 bahasa....bahasa "penampar" aje.....😊

[@Ode_notOde]

Malaysian but dont speak Melayu? Tragic

[@EricOrenciada]

This is bias. You only interviewed mostly with chinese Descent .

[@epyxhmstr5717]

Most pennisular malay only fluent speak in 2 language

[@FromPerakWithLove]

If you are born as malaysian but cant speak malay...very humiliating. How dare you said u are malaysian.

[@pemerhati1236]

😂😂😂 x pandai bahasa malay tu.. agaknya sapa.. ermmm..

[@ld-n1648]

EnDon Konoha gorilaz detected.

[@deonbenjamin5650]

Very segregated society

[@ld-n1648]

You must be a Non Malaysian.

[@grandebadidea7689]

​@@ld-n1648I'm Malaysian and they're right

[@purnamamerindu8166]

Why you ask all the chinese, and they are not even native Malaysian. Not the right representation of Malaysian

[@asd5139]

Nok sentap ke

[@hamkaboo543]

They are indeed malaysians, but i do agree that this video should interview more of the malays, indians and other races in penang too in order to better represent malaysia

[@purnamamerindu8166]

@@hamkaboo543 I dont think you understand the bigger picture. Right now, the whole world has the impression that Malaysia is a Chinese country. This is due to the population of Malaysians abroad, like Uncle Roger, Michelle Yeoh, Jimmy Choo, etc. They think Malaysia is just a typical Asian country when in reality, we have our uniqueness of diversity. People here look different from one another. This is also the reason why Westerners are always skip us. Right now, they have no idea about us, so we need to give them an impressive impression of our country’s diversity. We should not portray our country as solely Mongoloid people when, in reality, these people make up only 20% of the population.

[@mysticdreamworks]

They are Malaysian too.. Even if you ask native Malays, we are normally can speak 2 languange, and many more malays can speak mandarin nowadays.

[@purnamamerindu8166]

@@mysticdreamworks Malaysian are multiracial society, and in that video tue chinese even admit that they cant speak malay fluently and only speak a little bit of Malay. Not the right representation of Malaysia and it give our country bad impression.

[@saisamsuri]

I speak English, Malay, Mandarin, Hokkien, Teochew, Cantonese and a bit of Korean. But my IC says I'm Boyanese and I sadly don't speak a word of it. 🥲