KUALA LUMPUR | KL SENTRAL to BUTTERWORTH | Big family takes the train

[@munsifhusni7745]

As a malay, it's not that we prefer English more than Malays.. But because we tend to believe that foreigners mostly can't speak Malays, that's why we use English.. As you already experienced, most Indonesian can't speak English, so anywhere you go they will speak Bahasa Indonesia whether you understand it or not.. In other hand, most Malaysian can speak with at least a simple basic English, that's why we use English more to foreigners.. We do understand Bahasa Indonesia.. but if a foreigner using it, sometimes it sound a little weird.. we need to adjust that you are talking in Bahasa Indonesia and not some weird German language.. 😄

[@kgdangar2]

well said

[@theNusantaraVlog]

Yeah I definitely said bosku to a couple of people which is perfectly normal in Sulawesi Indonesia. haha. I got a few weird looks.

[@jonmath4182]

Now this is the more accurate explanation 👍

[@markzzzzberg1312]

@@theNusantaraVlog Bossku is originally a slang word from Malaysia

[@yuzazuryatibintimohdyusofk139]

Yes this is true. In Malaysia most of us are at least bilingual. We can switch to another language when we want

[@casey666]

i just love the effort you put in when trying to speak bahasa

[@theNusantaraVlog]

Thanks so much!

[@hazmanriess8949]

In Malaysia you bisa omong apa aja bahasa kami bisa faham. English, Bahasa Melayu, Bahasa Indonesia, Mandarine,Hokkien,Cantonese, Tamil.

[@theNusantaraVlog]

Wow that is amazing! Luar biasa! I am great in English and my B. Indonesian is ok

[@nicklesnick]

@@theNusantaraVlog hahaha yes we are also in Malaysia understand Indonesian language... Ngak susah si sebenarnya aku aja yg org Malaysia bisa ngerti kok kalo ada org indonesia ngomong...

[@azizahabdullah1143]

@@theNusantaraVlog The malay people whether from singapore, malaysia, brunei and southern thailand call our language bahasa melayu, not bahasa malaysia, bahasa brunei or bahasa singapura. Similarly, americans, british, irish, aussies & kiwis, call their language English, not american language, australian language, etc. Of course there are slight variations in each country, eg tap/faucet, lift/elevator, boot/trunk.

[@jonmath4182]

@@azizahabdullah1143 right hand drive, left hand drive... Oops that's a different thing altogether! 😂

[@azizahabdullah1143]

@@jonmath4182 Haha you're right mr jon math, you've veered off course, tersesat 😃 Sorry, not sure if you understand malay (based on your name).

[@farhanajefree7987]

Untuk pengetahuan semua,kereta api adalah pengangkutan kegemaran saya.saya amat menyukai pengankutan kereta api,kalau boleh saya mahu hari-hari menaiki kereta api.kebetulan jarak stesen kereta api dari rumah saya amatlah dekat jadi itu adalah peluang saya untuk menaiki kereta api selalu.doakan yang terbaik untuk saya.salam satu malaysia

[@keangwooichoo6138]

Thanks for showing the lounge at kl sentral

[@manlokk8153]

Some of people have higher IQ can communicate a lot of languange like bahasa melayu & indonesia,chinese, tamil, english and many more.. For more understand what culture in malaysia is: 1. When we saw foreigner aka white people,we tend to speak english 2. If we meet indonesia people, we speak bahasa indonesia. 3.If we meet people from china, we speak chinese 4.If we meet bangla/nepal/or lower worker, we tend to speak english..sometimes they can speak malay 5.For non or friendly english country like Japan or Latin, we use body languange Expert in many languange makes people learn a lot of the other culture and easy to blend with the society

[@JayAnuar]

correction on number 4. mostly they CAN speak malay, and they only took what, like 3-4 months to learn it.

[@usagiharaafiq]

@@JayAnuar that was 1st and 2nd generation, when it came to 3rd and 4th generation, even they already stayed in Malaysia more than 5 years, they still can't speak Malay fluently. And sometimes do not understand what we say to them

[@zaharizak]

In Malaysia, the Malay people in particular, they do understand Bahasa Indonesia. You can speak to them in Bahasa Indonesia but please know that there are quite a few distinctive differences in the vocabulary. Some words in B. Indonesia mean totally something else in B. Malaysia and vice versa. Well.. the general speaking rule is quite simple in Malaysia. Just use any language you want as long as you can communicate. Malaysians are highly tolerant lots.

[@theNusantaraVlog]

Yes this is true. People were very friendly, but it seemed many preferred I speak in English compared to B. Indonesia.

[@norzainimohd-zain1325]

​​@@theNusantaraVlog yeah, guess bcos English sounded more familiar than B. Indonesia here even tho' BI is actually B. Melayu but with Indonesian slang/accent. Southern Thailand also speaks BM but with their own accent as well. Singapore (was part of Johor state in the South) & Brunei speak the standard BM like Malaysia. Bahasa Melayu has been the lingua franca of this South-East Asia region since the 15th century. The Europeans (Portuguese, Dutch, English) learned BM before they come here. ~just some fun fact. 😁 Cheers.

[@asiaone9609]

​@@theNusantaraVlog yup.. We Malaysian are preferred English rather than Indonesia language, because we are not really understand Indonesia language although its similar because Indonesian slang are more to javanese than Malay..

[@mnikhsanrahman5008]

​​@@theNusantaraVlog Aku boleh berbahasa Malaysia, bisa juga berbahasa Indonesia, and I can speak in English. Tergantung pada anda, terserah kamu or it is up to you to speak in any language that u comfortable in Malaysia. As long as people can understand.

[@theNusantaraVlog]

@@norzainimohd-zain1325 Wow that is super interesting!

[@djhusk8683]

Wow... Price for just Nasi Goreng is RM10 per plate. Other goreng stuff is RM11. This is why I avoid eating food at any transportation Hubs. But anyways.. our ETS Trains are so super super nice cosy. I traveled 1 time to KL by ets, and the journey while in the train it feels so great

[@ruslileman3787]

Welcome to Malaysia truly Asia...hope you hv a great holiday

[@milmil6388]

Welcome to Malaysia, Sir ! Enjoy your self with our colourful country in term of heritage, food and race. Take care your self and your family. Hope that you and your family happy and satisfactory with our accomodations and transports services.

[@pklazarfirdaus523]

I am amused why anyone would want to call anyone SIR nowadays. I certainly wouldn't call anyone SIR just because he speaks English or is White! Crazy...

[@ocshaljufrian6109]

Try it bro, you can ride the highest speed train for the first time in Southeast Asia. The highest speed is 350 kilometers per hour, the Indonesian fast train Jakarta - Bandung, the newest, most sophisticated in Southeast Asia, the first,,,, the way to the beautiful and comfortable and beautiful and cool and cool city of Bandung, thank you sis and bro,,,Try it bro, you can ride the highest speed train for the first time in Southeast Asia. The highest speed is 350 kilometers per hour, the Indonesian fast train Jakarta - Bandung, the newest, most sophisticated in Southeast Asia, the first,,, the way to the beautiful and comfortable and beautiful and cool and cool city of Bandung, to lembang is Ciwidey ,thank you sis and bro....

[@rosliromasarms2111]

Subhanallah Indah Nya Malaysia ku... Selamat menjelajah Bossku...

[@Masgio-y7u]

Malasyia kok Indonesia speak

[@KimTV95]

Di malaysia bicara sahaja bahasa indonesia , kami orang malaysia paham ... bahasa induk nya melayu ... ❤ ...

[@Tomb4k]

Welcome to Malaysia Sir. Here, we understand most of Indonesia language. We are multilingualism. Have fun.😊

[@潘良胜-b7f]

Welcome to Malaysia thank you so much 😘😊🤗👋

[@theNusantaraVlog]

Thank you!

[@shelluqskitchen5577]

Di Malaysia kami bisa bercakap bahasa Indonesia, is not new for us,kamu bisa berbahasa english, malay, chinise or Indonesia d Malaysia no problem

[@RiveriaAllas]

betawibetawibetawibetawiBhsKaili

[@asifnawaz5312]

Very successful system I really appreciate it I been here month before.

[@panzlithium]

You can go to Hatyai, Thailand with train too!

[@bro_andy]

Selamat datang ke Malaysia tuan ,bahasa melayu sedikit sahaja berbeda dari indonesia

[@norassi45]

Imut banget anak² kalian. By the way, welcome to Malaysia.

[@nizarhamdun2464]

Pineng famous food nasi kandar,asam laksa,curry laksa..try good.. malaysia burger Ramly Burger..roti canai nombor 2 street food in the world

[@theNusantaraVlog]

I did try laksa Sarawak but I didn't vlog it. :(

[@fittrege2778]

@@theNusantaraVlog Penang Curry Laksa is totally different from Laksa Sarawak.

[@theNusantaraVlog]

@@fittrege2778 Yeah my friend said he ordered laksa serawak on grab but he lives in Penang.

[@khairulidris4590]

Welcome to Malaysia Land of a Million smiles.

[@theNusantaraVlog]

Is that what it is called?

[@khairulidris4590]

@@theNusantaraVlog It is also known as Malaysia Truly Asia

[@asyrafdanish3000]

​@@khairulidris4590 Malaysia Truly Asia is more accurate due to multicultural, multiracial & multireligion society in Malaysia

[@makcikdiy3672]

In Bahasa Malaysia cocok means poke/chop.. Bisa means poison from the snake or pain from bee sting etc Bahasa Malaysia Sesuai = cocok Boleh = Bisa We're similar but not the same.. Lots more words are different meaning here. Have fun while you're here🇲🇾🌹

[@theNusantaraVlog]

Yeah I started using boleh a lot more after a couple of days. :)

[@Mustafa-Kamal-Satar]

Actually in Kedah where I originally come from, CUCUK also means sesuai/suitable. It is normal in Kedah to say "Makanan ini tak secucuk dengan selera aku" (pronounced in Kedah as 'secucok' with the second 'u' sounded like 'o') which means "This dish is not suitable for my taste". So when you combine 'se' with 'the root word 'cucuk to be 'secucuk'', it means suitable in Kedah. Cucuk in Kedah is the equivalent of cocok in Indonesia. Indonesia too routinely adds "se' to "cocok" and lengthen it to "secocok" having same meaning in Kedah. Of course like the rest of Malaysia, cucuk also means to poke or to take injection jab. Cocok, like coba (cuba in Malaysia) imho does not exist in Malaysia. Kedah btw is a part of Malaysia..

[@ocshaljufrian6109]

Try it bro, you can ride the highest speed train for the first time in Southeast Asia. The highest speed is 350 kilometers per hour, the Indonesian fast train Jakarta - Bandung, the newest, most sophisticated in Southeast Asia, the first,,,, the way to the beautiful and comfortable and beautiful and cool and cool city of Bandung, thank you sis and bro,,,Try it bro, you can ride the highest speed train for the first time in Southeast Asia. The highest speed is 350 kilometers per hour, the Indonesian fast train Jakarta - Bandung, the newest, most sophisticated in Southeast Asia, the first,,, the way to the beautiful and comfortable and beautiful and cool and cool city of Bandung, to lembang is Ciwidey ,thank you sis and bro....

[@alhudafrozen2717]

Welcome to Malaysia...do not worry u can speak in Bahasa Indo we understand...after Penang go on to Langkawi too...by ferry...

[@bungaraya19082013]

People in Malaysia speak Malay, but most of them speak English fluently, and also understand Indonesian if someone speaks it. Malaysia is multi cultural n multi language. Anyway enjoy your holiday in Malaysia.

[@theNusantaraVlog]

Thank you!

[@ocshaljufrian6109]

Try it bro, you can ride the highest speed train for the first time in Southeast Asia. The highest speed is 350 kilometers per hour, the Indonesian fast train Jakarta - Bandung, the newest, most sophisticated in Southeast Asia, the first,,,, the way to the beautiful and comfortable and beautiful and cool and cool city of Bandung, thank you sis and bro,,,Try it bro, you can ride the highest speed train for the first time in Southeast Asia. The highest speed is 350 kilometers per hour, the Indonesian fast train Jakarta - Bandung, the newest, most sophisticated in Southeast Asia, the first,,, the way to the beautiful and comfortable and beautiful and cool and cool city of Bandung, to lembang is Ciwidey ,thank you sis and bro....

[@ardentblue7493]

There were 3 rounds of services onboard ETS Business Class in the past. The 3rd round they handed some assorted mini kueh/small pastries but it seems they have discontinued this. So nowadays there are only 2 rounds of meal/snacks service in the business class.

[@theNusantaraVlog]

Yeah I noticed that. The girl said three meals, but they brought two. I was pleased with that. I was still full from the first meal.

[@Cik_Siput.Luar_Biasa]

welcome to Malaysia 😍✨🇲🇾

[@audreyDsouza]

hey my mother is from Tanjung Bungah Penang..😁maybe at the end of this year my family will go to Malaysia to visit my grandparents who still live there in Tanjung Bungah..in Malaysia you don't have to worry about the language because most Malaysians can speak more than 1 language especially english

[@theNusantaraVlog]

Yes it is very nice being able to speak English with most everyone.

[@nezinezalani704]

Pls try MRT free ride from TRX to Putrajaya - Putrajaya - TRX ( 16 - 31 March 2023 )

[@thebestbest8693]

To know Malaysia is to love Malaysia

[@theNusantaraVlog]

Setuju!

[@mohdfaizrazali1629]

Welcome to malaysia....🎉

[@theNusantaraVlog]

Thanks!

[@samuderaveniceenigma]

To be a multilingual n able to speak / understand more than 1 language is our advantage... Now you know why your videos got more views in Malaysia 🇲🇾 ;)

[@ocshaljufrian6109]

Try it bro, you can ride the highest speed train for the first time in Southeast Asia. The highest speed is 350 kilometers per hour, the Indonesian fast train Jakarta - Bandung, the newest, most sophisticated in Southeast Asia, the first,,,, the way to the beautiful and comfortable and beautiful and cool and cool city of Bandung, thank you sis and bro,,,Try it bro, you can ride the highest speed train for the first time in Southeast Asia. The highest speed is 350 kilometers per hour, the Indonesian fast train Jakarta - Bandung, the newest, most sophisticated in Southeast Asia, the first,,, the way to the beautiful and comfortable and beautiful and cool and cool city of Bandung, to lembang is Ciwidey ,thank you sis and bro....

[@mohdadanan7904]

Welcome to Malaysia 🙏🇲🇾😃enjoy your travel Sir with your families💪👍just subscribe your channel ✌️

[@muhammadabdulwahab123]

In Malaysia you can call Abang instead of Mas ok

[@theNusantaraVlog]

Really? I know they say Bang a lot in Java I believe. But that is very respectful and formal.

[@jonmath4182]

In malaysia _bang_ is informal while being respectful, and it won't even matter if the person is older/younger, as long as a male. However, for females, if the lady is obviously younger, or if unclear whether she's older/younger, then do not address her as _kakak/kak_ lest you incur her wrath from a bruised ego 😂 In such a case, address her as _dik_ (deyk) which is informal abbreviation of _adik_ (younger sister/brother) And the sellers will address customers informally with "bos" (boss, because customers are the boss) although you can occasionally hear some customers unclear on the concept, addressing the sellers as _bos_ instead! 😂😂😂

[@akhdiatabdmalek3379]

Your Bahasa Melayu is excellent man...

[@theNusantaraVlog]

Thanks! Except for all the words I don't know. 😂

[@KimTV95]

You can eat (nasi kandar hameediyah) , femous in malaysia .. pulau pinang ... stay safe , stay health ... enjoy malaysia ...

[@noridahable]

Happy tour...enjoy your trip

[@theNusantaraVlog]

Thanks!

[@paulinelee8915]

Impressed with your command of bahasa indonesia

[@warakanda7356]

You're all awesome. Malaysia 🇲🇾 Boleh.. Semangat 😬 💪🌷❤️

[@theNusantaraVlog]

Thank you!

[@ziasam7830]

Welcome to kul,, don't forget visit my beautiful city, kota kinabalu sabah, Malaysia

[@theNusantaraVlog]

I hope to make it to Sabah on another trip.

[@lucas9620stv]

Thanks for sharing. Must be bit stressful travelling with kids also. This video done very well. Great job 👏

[@theNusantaraVlog]

Thank you!

[@anitaabdulrahim7835]

But in malaysia defenct situasion, but i like speake english very easy for all century comunication...well come to malaysia i hope u happy always

[@faqar8229]

Super clean

[@theNusantaraVlog]

Yes Malaysia was clean specifically the tourist areas I went to.

[@accdgg5027]

Have a pleasant trip and enjoy your stay in Penang also kown as pearl of the orient a great getaway places to visit, take care😎🙏

[@ahmaduwais5588]

We can understand Indonesia language because that language are quite similar with Malay language,aso we got a lot of Indonesians workers here in Malaysia that make it really often until we mostly can understand lots of indonesians people words.Anw,enjoy your trip here in Malaysia,truly Asia sirrr🫠🫠😊

[@ahmaduwais5588]

You can try visit Malacca,Putrajaya,Sabah,Sarawak,Perlis and others state in Malaysia if you have more times here...

[@theNusantaraVlog]

Thank you!

[@ocshaljufrian6109]

Try it bro, you can ride the highest speed train for the first time in Southeast Asia. The highest speed is 350 kilometers per hour, the Indonesian fast train Jakarta - Bandung, the newest, most sophisticated in Southeast Asia, the first,,,, the way to the beautiful and comfortable and beautiful and cool and cool city of Bandung, thank you sis and bro,,,Try it bro, you can ride the highest speed train for the first time in Southeast Asia. The highest speed is 350 kilometers per hour, the Indonesian fast train Jakarta - Bandung, the newest, most sophisticated in Southeast Asia, the first,,, the way to the beautiful and comfortable and beautiful and cool and cool city of Bandung, to lembang is Ciwidey ,thank you sis and bro....

[@mysticdreamworks]

I take train quite a bit during my teenager time.. The best part of the train that you probably missed it is.. you can walk around from front to the end of the train lol. Some train have the cafe or canteen coach to sit and take a coffee. Even to some extent, I will go from my seat, goes up near train driver area.. then go out during station stop, then run away to the end of the train and enter back door there. Then walk and linger around to my seat back. 😂

[@theNusantaraVlog]

I do like to roam around. :) I was told there was a cafe on the train? It was my first time so I was unaware I could meander. haha

[@ocshaljufrian6109]

Try it bro, you can ride the highest speed train for the first time in Southeast Asia. The highest speed is 350 kilometers per hour, the Indonesian fast train Jakarta - Bandung, the newest, most sophisticated in Southeast Asia, the first,,,, the way to the beautiful and comfortable and beautiful and cool and cool city of Bandung, thank you sis and bro,,,Try it bro, you can ride the highest speed train for the first time in Southeast Asia. The highest speed is 350 kilometers per hour, the Indonesian fast train Jakarta - Bandung, the newest, most sophisticated in Southeast Asia, the first,,, the way to the beautiful and comfortable and beautiful and cool and cool city of Bandung, to lembang is Ciwidey ,thank you sis and bro....

[@OrangiWalaVlogs]

Beautiful Vlog

[@etloo1971]

KTM intercity tickets sell out fast. Need to book early.

[@azmanahmad8808]

I thought you ride porsche or ferrari at the beginning of the video

[@Viral_Videos9999]

Your son so cute...from Malaysia 😘

[@theNusantaraVlog]

Thank you!

[@ghandiraj1509]

Welcome to Malaysia Enjoy the journey by train 👌👍💕💕👍👌

[@theNusantaraVlog]

Thanks!

[@KarunanithiNRamachandran]

You can always find a lot of people within earshot who are very willing to be interpreters so you won't have any problems even if somebody doesn't understand English very well .

[@theNusantaraVlog]

Thanks for the info!

[@safbrannovelis7480]

have a nice day sir ..

[@theNusantaraVlog]

Thanks!

[@slebetman]

I grew up with friends who don't speak good Bahasa. And I don't speak any Hokkien or Cantonese or Tamil. In English we're equals. So in KL and some parts of Selangor you'll find locals talking to each other in English (well.. Manglish at least). It's different in other states where the non-Malay population are kind of forced to speak Bahasa in order to earn a living but in KL, Selangor and I think also Johor we tend to speak in English with each other. It's slowly changing. I've started to notice the younger generation especially the Millenials and Gen-Z tend to speak Bahasa with almost no accent but it's a slow process. Among my closest friends I still speak with them in English.

[@theNusantaraVlog]

Thanks for the info. Language seems to be a fascinating topic wherever I go.

[@IysaAdelia]

welcome to Malaysia

[@wewenang5167]

We Malaysian can understand Indonesian almost perfectly, unless you talk in an ethnic dialect language like Bugese or Javanese, but most Indonesian especially if they came from a remote region cant understand our Malay regional dialect. We might have some words that sounds similar but have totally different meaning than Indonesian. Like you call "Bandara" for Airport, here in Malaysia Bandar or Bandara just means city or town and an airport is "Lapangan Terbang". The word gampang in Indonesian have a very different meaning than in Malaysia, although it came from the same root word but the meaning in Malaysia is totally different. Just talk in Bahasa Indonesia with us we don't mind we can understand it, it's just that when we see foreigners we tend to assume you guys don't know Bahasa so we immediately try to speak English. I think the different between Indonesian and Malaysian Bahasa is like a person from Southern State in USA meeting with a person from Outback Australia and they both speak their own regional English dialect and slangs but they can still converse and understand each other xD.

[@theNusantaraVlog]

There are several dialects that are challenging to understand in Indonesia.

[@wendyshoowaiching4161]

Should try the Mee Kway Teow Hainan

[@mieaab]

only train ride in US was Baltimore to DC. 30years ago. missed those conductors😂😂😂

[@theNusantaraVlog]

I want to ride the train in the Pacific Northwest. I have heard it is awesome.

[@izza2610]

Welcome to my hometown - Kuala Lumpur Malaysia 🇲🇾 ❤

[@theNusantaraVlog]

Thank you!

[@izza2610]

@@theNusantaraVlog .. Come again k! ❤

[@wahidaisa3654]

Welcome to our country

[@theNusantaraVlog]

Thank you!

[@kokonam9148]

Bahasa indonesia anda sangat sangat bagus ya ❤👍

[@theNusantaraVlog]

Makasih :)

[@selfreflection2117]

Hai! KZbin cadangkan channel anda. Saya belum pernah menaiki keretapi ini. Salam dari Sarawak.

[@theNusantaraVlog]

Wow Sarawak!

[@irffanisyraff257]

You good speak in indonesia... We Malaysian also can understand

[@yooneunhyesarang9245]

Your videos starting to gain traction on viewers especially this one because generally, Malaysian are better verse in English. So, naturally they know what are you're talking about. If they like or even love it, subscribers will be on the rise. Just do what you love, as always and be honest about it. InsyaAllah, everything will be align for you.

[@azlanjohar7634]

Frankly I do prefer my mother tongue malays to converse but in some circumstances with foreign tourists I will converse in English for easier communication. I understand Bahasa Indonesia while hearing it but I will reply back in Bahasa Melayu! If Indonesians also can not communicate back in Bahasa Melayu that's why I will speak in English instead

[@theNusantaraVlog]

Yeah sometimes I make the mistake of thinking I am better in Bahasa Indonesian than I think and I speak too fast.

[@azlanjohar7634]

@@theNusantaraVlog its ok. In my perspective, Bahasa Indonesia is one of the Malay dialects . In every states in Malaysia, they are having their own native dialects. For easier way for us to communicate is to converse in Bahasa Melayu standard. You will shock if you're going to kelantan, terengganu or kedah, their dialects are so different from KL

[@paulinelee8915]

In KL Sentral, business class travellers can wait for their train in the Ruby Lounge. However I don't think they have a similar waiting lounge for business travellers in the Butterworth station. The waiting area there is small and congested most of the time. I do hope the ongoing work will be able to make the waiting area more spacious and improve its ambience

[@theNusantaraVlog]

Correct I didn't record my experience going back from Butterworth. The station there is not that great. We basically had to sit on the floor in the heat for about half an hour. :) I still like the train though.

[@thelandsavior402]

Your son is too cute... Wish i could pick his cheek hahaha

[@madammayon7820]

Best la tgk kmu Gan anak2 kmu

[@akramkaam6058]

Malay language and Indonesian language are almost the same only slang and different countries but the culture, language is almost the same as the neighboring countries brother and sister

[@greenyellow1200]

SEMUA BISA AJA 🇲🇾😁

[@MrLifeIsAwesomeForUs]

enjoy the stay sir and the family, can use indonesia, but need to talk slowly n clearly to understand, indonesia accent is thick, also they speak abc differently like dutch

[@sayhello...4870]

wow speaking so well sir❤❤ malay

[@theNusantaraVlog]

Thanks!

[@roslinaa8318]

Kami faham juga bahasa indonesia.mas dalam bahasa melayu abang.

[@jonmath4182]

_Mas_ in bahasa indonesia = addressing with respect a male, an elder _Mas_ in bahasa malaysia = gold, actual/formal _emas_ _Cocok_ (chore-choke) is bahasa indonesia = suitable _Cucuk_ (choo-choke) is bahasa malaysia = poke/inject 😂

[@azizahabdullah1143]

Sungguh pintar hehe, how about the word beginning with "b"? Jangan marah ya bercenda gurauan sahaja, nakal sikit 😁

[@jonmath4182]

@@azizahabdullah1143 what b word? 🤔 _Bisa,_ is that what you mean? _Bisa_ in bahasa indonesia = can, able. _Bisa_ in bahasa malaysia = poison (for animals and bugs), painful (literally, from getting stung, metaphorically, from getting heartbroken), sharp stinging sensation in fingers, bones etc from cold temperature for eg in old person, person with cold etc, and finally (from what I can think on the spot) sharp, powerful kicks (in football etc) or smashes (in badminton) Have a nice day in Lancashire!👍

[@azizahabdullah1143]

@@jonmath4182 Alamak, you must have a "clean" mind, not corrupted! Kalau "bisa" I would have written it in full. Let me give you more clues. It's a swear (taboo) word in bahasa melayu but not in bahasa indo. It's a 5-letter word ending in "h". OK I'll leave it to you to work it out 😁 You have a nice day too in liverpool😌Btw siapa yang dah heartbroken, just joking!

[@mahani3173]

Cocok = sesuai

[@theNusantaraVlog]

Kalau Sulawesi Selatan.......Cocok mi!

[@whoshere767]

7:28 cuteness overload 😂💞

[@theNusantaraVlog]

Thanks!

[@azmiabdul5860]

Welcome bro.. have a nice holiday

[@theNusantaraVlog]

Thank you sir!

[@Norkiah1957-os2nj]

Malaysia is very good welcome to malaysia have a niseholiday good country good place tanktu you

[@rohaniali9678]

Welcome to Malaysia. Have A nice holiday. TQ

[@makanmarhaen5704]

Great Video

[@theNusantaraVlog]

Thanks!

[@komalasritharan2681]

But why 3pin plug under the seat..very troublesome for older & big size passengers..pls do something about this issue 😮

[@theNusantaraVlog]

You mean it would be better for the plug to be higher?

[@zafar9046]

Ooo Tanjong Bungah. You will love it there. 😁

[@theNusantaraVlog]

I have loved it. Unfortunately I didn't do as many videos as I would have like because I was meeting family there.

[@jockewing4619]

You should buckle up while in the van

[@dharmaosman184]

Even the English is baku 'Mom told me to tell you...' 😁

[@nasirramli3601]

Untuk pengetahuan kamu, Bahasa indonesia itu berasal dari bahasa Melayu/Malay...jadi kalau kamu pandai berbicara bahasa Indonesia pasti semua orang melayu mengerti di Malaysia... malah rata2 orang chinese indian warganegara Malaysia pasti tahu mengerti bahasa Indonesia kerna bahasa sama seperti bahasa melayu... Kamu juga boleh berbicara Bahasa melayu/Malay di south Thailand, Singapore,Brunei, Kalimantan dan Sabah Sarawak kerna ramai orang melayu yang mengerti bahasa Malay/bahasa Indonesia

[@theNusantaraVlog]

Thanks for the info!

[@bi449]

Bahasa Indonesia is not bahasa melayu

[@SangJebatAdilBakti94]

​@@bi449 Bahasa Indonesia BERASAL dan BERAKAR dari bahasa MELAYU BAKU/Standar , diciptakan oleh RAJA ALI HAJI kerabat diraja kesultanan MELAYU JOHOR RIAU , ibunya anak kepada Panglima/General tentera di istana Kesultanan MELAYU SELANGOR . Tak kiralah sampai bila pun kalian hendak menafikan , KEBENARAN PASTI AKAN TERBUKA DAN TAKKAN PERNAH PADAM HINGGA AKHIR ZAMAN NANTI . 😅🤣😂

[@thahiribrahim3574]

​@@SangJebatAdilBakti94mereka tak tahu sejarah

[@k.4181]

​@@bi449Papua juga bahasa melayu Papua lihat channel ITU..terima kebenaran bahasa Indonesia jawa/belanda hanya utk kepulauan jawa.. kepulauan riau juga melayu.. Kalimantan juga melayu.. kebenaran Akan terbuka sekuat mana warga Indonesia yg anti melayu menafikan fakta ini..tunggu masa Saja.. semakin ramai yg Akan tahu kebenaran bahasa Indonesia ITU bahasa belanda yg diindonesiakan..tidak sesuai utk Asia..kerana belanda Bukan identity Asia..tahu bahasa melayu anda dapat Singapore, Malaysia,Brunei, Kalimantan, kepulauan riau, selatan Thai, papua.tahu bahasa Indonesia anda dapat kepulauan jawa & belanda..

[@syarifuddinrahmatullah-mf2es]

Semoga selamat sampai tujuan mister..

[@musicmagi]

Looks like you have to make another trip back to Malaysia to truly immerse into our culture ... The Malays, Chinese, Indians and all other indigenous races of Malaysian Borneo... Nampaknya kamu belum lagi berjumpa dengan lokal yang sebenarnya...kami semua boleh berbahasa Melayu selain dari bahasa ibunda kami masing masing. Agak berbeza sedikit dari Bahasa Indonesia... See you in Malaysia soon!

[@theNusantaraVlog]

I will come back at some point. :)

[@sukrisidik7666]

Slmt ke Mari to Malaysia 😂

[@theNusantaraVlog]

Thanks!

[@sukrisidik7666]

@@theNusantaraVlog welcome💪

[@amoithia83]

I'm watching👏👏👏

[@theNusantaraVlog]

Thanks!

[@soluckyme910]

One day come to Indonesia, and feel high speed railway jakarta to bandung, usually by car need 3 or 4 hours. But with high speed railway 420 km/hours jakarta bandung only need 45 minuts. Is this the first on southeast Asia. Amazing.

[@theNusantaraVlog]

I didn't know that! I will definitely give it a try!

[@kronosgenshinimpact5644]

cap

[@SamsungSamsung-vg2vt]

Enjoy yourself

[@keangwooichoo6138]

How do you school your kids?

[@theNusantaraVlog]

Homeschooling :)

[@keangwooichoo6138]

@@theNusantaraVlog ahhh just like 1. Moonshine and Lemongrass (swiss) 2. Growing up without borders (canadians)

[@zayamo7541]

michael scott vibes are strong here lol

[@theNusantaraVlog]

haha I am a fan

[@mudz_shahsalleh1356]

ngak ngerti pggl sj..bro..sng bnget..cuyy

[@ashtriana1]

So did you find the cafe on the train?

[@theNusantaraVlog]

I did not. There is a cafe on the train? I would have totally visited.

[@matderaman6333]

It's okay....kau ngomong bahasa Jawa pon kami kat Malaysia boleh paham

[@asiaone9609]

Nah.. Not all Malaysian understand Javanese language

[@RiveriaAllas]

Ora ngerti Gelo Blengos

[@sempoi7399]

Aku wong Malaysia iso ngomong boso jowo. Aku ngerti kok opo sing sampean ngomong.

[@sempoi7399]

​@@RiveriaAllas Ngerti kok. Kabeh podo ngerti Opo wae seng sampean ngomong.

[@keangwooichoo6138]

Do American trains (amtrak) do similar thing?

[@Zichoe]

Yup but they mainly run diesel instead of full electric

[@MaelEnsem]

Welcome to Malaysia 🇲🇾

[@theNusantaraVlog]

Thank you!

[@rizalismailrizal4905]

👍👍👍

[@muhammadaffandi2184]

in malaysia all bahasa u can use .. its okay.. mare bahasa more good..

[@casey666]

❤❤.love it

[@21moffzar]

Kereta means car in Bahasa Melayu, Train is Kereta api or these days, we simply call it Komuter

[@theNusantaraVlog]

Thanks for the info.

[@lily5890]

Gosh, i understand your Indonesia language. 😊

[@theNusantaraVlog]

Haha thank you!