Money stuff in Malay

[@ailiteng507]

You are the best Malay teacher on KZbin. Thank you for making learning Malay easy

[@CikguLan]

Terima kasih ! I hope to make more videos for people to learn Malay, and I hope you will continue to learn Malay !

[@dtan97]

very helpful abang

[@CikguLan]

Terima kasih !

[@nicholasfung4870]

Thanks for Teacher for teaching the useful daily phrases

[@lelebeauty3133]

that's so good I'm learning so fast from your videos , hebat tiramam khisah

[@CikguLan]

Sama-sama. I’m very happy you find the lessons useful!

[@lelebeauty3133]

[@nicholasfung4870]

Really helps a lot! And make is easy and fun to learn ,strongly recommend.

[@CikguLan]

Thank you, Nicholas! Glad you found it useful! Come back soon!

[@robiulhassan2443]

Thanks you so much your videos are super helpful 😊 ☺ 💕 ❤ 💖

[@CikguLan]

Sama-sama! I'm happy you found it helpful!

[@wasswapatrick3902]

So interesting teaching Am always interested in your malayu language teaching.keep it cikgu.may God bless you

[@CikguLan]

Terima kasih ! I hope you will continue to learn Malay, and I will continue to help you !

[@KevatStocko]

Terimah Kasih Cikgu. Interesting how the language changes continually. When I was kid in Penang in the late 1960's 50 sen was "lima kupang" must be very old fashioned now.

[@CikguLan]

Ha! Ha! Yes, you are right! 5 kupang, and don’t forget the 5 duit (5 cents)! Yes, I rarely hear the younger generation in Kedah, Penang, Perlis, and Perak “kupang” nowadays.

[@elenasong2083]

thank you so much.Your videos are super helpful

[@CikguLan]

Sama-sama! I’m happy you found it useful !

[@satyamargaislam]

Ma Sha Allah Great Job

[@CikguLan]

Terima kasih!

[@ودالجوري]

Allag bagi barakah Di kamu we want more Educational lessons malay lungage

[@CikguLan]

Ok, boleh ! Terima kasih.

[@mdjubairblogjr7865]

Very useful video teacher

[@CikguLan]

Terima kasih!

[@samowsomali3701]

Thank you teacher

[@CikguLan]

Sama-sama !

[@gopalchaudhary318]

Please make a more video conversation

[@CikguLan]

Sure, I will ! Terima kasih !

[@selfitaahrani6709]

Great

[@CikguLan]

Terima kasih!

[@JeanC.-rj8kv]

Do Malays also say "Berapa harganya?" when asking for price? or that is only used in Indonesia?

[@CikguLan]

The usage of “nya” (meaning “it”) is the same in Indonesia and Malaysia. In the case of asking for a price, in Malaysia its more likely to use ‘ini’, ‘itu’ or the noun itself. Interestingly, Malay has been spoken in (what is currently called) Indonesia since the seventh or eighth century. After independence from the Dutch in 1946, “Bahasa Melayu” (Malay language) was rebranded as “Bahasa Indonesia” as the nation’s unifying language.

[@JeanC.-rj8kv]

@@CikguLan terima kasih banyak. ❤

[@anirudhatarasia3715]

Hello sir

[@CikguLan]

Apa khabar ?

[@skywayhrd]

Include more local words, that will be helpful.

[@CikguLan]

Ok, will do. Terima kasih!