Just for the fact Not all tamils are indians Many things an average indian doesnt know about tamil. Tamils are in srilanka, malaysia, fiji , singapore and they had their influence in south east asia more than other parts of india. Call them tamil malaysian not indian malaysian anymore.
I love this discussion! I'm from Singapore and I think this topic is extremely relevant to the Singapore society as well. Unfortunately we don't seem to have this kind of quality discussions in Singapore, both in the mainstream and social media. Keep up the good work BBK!
This channel just getting better from one topic to another. I am so proud of being Malaysian. Different cultures, languages and even religions do not make us any less Malaysian! We still get connected through various medium like food, festivals and even games. I always proud of my country and the people of Malaysia. I have chinese and indian friends and never I felt so much different towards them and we even wish each other when it comes to the festival that we have here in our beloved country. Saya anak Malaysia dan saya sayang Malaysia :)
@terencewong2291 Жыл бұрын
Yup same goes to me to have Malays friends too! Having futsal and badminton with them are sometimes more fun to play than with the Chinese as some are just wanting to have some sort of benefits from one another.. hope you can one day join BBK 不同温层! Ayuh Malaysiaku!
Dear Team, I'm thoroughly impressed by the quality of your KZbin channel ; it far exceeded my expectations. It's ten times better than any UK or French KZbin channels I've seen. As a French speaker, I wanted to express my gratitude for your exceptional content and the wide range of topics you cover. However, I'd like to make a request: could you please consider adding English subtitles to your next advertisements and videos titles ? I'm just starting to learn Chinese, so having English subtitles would greatly enhance my viewing experience. Merci beaucoup ! (From Belgium)
Thanks for the inclusion of English subs. It made people like me who don't speak or understand chinese/mandarin to understand it. I think you managed to find a good group of open-minded people who not only shared their own experiences growing up and living in Malaysia but also their opinions on how we can be better as a society in improving our "togetherness". Thank you for having such discussions which I hope will cultivate more of this type of thinking and open conversation in the future. 👍
I felt disheartened that the Indian community is still facing this kind of treatment today. I have an Indian friend who is having major difficulties landing a job for years just because he is an Indian, which is heartbreaking, to say the least.
@@YueyanWong 这个就复杂了,不要盯着我们中国说我们天朝上邦,你也看看日韩是怎么造谣我们中国的,中日韩互相看不起。这是个复杂的包含民族地缘政治经济历史的大问题,不是简单的歧视问题,只盯着我们指责来获得你的优越并不会觉得你很公正,而是无知。 有点像什么呢,三伙人在对射,你看到了一伙,指责他大庭广众之下开枪,man,what can i say🙃
Apu is generally a more common indian name back then. Ne ne derives from the tamil word ah Neh (brother) Apu neh neh. (Apu brother/ Apu 哥哥). Its nothing negative or offensive originally. The negativity comes from how most chinese parents uses it in a more negative sentence like "apu nene will come and kidnap you". Hope this clears the idea.
@raycheong6041 Жыл бұрын
@wongkeeksk it's like 'Ah Kaw' which actually means dog in Hokkien, but chinese still use it to name somebody back then when the overall education level still low, people didn't really think much. So there's a possibility.
@talkiebunny3406 Жыл бұрын
@wongkeeksk "Ali, Abu dan Ah Kaw adalah kawan baik" Remember this? It used to be in our text book.
@NeVeR_said_NeVeR Жыл бұрын
这楼评论应置顶
@TheFcchen9 ай бұрын
and what he said in 5.21 subtitle darkie 黑人 is just hokkien word of Darlie toothpaste 黑人牙膏。
@arrotjoy14407 ай бұрын
@@talkiebunny3406 Hello, could I ask the meaning of the sentence?
I love this program. Hope to see more. I really love to visit Malaysia some day soon ; sounds like a fascinating place to have a country with three equally distributed races. I love to see how they interact with each other. Personally speaking, I think a Malaysian citizen, regardless what culture background, he should be loyal to Malaysia and view it as one’s homeland and not other country. The rise of China has helped many Chinese descendants everywhere able to stand tall for a change . Just hope that once the bully victims not turning into bullies themselves.
@dengcb9 ай бұрын
类似三体问题
@somjitshartle9063 Жыл бұрын
Awesome! It’s so good to see those Indian men speaking Chinese!! My dad is Chinese and my mom is Indian! I don’t speak Indian at all but Chinese. I’m going to start watch your show from now on only with if Indian people in the show and the one who speaks Chinese. Thank you! From Napa Valley, California!
@kritikasharma630411 ай бұрын
Indian is not a language 😊 Hindi,Tamil,etc are languages
This episode is brilliant!!! absolutely well done!
@tklow64088 ай бұрын
Over done
@qiqi-g9o8 ай бұрын
哈哈哈 很有意思 希望能有更多的关注度 越做越好
@bayanbuni82476 ай бұрын
很棒的对谈哦!作为对马来西亚文化比较了解的大陆人,听得津津有味。
@bertko1710 Жыл бұрын
Never ever generalise a certain group because of the experience of someone associated to that group. And never ever have that “victims’ mentality “. Do these and everyone will be happy in this wonderful country 🇲🇾
as a chinese anak kedah, who now study in 台灣, 真的就like Hindra 講的一樣,真的會想念malaysia的早餐, 想到會發抖,在kedah每天早餐就是roti canai, nasi lemak, 來到台灣之後,每天早餐只能吃蛋餅,三明治,豆漿什麼的,as a tourist你吃一兩次還好,可是當你在這裡生活的時候,你就會覺得這些東西不是你的culture來的,會有一種反感加更加想念馬來西亞🥲
什么种族都有好人坏人,既然今天是印度同胞诉苦现场,就聊聊。。大部份高学历的有读书的都很好,通常会令人讨厌的都是那种不爱读书,喝酒闹事,半夜大吵大闹,打架,炸歌等等。。租屋子的就10个当中8,9个会破坏家具,不照顾卫生,不还租金就跑。。。就连印度人自己也不会想租给印度人。。太多太多例子了。。 我自己本身驾Grab 听过许多老司机前辈都说神仙难赚印度人的钱,自己亲身进入这个行业就真的体会到了 哈哈!遇到很多喝醉酒语气不好不尊重人,到了他要去的地点还一直depan lagi depan lagi...不给钱就跑也有,在车上吵架大小声也有。。。太多太多,当然也有好的,有受过教育的老板级给我新年红包300块,是我收过最多tips一次。。只能说比较不好的印象占了大多数。。所以社会上大家对印度人的刻板印象都是这样(我的马来朋友也这么认为) 最后我想说 我不会歧视其他种族,只有讨厌做坏事的人 个人问题不代表整个族群 。
@yyejsa Жыл бұрын
As a Chinese who always like to blend myself into other culture, I always feel like sometime a certain situation that been claimed as "racist" is slightly overreacted. For example, locking the door when Indian passed by the car. Well, shouldn't we think in another perspective? Locking the door when you're in the car is a basic safety knowledge right? When people passed by my car, I'll immediately lock the door, and it doesn't relate to the race. It acts more like an reminder : OH DAMN I FORGOT TO LOCK MY DOOR. not like : OH SHIT INDIAN PASSING BY MY CAR IM IN DANGER. I feel like the mindset when you heard people locked the door should be like: great man you have nice awareness. That may help a bit in my eyes. I understand the pain of being discriminate by people, but sometimes, we could also change our perspective on certain things to make ourself feel better, right? Because their act that you claimed as racist may not be what they actually think
@devilsheephi Жыл бұрын
@@xixo690honestly if that certain race clearly express their discomfort with being called with such name, just stop doing it. By your logic, there’s nothing wrong with “chinky” as well, but EVERYONE KNOWS it bears a negative connotation.
@BandMusic4Life Жыл бұрын
@@xixo690 what kind of rebuttal is that.. so you're ok with the term "keling" because you think your version of the story is right and it's perfectly fine to call them a word that has negative connotations? just like "Apunehneh"? Don't be delusional and say that it's just a harmless term when we can just refer to them as "indians". What about the perennial rental issue? you're just going to say that it's all personal preference again when it's very clear cut that there's a bias AGAINST them? you're living in your fairy tale world and it shows how pampered your life has been, but don't be so quick to dismiss what others have been through. typical boomer comment lolol.. we chinese we sure think overreaction la but why not you try think in their shoes.
@yyejsa Жыл бұрын
@@xixo690 well, the term keling actually originated from the ancient Indian kingdom, Kalinga. Back in those days, most of the slaves come from Kalinga to Tanah Melayu, then the malay people over here started to refer the Indians as Kalinga(which means slaves). Just like a certain words in Malay language changes after loaning from other language or after ages (for example 'tukar' is actually originated from Portuguese language 'trocar'), Keling's original term is Kalinga. So in conclusion, it actually does bring negative meanings. We Chinese normally use the term 'keling' without any disrespectfulness and just act as a kata ganti to "Indian", but we can't say they're overreacting on this issue.
@BandMusic4Life Жыл бұрын
@@xixo690 why would we need to ask EVERYONE in malaysia whether this has neg connotations? it's a word only used to refer to the indians and most often in a bad and derogatory way. Your indian friends not offended means other indians not offended??? what kind of stupid logic lol
@BandMusic4Life Жыл бұрын
@@xixo690 stop trying to hide your age lol you're a boomer regardless of what generation you were born in because of whatever flawed values your parents taught you. so many reasons to defend yourself but still very clearly a closet racist
Agree the ending, Hindra said the TV channel during our childhood time is better in building different racial cultures because I watch tamil bollywood malay Indonesia film and translate for my mum 😊
@christinaha1213 Жыл бұрын
很有意思,希望你们多做这节目。我生長大马,現住美国。
@Anon_Anon Жыл бұрын
Engaging in open discussions of this nature has already demonstrated that Malaysia is quite mature as a multicultural country. That's why, as a Malaysian, I am very proud of our nation despite its flaws.
@王玉梅-h9v11 ай бұрын
這個頻道!非常有意義!很好的教育提材!讚!
@BillieLo Жыл бұрын
這節目太棒了❤ 繼續自強不息💪 我住的鄰居,前後左右都是華人,馬來人,印度人,大家都相處融洽,有時我遲下班回家,隔壁印度人也會看到貓咪可憐等待,也出來幫我餵貓,好棒棒。有時剛好看到一隻野貓在我家對面的馬來人門口大便💩,我如果在屋外也會去順便幫他清理,丟進水溝,用大量的水沖掉。另外隔壁的華人有時看到我出門沒有關gate (其實我懶得關,反正出去一下而已),華人uncle 會走過來幇我關上gate. 我住的USJ 區真的是感受到 satu Malaysia 💪
@yumikochin Жыл бұрын
我家对面也是有马来人,印度人,过年过节或者去旅行我们都会送礼买手信给对方😂
@peterlam36507 ай бұрын
I’m Chinese from China. Really enjoyed this topic! Good job! Guys
Am an indigenous from sarawak and everything Hindra said throughout the whole episode was just so relatable. Sometimes when I or someone I know have faced those kind of "discrimination" and having ugly words thrown at you either to your face or behind your back(in another language), it feels very disheartening. Most of the time, there's nothing we can do about it. Just have to brush it off and endure it. It creates that feeling that Poveen-Raj felt at 22:17. I also had the exact same thought with Winnie said at 22:23 because the natives here also experience something similar and I just wish that the circumstances were different because it is quite sad for some people to feel like they have to deny themselves just to gain recognition and to be acknowledged and respected just for being who they are. Appreciate this video shedding some light on this subject and having the openness and willingness to talk about it.