Foreigners describe Malaysia in 1 word (street interviews)

[@Livingabroadalex]

How would you describe Malaysia in 1 word?

[@shima2910]

Home

[@nickloong]

Peaceful!😁

[@nickng7254]

Boleh

[@Yasin_Affandi]

Wonderful.

[@Yasin_Affandi]

Diverse.

[@HH-qw6ex]

I was there in December Last Year beautiful country and wonderful people. Much love to you Malaysia.

[@zafir7007]

Welcome back anytime

[@HH-qw6ex]

@@zafir7007 Thank you so much!! That is very sweet of you.

[@husairimr.h3388]

Bersyukurlah Rakyat Malaysia masih diberikan keberkahan oleh Allah Taala Aamiin3....have a nice days

[@yooneunhyesarang9245]

You'll make a good social media ambassador for Malaysia ❤❤

[@Livingabroadalex]

Thank you 😁

[@brothersman524]

I have been to Malaysia 7 times with my 7th visit only 2 weeks ago and here are my several one word answers: Dynamic, Stunning, Amazing, Diversity, Beautiful, Wonderful, Magnificent, Friendly, Gorgeous, Fantastic, Intriguing, Fascinating, Modern, Hot, Humid, Phenomenal.

[@ghazalijusoh174]

Alhamdulillah, ramai warga asing yang menyukai malaysia, allahuakbar

[@noordinbeldenlex1620]

It's encouraging to hear that most tourists have a favourable opinion of this country. Malaysia's population is made up of members of the three primary ethnic groups that distinguish Malaysia from all of its neighbours, with the exception of Singapore: Malay, Chinese, and Indians. This makes Malaysia stand apart from other countries in Southeast Asia. In Bangkok, Jakarta, or Manila, you might still run into some local Chinese or Indians, but they've all blended in so well that it's hard to tell them apart from natives. On the other hand, all Malaysian ethnic communities are free to practise their own religions, speak their native tongues, and preserve their unique cultural customs here. There is a China Town nearby so you don't need to travel to China to get a taste of the country. Little India is here too, so you don't even need to travel to India. Therefore, if you don't have much time to see all of Asia, come visit Malaysia because Malaysia is truly Asia.

[@Livingabroadalex]

Well said!!

[@abangf]

malaysia is great for first time traveller into asia, you get to sample many culture in one place

[@zemry-mh4sq]

..Zahid Hamidi , Anwar Ibrahim , Lokman Adam , Abdullah Badawi, Muhyiddin Yassin , Ismail Sabri ,Najib Razak, Mahathir dan Hasan ........ Pulang kan semua gaji dan elaun elaun menteri duit rakyat yang kau semua ambil dan berikan kepada rakyat Malaysia yang hidup susah..... .. Kau semua muka tak malu , kau orang je yang hidup senang berduit , rakyat hidup susah , pelancong luar negara yang dapat kesan dengan mata sendiri.... Hari hari tengok muka Kau tersenggih senggih konon konon nya di mulia kan Dan di panggil tan sri, tun , datuk .. ini semua gelaran gelaran 'cetek ' yang buat hati rakyat sakit dan pelancong luar negara dapat rasa bagaimana bodoh nya melihat Kau orang semua ni yang kaut untung dengan duit rakyat sedang pelancong luar negara pandang rendah apabila mengetahui bangsa sendiri susah harta rakyat di kaut secara senyap dan secara terbuka.

[@decTac]

Malaysia is so interesting.. Malaysia is truly Asia 🇲🇾👍

[@zaidarazak2838]

I guess the tourists may think Kampung Baru is a slum..but it's a village and the value of the land owned by the villagers is mind blowing but most of them chose not to sell the land. Most non greedy Malaysians also wish the Kampong Baru will be kept as it is with proper maintenance as Kampung Morten in Melaka.

[@AimanMohtar1787]

Yeah.. Homeowners there do not agree with compensation payments, and land prices that are not commensurate with what is offered by the government that wants to upgrade the area ..We have to maintain the legacy of the authenticity of Malay culture in Kuala Lumpur in the Kampung Baru like in the morten kampung of Melaka.. make it modern classic and have recognition..

[@richardliu7499]

As a Malaysian, it is better to keep Kampung Baru as it is. This is our culture heritage. What is the point of building high rise? I miss the old kampung houses which you cannot see nowadays.

[@zaidarazak2838]

Why the government or those developer can't see this point. I was around that area during early 90s era, Tan Sri Rais Yatim was with the Ministry of Heritage, he requested those developer or DBKl or who bought the old buildings to built new office bldg or shops to preserved the facade of the building in order to preserve the looks. So it's good move right? So why not they just upgrade the Kampung Baru, give new Kampung vibes.

[@ThePaulz80]

I believe Kampung Baru is one of oldest rural Malay area with old history culture here, apsal plak jadi slum inside village ? BTW, Wanjo masih mahal...Tanglin masih sedaap.

[@azamnaiyar8468]

thanks to all for the lovely words...

[@X_101]

1WORD FROM MSIA FOR TOURIST ,TQ,,, ALHAMDDULLIAH🤲

[@angieng2029]

Thank you tourists for choosing Malaysia, truly Asia... Love from all Malaysian.❤🇲🇾

[@faridahad5840]

Malaysia itu cuacanya, masa juga seimbang..12 jam siang 12jam malam sangat fleksibel

[@valkang2844]

Mystic!! Worth exploring. Modern city KL but jungle with exotic animals in east Malaysia.

[@Livingabroadalex]

Excellent word

[@Yasin_Affandi]

What a wonderful video. Only just one word to describe KL or Malaysia, ha ha, that would be surreal.

[@window2000]

underrated....

[@Livingabroadalex]

For sure

[@mohammadshamsuddin9978]

really..?

[@greenyellow1200]

AWESOME 👍💚🇲🇾

[@muhamatbinmailmuhamad594]

Nampaknya mat salleh suka dengan Malaysia dari pelbagai negara d erupah suka dengan Malaysia. Tk

[@RazaliZali-l4r]

Food friendly country serves food from all over the world.

[@Mrfit-m9x]

Yeah..its modern.i truly agree with that..nice jobs mr alex

[@abmajidomar2687]

Amazing

[@Livingabroadalex]

It really is!

[@penjejakdarulhakiki2119]

Modern city, nice building

[@nurhaslindamohamedyunus6419]

Lovely

[@Livingabroadalex]

Great choice!

[@mtgam5]

Please visit Sabah as well, many tourists come to Sabah every year and the number is increasing but sadly I don't think the authorities are doing enough to maintain the cleanliness part of the KK city.

[@JunaidahAbuBakar-gk6qd]

For ur info, most Malaysians people doesn't go outside during the hot day.. They will go out for a walk in the evening when it is not that hot.. The evening weather is dim and windy.. if they go out during the hot day they prefer to go to the shopping mall because they will walk inside the mall at that time because it is cooler because there is an air conditioner inside

[@Mohd1syukri]

sorry im not very good english language hope you all understand honestly we are malaysia country and malaysia people we want to prove it to foregnier and investors to coming in my malaysia country we are malaysia country progress makes country will be more better in the future i love my malaysia country 😘🇲🇾 and god bless you all

[@royzack2047]

9:42 "How do you guys know each other?" His dad: "Reproduction" 👀

[@bopbopboo]

Actually they chose to keep their village style houses in parts of KL

[@Shuana9376]

Right…? They are rich people but they chose to stay in their village houses

[@TheYethsbc]

Welcome to Malaysia

[@ahmadmustakhimabdmutalib59]

😊thewesternvisitors better frequently take bath when in Malaysia heat

[@xiaomashitu]

🎉🎉🎉

[@bennedickarup2207]

Welcome to Malaysia 🇲🇾

[@macdmacd7896]

thanx bro ❤

[@richardliu7499]

One sentence to discuss Malaysia. "You will never get shot, unlike other countries." Also, the guy who said it is imbalance, most of the beggars you saw on the street, they are NOT Malaysian but foreigners from Burma. They came and they stay forever without any passport.

[@jantr2935]

may be the foreign workers hostels too

[@chengong748]

One word I would describe Malaysia. Crazy! Crazy tall building and crazy traffic 😂

[@yuzazuryatibintimohdyusofk139]

Home❤

[@Livingabroadalex]

Awww! That's sweet

[@SC-vw1nx]

I love it , those father and son is getting along , travel together! I won’t with my dad 😅

[@Livingabroadalex]

😅

[@rusheruheriyanto1550]

Setuju Bro Malaysia Negara terbaik untuk percontohan Dunia , jangan harap Negara manapun di Dunia gak bisa mengalahkan Malaysia , Malaysia 👍

[@purnamamerindu8166]

Malaysian people are heavily mixed because this region have been receiving mass migration since 11th century and its located strategically in the middle

[@Luno_Referral_Code_ZJBS3P]

❤

[@t700qwe8]

♥🇲🇾

[@malasfikirable]

👍👍👍👍👍

[@Aliff-ru9wv]

My paradise!

[@susahlah354]

Just for info .. as Malaysian.. now we have a great leader and a great king…

[@VeteranATM]

Disagree.I'm Malaysian too....we knew the facts.No need to comments further here.Bye

[@Salbiyyah]

Agree with the King, nothing to say about the leader. The previoud PMs was the one that made modern Malaysia today..

[@susahlah354]

@@Salbiyyah that is your opinion but for me I have visited close to 50 countries…and I always proud of my country Malaysia and our leader and King..

[@Salbiyyah]

@susahlah354 Of course. I am just practicing my rights 🙂

[@amiryazidali7659]

We have a great king as usual, but there is a lot more to be desired from the present politician/ leadership🫡🫡😇

[@norainiraof7581]

Peaceful

[@kakalakiakka4545]

Humid

[@Livingabroadalex]

😅

[@nurhaslindamohamedyunus6419]

❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤

[@ahmadabdullah3959]

🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤

[@MdSanaullah-bolok]

Bro do you make video with camera please tell me I am speaking from Bangladesh🇧🇩

[@Livingabroadalex]

Yes Gopro10

[@MdSanaullah-bolok]

@@Livingabroadalex thank you so much

[@elainectlow]

Yes, we're living in a diversity loverly country.

[@Max-oi9es]

👍🏾

[@jeep-ub7ct]

🤗🤗🤗🌷😎

[@nordianaeddie]

Harmony

[@Livingabroadalex]

Perfect word

[@asrie1234]

*It's save, please come to other's State in Malaysia likes Sabah Sarawak Pahang Terengganu Kelantan Perak Other's, a lot off culture you can see, you olso can joining local person drink at any restaurants just asking, more & some local person are welcome you joining, just tried 🇲🇾💪👍💝🤩❤️💖🥰😍❤️‍🩹💖❤️🤩💝👍💪🇲🇾*

[@joebloe4374]

2 times tried to comment but yt keeps deleting

[@Livingabroadalex]

Weird. Try again 😊

[@zaharizak]

Just write "KZbin is wonderful". That'll surely go through. 😁✌

[@Livingabroadalex]

😅

[@bestgamingduo]

I live in malaysia in subang jaya

[@kopxpert]

Poverty? Dafuq? What do they see in KL that would be seen as poverty?

[@armanfarhan2017]

New york you hear that jawanese😂😂

[@Gojo4053]

😂😂😂😂 Eventually Indon ketar ketir heard that 😂😂

[@sathi6320]

gastronomic

[@Livingabroadalex]

Good one!

[@mindthegap1669]

Charming

[@Livingabroadalex]

For sure!

[@mohdfaridmdnor]

🤲🤲🤲

[@iapakda1888]

unpredictable

[@abdulrahimabubakar3444]

All of you say "very cheap". Not for us on local wages.

[@mikeymouse6530]

Tasty!

[@hatelulushamilton5362]

See dear my malay friends stop hating usa or boyvott any product.this product r not related with conflict.

[@moritzburmester3745]

black Guy at min 9 kinda hot who AGREES?

[@MohdfitriAlyasa]

Multiracial country

[@daigamessg6725]

If rule by PAS,Malaysia will go back to year 1960

[@shhas1483]

Nobody interested to know

[@weijyeng4539]

Diverse

[@abuzamirismail2088]

Reconcile

[@MohdFadliAbdullah]

Rojak

[@armydisrespect244]

1Mdb

[@awang57]

The Malays in Malaysia demonstrate remarkable tolerance towards other races. This was evident when the Federation of Malaya gained independence from the British in 1957, as the Malay community welcomed immigrants from China and India to share the country. However, this inclusivity was balanced with special privileges for Malay residents, which were agreed upon and intended to be upheld as long as supported by the Malay population. This arrangement does not infringe upon human rights; rather, it represents a mutually agreed-upon pact. The fairness of this agreement is underscored by the fact that the British granted independence to Malaya in 1957. Therefore, allegations of the Malays being a racist nation or claims of racial discrimination in Malaysia should cease. Instead, recognize the fortunate opportunity your grandparents had in being granted the privilege to reside in this blessed land indefinitely.

[@aguhyp9323]

Malaysia love Bangladesh 😂😂😂

[@bellxp8877]

off course sbb Indon suka mamat Bangla

[@amiryazidali7659]

Malaysia loves every nations in the world except Israel.🫡🫡

[@Aliya-l7r]

Bangladesh love memek indon

[@armanfarhan2017]

Shame on you indonesian

[@rynahazreena88]

At least most of the Bangladeshi come to Malaysia with the permit. Unlike some Indonesians that come to Malaysia as immigrants since decades and didn't realize that Indonesians in Malaysia reach up to 1million people Using Malaysian's subsidy and so on.