Simple dialogue In Malay (Part 2) - Learn to speak Malay

[@mshannah9360]

Aku pun tinggal kat Shah Alam. Saya dari Korea and belajar BM sekarang. Cikgu pandai mengajar. Saya akan belajar bersungguh-sungguh. Terima Kasih. guru.

[@CikguLan]

Terima kasihn Hannah. Teruskan usaha ! (Teruskan = continue, usaha= efforts).

[@mshannah9360]

@@CikguLan Saya akan ingat 'teruskan usaha'

[@mohammedmusallam2511]

These lessons are helpful and easy to understand.......waiting for the next video...Terima kasih Cikgu!

[@CikguLan]

Sama-sama! More videos coming up!

[@xander2890]

We love Bahasa Malayu! Maybe can do more of this kind video, like weekly? 😎

[@CikguLan]

Great! Sure. But maybe once or twice a month because I also have "basic Malay phrases" to be uploaded.

[@xander2890]

Terima kasih Cikgu! 😎

[@Trade392]

Great Sir, you are doing something Great to non malay speaking people, God be with you. 🙏

[@CikguLan]

Thank you, hopefully many more will start to learn Malay!

[@Trade392]

@@CikguLan sure.Wishing you more subscribers.🙏

[@Kaium281]

Wow _ after 2 years later i found someone who can very easily tech malay language well.

[@CikguLan]

Thank you and I hope you continue learning Malay !

[@adideswar]

Terima kasih Cikgu Lan, sangat membantu saya sebagai orang Indonesia yang sedang belajar Malay!

[@CikguLan]

Sama-sama, Adi! Semoga terus belajar Bahasa Melayu!

[@mrrajansethu]

Simply superb quality please continue to put videos like this very useful for learning Bahasa malayu

[@CikguLan]

Terima kasih, Rajan! Ya, saya akan buat lagi! I will make more!

[@SaintZokowan-10]

Thanks you so much for your time I am from Myanmar

[@CikguLan]

Younare most welcome ! I hope you have learnt something from my channel !

[@Hurairah_SG]

Great teacher! Terima kasih cekgu

[@CikguLan]

Sama-sama!

[@I_am_Fiesta]

Tq cikgu! Very informative and helpful lesson 🙏

[@CikguLan]

Sama-sama!

[@DHK14792]

It is so helpful to seak malay.. Thsnk you..

[@CikguLan]

Sama-sama!

[@jagsirloht7614]

Terima kasih

[@Magicboy1107]

News video more teacher. I want to learn malay. Saya Dari Kamboja😍😍😍

[@CikguLan]

Coming! One more video coming up this week!

[@Bro1774]

saya lama tak jumpa channel ini untuk dua tahun. anyways video ini selalu baik sir :D

[@CikguLan]

Ya, saya dah balik! (Yes, I have returned!). Teruskan belajar Bahasa Melayu. (Continue learning the Malay language).

[@zeyabullah5225]

Sangat bagus

[@CikguLan]

Terima kasih !

[@Handverker]

Eh! Cigu, lama jumpa. You are a very good teacher

[@CikguLan]

Ya, lama tak jumpa! Welcome back!

[@naseerahmad-nq7tf]

Sir very very nice vodo I so much like thk l waiting next vodo

[@CikguLan]

Terima kasih !

[@m_nve]

Terima Kasih Cikgu. Had a question. Could you please write down how SEKARANG is pronounced when speaking fast?

[@CikguLan]

Hi! Good question. It sounds like “skarang” or “ska” (like in ‘ska’ music) ans “rung” ( the English ‘rung’).

[@JeanC.-rj8kv]

Hi. Does kat and dalam mean the same? Can I say " Dalam Shah Alam"? Instead of Kat

[@JeanC.-rj8kv]

And I have another question: when asking "where do u work" in a formal way can still be using "mana" without the kat/di before it? Or when formal will need to apply one of both; "kerja di mana...?"?

[@CikguLan]

Hi Jean. While ‘dalam’ does translate to ‘in’, however ‘I live in Shah Alam’ is ‘Saya tinggal di Shah Alam’, which is literally ‘I live at Shah Alam’. Yes, translating Malay-English or vice versa sometimes has its quirkiness !

[@yahiasaad6334]

❤ممتاز استمر

[@CikguLan]

Terima kasih !

[@seekingdeen.]

Difference of Awak and Kau? And Saya and Aku?

[@CikguLan]

Hi. Aku and Kau is usually used between two people who know each other well, such as friends and close relatives, usually of similar age. Do not use aku and kau when speaking to someone much older or of higher ranking. Awak is used when speaking to someone much younger or lower ranking. Saya is the polite usage especially among strangers, or when speaking to someone older.

[@muhammadazeem774]

Good teacher nice

[@CikguLan]

Terima kasih !

[@jumanathaj4794]

Sir, how to call elders and strangers. Your teaching way is very good. Very useful. Terima kashi.

[@CikguLan]

Hi Jumana. For strangers, the safest way is “Encik” (Sir or Mr.) for men, and “Cik” (Ms).

[@khinthandaroowin2860]

Tarima kehsi sir, saya diri Myanmar. I m just learning Malay language

[@CikguLan]

Sama-sama. Hope you can continue learning Malay!

[@rizagarcia1724]

you near in klang sir?

[@CikguLan]

Hi Riza. Close. I’m in Shah Alam.

[@Hamdan-Ali1119]

We need more videos

[@CikguLan]

Yes, more coming soon! Thank you for watching.

[@hasanmiah820]

Good video

[@CikguLan]

@@hasanmiah820 Terima kasih !

[@abukarmurudimumin253]

Saya mau belajar Bahasa maleyu, terima Kashi.

[@CikguLan]

Very good! Bagus!

[@ayrenelim6267]

Very helpful

[@CikguLan]

Terima kasih!

[@smhaneefaclinic746]

Thanks so much

[@CikguLan]

Sama-sama! You are welcome!

[@smhaneefaclinic746]

@@CikguLan Sir , I would like to know whether I can learn malay from you online if the fees is reasonable.

[@CikguLan]

@@smhaneefaclinic746 you can email me at speakmalaylikeamalay (at) gmail or razlan (at) cikgurazlan dotcom.

[@hasanmiah820]

good video

[@CikguLan]

@@hasanmiah820 Terima kasih !

[@suroorhaider5944]

Good

[@jagsirloht7614]

Ya nice sir

[@yonghuatan9142]

Thanks

[@CikguLan]

Sama-sama.

[@Hamdan-Ali1119]

Thank you sir

[@zab3518]

Eh! Cikgu! Aku pun ada keluarga di Shah Alam! 😂

[@CikguLan]

That was fast! Ye ke (Is that so?)? Kat mana ?

[@suroorhaider5944]

Bro

[@muhammadazeem774]

Nice

[@CikguLan]

Terima kasih, Azeem!