Speak Malay like A Malay - 20 Useful Phrases Pt1

[@zhangyufei8126]

Hi! my name is Yufei! I love your classes!☺I`m 11 years old!

[@CikguLan]

Terima kasih Yufei !

[@tarekharidy4305]

Thank you very much for your great explanations. I'm from Germany thinking about moving to Malaysia.

[@CikguLan]

@@tarekharidy4305 Danke schon! Terima kasih! I have a good friend from Germany and we’ve been friends for nearly 30 years. Every few years he comes to Malaysia to enjoy the weather. I have a few German students here, too. So, we look forward to welcoming you here!

[@pothimak]

Terimakasih cikgu saya orangthai pernah belajar bahasa Malay selama-lama dahulu.

[@CikguLan]

Bagus! Belajar Bahasa Melayu lagi !

[@norazleenleen6117]

Sir ,apki English bht achi hai,and malay teaching method is also toooo much easy & 👍❤️

[@armylifebruneidarusalam5885]

Great Salute sir This video today is very important interesting and useful teaching style is second to none.

[@CikguLan]

Terima kasih! I'm glad you liked it!

[@breakfastattiffanys741]

Thank you for having your face and mouth demonstration as well as words in the video!!

[@CikguLan]

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

[@zab3518]

Terima kasih Cikgu! Pelajaran bagus! Can you teach basic things we could say every day, brushing teeth, going for a walk, asking where is the toilet 🤔, etc. Not sure if you've covered this before. Jumpa lagi!

[@CikguLan]

Sama-sama! Sure, Liza. I'll do longer sentences soon, after a few more "phrases" video. !

[@monggieq4824]

Boss, more videos. So far easy to follow . liked much your videos. simple and effective kudos!

[@CikguLan]

Terima kasih! Don’t worry, I will make more videos for you to learn Malay!

[@Adair9800]

New subscriber!! I already learn bahasa Indonesia for a few years, so now it is very helpful to watch this. A few differences, but fairly similar. Razlan, same name as the MotoGP team principal. I guess it is a common name. Can’t wait to arrive in KL in 2 days. Terima kasih banyak

[@CikguLan]

Ha! Ha! Great! Bahasa Indonesia was derived from Bahasa Melayu and used widely in the Dutch East Indies (now known as Indonesia) for over 600 years. The formal Malay is almost the same as in what’s called Bahasa Indonesia now, for example songs and speeches. Anyway, there are loads of information about both languages and very interesting. Selamat datang ke Malaysia! Yes, Roslan is a common name in Malaysia and… central Russia !

[@Cho_Gue_Sung]

Terimakasi i just arrived to Malaysia and want to learn!!

[@CikguLan]

@@Cho_Gue_Sung Great! Selamat datang (welcome). Just learn the simple greetings and numbers and you’ll be impressing the locals in no time! Enjoy Malaysia!

[@sambhaldiary5487]

Is this same malay which is being spoken in southern Thailand? Sir I'm from India and was searching any good channel and I found yours. It's very helpful. Thank you sir👍

[@CikguLan]

Not really. The Malay spoken in Southern Thailand have either Kelantanese dialect (Naratiwat coast) or Northern Malaysian dialect (Krabi coast) which sound very different from the ‘standard conversational’ Malay in other Peninsular Malaysia states. I hope you continue to learn Malay from my channel !

[@sambhaldiary5487]

@@CikguLan thank you sir for your kind response. Yeah I will keep learning. Regards🙏

[@anzillatheef8805]

Terima kasih sangat

[@CikguLan]

Terima kasih banyak-banyak ! Equivalent to saying ‘Thank you very much’.

[@anzillatheef8805]

@@CikguLan 🥰

[@anzillatheef8805]

@@CikguLan terima kasih banyak banyak

[@anzillatheef8805]

@@CikguLan sir please upload new lessons.

[@CikguLan]

@@anzillatheef8805 Yes, I will !

[@iGaMerZ]

thanks a lot

[@CikguLan]

Sama-sama!

[@muhammadjuhar1836]

Mashallah all right very good

[@CikguLan]

Terima kasih !

[@bspakhual5259]

Thanks saya

[@CikguLan]

@@bspakhual5259 Sama-sama!

[@vnktravi]

Thank you brother. Best wishes from Bangalore, India

[@CikguLan]

Sama-sama, Ravi !

[@Bro1774]

apa khabar sir, video ni membantu saya banyak, jumpa lagi sir :)

[@CikguLan]

Khabar baik! Jumpa lagi!

[@sanmaungtun8951]

tarimakasih

[@CikguLan]

Sama-sama!

[@TigidankayBah]

terima kasih sir you have helped me a lot

[@CikguLan]

Terima kasih ! I am very happy to know you have benefited from my lessons ! Keep on learning Malay !

[@JHO0723]

Hi! New subscriber here ✋So thankful KZbin recommend your video to me... Im struggling to learn how to speak malay fluently. I find it so interesting. THANK YOU❤

[@CikguLan]

Sama-sama! You are most welcome! I hope you will continue to learn Malay as I will continue to assist those who are interested to learn Malay! Terima kasih.

[@samanmahalee564]

ขอบคุณครับท่าน thank you

[@CikguLan]

Sama-sama!

[@boxofcans]

So useful, terima kasih!

[@CikguLan]

Sama-sama!

[@selfitaahrani6709]

Terima kasih banyak banyak 🙏🙏🙏

[@CikguLan]

Sama-sama !

[@Trade392]

Great Going we are benefitted,wanted to press like button many times. 👏

[@CikguLan]

Great! I'm happy you like it. Will make more videos like this!

[@bellkelly4517]

💌 Very very very good lesson 👍👍👍💯💯💯. Very Easy to understand and Very Very Very Practical. Thanksssss...... so much 💝💝💝. Excellent Teacher 🏆🥇🤗🤗🤗 👍👍👍.

[@CikguLan]

Terima kasih!

[@Hamdan-Ali1119]

Thank you sir ... I m from Pakistan and i like ur videos ... Its very useful 👍

[@CikguLan]

Terima kasih. I will post some more, keep on learning!

[@rabarg2]

Great nad patient teaching technic. Enjoy learning with you

[@CikguLan]

Terima kasih! Hope you will continue to learn with me.

[@soobinswater]

this video is very helpful. terima kasih

[@CikguLan]

Terima kasih! Dari Korea ?

[@soobinswater]

@@CikguLan dari amerika! haha

[@CikguLan]

@@soobinswater Ha!Ha! Bagus (good) !

[@bensmartinez4661]

Subscribed!!! Thank you. I want to learn Malay!

[@CikguLan]

Great! Terima kasih! More videos coming soon.

[@francismichaelcedenoreyes7371]

Selamat pagi!how do yo su in malay:my very dear teacher i really appreciate it and thank you very mucho foro everything from the bottom le my heart!

[@CikguLan]

Terima kasih, Francis!

[@CikguLan]

It would be something like “Cikgu, saya sangat menghargainya dan terima kasih banyak-banyak untuk semua” literally “Teacher, I very appreciate it and thank you very much for everything”.

[@drshahab5379]

Thx this vadio is useful for me 🖤

[@CikguLan]

Sama-sama! You are welcome!

[@ladycempluk2481]

I'm learning malay. Love from indonesia

[@CikguLan]

Great! Hebat! Selamat datang ke channel saya! Welcome to my channel!

[@SianMunMuang]

Terima kasih Sri😊

[@CikguLan]

Sama-sama !

[@naveenkumarsaravananmoe7980]

Hi Sir very very simple many video

[@CikguLan]

Terima kasih ! Glad you find it useful !

[@JanardhanaKuntar-eh1iu]

Thanks dear

[@CikguLan]

Sama-sama!

[@syedansari3843]

Great Teacher❤❤❤...

[@CikguLan]

Terima kasih !

[@danieldefraeye1956]

I never see the link of the pdf here,is it possible to find or receive in another way sir?

[@CikguLan]

Hi Daniel, the link is there. Click on the "Show more" in description. In any case, I'll try and paste the link here and hope it works. drive.google.com/file/d/1HirqoowIxwxPQAFUdbgJrfLLwWrcJr4t/view

[@Handverker]

Thank you. Appreciated If you could teach us about how to give address to someone for the next video. 🌹

[@CikguLan]

Sure! Thanks for the suggestion. I will definitely make one.

[@عبدالرحمنأبكر-ل7غ]

7:31 can I say "kau boleh sekali lagi" instead "boleh tolong uluang"?

[@CikguLan]

“Kau boleh sekali lagi” is translated to “You can one more time”. You can say “Boleh tolong ulang sekali lagi ?” meaning “Can repeat one more time?”. Please note that if it is certain that you are speaking to a person, you don’t normally have to use pronouns because it is understood that you are speaking to the specific person.

[@jefflinn22]

Sir, Do you teach online?

[@CikguLan]

Yes, I do. You can email me at cikgurazlan @ gmail.

[@KhizarRehmanKhizarRehman-si8vq]

Boleh tolong ulang

[@Adair9800]

When I say berapa harga, I don’t need to add the nya, as I might do in bahasa Indonesia?

[@CikguLan]

No, you do not need to add ‘nya’. But you can add in ‘ini’ or ‘itu’.

[@ramadosramados7066]

I am working from hotel how do take order? Me thinging what you want you before any body take order some word please

[@CikguLan]

Hi. There are a few. Such as "Sudah order?" meaning "Already ordered?" (Have you ordered?), the customer will either answer "Sudah" (Already), or "Belum" (Not yet).

[@zamanGilgiti9205]

Love bro

[@CikguLan]

Terima kasih !

[@bushraalmunifi8594]

Thanks 🌷🌷🌷

[@CikguLan]

Sama-sama!

[@OppoOppo-cw1yo]

thank you for making useful videos! it is helpful for stranger's like me.keep it up please.

[@CikguLan]

Sama-sama! I'm glad you benefited from it!

[@korawitwoonsin7547]

Do we have to strongly clatter the”R”sound in Bahasa Malay, cikgu?

[@CikguLan]

Hi Korawit. No. The "R" sound in Malay is quite soft. Much less than the Spanish "R", and much less than the English "R". In Malay, the "R" sound, the tip of the tongue is just behind the top front teeth but touching the gum and not the teeth. Or another way is saying the "R" in the English way, but move the tounge forward, you will immediately notice the "R" sounds much lighter. Hope this explanation helps!

[@korawitwoonsin7547]

@@CikguLan terima kasih banyak ya cikgu.😀😀😀

[@zamanGilgiti9205]

Nice bro

[@CikguLan]

Terima kasih !

[@zab3518]

Cikgu - what's the difference between Sebab and Kerana?

[@CikguLan]

"Kerana" is similar to "because" and "sebab" is mostly used as "the reason/the reason being", or "that's why".

[@khaled9624]

The only phrase i don't understand what it is mean is ( saya allergic pada) i hope you explain it to me more

[@CikguLan]

Its the same meaning as “allergic” in English. Although we do have a word for “allergic” in Malay, most people would understand the English word.

[@angielim5789]

Good

[@CikguLan]

Terima kasih !

[@balasundaram8592]

Fine nice vedio👌

[@CikguLan]

Terima kasih !

[@sururhadair1029]

Bro

[@metha3311]

THANK YOU SO MUCHH

[@CikguLan]

Sama-sama!

[@AustinPowersNL]

Is this the same as Moluccan malay?

[@CikguLan]

Not really. Some words are the same, Moluccan word structure is slightly different. The base is Malay but it simplified and altered to fit the local culture/language. This is however only my point of view.

[@jackchuachua3706]

Can i wish a malay 'salam alaikum

[@CikguLan]

Hi Jack. Islam as you know is practiced globally. In this modern era, where clothings are becoming universal it is hard to distinguish people from their nationalities, let alone determining their religion. Many many years ago, we can sometimes kind of identify the religion or nationality of a person, but quite difficult now. Muslims will never know if the person from China, or India, US, France, Germany, Philippines etc are Muslims. The salam (or assalamualaikum) is an indication, in this modern era, to inform the other person that one is a muslim. If a muslim knows that the other person is muslim, he/she will normally start with the salam. For example, a caucasian Swedish who is a muslim suddenly meets a Chinese wearing a muslim head gear, he will confidently greet with the salam. So, saying the salam is not only to greet a fellow muslim, but also for others to identify the person as muslim. Just like a Japanese Muslim who greets Malays with the salam. Or a Korean muslim who greets Arab muslims. So its a long explanation, but I do hope you understand!

[@jumanathaj4794]

Plz give many examples

[@CikguLan]

Ok, thank you for the feedback. Maybe I can create a workbook for downloading.

[@ysmn6960]

👍👍👍

[@CikguLan]

Terima kasih!

[@zhangyufei8126]

how old are you?

[@CikguLan]

Ha! Ha! Probably as old as you grandfather! Saya 57 tahun. "I am 57 yeas old".

[@annaduraiadalarasan1641]

Very low audio..

[@CikguLan]

Thank you for the feedback. I will improve the audio.

[@Vijay14348]

😢

[@marzoonmohamed2124]

in the beginning why don't you say SALAM ? Are you muslim or not ?

[@jackchuachua3706]

I am not a muslim, can i wish salam alaikum

[@jeyansamudraraja1660]

Therima khashi

[@CikguLan]

Terima kasih. (Thank you) Sama-sama (You are welcome)

[@tessyshil1470]

E👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍

[@CikguLan]

Terima kasih!

[@نسيمعلي-ك5ض]

Hi I want some one Who want to practice malay every day with me

[@silentmode5573]

I have always thought that sama sama is same same 😅

[@CikguLan]

It could have originated from that; sama = same. It could also be translated as likewise or same here.

[@jackchuachua3706]

I am not a muslim, can i wish salam alaikum

[@abdulazizaljaadi5579]

waalaikumussalam. May Allah guide you to the straight path, my friend

[@feralkittymadness]

Of course you can.b

[@youraveragechad1948]

Minta maaf cikgu, Macam mana kata "please" dalam Bahasa Melayu?

[@CikguLan]

There is no equivalent of “please” in Malay as in English. The concept of “please” in Malay is quite different. If you want to say “Please come in” in Malay it would be “Sila masuk”. If you want to request someone to do something, it would be “Tolong tutup pintu” or “Please close the door”. Thank you for question, I will make a video about this !

[@youraveragechad1948]

@@CikguLan Terima Kasih!

[@sururhadair1029]

Good

[@CikguLan]

Thank you, terima kasih.