The Malay Pronouns - Super Basic Malay #2

[@BulbulChan5]

please upload #3 and #4!

[@HazrulNizamSidek]

The correct word for "it" in Malay is "ia" as in "Ia pergi ke Kuala Lumpur." "Ini" is closer to the word "this" than "it".

[@garyranieri3856]

Confused me too. I think you're correct

[@amiramohamad3287]

Yeah it's correct

[@bromancerules28]

Tom, I really appreciate you uploading this video. It's great that you're expanding your Malay vocabulary and you're teaching others Malay. However, I can't help noticing a flaw I wish to rectify in this video. "It" is "ia". "This" is "ini".

[@ReactAndBeyond]

Ur explanations are quite easy and interesting to follow. Please upload more video for learning Malay, am ready to follow until the end

[@nunuibra9861]

thanks tom its helpful may u upload more videos

[@miorf82]

for "IT" you suppose to put something like Bas ini pergi ke Kuala Lumpur or Kereta ini pergi ke Kuala Lumpur. Ini cannot be use as a stand alone like in English which is " It".

[@wafarassouli4614]

More videos please

[@nurealam1206]

THANKS A LOT.

[@bromancerules28]

Tom, if you need someone to practice speaking Malay with, I would be willing to do it with you. :)

[@Sevenfigurez]

I know this is 6 years late but I’m learning Malay, could you help me learn ??

[@Evanescence29]

Hey what happened to the other two?

[@Mustafa-Kamal-Satar]

'Kamu' (You) is really not used with everybody, you use only with close acquaintances and those younger than you and people of same social status with you. Same with 'awak', 'kau', 'engkau', 'hang' (all of which mean 'you') It is RUDE to use KAMU with your parents, your older relatives (aunts, uncles, grandfather etc)), your elders, your boss, your teacher, someone of higher social status (a king, a royal family member, government official, head of states etc). Kamu is OK with your students, your kids, your younger siblings, your younger relatives, people younger than you, your close friends, your peers. But with strangers you meet first time better use ENCIK (Mr, for male), TUAN (Mr for male), CIK (Ms for female if she is not married) ), PUAN (for female if she's married).. same with AKU (I), never ever use it with above groups of people that I mention above. That'll be rude dude! Use SAYA. I am Malaysian Malay ethnically..

[@sabrigandulfo3901]

noooo where is videos 3 and 4 :(

[@clayclaytan1318]

Thanks too!.. see u

[@jefrieBeloved]

if by any chances you find a banana fritter.. the correct word is "pisang goreng" > pronounce as "pee-sunk go-r-ink".. NOT "Goreng pisang"

[@praised.art75]

I think the pronunciation peace-sunk go-rank

[@riazriaz9464]

Nice

[@Good-ju1en]

What a shame of me. I'm a Malaysian, and oh god I don't even understand a word of malay. So surprise a caucasian's malay better than mine. I should learn from you!!!

[@isgiant78]

Ini baik eh awak pergi indinesioa.

[@mattjennings5864]

'IT' is 'IA' not 'INI' which means 'THIS' and 'ITU' means 'THAT'!

[@donjohnson5123]

Good. SLOW DOWN