Speak Conversational Malay in 5 minutes - Learn Malay

Simple conversational Malay to get you started and feeling comfortable with the pronunciation.
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[@mohamedsadathullaneelapura1281]

Wow 👏😮👏 Ma sha Allah, this is my first video of Malay learning, I am impressed with the way you teaching us Sir, good effort 👏👍 And really I enjoyed 😉☺

[@CikguLan]

Terima kasih. I hope you will continue to learn Malay!

[@Braunwagen]

Video ini sangat mudah difahami,dulu saya bila berjumpa orang Malaysia seringkali kebingungan kerana kosakatanya agak berbeza dengan bahasa indonesia ,Tapi sekarang saya sudah boleh memahami sedikit² 👍

[@CikguLan]

Ya, betul. Harap video-video ini dapat membantu! Terima kasih kerana menonton.

[@amandogonzalez8603]

Thank you so much for your videos, i just found your channel and is just marvelous cause i just moved to Kota Kinabalu, Sabah and these conversation are pure gold! Now I’ll become a great student! Terima Kasih !

[@CikguLan]

Terima kasih ! I hope you continue to learn. Kota Kinabalu is wonderul..I love it there! Please note that there is a sort of ‘Sabahan’ dialect of Malay. But generally you will be able to distinguish it.

[@anzillatheef8805]

Hebat ,teruskan

[@JuzlaJeffry]

Omg fun!! ca't wait to learn more :)

[@CikguLan]

That’s great! More coming up !

[@norazleenleen6117]

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[@CikguLan]

Terima kasih, Norazleen for the awards!

[@StalkedByLosers]

The influence of Indo-European in Malay is astounding. No doubt it comes from the Indian influence from thousands of years ago.

[@CikguLan]

Yes, that’s correct, as in many languages around the world which are influenced by various other languages. Actually the Arabic language has strong influence in the Malay language and even in various Indian languages/dialects.

[@StalkedByLosers]

​@@CikguLan it would make sense that Arabic also has influence as Islam spread through India and converted many ancient kingdoms. I have no doubt that Islam simply spread through the reach of ancient Indian trade routes. The fact that Malaysia still today has a strong and very ancient Islamic tradition reflects this history. The Spanish and Portuguese called the South East Asians they encountered that were Muslims "Morro" because in Iberia they were once conquered by Muslim Moores. Morro is what you call a Moore (aka Morrocan) in Spanish/Portuguese. Seeing these Muslims on South East Asia evoked that memory and they mislabeled them Morro. I love these stories. South East Asia is rich in history and most of the world is oblivious. Thanks for the video!

[@CikguLan]

@@StalkedByLosers well said ! You are spot on. Somehow it could be thoerised, not mine obviously, that Arab traders already plied these routes before Islam, before 1500 years ago. But, yes, the Portuguese and Spanish were probably surprised that Islam reached this part of the world at that time.

[@StalkedByLosers]

@CikguLan interesting...non muslim Arabs... I would like to learn more. I never heard such a thing. They are always construed as one in the same. BTW my native language is Portuguese. This is how I recognize the Indo-European words in Malay. I hear it in Tamil and Hindi too.

[@CikguLan]

@@StalkedByLosers yes, there are still Arab Christians, Coptic Arabs, and Jewish Arabs. There are so many Portuguese words that have been assimilated into Malay, though as a Malay speaker I would not be able to identify them but I’m sure you would easily identify them.

[@oakkharsoe3865]

So many teach your video put in terima kasih

[@KAPKOTIKSK]

sangat cantik menerangkan tuan...terima kasih

[@CikguLan]

Terima kasih !

[@halimaalawi3044]

Mashaa Allah , You a good teacher,

[@CikguLan]

Terima kasih !

[@kokyaw98]

Thank you sir, I'm learning Malay

[@CikguLan]

Sama-sama!

[@97javaid]

syabas cikgu, saya suka video anda

[@CikguLan]

Terima kasih. "Anda" is a formal pronoun used especially in writings or public announcements. You can say, "Saya suka video Cikgu." It means something like "I like your videos, teacher". Thanks for watching, check back soon for new videos!

[@user-ux7ki1kd1b]

Very good videos

[@migeldgreatmigel215]

Terima kasih cikgu♥️♥️🇳🇵🇳🇵🇳🇵🇳🇵

[@CikguLan]

Sama-sama!

[@zab3518]

Terima kasih Cikgu! Great lesson!

[@CikguLan]

Sama-sama, Liza! Macam mana cuaca di England ? Saya dengar hari ini ribut?

[@zab3518]

@@CikguLan Betul Cikgu, cuaca hari ini ribut di sini, angin selaju lapan puluh mph! Sekolah, kedai, servis bas, pejabat kerajaan etc tutup. Boleh dengar bunyi angin sekarang, menakutkan kita!

[@CikguLan]

@@zab3518 Oh. Jaga diri baik-baik. Kami sini doakan warga Britain semuanya selamat. (We all here pray for the safety of British citizens.)

[@karmazinpa293]

Wow! Fantastic

[@CikguLan]

Terima kasih!

[@nijarulnajimudeen537]

Super Boss, I like your video to learn

[@CikguLan]

Terima kasih, Nijarul ! I'm happy you like it !

[@anzillatheef8805]

Very useful

[@bokadesh6840]

You are the best, wow. Tomorrow I am going to impress the lady at the tea shop selling "Tea Tarik". Terima Kasih.

[@CikguLan]

Ha! Ha! Yes, please do !

[@MaskedryoWorldwide]

You're amazing!!

[@CikguLan]

Terima kasih !

[@sgt_mike9730]

Terimah kasih encik! I learn a lot !

[@CikguLan]

Sama-sama, Mikey ! Glad to hear it ! Hope you continue to learn Malay.

[@sgt_mike9730]

@@CikguLan of course I will !

[@oakkharsoe3865]

So easy and i understand .

[@CikguLan]

Terima kasih! I hope you continue learning Malay!

[@halimaalawi3044]

Thanks so much teacher ❤

[@CikguLan]

Sama-sama, Halima !

[@Handverker]

Teruskan cigu

[@CikguLan]

Terima kasih!

[@anzillatheef8805]

Terima kasih,keep going on

[@CikguLan]

Sama-sama !

[@devrajneupane3434]

very good i wnt lorn more.

[@CikguLan]

Terima kasih !

[@odourable2379]

Terima kash, cikgu! Sangat berguna untuk ajar murid-murid saya ( non-native speaker ). Harap cikgu Lan dapat buat lagi video tentang perbualan harian sebagai rujukan.

[@CikguLan]

Sama-sama! Jangan risau, saya akan lebih berusaha untuk buat video perbualan harian lagi !

[@user-ed9ji3ut1q]

Also there is a translation in Arabic for the teacher's explanation 👍🏻💐

[@ferdinandaguila7912]

Very good teacher. Bagus! (Maybe you need to explain pronunciation of C. Sound like CH in chat or church.) Terimah kasih !

[@CikguLan]

Terima kasih! Thank you for your input, I will try and make more “pronunciation” videos!

[@tuanaqeel5885]

hi guru lan se orang mlayu dri sri lanka. trimakaseh lorang na banyak ajarkan na mlayu basa ar omong di ngara malaysia.

[@CikguLan]

Sama-sama! Good to know Malay is still widely spoken in Sri Lanka! Bagus dapat tahu (Good to know) Bahasa Melayu masih (Malay language still) digunakan ( used) secara meluas ( wide usage) di Sri Lanka (in Sri Lanka).

[@murugan950]

Thank you boss

[@CikguLan]

Sama-sama!

[@oakkharsoe3865]

I like you teach Malaysia laungrate

[@syedansari3843]

Super bang...

[@CikguLan]

Terima kasih !

[@user-ed9ji3ut1q]

We want more lessons to teach, we thank you my dear teacher

[@CikguLan]

Yes, I will be making more videos soon!

[@sawino]

Thanks alots

[@CikguLan]

Sama_sama!

[@samanmahalee564]

thank you

[@CikguLan]

Sama-sama!

[@firazona]

terimakasiah!

[@CikguLan]

Sama-sama !

[@juwijuwicutie]

thnks for this lods im gonna learn malaysian for hakken🎀💕💕🖤💅😎

[@CikguLan]

Ha! Ha! Yes, please do !

[@Muthukumar-wt8ii]

Nice sir

[@CikguLan]

Terima kasih, Muthu Kumar!

[@hanaaalawi3283]

respect your labor, is Encik used for both females n males?

[@CikguLan]

Terima kasih! Encik is used for men, while Cik is used for ladies. But sometimes when “Encik” is spoken fast, we hear the sound “ncik” because the speaker omits the “En” in “Encik”. For “Cik”, the pronunciation is always the full “Cik”.

[@delowerhossain7293]

Selamat datang Cikgu! i really like your video. minta maaf. make your video fastly. cepatlah

[@CikguLan]

Terima kasih! Saya akan buat video lagi ! I will make more videos !

[@97javaid]

suatu hari nanti saya juga akan menguasai bahasa melayu, sekarang saya pelajar 🙂

[@CikguLan]

Ya ! Semestinya ! Teruskan! (Yes! For sure ! Keep it up!)

[@yubarajsapkota240]

Super

[@CikguLan]

Terima kasih !

[@jaffasholva7738]

Selamat siang. Apa khabar. Nama saya soto ayam. Saya orang Belanda. Saya ada tiga puting. Easy!

[@gopiraj8566]

How to say warden ? I like your video to learn.. thankyou so much sir...

[@CikguLan]

Hi Gopi. Warden in Malay is, warden ! Its an English loan word. But you need to qualify what type of warden. Traffic warden would be “Warden trafik”.

[@iroshanidissanayake5961]

Surveyor

[@aung2580]

What do you say for example like my professional is Human Resources? Please give me some suitable answer, sir.

[@CikguLan]

Human Resources in Malay is “Sumber manusia” literally sumber = source, manusia = human.

[@jumanathaj4794]

How to ask with ladies. Please cikgu lan explain me. Terima kashi.

[@muhammada2445]

To ask ladies for what situation?

[@nitbh6809]

Selamat! How do we say "Miss" in Malay. And human rights consultant profession in Malay? Thank you :)

[@CikguLan]

Hi, apa khabar ? Miss in Malay is Cik. The pronunciation is more like “Cheyk” similar to the “Cha-“ in “Change”. The “k” in “Cik” is a glottal stop, the “k” is not sounded. Consultant is “perunding” (pe-roon-ding), human is manusia (ma’-noo-siya) and rights is”hak asasi” (huck a-sussy)with a glottal stop on the “k”. So putting it all together is “Perunding Hak Asasi Manusia”.

[@yubarajsapkota240]

I like your learning idea for us teacher

[@CikguLan]

@@yubarajsapkota240 Terima kasih !

[@shoritullahshoritullah6413]

Sir, I want to learn malay speaking of you.

[@CikguLan]

Yes, sure!

[@Adam-wc5fs]

Hi my profession would be a service crew, how would I translate that to malay?

[@CikguLan]

In general, it would be “krew perkhidmatan”. In what industry would it be in ?

[@philbriggs5807]

Terima Kaseh. Saya warehouse worker in Air Force ..?

[@CikguLan]

Saya pekerja gudang dalam Tentera Udara. pekerja = worker from the word kerja = work, gudang = warehouse dalam= in, Tentera = Military, Udara = Air.

[@victw1]

Thank you. How to say I'm retired. Google offers Saya sudah bersara.

[@CikguLan]

Yes, Google is correct. Literally means ‘I am (Saya) already (sudah) retired (bersara)”. The pronunciation is similar to “Sar-year” “soo-dah” “burr-sar-ruh”…..if that makes sense !

[@user-xk4dd2ne4w]

I have a question about what is I (work as a student) means?

[@CikguLan]

Hi. You would just say “I am still a student” = saya masih belajar lagi.

[@CikguLan]

Masi = still, belajar = studying, lagi = some more.

[@mahdisalari1]

Silakan duduk tiga meter jauh dari tertentu

[@CikguLan]

Ha! Ha!

[@nancydang7491]

I'm your new student

[@CikguLan]

Hi Nancy! Selamat datang! Welcome ! Thank you. Terima kasih. I hope you will continue to learn Malay with me!

[@abukarmurudimumin253]

Teacher, you have not posted new lessons for a month! Teacher,what is the problem? I don't know what happened to you ? But, I hope you would restart it as soon as possible,teacher! I also hope if you see my message that you respond me,thank you so much.

[@CikguLan]

Hi! I’m fine. Just recovering from Covid! I have a few videos ready by the end of this week. Thanks for checking up on me !

[@rabailtariqmughal-RTM]

How to say i am student

[@CikguLan]

You can say, saya pelajar (pe-la-jar), or you can simply say ‘Saya student’.

[@lars5174]

I'm a freelance drama and music teacher. What would that be in Malay? Also what is the female equivalent of Encik?

[@CikguLan]

It would be, “Saya cikgu drama dan muzik”. Encik = Mr, Cik = Ms, Puan = Mrs (if you are certain she is married!).

[@lars5174]

@@CikguLan Wow terima kasih for that quick reply. Saya Orang Jerman. Saya dilahirkan di Klang, Malaysia dan menetap di Kuala Lumpur selama sepuluh tahun. Malangnya, saya tidak pernah belajar Bahasa, tetapi kini saya belajar dengan KZbin.

[@CikguLan]

@@lars5174 Tak ada masalah, Lars ! Teruskan usaha belajar Bahasa Melayu. Next month an old time friend from Munich will be visiting me and staying for a month. We will be going around Malaysia and I hope to make a video on some of our travels. We used to work together at the Deutsche Handelskammer here in KL… 20 over years ago. I also have a few Germans as students here. Please continue to learn the language, if you need help just drop me a line here!

[@dearfriendschannel17]

Can you provide English to malay meaning dictionary

[@CikguLan]

I have seen some on the internet. Google Translate is good for nouns, its almost 100% correct.

[@mohamedsadathullaneelapura1281]

And what is your profession Sir?

[@CikguLan]

Saya cikgu bahasa Melayu. I am a Malay teacher.

[@abrahamalex2926]

Administrator

[@PersonalSpiritualDevelopment]

What student is in Malay? Thanks 🙏

[@CikguLan]

Pelajar = student

[@sinethbandara9426]

How to say im a waiter

[@CikguLan]

“Waiter” is “pelayan” in Malay. But many people use “waiter”. So you can say “Saya waiter.”

[@vigap6068]

Hii Sir did you have online class

[@CikguLan]

Hi. Yes, I do conduct one-to-one online classes.

[@vigap6068]

@@CikguLan can I get your conduct number to learn BM

[@CikguLan]

@@vigap6068 email me at cikgurazlan (at) gmail

[@RamPatel2014]

Banker in Malay?

[@CikguLan]

Jurubank (with the ‘bank’ as same sound as in English), or “Saya kerja dengan bank” (I work with a bank).

[@suman_gurung872]

service

[@CikguLan]

What kind of service ?

[@salehmohammed3478]

Nama saya name Saleh

[@CikguLan]

Hi Salleh. It's "Nama saya Salleh". Bagus! Teruskan!

[@muhammadazeem774]

Woo Hebet taruskan.... 😂

[@CikguLan]

Terima kasih !

[@rajkumarkapar9203]

Excuse me sir , I want to learn malay Please hepl me

[@CikguLan]

I hope you can continue watching my channel! Terima kasih.

[@fairytale790]

Sir I am a lawyer how do you call it in malay. I was in KL from 22-28 th last week November. Wanted to meet you just out of respect,dint have your mail id, if had would have contacted you. Next time I will try .

[@CikguLan]

Peguam = lawyer. That would have been great ! Maybe next time. You can also email me at cikgurazlan (at) gmail. Look forward to it!

[@fairytale790]

@@CikguLan Great Sir nice of you.

[@clarkgaither]

Profession physician?

[@CikguLan]

Hi Clark. If you want to say “I’m a physician”, we would normally just say “Saya doktor” equivalent to “I’m a doctor”. The word “doktor” is meant to refer to “physician”. Other doctoral types, the object/noun is to be added such as dentist = doktor gigi (gigi = teeth), or vet = doktor haiwan (haiwan = animal), or surgeon = doktor bedah (bedah = operate).

[@clarkgaither]

@@CikguLan Thank you!

[@CikguLan]

@@clarkgaither Sama-sama!

[@akshainierajan6532]

Lawyer

[@CikguLan]

Peguam - per-goo-wam

[@KhizarRehmanKhizarRehman-si8vq]

Trema kashi untu belagar saya

[@CikguLan]

“Terima kasih kerana (because) mengajar (teaching) saya”. (Belajar = learn).

[@mahdisalari1]

Terima kasih, tidak boleh dikat tiraj hijau

[@CikguLan]

Sama-sama. Ya, betul !

[@user-jy5cz5xs8q]

Trim kse

[@CikguLan]

Sama-sama!

[@baymaxthebird3367]

Ok now i understand the channel name 😅

[@CikguLan]

Ha! Ha!

[@bethbs1]

Terima kasih, Cikgu. Helpful. But try to use less English please

[@CikguLan]

Ha!Ha! Ok, boleh !

[@veasnajunior20]

Football

[@luxurybrandilove2061]

Confused nama&mana

[@CikguLan]

Ha! Ha! Nice one !

[@luxurybrandilove2061]

House wife how to say in Malay language?

[@CikguLan]

Surirumah. It is actually two words joined together = suri rumah. ‘Rumah’ means house. ‘Suri’ is a polite and probably an old classic term of ‘lady’, though this term (suri) is not really used on its own nowadays.

[@luxurybrandilove2061]

Thank you teacher 🧑‍🏫