They say Malay is easy…🙉

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[@Shun12380]

"Fine, what is water in malay then?" "Air" "No, I said water" "Air"

[@caseyyeow1649]

Ah-air if you pronounce it

[@amika892]

LMAOOOO whenever i try to read air (ah-ir) for malay i sometimes pronounce it as the word air itself

[@susan7374]

Lol, this really got me at the petrol station 🤣 "water / air"

[@urlocalimu]

A yir

[@thegreatmalayaempire]

AYAQQQQ

[@peo8004]

You are not learning malay until you learn the imbuhan. Haha.

[@nadiahDono]

Dan segala bagai tatabahasa 😩

[@haikal1761]

@@nadiahDono tapi tak guna pun dalam kehidupan seharian😂🤣

[@senadzri]

Jangan lupa penjodoh bilangan. Haha

[@mi_rai]

@@senadzri penjodoh bilangan cam penah dgr

[@haizulyadianwar118]

@@mi_rai alaaaa...yg tlg kita cari jodoh tu 🤭

[@aafif5607]

"What are we going to called 'Lamp' in Bahasa?" "Hm, let's just add a letter U at the end" "Genius!"

[@halimmoesa3097]

Bahasa is not the name of the language.

[@starrkow]

@@halimmoesa3097 The english teachers in my school use that to differentiate from 'Bahasa Melayu' and 'Bahasa Inggeris'

[@halimmoesa3097]

@@starrkow I must say, your English teachers are wrong then. Bahasa in Indonesian and Malay means 'language', there are many foreigners using the word 'bahasa' to refer to Malay or Indonesian though it's wrong. We use the word 'bahasa' to all languages, not only Malay (and Indonesian). Saying "I speak Bahasa" is the same as saying "I speak language", it doesn't make sense and people should call it by the proper name.

[@starrkow]

@@halimmoesa3097 still it doesn't matter because every malaysians know that if you say only 'bahasa' you're referring to bahasa melayu.

[@halimmoesa3097]

@@starrkow Not every malaysians. Many people confuse it with Indonesian. I don't know what's wrong with you, instead of educating foreigners by the proper name, you follow their mistakes. If foreigners say "I've been to Melayu" would you be okay with that too? I believe most Malaysians know what he meant.

[@mfaredabdullah]

The way he pronounce it in malay is sooooo malayyy 🤣🤣🤣

[@GoodOldDays650]

Yessir

[@mohdfatykamalahmadafandi7474]

Betul,, relak tu paling nampak SBB xde s

[@syamilfiqri-yp1np]

we malaysian says bir is birr but he said it bih😂😂

[@GenshinImpactEi]

Relax in malay is Tenang or Sabar.

[@InstitutionalWorker]

​@@GenshinImpactEikadang² kita guna "rilek" lol itu macam cara formal

[@nazry7819]

Cake , lorry , class everything is the same pronounce but different spelling that's all 😂 We actually pinjam *borrow your language je

[@Nuvilix]

if you read form 2-3 text book,you can see macam mana British memperkenalkan sistem bahasa mereka

[@nazry7819]

@@Nuvilix yeah true

[@amirudinadnan7024]

Well, that's because we're former British colony.

[@markodea]

I’ve had it! 🤪

[@suhailamustaffa8936]

Well, we have persian, arabic, spanish, portuguese in Malay too.

[@cirit101]

"komputer" 🌚🌚 Hahahaha 🤣.. perfect accent.

[@markodea]

🤣🤣🤣

[@5ivez136]

Agree

[@yukierblx]

I mean it is komputerlah.

[@moysister]

We Indonesians roll the 'r' so hard as if there is no tomorrow 😂

[@joey070893]

@@moysister True. While we Malaysians always drop the 'r' at the end of the words.

[@-MEANS-]

"what's hospital in Malay" Me: hospital💀

[@FrozenDrone12]

In Malay : Hospital In Indonesia (And some region in Malaysia) : Rumah Sakit

[@n.syahirah8580]

​@@FrozenDrone12Malay = Hospital

[@erinezuko7662]

"They say Malay is easy" Me who barely passed my Malay exam: 👁️👄👁️

[@jasonmyboi8792]

OMG so do I barely pass my UPSR

[@fayhay8011]

Lol,same but I never think how I'm good at Bahasa Melayu based on my exam

[@xaptor8685]

Karangan panjang with peribahasa is mind boggling for me. Even if it freaking requires more than 400 or 500 words.

[@hanabigee12]

That's because the Malay language exam involves the grammars.

[@ElephantGambit]

Same ;-;

[@BILZA]

Your malay accent is perfect 😆😆

[@markodea]

Trima kasih byk2 kwn!

[@_ABDUL-RAHIM.]

Yeah perfect !

[@jwschannel19]

@@markodea wow learn to short typing

[@clairesimxh1141]

Other than kek, other's are quite good hahahaa

[@joey070893]

The "komputer" one is perfect lol. If I only heard the audio I would've thought a native Malaysian said it.

[@mirza5765]

Most Malaysians don't usually say 'relak' but we usually say 'sabar'

[@carsunriver4159]

Kata yg sama maksud relax tu santai sebenarnya.

[@jaywhypapi_supremacy]

Im an emirati indian and i say sabar too

[@Yahananaa1]

Penang people say this everyday

[@someminecraftersftw6458]

lek lu lek lu

[@Abhinav_Sengupta]

Sabar is also in Hindi/Urdu

[@SoullessliiMai]

As a Malaysian who speak both English and Malay, I can confirm that both languages are in common only because the latter has a lot of loanwords (kata pinjaman) we borrowed from English.

[@united9114]

And English loan from parsian language 🤷‍♀️🤷‍♂️😅

[@SoullessliiMai]

@@united9114 Almost every language has loanwords, so understandable.

[@user-arifhaikal]

There are also words from arab

[@emilatik8581]

But,mostly from Latin and Nordic linguistics..I'm just saying..@@united9114

[@AryanPatriot]

The only language that doesn’t have loan words besides brands is Arabic by that I mean like Starbucks is “ستاربوکس” or similar to that and it’s pronounced Starbucks

[@n.syahirah8580]

basikal = bicycle Police = Polis Hospital = Hospital Television = Televisyen

[@nazunyan177]

He sounds so malay already 😂

[@Kay_Nizam]

Right..🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@markodea]

Betol ker?

[@nazunyan177]

@@markodea Wahhh..mark balas🤣🤣🤣..betul la .you pon cakap dah bunyi macam org melayu😆

[@rishwinray9396]

@@nazunyan177 kan...dia jawab pun...pandai pandai

[@4goat69]

@@markodea betoll

[@Nabila-dx8xf]

because we are invaded by British..so a lot of Malay words are borrowed from english

[@Kay_Nizam]

Colonised..😅

[@yenchu1237]

This only started in the early 90s. When I was in school in the 80s, it was pure Bahasa Malaysia that we learned. Not these melayunised English words.

[@Kay_Nizam]

@@yenchu1237 indeed.

[@syed1027]

Bila masa kita kena invaded dengan British

[@af5411]

@@syed1027 kan..kita mana pernah kene jajah diorg dtg melancong jer😏

[@godhelpstopfap9304]

Conversational Malay: 😏hmph ez Exam Bahasa Melayu: 😳what is dis

[@VOID_ADAM]

why is this so true😭

[@amirulhamizan3440]

Exams are always hard.. because they test new knowledge that you just learn.. (most of the time)

[@InstitutionalWorker]

Susah Gile doh 😭😭

[@CottageGurl]

This is so true 😭😭

[@muhammadnurimanabdulrazik5695]

I love the "Relak" part, it really spit my Milo all over in my room! Hahahaha 😂🤣😂😆

[@rosmadiabdullah74]

how dare you waste that milo

[@mutazarshaari1623]

I laugh to death

[@chrischin5454]

Lepak lah bodoh…

[@Watermeloncat70]

I love milo but you drink to much to fill up your entire room😂😂

[@improbablyfur]

HOW DARE YOU WASTE MILO, ANWAR WILL GET YOU

[@chillguynamedwan1034]

Gosh the way you pronounce "komputer" in Malay sounds cute

[@raysorayhocobalt]

Relax in Malay is “Bertenang”

[@angahsyber68]

Bukan santai ke? 😂

[@ujangmuhammad_h2923]

Relax tu santai lah. Calm down bru brtenang

[@randomnetizen7065]

konfiden kena tggi walaupun salah

[@headhunter7342]

Sbb tu bahasa melayu sememangnya susah. Nk score A utk bhasa melayu dlm spm pun payah😅 walaupun kita guna dlm kehidupan seharian

[@aduhaiya]

boleh je... Relaks pun dah jadi kata pinjaman dalam bahasa kita...

[@rais1953]

I'm Australian but studied Bahasa Indonesia in university and later spent time in Malaysia where I became familiar with Malaysian Malay. On one occasion I was asked to give a talk to a group consisting of English speakers and Malay speakers. For simplicity I did my own English translation. After the talk I asked my Malaysian friends, "In the Malay talk did you hear me use any English word?" They said "No." I asked, "If I can do that why can't you?"

[@hazejm]

Tbh how does malay language sounds to you?

[@rais1953]

@@hazejm If I'm speaking Malay I think in Malay. So it just sounds natural.

[@MuhammadHanif-yr4jv]

Malay language for me is the simplest one to study since that it does not have masculine or feminine like the other language do have.

[@kesatria_gelap]

Absolutely correct.

[@beauleandre]

Filipino also

[@leonardowynnwidodo9704]

Indonesian too. It’s similar to Malay but Indonesian language is influenced by Javanese, since the majority is Javanese, and Dutch, as we were a Dutch colony

[@ALAINLEONGJIANXIANGMoe]

You dont care any of these ? Imbuhan? Sentence reversed?

[@fatahmukhriz8919]

​@@leonardowynnwidodo9704 memang similar pun sebab bahasa Indonesia akar dia dr bahasa Melayu. Awak Google sahaja asal usul bahasa Indonesia dapat la jawapannya

[@mesebak]

" You're starting to get on my nerves now Mate " 😆😆😆😆😆😆🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@mu_0023]

That's the reason why both Malay and Indonesia is very easy to learn, most of words are "borrowed" and synchronized so people can communicate with foreigner/merchants even they can't speak out language properly (Sorry for my bad grammar)

[@halimmoesa3097]

Basically they're the same language (with different standars). Indonesian is Malay with the Indonesian standard and Malay is Malay with Malaysian, Bruneian or Singaporean standard.

[@rendim5788]

WTFYM BAD GRAMMAR ITS PERFECT

[@FrozenDrone12]

​​@@halimmoesa3097both of Indonesian and Malaysian language are basically a "Standardized" Malay, both of them root in the same language The only different is where those "Malay" based off, Indonesian based on Sumatran Riau Malay while Malaysian based on Malacca and Johor Malay Malay is a widespread language in the archipelago South East Asian so yeah there's a reason for that

[@nicklasprince]

I speak 4 languages and started learning malay a few months ago, i find it hard even though everyone says its easy! Usually the ones saying that are natives 😁 These are the toughest challenges i think: 1. Everyone translating differently, i will ask 2 different people to translate the same thing and they give me totally different translations in malay. Google translate also gives me another translation! So confusing. 2. Several words meaning the same. 3. Everyone replying to me in English, as i look foreign, when i speak malay, locals tend to reply in English, which makes it hard to practice what i learn.

[@motaksalah7583]

1. Sometimes English words have different meaning but in malay it's the same thing. Example English words like cup,glass,mug usually we just called it cawan 😅 2.yeah quite few words have different meaning but it depends on what you are referring to. Example daki: 1) dirt on your skin 2) climb hill or mountain Mereka: 1) them 2) design/create something 3. Just tell them you are learning to speak Malay & ask them to reply in Malay too 😅

[@miorozylinkamardin4914]

book = buku ball = bola pen = pen police = polis ambulance = ambulan discrimination = diskriminasi information = informasi revolution = revolusi transformation = transformasi archive = arkib air = udara water = air hahaha🤣 = kahkahkah🤣 so easy and funny to learn malay 🤣

[@ALAINLEONGJIANXIANGMoe]

air is technically water but in a gas form. water in malay is called air (ai-yeh)

[@ZhiyingHarp]

i remember the "Reformasi" protest in Indonesia

[@kawaiSugar]

Pen: pena?

[@udasan]

Discrimination = berat sebelah Information = maklumat Transformation = perubahan 😊

[@Aidanhatessquan]

Taxi = Teksi

[@ieynna09]

😂 😂 😂 The Komputer is right. Next word is bag = beg, pencils =pensel, pen= pen.

[@markodea]

Sama tapi x sama

[@leedane2694]

Chocolate Apple Orange Ambulance Hospital Hotel

[@thunderedsun203]

@@leedane2694 coklat epal oren ambulans hospital hotel

[@BliarGG]

@@markodea nak tanye saye dari indonesia ok.... Kenape tulisan tak menjadi x ye???

[@orchidsblossoms]

@@BliarGG sbb simbol "X" selalu guna utk tujuan melarang dan nafi

[@jintanmanis5000]

Dia punya nada Melayu tuh, hebat betul Kang nanti bolehlah kecek kelate hahah

[@szdira]

sometimes Malaysian Word are borrow from english that's why the pronounce in still the same

[@LucasDoesGacha]

As a Malaysian i can relate to this when my American friend tries to learn Malay.

[@izatt79]

The last word, idiot was the winner. Coz “idiot” is literally “bodoh”. Bravo! At last.

[@markodea]

Ryan tu Mangkuk

[@meeha-]

@@markodea eh

[@jannahdinie6435]

@@markodea EHHHHH ...🤣

[@SilatBegin]

English : Relax Malay : relaks arr..

[@harithainsworth1288]

Bkn~ "ilek la~"

[@leonardowynnwidodo9704]

A Britishman learning Malay is probably easy since Malaysia was a British colony for about 300 years, so the Malay language is heavily influenced by English. Fun fact: as an Indonesian, I noticed some of those Malay words sound similar to Indonesian, such as”komputer” and “kelas”

[@erinpilla]

As a foreigner who speaks both Bahasa Melayu and Bahasa Indonesia, I think they are doing a bad job learning Malay this way LOL. My tutor would always tell me NO GOOGLE TRANSLATE LAH! 😂

[@rayiscoolandawesome]

To be fluent in Malay really quick, get out from the Expat and KL Malaysian bubble, live in suburban or rural Malay area and immerse with the non English/Manglish speaking local or have a Malay girlfriend who doesn't speak a lick of English 😉

[@ms.chuisin7727]

They're gonna get an accent though 🤣

[@rayiscoolandawesome]

@@ms.chuisin7727 it's okay la as long can understand each other 😄

[@MyTravelogue-nb2cm]

In summary, Mat Dan 😂😂😂

[@rayiscoolandawesome]

@@MyTravelogue-nb2cm lol yeah but he married a Malay woman, so his Malay went from fluent to advanced some people really need to get a gf right now 🤣🤣🤣

[@izhamsham843]

@@rayiscoolandawesome He married a Malay woman after he mastered advanced Ganu. Then he learnt Intermediate Malay. I'm not sure he mastered Malay before or after he got married. Quite sure before he got married.

[@terencelee880]

Malay language is easier than Mandarin, wherein you need to learn thousands of Mandarin words OMG.

[@soraxx9463]

Lmao i literally study mandarin for over 5 years and my score always 40-60 💀

[@ibanheadhunter8317]

Yalah. I gave up after 6 years of learning.

[@terencelee880]

@@ibanheadhunter8317 As long we can converse well in Mandarin, doesn't matter if we don't know read and write. When I visit Taiwan in 2014, many friendly Taiwanese say same thing to me.

[@Melon-ALL-Free]

Yeah, until you learn dialects from different region with completely different pronunciation heck even use a completely different vocabularies all together but yeah they still Malay.

[@kakyoinuts8969]

some ppl find dialects easier

[@anamelvilana9691]

Alsoo...... Malaysia and Indonesian language is really similar!!

[@_xileeyang]

malay is easy : me as Malay Malaysian : exam : Malay B+ , English A+ 😔😂

[@Malaysia_BallMapping]

true

[@JustKluto]

LOLL

[@Softsesame_bread]

Me too

[@exiapiemon3296]

Haha, B adalah Bagus. Harap tidak menggangu DBP.

[@mohdshahril4196]

so true bro

[@ayahpinkofficial2769]

That komputer is so relate so much! .🤣🤣

[@Avrge]

as an Indonesian, learning Malay should be easy for me

[@grayshadow2597]

there is lot of kata pinjaman in Malay, which means borrowed words.

[@thisisjustaname5553]

You’re not learning malay until you learn those short forms and slangs we use

[@maxpower.5189]

Did you know.... English: On your marks, get set, GO! Translate to Malay Melayu: Ayuh Mat, Gesek, GO!

[@kucing_siam]

Melayu standard: Ke garisan, sedia, MULA...

[@brightlyvirya7500]

Mat siapa mba 😂😂😂

[@acahterer9699]

Lawak wei 😂😂😂

[@rickyh695]

Haha

[@KYuanRong]

Kk

[@rockbison8567]

blame that on the British colonisation AHAHAH 💀💀

[@eurissa7155]

Just like in the Philippines. Translations are the same words just that they have different spellings. These are borrowed English words. We've been colonized for so long we adapted their words. Same with Spanish words but spelled differently.

[@cl4wz0np4wz]

I'm actually Malaysian and I'm glad you made a vid like this!

[@hazarddavid6987]

His accent is spot on...

[@user-fn6oc2bi6u]

There are plenty of malay words that almost the same sound to english words. 😆😆😆 Telephone - telefon Ice - ais Motorcycle - motorsikal Truck - trak Bonet(trunk) - bonet Rocket - roket Jet - jet Glass - gelas Apple - epal Battery - bateri Guitar - gitar Pen - pen Pensil - pensil Pin - pin Ribbon - riben Taxi - teksi Hospital - hospital Wire - wayar Tyre - tayar Orchid - orkid Bottle - botol Ceiling - siling Television - televisyen Chili - cili Chocolate - coklat Ice cream - aiskrim Extreme - ekstrem Soup - sup File - fail Jacket - jaket Doctor - doktor Film - filem Document - dokumen Engine - enjin Calendar - kalendar Socket - soket Project - projek Business - bisnes Party - parti Bomb - bom Product - produk Curry - kari Tomato - tomato Screw - skru Scooter - skuter Tissue - tisu Security - sekuriti Dramatic - dramatik Tragedy - tragedi Incident - insiden Cube - kiub Personality - personaliti Drum - dram Gum - gam Script - skrip Oxygen - oksigen Comment - komen Spray - sprey Reset - resit Active - aktif Possitive - positif Negative - negatif Relative - relatif Motive - motif Case - kes National - nasional Cell - sel Gel - gel Mini - mini Discipline - disiplin Quality - kualiti Quantity - kuantiti Penalty - penalti Machine - mesin Menthol - mentol Cartoon - kartun Comedy - komedi Creative - kreatif Science - sains Biology - biologi Mystery - misteri Routine - rutin Barrack - berek Extreme - ekstrem Dial - dail Cone - kon Complex - kompleks Cable - kabel Camera - kamera Comic - komik Bag - beg Code - kod Melody - melodi Crystal - kristal Film - filem Coat - kot

[@kaitohirumi]

telefon

[@user-fn6oc2bi6u]

@@kaitohirumi thanks💕

[@pina6246]

I'm pretty sure there are more words! 😊

[@amienmoslim2892]

Police - polis

[@n.syahirah8580]

actually, a lot more

[@Faizahhmz]

Another word for beer is arak and sex is persetubuhan.I'm a malay but a very good american accent.Yes malay is confusing but I'm gonna make it even more confusing.We have no pronounces for boys and girls.The word 'Dia' is used for both boys and girls.Its meaning is literally a mix of he,she,they.The way to know the gender of the character in malay is that if it uses 'Perempuan itu/ini',it means 'That/this/the girl.If it uses 'Lelaki itu/ini',it is 'That/this/the boy.Hope I made your brain hurt!

[@ismailazali7669]

Bear in mind that our country had been invaded by the britain is one of the causes. I mean, they brought in some technologies like bicycle, lorry, and motorcycle that never existed in the malay world. You can call it weird if we arbitrarily named it far from its original words. But some words like class we call it bilik darjah, beer for arak, relax for santai and sex for bersetubuh.

[@sitibear]

Malay language assimilate a lot of words from English, Arabic and Spanish too!

[@volactic5240]

Can they stop mix their language

[@zonkamariahmohomedwahie7396]

And Portuguese too we pick up words from them when they colonised Malaya.

[@ahmadfuadsidek1228]

Now translate this in English - sarong, durian, amok 😆😆😆

[@mohamadyusoffmatdaud5356]

Malay language have a lot of English vocabularies and Indonesia language have a lot of Dutch but come from same root. So, it simple to learn but there are also have their own words in terms of Malay traditional vocabularies. For example, 1. Class - Kelas, also we say "golongan" or "pelajaran", "pengajian", or "bilik darjah".. 2. Cake - Kek, or "kuih". 3. Sex - Seks, or "jantina" or "jenis kelamin" 4. Relax - Relaks (slang); or "Tenang" or "Santai".

[@theredtails7609]

Learning Malay in itself is easy. Learning *proper Malay,* that's a different story.

[@dayahsfantasylife]

As a malaysian Its really funny and accurate 🤣🤣🤣

[@z3ph7r_]

🤣🤣🤣 As a Malaysian, this gets me every damn time.

[@ozinnorest]

relax in Malay is Bertenang Same as "chill" but relax are more properly use

[@faridrohim3884]

Ryan's Malay pronunciation is on point 😂

[@omaronnyoutube]

For "relax", you can say "tenang" instead for the Malay word. "Tenang" means "calm" or "calm down" and so it could also be translated as "relax" in this video's context.

[@KYuanRong]

be careful to restrest. guntingTeksi. Tiada jodoh. awak cakap dalam bahasa inggeris.

[@georgesunaryo5080]

I was laughing when l was in malaysia & saw sign 'pintu kecemasan" .🤣😂

[@daengzool6023]

I use to study in Brighton in 2000-2002. Did some supply teaching (Guru Ganti) once a week in Schools around East and West Sussex. Taught some Malay words to students there, sudu, satu dua tiga empat lima etc. The students love it and said its easier than French. I said you could learn it as it is one language spoken by some Commonwealth Countries such as Malaysia, Brunei and Singapore.

[@jackquelinejuat5657]

Even org luar nk blajar BM 🙄 tp segelintir rakyat kita pulak....😅

[@adildila88]

Relax = tenang

[@eunicekia3313]

Bukan calm = tenang ke?

[@adildila88]

@@eunicekia3313 calm/chill also can use as tenang/santai. But santai more to lepak

[@eunicekia3313]

@@adildila88 ah.. I see, thank you

[@CaseySisYT]

Me in Malaysia: "Malay is really hard actually"

[@TranquillityInFlames]

Police - Polis Politic - Politik Telephone - Telefon Ambulance - Ambulans Hospital - Hospital Technology - Teknologi Science - Sains Mathematics - Matematik Calculator - Kalkulator Book - Buku Electric - Elektrik Pencil - Pensel Bicycle - Basikal Car - Kereta

[@fiqszz]

I like the way Ryan pronounce "komputer". Just like a typical malay guy 😂

[@ikhwanulislah220]

You should say Relax as Tenang to not let him down lol 😂

[@DungeonKeeper-sz3ox]

"Lah" is the keyword

[@FrozenDrone12]

Some of the words that was spelled There actually has original Malay word Like Sexs in original malay is Bersetubuh / Berkacukan Relax in original malay is Tenang / Damai Class in original malay is kumpulan / kelompok Cake in original malay is Kuih / Kue

[@azfa7]

Usually we use some word that we borrow from English and Arabic such as English to Malay: computer but Arabic to Malay: makmal. Makmal in English is laboratory

[@aliqsomewhere]

relax in malay is LEEEKKKKK AHHH~ 😂

[@rishwinray9396]

Widihhh🤣🤣🤣

[@humanpeoplemanusia9700]

indeed malay is easy

[@headhunter7342]

Sorry mate, I have to disagree. Still, a lot of malaysian don't know how to speak malay. And it's year 2022.

[@yenchu1237]

Absolutely. So easy that I couldn't unlearn it even after living abroad for more than twenty five years lol.

[@WormySpongebob]

Exam: Relax = Relaks Locals: Relax = *SABAR BRO*

[@arisuaozora]

Wait till they find words borrowed from Arabic,Spanish, Sanskrit,Portugese, Hokkien 😂

[@Xyzien]

HAHHA this is f hilarious omg. But to be real, malay word mostly the same with english one coz we're all under ur colonization at some point🤣

[@Melon-ALL-Free]

Not "mostly" since Malay is deeper than you thought heck we even richer in vocabularies than we even expected but of course after being colonised it better to use English borrowed terms since it more "civilised" after all. Kata sejenis kacang yang lupakan kulitnya~

[@eyelessjack_]

Some words don't exist in the Malay language 😂

[@Stupiditas-stupido]

Hospital=hospital Police=polis

[@VyyDaaVyy]

As an Indonesian, i can confirm that Malay is a very easy laungage😂😂😂

[@Nothing-ek2mu]

Yup its "Relak" but that komputer part nail it man 🤣

[@journeyliekbull5990]

Saya rasa kebanyakan bahasa Malaysia memang senang nak kata

[@unixitymystic4699]

The "don't be like that, ok" is so Malaysian. 😂

[@KMDF_antiemojicat2024]

"Alright, What is altillery in Malay?" "Altileri"

[@a.syahir1271]

Relax can also be translate to "tenang"

[@wadapaplah]

beer can be translated to TODI~ HAHAHA. arak also can

[@KYuanRong]

wine, relaxekonomi. Lollipop. Coke

[@KYuanRong]

alcohol. ten wines. o'clock. safe. to you.

[@Manstein-kq6dd]

They are very funny....😂😂😂 Im Malaysian too🇲🇾🇲🇾🇲🇾

[@onedayoucaneatspaghetti]

British:Ey how to translate "clinic"? Malaysian:Klinik

[@teayabern]

omg this is hillarious! :P there are many malay words borrowed from the english language hence the similar pronunciation though different spelling.

[@rystal-marii]

HELP

[@paktehoais6879]

"what about clinic?" "Klinik'

[@Faazyduzzy24]

I love his pronunciation it’s very authentic.. Baik bro

[@amirulzulfaqar9006]

This hit hard🤣

[@drakkus13]

😅 yeah.. it's spelled differently but sounds the same. I keep telling my friends.

[@patrickwoo6067]

BTW in Malay relak have add letter S in end...!!!!

[@ibanheadhunter8317]

Yeah some of the words in Malay are copied from English lol.

[@Sarah-yg8kt]

Yup. But usually they have more than one word for it. For example, sex can be "seks" or "persetubuhan".

[@Stephen90s]

@@Sarah-yg8kt I think that's more on the complex side. It's like how English has more than one word for sex too. Haha

[@Sarah-yg8kt]

@@Stephen90s isn't that other english word for sex is informal?

[@headhunter7342]

@@Sarah-yg8kt sex is not persetubuhan. Sex is a gender/jantina.

[@Sarah-yg8kt]

@@headhunter7342 sex also means persetubuhan XD

[@Syah138]

Eh, relax in Malaysia is tenang right? Who is Malaysian too? 😊 I am😗 👇

[@jebatterkacakdialamsemesta7000]

Rilek ler

[@aminaiman]

Tenang tapi biasanya org cakap rilek bukan tenang Jarang la org ckp tenang

[@Syah138]

@@aminaiman Hmm...🤔..Saya kadang-kadang akan cakap tenang 😗 baru² ni saya cakap rilek

[@Syah138]

@@jebatterkacakdialamsemesta7000 ok 😗

[@Mustafa-Kamal-Satar]

Rilek, saya sebut rilek jer

[@Name-xd1hv]

English: Water Malay: Air English: Air Malay: *Udara*

[@unclemazz7357]

The ‘komputer’ pronunciation is sooo very the Malay accent!

[@evebot883]

Bertenang can also be relax😂

[@michi7-7]

Ya this is the easiest part bcos Malay language didn’t have too long of a history in their vocabulary formation…hence a lot of words Malay words for daily communication are sorta direct copy & paste of English with some minor alteration to the spellings…If really wanna see the big difference would be the Malay literature where words are deep and not easy to be remembered.

[@TheLimmies]

Only Malaysian understands

[@Xin-iz4gw]

Malay is just "English" English 😂😂😂

[@firdaushamid92]

Seks is bersetubuh in Malay.haha

[@KYuanRong]

kristal. apa yang anda makan

[@Esperalzi-Esfaral]

Uh uh no! Seks bukan bersetubuh in Malay, but bersetubuh is part of seks! Bersetubuh is sexual intercours in English, kedua 'bersetubuh' and 'sexual intercourse' adalah kata2 formal/terhormat. Tp dalam bahasa kasar, "bersetubuh" ialah MENUTOH dalam bhs Melayu & FUCK in English, kedua "menutoh" dan "fuck" sebahagian dari "seks".