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Thanks for your comment! Bukit Jelutong, Shah Alam, Malaysia

Thank you so much for your kind words! It means a lot to me that you appreciate my accent!

I appreciate your feedback! Accents can be quite subjective, but I’m glad you took the time to watch the video.

Is it an ai voice?

Yeahhhhh no it's not Im being sartistic​@@Rip_flame2479

It’s funny how even AI can have its moments of uncertainty! Thanks for pointing that out!

That's awesome! Knowing your native language is such a valuable skill, especially when connecting with your culture.

I appreciate your feedback! It’s really important for me to get pronunciations right, so thanks for pointing that out!

ok, good, thanks for comments

Thanks for stopping by! Any thoughts on the video?

Yes, I'm a real person! Just a bit of a digital presence on your screen. Thanks for watching!

yes

@@shasyaharnina7409 so you can learn English also, fom this video. Thanks for dropping you value comments.

thanks for your great comment, but it is basicly prnounced for beginners only. i know you are absolutely advance level.

A am malay and this is good

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@@kumuhammadsyafiqkukamarazz4415 thanks for correction

Many many thanks

It seems like you’re really excited about this! What did you think of the video?

Ayyy, knowledge of Malaysia confirmed! Are you ready to take a virtual tour with me? 🇲🇾😄

@@EnglishMalaySchool sure :)

Aww man, that sucks! But hey, watch it with your parents, and maybe they’ll give you some tips too!

@@EnglishMalaySchool yeah ok I don’t wanna study but I will share your channel

@@Fire-sj6om thanks for sharing to the world.

thanks for your value comment, hope you like and sub , too

Thank you for sharing such detailed information about the Kamus Dewan Perdana! It's impressive to see how it encompasses such a vast amount of language resources for Malay speakers.

Thank you for sharing such a detailed comment! It's always great to see viewers engage with the topic. Your insights really contribute to the discussion about language evolution in our region!

@@nas2020ful1 Thanks for dropping your comments.

@@EnglishMalaySchool Much welcome Sis.

I'm so glad you enjoyed it! Your support means a lot to me. ❤️

That's awesome to hear! Bahasa Melayu is indeed a beautiful language, and it's great that you feel confident in it.

I appreciate your thoughts! Language is such a beautiful way to express love, no matter which one we choose to use.

Thank you for sharing your thoughts! Language is such a fun way to express our feelings, and I appreciate your input!

Thanks for your the great heart to give to my video, hope you've enjoyed, and hit like and sub for more!

Thank you so much! Your kind words mean a lot to me!

"Thanks for bringing that up! 'Engkau' is definitely an interesting subject, and I appreciate your curiosity!" In some regions or among certain groups, "engkau" might be used more commonly, while in others, it might be replaced by "awak," "kamu," or "anda" depending on the level of formality. "Engkau" is less formal than "awak" and "anda" but more formal or respectful than "kau," which is an even more informal and abbreviated form.

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Thanks for watching!

Your support means the world to me, thank you for liking my content!

@@azminasyazwani3623 yes, coz it was my mistake without double check, but the pronunciation is correct.

@@EnglishMalaySchool yup 👍

thanks for dropping great comments, hope you hve enjoyed the English Malay lesson, and hope have liked and sub to this channel, too.

Appreciate your input, always good to have different perspectives. As Malaysia has many parts, so the language they used, is correct in their living location, as in Kuala lampur....

Thank you for pointing out the correct terms for steam and grill! It's good to learn colloquial. (situation in the restaurant: Ex: Ikan steam, and Ikan bakar are commonly used. So please don't try to use google traslation, they are not so deep into the situation of using.

Thanks for the comment! Boil - Rebus Usage: "Rebus sayur-sayuran sehingga lembut." (Boil the vegetables until tender.) Description: Rebus refers to cooking food in boiling water, which is essential for making soups and boiling eggs.

@@EnglishMalaySchool eerrr u don't get my point of didih and rebus...lol

Thanks for dropping your comments, but these terms are spoken by local people, if you go to the restaurant. even the translation like what you mean, it is good to learn new things,..

Thanks for pointing that out, But "Air Rebus" is "Boiled Water", and normally people say "Air Masak" when they want to drink "plain water", it's always great to learn new things! Don't forget to like and sub, if you are interested in Learning Malay.

Thank you for sharing where you're from, it's great to have viewers from all over!

Hey, thanks for dropping a comment!

Thanks for showing love to Malaysia! Hope You Have Like & Sub to my channel.

Thanks for your interesting, hope you have subscribed to my channel. Good Luck!

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