What makes Malaysia a paradise for foreigners

Meet Agata. She is from Poland and has been living in Kuala Lumpur for 7 years. We had an insightful conversation about her experience of dating a Muslim Malaysian, the laid-back lifestyle of local people, and the most notable differences between Malaysia and Poland. Enjoy!
Agata on LinkedIn: / agata-bas-42766069
TIMESTAMPS:
00:00 INTRO
00:25 Kindness of Malaysians
02:51 Dating in Malaysia
04:43 Malaysian Food
05:22 Networking advice
07:28 Warsaw vs Kuala Lumpur
10:04 Favorite places in KL
11:37 PR in Malaysia
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[@MaxChernov]

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[@MadamNik]

She is basically a nice person who sees good things in other people, and accept things without much judgement.

[@mrz258]

She definitely is...

[@ohgin12345]

So judgement is not important. Why dun you give your entire lifesavings to a scammer then. Noob

[@yushagotnochill8842]

​@@ohgin12345Bro have a short circuits in a brain 💀 Can't even understand or comprehend a basic sentence. You didn't have to go that far bro smh. Get a life.

[@Sarcasm_king960]

​@@ohgin12345don't go to that mud. Otherwise u will get dirty

[@min4743]

@@ohgin12345 and this person always assume people would commit a crime just by existing, they always judge people before learning about them.

[@sunnyokp]

If you bring sambal to Europe, you are now one of us.

[@khisyamh]

Well said sunny..

[@sirbobhatethenumberyoutubegive]

agree!!!😂😂😂

[@saynotodapigslimkitsial5770]

Sebagai seorang Pragmatis dan Berpenelitian tentu negara Malassia sudah menjadi Surga ada rasa kesenangan sendiri bagi para warga Asing yang ingin mencari Kehidupan Rezeki Kebebasan dan Hidup Bebas Duniawi. Sebagaimana kita tau negara Malassia banyak memberikan peluang bagi warga asing yang ingin Tinggal di negaranya *Seperti Kerakyatan secara Gratis,, Judicasino,, Alkohol Bebas diperjualbelikan dikedai² ,, Pijat plus plus,, Berkendara guna Kereta Mobil Motor tanpa Perlu ada surat2 ,, Juga tidak Perlu berbahasa Melayu asal janji kamu tau Bahasa Inggris dan Mandarin China Tiongkok saja kamu sudah bisa Hidup disana berkomunikasi dengan Warga disana)* Sehingga Jangan heran Malasia ada banyak sekali dihuni Warga asing disana mulai dari kaum *Bangladesh Nepal Rohingya Myanmar Pakistan China Tiongkok India dan Srilanka* Jangan heran Juga Pribumi disana *khususnya Melayu* mudah berkawin campur dengan *(Bangla Rohingya Nepal)* membentuk Karakter Keluarga Baru Malassia Madani. *Bagi Saya seorang Pragmatis* Malassia merupakan bagian dari negara singgahan Orang-Orang Asing untuk merasakan kebebasan Duniawi disana.. Jangan heran Budaya Asing lebih mudah dijumpai ketimbang dibandingkan budaya Pribuminya.. seperti makanan Halal juga jarang dijumpai dikotak-kotak besar melainkan banyak Makanan *China Tiongkok Food,, India Kedai2 Mamak Food,, Rohingya Food,, dan lainnya* Tidak Perlu Perlu berbahasa Melayu Disana,, Karena Bahasa Inggris dan Bahasa Mandarin China Tiongkok kamu sudah bisa berkomunikasi dengan rakyat disana tanpa rasa kuatir tanya tempat dan jalan. Malassia Madani adalah konsep Keluarga berbilang Kaum dari seluruh berbagai Ras Etnik kaum baik asing dan rakyat disana membetuk Madani dan menerima budaya lainnya. Sekian dulu pengamatan dan penelitian saya 😊🙏🏽😊

[@rumaiziahmad5993]

He..he...he...betul tu...

[@Zane17198]

Yeah man😁

[@victormendez8811]

The most beautiful aspect of KL is the people !! I spent 3 months this year in KL and after a month it felt like home! More than once I had the feeling that I could live in KL for good. The KLCC area is a dream, I visited the KLCC park every week !! I miss Malaysians, their kindness, and friendliness and they are such genuine people. I will go back to Malaysia for the third time next year.

[@Yasin_Affandi]

Yes, KLCC park is really charming. Have fun enjoy KL n KLCC park on your next trip to Malaysia.

[@zafir7007]

You are always welcomed.

[@kev4872]

You think Malaysians are friendly because you’re white. Try being black/brown and see

[@saynotodapigslimkitsial5770]

Sebagai seorang Pragmatis dan Berpenelitian tentu negara Malassia sudah menjadi Surga ada rasa kesenangan sendiri bagi para warga Asing yang ingin mencari Kehidupan Rezeki Kebebasan dan Hidup Bebas Duniawi. Sebagaimana kita tau negara Malassia banyak memberikan peluang bagi warga asing yang ingin Tinggal di negaranya *Seperti Kerakyatan secara Gratis,, Judicasino,, Alkohol Bebas diperjualbelikan dikedai² ,, Pijat plus plus,, Berkendara guna Kereta Mobil Motor tanpa Perlu ada surat2 ,, Juga tidak Perlu berbahasa Melayu asal janji kamu tau Bahasa Inggris dan Mandarin China Tiongkok saja kamu sudah bisa Hidup disana berkomunikasi dengan Warga disana)* Sehingga Jangan heran Malasia ada banyak sekali dihuni Warga asing disana mulai dari kaum *Bangladesh Nepal Rohingya Myanmar Pakistan China Tiongkok India dan Srilanka* Jangan heran Juga Pribumi disana *khususnya Melayu* mudah berkawin campur dengan *(Bangla Rohingya Nepal)* membentuk Karakter Keluarga Baru Malassia Madani. *Bagi Saya seorang Pragmatis* Malassia merupakan bagian dari negara singgahan Orang-Orang Asing untuk merasakan kebebasan Duniawi disana.. Jangan heran Budaya Asing lebih mudah dijumpai ketimbang dibandingkan budaya Pribuminya.. seperti makanan Halal juga jarang dijumpai dikotak-kotak besar melainkan banyak Makanan *China Tiongkok Food,, India Kedai2 Mamak Food,, Rohingya Food,, dan lainnya* Tidak Perlu Perlu berbahasa Melayu Disana,, Karena Bahasa Inggris dan Bahasa Mandarin China Tiongkok kamu sudah bisa berkomunikasi dengan rakyat disana tanpa rasa kuatir tanya tempat dan jalan. Malassia Madani adalah konsep Keluarga berbilang Kaum dari seluruh berbagai Ras Etnik kaum baik asing dan rakyat disana membetuk Madani dan menerima budaya lainnya. Sekian dulu pengamatan dan penelitian saya 😊🙏🏽😊😊

[@joharimamat1522]

​@@saynotodapigslimkitsial5770 Wow as usual the appearance of the jealous Indonesian.

[@Vourn-75]

This lady deserves recognitions because she promotes Malaysia to the eyes and ears of the world...

[@NazriB]

Lies again? Apex Predator Pig Rat

[@onizukakimura]

I like how she described "Malaysian being chill but NOT unproductive" ...

[@master7796]

No.. 😂

[@wise_axolotl179]

"But we still finished the work in the end" - by someone ik from the west

[@CircumambulationMaedia]

ask a chinese malaysian about malays

[@shariff.mr.ID88]

As a singaporean, i love the culture in malaysia. Its pretty stress free . The food are amazing. The only thing i wish if the security is tightened up. And 2ndly if the companies there pays better for anyone who are working in malaysia.

[@beforeyou1762]

Dont be paranoid about the security. We all malaysian doing good. Singapore kecik je bang. Senang nak kawal. Tapi tu pun pelakon kamal adli boleh pulak kena hentak masa expo. Terkejut sebab berlaku kat singapore kot. Haih. Malang memang tak berbau. 😢😢

[@kyleanuar9090]

Up north in Penang you don't stress about what you wear as nobody cares about latest fashion unlike in KL. Shorts and flip flops in discos are allowed.

[@bosoudang]

​@@beforeyou1762by security i think what Shariff meant is how easily pendatang works here without a permit aka secara haram, and how easy it is for them to earn IC. Not security penjaga bangunan

[@haziqkamaruddin1631]

I wouldn’t agree if Malaysia is stress free because many Malaysians are struggling to make ends meet. But, we’re still more laidback than Singapore whereas Singapore is a fast pace country

[@shariff.mr.ID88]

@haziqkamaruddin1631 totally agree. Coz i remembered i went to shop for baju raya, my heart sank coz i was in the lift and i heard 3 ladies was talking, they say they cant afford baju raya coz its RM100. Even if u go supermarket, its pretty sad to see. As a country, they have alot of resources. My opinion wud be if they would try to minimise corruption and the government to work with companies to pay salaries well, i guess it will really help alot of malaysians out there.

[@xavicampolier9651]

I was traveling for long time in South East Asia twice, the first time in 1999 and I made Malaysia the base to move from there to everywhere and comeback, for sure I made a lot of friends in Malaysia and I had very good time there it was for sure one of the best in my life, people is very nice and friendly, easy country to move, very modern and update and very lovely landscape and islands, I really recommend Malaysia to everybody, in fact I recommend all South East Asia. I am in my 58 and already thinking about retirement, for sure I have been considering Malaysia often, nice place and people

[@hanispeace8006]

We welcome you with open arms for retirement here, Malaysia.

[@gibbygames2384]

Do not go there, satan placed one of his air conditioners there, immediate contact can kill u

[@xavicampolier9651]

Pity that I think to be retired there the program Malaysia second home ask a big deposit of money for that, otherwise I was going very fast

[@_ABDUL-RAHIM.]

​@@xavicampolier9651the government needs money to pay the debt 😢

[@nikhassan7713]

@@xavicampolier9651 The government will revise the Malaysian as Second Home soon after the election. Btw you still can apply through Sarawak state Malaysian as Second Home where the salary requirement and deposit remained unchanged.. pls contact the Sarawak state department or any agencies who is dealing with the visa.

[@Ken8989]

I am a Malaysian Eurasian (Catholic Christian) here.. Thank you for recognizing the Beauty of our country.. Islam is the official religion here but for the non Muslims we are free to practice our religion here and what's beautiful is that despite being different by race/religion we hold our back together as family. How? Obviously being respectful and having good manners what keeps us united. As we know Muslims have to comply with their religious laws so for us non Muslim when we hangout with our Muslim friends we would find a halal eatery (no pork/alcohol). Besides that we love to share the beauty of our religion to each other even though we have a different belief/faith because we rather let our friends understand than to judge us which can cause misunderstanding. Talking about love relationships, yes in Malaysia you must convert to Islam if you want to marry a Malay (Muslim) by the constitution law of this country. Mixed marriage is allowed only for non Muslim Malaysians of other races for example most commonly the Eurasians (Christian), Indians (Christian/Hindu), Chinese (Christian/Buddhist/Taoist). So mostly Malays will marry a Malay because of the same religion but there are other races too who marry a Malay and convert to Islam, but a Malay can't leave his or her religion to marry a non Muslim. So i hope my explanation is clear for you guys to understand more about our country, the laws, and beauty of every nation you meet here regardless of our race and religion because we are Malaysians. 🇲🇾 Feel at home guys..🙏🏾

[@marutinfradevlopers6377]

I think if jenuan love and truly love so no need for conversion both are can follow our religion as a I'm Indian Hindu I'm believe on real love and my religion also not say for conversion but here Indian Muslim also belive of conversion this think may be not good if you love someone so we should accept as a people

[@elena79rus]

According to Islam a Muslim man is allowed to marry a Christian or a Jewish woman, so she doesn't have to convert to Islam.

[@dhuhahilmi8967]

Yes, in Malaysia people with different races or religions live in harmony you know it's not like when I was studying in the USA a girl bullied my sister and pulled my sister's hijab my sister was crying

[@marutinfradevlopers6377]

@@dhuhahilmi8967 really it's not good every people have own mindset evryone can live happy by following own things

[@bunnystrasse]

Ya it's sad that Muslims cannot freely leave Islam

[@Sam-xt6qm]

I can't agree more after 30-years' working on and off as Quality Expert to the Mal. Gov. She had said everything l wanted to say about Malaysia for foreigners -- an absolute paradise 🌇🏝️☝🏻👍🏻🥇🏆. Saya sayang ❤ Malaysian & Musang King.😋

[@itsjiyoungie]

- the people are friendly - there's a community - family values, which me and my family appreciate - good education - low cost of living - lots of beautiful sights - most importantly, great food 😂

[@RUHappyATM]

Unless you are a pendatang of a different skin colour. Let's face the truth, some of the locals are still classed as pendatangs by certain sectors of the majority and the majority remains silent.

[@jeansinclair9208]

@@RUHappyATM Europeans do the same, stfu.

[@lollateng191]

u cant talk politics

[@muhammadfiwaz]

@@RUHappyATM yes you're not wrong but the way you phrase your sentence are "certain sectors of the majority" which basically meant a minority, that's what they are, a minority. and the majority doesnt remains silent, we fought, constantly in our education we remind people to respect the non-malay local as local, even our buku teks Sejarah whenever it talks about the Long Jaafar bringing in Chinese miner or the communist emergency consequenced in the arrival of 1.2 million chinese, it always ends the chapter with a reminder about persepaduan kaum. every country will have a minority of certain something, but it's wrong to use the minority to picture the whole country. It's like using KKK to picture USA. What's important is what the majority does about it, and the majority fought, as much as we can. Let's not let setitik nila rosakkan susu sebelangga, what you said is indeed the truth, but it doesnt contradict with what she said. Both can be true at once, however, to use the minority to describe Malaysia as a bad country is definitely wrong

[@muhammadfiwaz]

@@user-rl5og8qm6i of course not all Malaysian are friends, there's always a minority of something. But when we talk, we talk in general, exceptions don't dispute the rules. That's like me saying human have 2 legs, OF COURSE there is someone who doesn't have 2 legs but that doesn't mean my statement was wrong. The vast majority of Malaysians are friendly, at least IN comparison to 90% of the countries around the world. Hence, Malaysian are friendly.

[@fenandezleon9716]

I’m a Malaysian and I’m so proud of my country Malaysia is home for Malaysian Malay, Malaysian Chinese, Malaysian Indian and Malaysian Sabah Sarawak. Enjoy your times in Malaysia

[@kimkitlim7626]

Yes, but this belover country are hight federal debt of 1 MDB and others😐😑

[@iawarenow658]

what all the corruption too..?

[@wise_axolotl179]

@@kimkitlim7626 that's why vote the right party in the next election !

[@carlosr192]

Political problems here in Brazil too...but looking around many countries, I saw Malaysia as good soul people like our people here. We have problems but not everywhere...that's a point.

[@illyasviel007]

​@@wise_axolotl179it not about party...it just we never know what their behind our back...we thought choose right people.. beautiful country but not politics

[@adamkhairi1416]

The Beauty she sees in Malaysian people is the reflection of the beauty in herself. i love your content!

[@inspirasiimaginasi]

Non-judgemental people will see hidden beauties every where. Thank you Agata for speaking good about our community.

[@dygsuzana]

I really like this lady. She is very brilliant. Good to know that she is happy in Malaysia.

[@ashburn6301]

Tak silap dia Ade tiktok,mkn local food,favourite die tempoyak

[@hawaukau]

​@@ashburn6301​​​ ya nama channel dia "A" simple as that her channel name 😅

[@mantapakabu74]

Only in Malaysia we call every elderly folks either uncle or aunty. Even if they are not our relation, when someone is older than you we still address them that. We have this set of community harmony that cares for one another. Uncle or aunty also translates as Makcik or Pakcik in Bahasa Melayu. Let it be a Nasi Lemak stall lady or a soy bean stall man. They are our uncles and aunties.

[@hypernova3411]

Well said brother, well said

[@EroProtag]

Brother That's the case for every Muslim country! we also call elderly people uncle/Aunty or even mother in some places!

[@faizfaiz965]

That's because we use the terms uncle & aunty for pakcik & makcik. We don't apply 'uncle & aunty' as what those terms really mean in native English speaking countries. Same goes with 'sister'. It is not really mean 'kakak'. We just use it as 'kakak'.

[@mantapakabu74]

@@faizfaiz965 You do not need to be in a particular region to use such terms. That's the uniqueness of Malaysia! I call any Indian or Chinese elders; Uncle and Aunty all the time..Whether if is its native or second language user, it doesn't matter here.. Because family words such as ah gong, ah ma, uncle, aunty, aci, anneh. tangekeci, thambi, ah boi, pakcik, makcik, abang, kakak, miss, madam, puan, tuan, and adik have connotations of respectfulness, closeness, and understanding. It creates a bond between the Malaysians and that gives rise to the country’s harmony and peace.

[@joons3707]

not only in malaysia bro its almost like most of asian countries and middle eastern countries address older folks as uncles and aunties

[@mobpsych0377]

i'm really proud of my country. SAYA BANGGA JADI ANAK MALAYSIA

[@OfficialMochiiSwirl]

SAYA PUN SAMA❤

[@hamdanhamdan3036]

SAYA pun

[@FREEPALESTINESTANDFORHUMANITY]

SAYA SAMA 🇲🇾❤

[@rainfeiten6112]

Ada lingan

[@ruko5979]

SAYA SAMA Malaysia analysis saya HAHAHHAHAHA (Joke)

[@askarsepoi]

Malaysians already be friendly for thousand years ago before the form of this new country. The sultanate of Malacca and Port of Malacca had been center of culture, business , religion and everything. Before Malaysia truly Asia, Malacca already truly Asia. After so many invaders, wars and changes in the entire world, Empire of Malacca literally country of Malaysia nowadays still with the same vibes and cultures, friendly as originally it is.

[@saynotodapigslimkitsial5770]

Sebagai seorang Pragmatis dan Berpenelitian tentu negara Malassia sudah menjadi Surga ada rasa kesenangan sendiri bagi para warga Asing yang ingin mencari Kehidupan Rezeki Kebebasan dan Hidup Bebas Duniawi. Sebagaimana kita tau negara Malassia banyak memberikan peluang bagi warga asing yang ingin Tinggal di negaranya *Seperti Kerakyatan secara Gratis,, Judicasino,, Alkohol Bebas diperjualbelikan dikedai² ,, Pijat plus plus,, Berkendara guna Kereta Mobil Motor tanpa Perlu ada surat2 ,, Juga tidak Perlu berbahasa Melayu asal janji kamu tau Bahasa Inggris dan Mandarin China Tiongkok saja kamu sudah bisa Hidup disana berkomunikasi dengan Warga disana)* Sehingga Jangan heran Malasia ada banyak sekali dihuni Warga asing disana mulai dari kaum *Bangladesh Nepal Rohingya Myanmar Pakistan China Tiongkok India dan Srilanka* Jangan heran Juga Pribumi disana *khususnya Melayu* mudah berkawin campur dengan *(Bangla Rohingya Nepal)* membentuk Karakter Keluarga Baru Malassia Madani. *Bagi Saya seorang Pragmatis* Malassia merupakan bagian dari negara singgahan Orang-Orang Asing untuk merasakan kebebasan Duniawi disana.. Jangan heran Budaya Asing lebih mudah dijumpai ketimbang dibandingkan budaya Pribuminya.. seperti makanan Halal juga jarang dijumpai dikotak-kotak besar melainkan banyak Makanan *China Tiongkok Food,, India Kedai2 Mamak Food,, Rohingya Food,, dan lainnya* Tidak Perlu Perlu berbahasa Melayu Disana,, Karena Bahasa Inggris dan Bahasa Mandarin China Tiongkok kamu sudah bisa berkomunikasi dengan rakyat disana tanpa rasa kuatir tanya tempat dan jalan. Malassia Madani adalah konsep Keluarga berbilang Kaum dari seluruh berbagai Ras Etnik kaum baik asing dan rakyat disana membetuk Madani dan menerima budaya lainnya. Sekian dulu pengamatan dan penelitian saya 😊🙏🏽😊😊

[@afreenabat]

​@@saynotodapigslimkitsial5770kesian kamu kerna nggak bisa memasuki malaysia kerna tiada passport..mungkin kamu bisa masuk guna jalan laut

[@firdausfidos]

@@saynotodapigslimkitsial5770 INDONNN INDOGGG jangan rusuh2 ya.. majukan diri sendiri dan negeri kau dulu... sibuk iri hati kemajuan negara lain.. lol

[@gerardejohn605]

​@@afreenabathahahahahhahahahahahhahahHAHAHAHHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA

[@amirloqman9076]

​@@saynotodapigslimkitsial5770 for the love of god please lah Jhoni Hantarto

[@fazildin9065]

I'm Malaysian (Muslim) doing good to one person is like doing good to all people.. in life after death there is a good reward

[@HayashiShirou]

Yeah sadly politicians and politics keep wanting us hating each other. 😑

[@flaxenRdn]

​@@remmond3769Islam teaching is perfect but human not following it the right way.

[@HayashiShirou]

Islam and Christian are same, having many branches. Like Islam, has sunni, shia, ibadi, etc. And, Christian has Catholic, protestant, orthodox, etc. You think all branches of religions are teaching right things? Some can be cults or heretics or extremists.

[@arcturus4067]

@@HayashiShirou I agree. If there is one thing I don't like about our country is our politicians... From both the political divide! Instead of trying to unite us all despite our different ethnic groups , religions and cultures, they always politicize these issues and divide us.

[@kimkitlim7626]

What about have to convert Islam, if marry to a Muslim😐?

[@andresloft]

What she has described, is what is known as chillax (chill + relax). There is no need to be stressed over small matters, or on the hind side it doesn’t matter. Malaysians are generally very friendly and helpful, it’s just the barrier to approach and talk and ask for help. ‘Hi Auntie!’ or ‘Hi Uncle’ is all it takes to form the connection/ affection with Malaysian strangers (of course using more localized terms like Bang, Boss, Makcik, Cik, Lao Ban would be better). Also, just like any other places in the world, be street smart; if you sense something is not quite right, just gently request to get out of the situation

[@LaoCh-hu3xt]

Sometimes your "uncle" "auntie" have to be used carefully. Not everyone is ok to be called that way, you know lah, potrayal of age matters.

[@RH_my]

​@@LaoCh-hu3xtgenerally it is ok

[@digdokad]

Except if we on the road now that different story.

[@sidekic1109]

from the amount of people I've called uncle and auntie, that's an incredibly small amount, I've had like a handful of those experiences @@LaoCh-hu3xt

[@cooledcannon]

There is a need. People in Poland get temporarily stressed over small matters, fix it, and move on. In Malaysia matters are just ignored forever if they are deemed small enough. Over time Poland has way way less issues and is way more functional.

[@shuib]

It's so nice to see the perspective of someone not from here. If you were to ask a Malaysian, he/she will only say good things about their country, so, to hear a Polish speak highly of Malaysia is so refreshing! Great vlog!

[@muhammadniyaz4039]

"why would you stress out if you dont have to right?" is a very accurate description of malaysians in my opinion. We know our priorities. I'm proud of malaysians and thankful we are the way we are. Lets keep this trait and never forget our identity guys.

[@brothersman524]

I have been to Malaysia 6 times and loved it everywhere. I am planning to retire there one day. Just love this country and its people.

[@andreandree4384]

Nice video and lady!. Unlike the recent video of a Portuguese guy living in MY who wanted to change the way locals eat (too spicy) or behave: unbelievable!. I totally agree with the polish lady, Malaysian are happy, smiling, warm people. I come from France and live in KL for 12y now and each time I go back to Paris, life is tense and people stressed , it's exactly the way she described in her video!

[@wanzuha]

You can be next candidate for Max

[@andreandree4384]

@@wanzuha thx 🙏. I think this polish lady has perfectly summarized all the points about Malaysia people or life and in Europe as well. I couldn't do it better! :)

[@wanzuha]

@@andreandree4384 I believe Max will ask you different questions for you dear 😊

[@andreandree4384]

@@wanzuha thnx so much, i love your positive comment. Max certainly got plenty of nice foreign folks to interview i believe :)...but He should also interview locals living here or singapore, that will be pretty nice to hear things not only from foreigners but also, locals!.

[@snimon5824]

Heh the irony, a Portuguese. Where have i seen that before.....

[@mohammedfadhlizainalabidin4178]

Malaysian hold national pledge very dearly.. We got 5 pledge, 1 of them is courtesy and morality..

[@zeemazm]

Yes, haha. But the local pengkid and sotong doesn't follow that. sadly.

[@sidekic1109]

to be fair, I don't think a solid chunk of malaysians even memorize the pledge by heart@@zeemazm

[@shakayla8532]

Tahniah malaysia from Indonesia❤❤❤

[@Yasin_Affandi]

Beauty is in d eyes of d beholder. Whoever in possession of this beauty, will easily see d charm n beauty in life, people, places.

[@zafir7007]

You make me appreciate how good we have it here. Thank you.

[@Kane_2001]

Only KL,not all states in Malaysia

[@zafir7007]

@@Kane_2001 Too bad for you.

[@fleursmunira]

Such a positive review. It feels nice to hear from someone abroad, telling positive values in our country. Keep up the positive vibe, thanks for sharing!

[@zuhaibsattar3656]

NO DOUBT MALAYSIANS ARE JUST LOVE :) i remember the moment i arrived at the airport i was really clueless where to go and what to do i talked to a malay girl and took almost 20 minutes of her, she guided me about every single thing that i asked her this is how much kind and loving these malaysians are masha Allah

[@abdallahshalati1357]

11 years here in Malaysia and I’m still in love 😍

[@HotRod16]

In Malaysia, we actually have a kind of 'new' greetings thats Malaysian are getting comfortable with. Applies to men, we often address each other (whether we strangers, acquintance or whatever) by saying "Hai boss" humbly. This is all it takes to start conversation. As a Malaysian myself, I too used to have some tough time to start communication with stranger here but hi bos make it easier. Generally Malaysians are friendly.

[@decTac]

Thanks Max for sharing this 👍 Malaysia is the best place on earth ❤️🇲🇾✌️😎

[@gracetsensiewlynn5140]

Awww... you're so sweet and nice to know you love our country...❤ may you find happiness here always!

[@jmxxx123]

My auntie is a beautiful lady from Poland. Like you, she just love to talk. She has been in Subang Jaya for the last 50 years. I think she does go back to Warsaw once in awhile. Nice conversation about our country

[@pianjerangkung8975]

Saya orang Melayu umur 54 tahun,prinsip saya dlm kehidupan setiap masa 'Happy Go Lucky' sentiasa buat lawak dengan anak2 n kawan2

[@TheTompinai]

I love the way she describes things.... Brilliant in her words

[@Iknowu-rs2cj]

Many smart foreigners taking advantages of Malaysia weak ringgits, as a KZbinrs with Malaysia good internet plus low housing costs/rents is a great location & place to build & live.

[@Yasin_Affandi]

What a lovely interview with Agata. Thank u for this wonderful video. Agata, I'm with u, nasi lemak is one of my all time fav comfort food too. And yes, KLCC is my fav too.

[@norabd7447]

Her opinion was spotted on.. 100% agreed.. Open and start learning

[@zzul5145]

Thnks Max. Always spreading the good vibes👌

[@sitiumairahjohan1308]

as a malaysian, i truly agree with her words. sometimes when you want to take a family picture and theres no one to take the picture for you, you can just ask strangers to take the picture for you, malaysia is just a very good place.

[@xydroGies]

The hard truth is that Malaysia is very safe for tourists but for locals we don’t get that kind of hospitality everyday.. we don’t appreciate each other enough.

[@V6HAVOC]

Right? Seeing foreigners being accepted, appreciated, is abit jarring since me as a local rarely even get that treatment lol

[@MollyHJohns]

This is the same everywhere on Earth. The local people will always be nicer to foreigners, especially because they come from the other side of the world with the most contrast in every aspect possible (physical, cultural, language, wealth). Who doesn't like or look up to rare, interesting and accomodating visitors?

[@enzos711]

That's not true in the west (Europe or the US) .. @@MollyHJohns

[@saeffareez3337]

Not only this Polish woman love KL.. There's Swedish couple also love M'sia Their U-tube channel name DanAana.. after their 90 days Visa expired in order they want to stay in M'sia for another 90 days.. They have to go to S'pore for a few days and then come back and enter M'sia 🇲🇾 again.

[@andychester]

Alot of expats in Singapore wanna shift to KL nowadays, the rent is insaneeeee in Singapore

[@zafir7007]

I love their food vlogs. They're very adventurous in their discovery of the Malaysian cruisine.

[@mayonmarcelino]

Agata is an amazing interviewee. Great conversation and learned a lot from her

[@KuzaChannel]

Malaysians especially Malays have been spreading their magic dust of kindness long before and during Malacca Sultanates. Throughout history of this blessed land…even there were wars amongst chieftains and neighbouring state from the North, the Malay people hardly became victim of mass killing or genocide. Their soft and politeness melted the heart of their conquerors and their strongest weapon of war is their diplomacy. They’ve got everything through talk and over food. If we read many historical books both by western people and from China…the Malay people through the region basically were non confrontational but of course they are rogue sections of the community but overall, their culture of politeness and adab ( good ethic) both have been their strength and their weaknesses in this world of capitalism and that individualistic environment. We work hard to maintain that but it is becoming a challenge with the advancement of technology and influx of foreign cultures that may influence our youngs.

[@rimi-shabon-elat]

😂😂😂

[@harry77998]

no wonder our guys searching for foreign women , local women are to dramatic victimize 😂

[@ryojs4286]

The reason is Islam

[@Min-e5]

I was told one of the reasons we are not as successful as the chinese is because we are too polite and we are not greedy enough.

[@RUHappyATM]

Lol, cough bs, LoL. The Malays are master politicians.

[@gaeldesmontagnesnoires1711]

This is AMAZING..!!! I had no idea such a place existed in the world .. I am very impressed and want to experience it..

[@inarafood5975]

Come to Malaysia. We are going to have steam locomotive next year February 2024 For tourists and local. For a start the trip will be from kl Penang. Only who wants to enjoy the countryside. Not for fast moving passengers

[@anugranmathimugan2778]

It isn't bro , Chinese and Indians are basically 2nd class citizens. The actual races get along but the racism is institutionalised . There are laws that give Malays priority over other races in areas such as employment, education, finance, and housing.

[@RayMak]

Thank you for your compliments!

[@user-sc7oe1gv1m]

That's is beauty of Islam.. Tq for sharing this. Peace be upon you from Malaysia

[@MVPA-io5ee]

Very interesting experience from the sister. ☺️❤️ Love the breakdown of her culture and Malaysia from her point of view. 😳

[@RUHappyATM]

Culture. Whatever happened to cultures?

[@TheWizcakes]

This is so heartwarming. Thanks for sharing.❤

[@AhmadZakiVision]

Happy traveling in Malaysia. Enjoy peace in this country as much as possible and get valid and official information from the local authorities. - watching from Melaka, Malaysia

[@stlbd-pss4225]

Malaysia full of surprises with good authentic street foods n beautiful scenery

[@thetruth3462]

There was one time, i tried to help out a tourists couple while they were ordering drinks at a stall as the seller was struggling to understand them. They look at me so suspiciously and gave me a weird look… they probably think i was expecting/asking money in return 😂

[@ellynaali9007]

i experienced that as well .. hahahahaha... we love to help people!

[@azizahabdullah1143]

Hahaha maybe they have been to a certain country, a local was very friendly, helped them and afterwards demanded money from them for his "assistance"!

[@alleymittanderson5799]

Got it... That is the first impression of tourist the very first time they landed in Malaysia. They still have skeptical that Malaysians as a third world country (they call) will have no diff than others in which they believe cheating tourist, scamming tourist, money trap etc... Indeed.

[@TheJorrry]

This is because lot of your neighbor countries like to scam tourists. Only Malaysia and Singapore treats tourists very well

[@saufichewan]

Once, saw a car broke down in the middle of the road. Thought chinese-ethnic Malaysian, so ask them whats wrong. Turned to be Korean with very minimal command of English. Help them.by towing their car to the nearest workshop that service exact brand of the car (Korean brand) When I untie the tow rope, one of them came and want to give money. I said no, thanks, and left...... ......forgetting that the other end of the tow rope still attached to their car.

[@anusiahbalasingam1329]

Best interview that I've seen on your channel by reason of your guest being genuine in a spontaneous and moving manner. She brought out the simple human values that prevail over here in a heartfelt way. We wish her a beautiful journey in life. And thanks to your channel.

[@zerothree332]

Thank You Agata for your kind words. I’m glad you had a wonderful experience in our country. Thank you for visiting Malaysia. Dziękuję 😁

[@sakibaki3904]

Pakcik/uncle, no matter who you are. You deserve HEAVEN. Your small empathy now give ripple impact to malaysia image.

[@geedang100]

Proud Malaysian! And been to few countries nearby - I must say Malaysians are the best!

[@nicktan4530]

They are horrible.

[@marutinfradevlopers6377]

Every country have a own beauty 😍🎉I never vesit to malesiya but I want to visit but I'm Indian I'm so happy to be Indian I love so much our religion our country because india have lots of diversity in diversity have unity ❤❤❤❤

[@ms102066]

She already genuinely a kind person inside, thats why all she saw & experiences were always positive. Bless her😊

[@UncleDougDeli]

Thank you for speaking so highly and good about our country. Selamat datang.

[@jeremychoong5792]

We Malaysian always willing to help everyone.

[@lightweight8789]

Good Malaysian…👍 Mantap bro 😎

[@d4vid0110]

Sarawak Kolo Mee! Thank you Agata!

[@ummiharnaniabdullah8387]

after watching this video, i think you as a person is friendly and optimistic person.. glad you like malaysia

[@AbdulsCycles]

Yes you're right my friend, malaysia is a paradise for foreigners... thank you for nice vlog content.

[@azidinzidin4915]

Omg!!! Glad to hear that Malaysians helping tourist like u everywhere nd everytime u need.. i hope they would keep it up to help any tourists passes-by coz 'Malaysia Boleh' as a Malaysia is Truly Asia..

[@roszynon]

Thank you for giving positive feedback. Please come again.

[@lyndellen9]

Sarawakian here! Thanks for that kolo mee shout out! Hope you continue to have a great stay here!

[@toptiertrivia]

Her experiences make me want to visit the country

[@YoshiSKYspog]

Malaysian foods is one of the best.. love it. Im Indonesian, and when i visited serawak for holiday and wait the border open in Malaysian side. im shocked when some random guy not a police or imigration officer ask for our pasport and point his flashlight to my face 😅😅. Sometimes bad thing happens but i love Malaysia as our best neighbour

[@nursyahidahsamah1732]

this lady deserves recognition .. 👏👏👏 her expression and tones genuinely tell us that she's very happy & seems like she already packed sambal back to Poland now aa..

[@syufishamsuddin9103]

Terima kasih atas perkongsian ini. terbaik ^^

[@khairunnidahajiabdullah8030]

Muslim majority country but embraces other people with different faith with rescpect. No oppression towards minority especially those with different religion.

[@LaoCh-hu3xt]

You forgot to add: With the condition that PAS never gets to rule the country, otherwise... Welcome to Afghanistan 2.0 :)

[@RUHappyATM]

As long as a Christian does not profess their god as Allah.

[@vsixerred3511]

@@LaoCh-hu3xt They do not pursue power and positions in the government even in the previous government compared to the government today... Welcome to the government of Labiji formulas 😂😂

[@kokovin6808]

Malaysians are generally friendly towards each other. Most people just want to get on with their lives, earn a living. It's those bigot politicians making all sorts of racist remark during political campaign creating unrest among the population. Race and religion will always be played when everything else failed to shove up their votes.

[@lollateng191]

no we are opressed by politicians

[@zedono1391]

Malaysia can make you kinda take things for granted. There is a dentist or a 24 hours clinic around the corner or a 24 hours restaurant. That made me settled down in Ipoh, Malaysia.

[@Alfonso013]

Love your video.. Complete explanation ❤️😌

[@sheikhalbaktal7484]

You make us proud to be a Malaysian…. We have open mind and heart to accept people from all parts of the world 🌎… to come to Malaysia and enjoy your stay here 🙏🏻❤️🙏🏻

[@zazelskycrest2525]

woah woah Agata, stop, you making us Malaysian blush. your going to oversell us, undersell us a bit. haha

[@tajabdullah.malaysia]

You're right about the altruism of Malaysians. We walked into a warung got some nasi lemak, and Teh tarik. We wanted to pay the food the owner said a Haji paid our meals🎉🎉❤❤.

[@iryz7290]

My friend a headmaster bringing his 2 bus full of orang asli schoolchildren from Hendrop to eat near putrajaya after watching merdeka day parade in kl.. Then one atuk paid for all the food.!!! About rm800.. Bless him.

[@Kesidang]

I have experienced it too. Someone paid my meal without me knowing. Blessed the kind soul.

[@saufichewan]

My friend, Indian-ethnic Dr, worked in a gov hospital in a rural small town where the population is 99% malay, told me, then, he spent less than RM50 on food per week Many recognised him. Everywhere he went, almost always someone paid his meals.

[@hazmisabriboom]

Im so proud , thanks ❤

[@edmundchin3286]

True indeed... She is pretty and good hearted and she really mix into our society! God blessed her and families 🙏

[@ayjaymattson6635]

This person is fantastic! Her positivity, openness and kindness were shining throughout the interview. I loved what she said on differences and the way to handle them.

[@MaxChernov]

Why are Malaysians so friendly? 🤔 Because they subscribed to this channel.

[@akame7799]

Because its in our blood espeacially malay

[@zambriabdrazak5709]

why not

[@mohdsufian1514]

😊

[@user-tl9wv6wu9h]

Because most Malaysians already had ideas about global cultures since child, able to accept changes in lifestyle & aren’t trapped inside their own ideas of culture. Openness & acceptance are the key.

[@luqman3722]

Cuz we muslim & follow the command of al-qur'an. There must put respect on parent and doing good with neighbors

[@kawanpahang9927]

Thanks for the review 👍

[@anniex08]

Love this content

[@s-clips35]

me as malaysian personally, its nervous to talk to foreigners but very happy to help fthem

[@logasaravanan2330]

In Malaysia we address other unknown person respectively as a family - Uncle/ Pakcik , Auntie/Makcik, Brother/Abang,Sister/ Kakak or Adik(younger ones)..no matter of race/religion/status..we are a family..Im proud to be a Malaysian..

[@zezuzaza]

Malaysia is paradise and utopia. we live in harmony with 10 races here. our place is protected from taufoon, eartquake, monsoon. it is best time to trade forex because we trade forex after work usually around 830pm and 930pm forex time. we love others culture and like to marry with other races. we are muslim country and live in peace. our food is rated the best food in the world with the fresh king of fruits, durian. we can talk english ofcourse. best country to live with low cost. In Malaysia we are all family. We are the New York of Asia. please enjoy!

[@humfyb2544]

Thank you for seeing the beauty in our country. 🇲🇾🇲🇾🇲🇾

[@jamesohsum]

I have just visited Nowy Sącz in Poland, and I find the Polish people in general are also very friendly and helpful. My favourite greeting that I used are Dzień dobry and Dziękuję ❤🇵🇱

[@cooledcannon]

On average I find Poles really really helpful they might even be more helpful than Malaysians

[@norzilahaziz6695]

Welcome to Mlysia ! Have a nice stay. Take care

[@jut8146]

such a sweet lady, full of life. Glad you love it here.

[@mygoldpublishing]

Thanks. So surprise with this story. Do more about other foreigner in Malaysia what they do in living

[@tuisyenckgahmad]

Hope you enjoy your life in Malaysia all the time.👍

[@hkraytai]

Asia in general is like that not just Malaysia. KL is a beautiful city and Penang is a must destination.

[@romlahjaffar6238]

Really love her. I can see her honestly when describing Malaysians and Malaysia.

[@Samson_Junior]

Thank you for your compliments. Giving a good point for Malaysia and we have a lot of culture as we many ethnic in the country.

[@bkerdas]

Poland also a nice place to be, easy to move around with its good public transport in Warsaw plus Uber and car for hire. Been there before Covid for about two weeks; went to Warsaw old town around its legendary mermaid, to Gdansk old town and strolling along its waterfrront, to Zakopane and to its mesmerizing Morskie Oko and to Krakow (where I got my car door pasted with a co*k sticker - I didn't really know why but I figured that somebody must've not happy with the way I parked the car - never mind, it took only a couple minutes to take it out.) Polish Zlotty is comparable to Malaysian RM roughly about 1:1.1, so moneywise Malaysias will feel home there although for muslim travellers, there is somewhat limited choice of local foods they culd enjoy. As a DIY enhusiast myself I really like Warsaw Home Depot.

[@ViolentCabbage-ym7ko]

Poland is not a good place to be at the moment. Many refugees from Ukraine are there and it can be dangerous at night. Also, being close to the Russian-Ukrainian conflict is not good as the war may escalate if NATO and Russia gets into a hot war.

[@saufichewan]

​@@ViolentCabbage-ym7koIf China-US tension escalate, Malaysia also not safe

[@marutinfradevlopers6377]

​@@ViolentCabbage-ym7kohow you can say any country is not good totally and how you and say one country totally good as being I'm Indian I can say malesiya and Poland both are good country please don't criticise anyone another country every country have own beauty as I'm india so feeling proud and love 💕💕💕💕💕

[@ViolentCabbage-ym7ko]

@@saufichewan There's no US military base in Malaysia. Philippines is the country that is not safe if China-US tension escalate

[@ViolentCabbage-ym7ko]

@@marutinfradevlopers6377 All I'm saying is that Poland shares a border with Ukraine. If an all out war between NATO and Russia, Poland will be affected too

[@constantine_posted]

Subscribed , looking into Malaysia . Great Vlog 🙏🏻

[@aisyahjamil8891]

she's so well spoken!!

[@oocikunene5945]

Just a simple hand gesture, thank you and a smile is best to make the day

[@abdrahimmadon9017]

K.L Malaysia is heaven those who never come here i recommend u should coming here & u can feel a beautiful culture..delicious food & friendly people in here..❤❤ love K.L Malaysia