UPDATE AUGUST 11, 2021: The new MM2H requirements have been announced. More information in this link: www.theedgemarkets.com/article/malaysia-my-second-home-mm2h-programme-reactivated-new-applications-be-processed-october-%E2%80%94
As a Malaysian..i wanted to say that, if there's an unfriendly Malaysian or someone who's kinda awkward, they're probably just shy. For example, Malaysian like me. I have seen exchange students at my university, and i wanted to befriend them, but I'm just too shy 😭. I hope they don't think that I'm not friendly. Anyway, you guys and other foreigner are welcome to stay as long as you want !
Definitely a safety measure to avoid any complications at school. It's been such a worrying subject about school shooting. Parents can no longer send their children to school feeling with ease. Though you might find it hard to adapt, I hope you're enjoying your life here.
For no.7 .....here the local tips....just hold show ur hand palm towards driver they will slow down....that the greatest superpower we had...by doing so...car will slower,we are able to pass roadblock even cut the line at cashier...😅😅😅
By the way common for eating with our fingers is right but not everyone does it. Mostly muslims but there are also some muslims that don't. Just a fact😁
Happy to know that you enjoyed your time in Malaysia and want to go back in MY. I spend 6 years in Malaysia and travelled every corner and tourist places in there. It's definitely a nice country to travel. In terms of food, culture, wildlife, sea beaches, mountains, transportation, scenic beauty, adventure, security systems, ...... Malaysia rocks. As compared to other SEA region (Philippine, Indonesia, Thailand, Vietnam, Cambodia, Brunei), Malaysia is the best and awesome.
This is such a great list! Been really enjoying your Malaysia recap and realization videos. We always appreciated having the sink nearby, especially when eating with our fingers.
This has to be one of the best presented overviews of Malaysia - succinct and on point. I've enjoyed all your videos and look forward to more of your adventures. Take care, stay safe. Tq
Really helpful list. Malaysia is a county I definitely want to check out as a possible ExPat destination. You have condensed a lot of helpful information into this summary.
Mind telling me what is expat? Is it a thing? Or a place? Or a coffee places? Im Malaysian but I don't know what it is and the idea of its existence at all
@@abc18800 It generally mean anyone who is living outside their native country. It's mostly used for people who retire and then live in a different country. For instance, you may see an older English couple who living in Malaysia, they would be considered Expats. Also, a company may send employees to live/work in another country, they would be considered Expats.
Yes, I agree...very good content, keep it your good work👍👍👍 I am a Malaysian, watching your video makes me more appreciative being a Malaysian, alhamdulillah
great video.Having been there many times I knew quite a bit of the tips.and it was so refreshing to have an American point out that there are many things that other places do better than the USA. btw I am Australian .thanks for posting.
Very well presented! I'm glad you did so with your 100 tips. Just to share a couple of tips: 1) Another Supermarket (s) is B.I.G (Ben's Independent grocer) or Village Grocer - they carry a lot of imported stuff as well. With that being said, it all depends on where one is located. 2) Generally bargaining isn't common, however do that while in Chinatown, KL. 3) Online shopping : A different one locally is Zalora. Speaking of holidays, today is Vesak day here :-) Cheers from Malaysia, wishing all of you well, safe and happy!
1. Basically any supermarket end with "grocer" you know it is a higher end place haha 2. Unless the price is clearly stated, then yes please bargain to your heart content. 3. zalora is only for fashion market.
@@alanko1987 Haha.... 😁 Well, well, you nail it to a T regarding the supermarkets, so is #2! Wait Zalora isn't just fashion - they've small home appliances, beddings, bath, and cosmetics, & whatnot too. Yes, they don't carry food stuff. Cheers
Pedestrian in Malaysia has the right of way only at the designated crossing area. But at other locations, depends on the road category & location, drivers will slowdown or stop to give a way to pedestrians.
Can't trust drivers these days. They are not looking at the road. They are looking at their phones. Not safe to cross. You have to really see if the driver in the car is watching the road before you attempt to cross.
this is a very well research information abou Malaysia..you really explain it well in a short words. greeting frm east malaysia,sarawak. come to sarawak ...east side of malaysia in borneo..u will feel totally different here...we have more than 40 ethnicities rather than only 3 in west malaysia.
I have been two times there and I felt in love with the country and everything. I felt like I was in my home. But now is so difficult to go since they are still close because of pandemia. I check every day on internet if they are gonna open the borders for foreigners but they are still not :( I want to live there for few years to learn Bahasa Malaya and to know more about malaysian people. I hope this situation gets better soon!
I hope you can visit again once covid is over ! Malaysians are more than willing to help you learn our language, it makes us happy that people are interested in our culture. :)
A very comprehensive info of Malaysia ... Good job and thank you a lot for this vid ... Love from us from Malaysia ... A very great video indeed ... 5 stars for d effort and 1 star bonus for your love of Malaysia ... So 6 Stars for this video .... Excellent job Snail Travelers ....
#34 - Malaysia uses both type G and type C, as some appliances are imported directly from those meant for European markets. Adapters are required for wall sockets, but extension cords usually come with built in two pin support. My camera, TV, stereo system, Google Home Hub, Xiaomi smart devices purchased from the official Malaysian retailer all use two pin plugs. Many of the stuff in my parents’ kitchen too. #58 - Due to the demands of the local market, many local students attend international schools too. I myself attended one from Grade 6 to my last year of high school. However, BM, (Mandarin or Tamil) is widely taught and compulsory as well in some schools, so it’s an added benefit to know more languages. #93 - Smoking in public calls for a fine of RM10,000 or up to 2 years behind bars.
Wow all of the informations are very accurate! Just one thing, durian is certainly prohibited to bring in public places but it is a huge welcome to bring into local houses as a gift 😁
Very thorough and comprehensive review. I'm Chinese but have lived in Europe (U.k. & recently Ireland) for 30 years. Fed up with the long dark and gloomy winters here, and the soaring cost of living. Planning to move back to Asia with Malaysia as my No. 1 choice. Thanks for sharing these useful tips!🙏💗
Good educational video! I'm looking to move to Malaysia from Beijing, China next year so the first step is learning all the little details like this. Cheers!
hye sir, thanks for choosing our malaysia..as a malaysian, i stay to watch the whole 100tips video..yours is so great, informative and accurate..glad u felt happy n safe here.
Excellent! Thankyou! You have me leaning towards wintering in Malaysia instead of the Philippines. I'm Canadian. The heat and humidity might be a little hard though...haha!
Watched it all the way with great pleasure! I may not agree on all, but as you rightfully state, it is all from individual / personal perspective. Very nice video again👌
Malaysia is the best for foreigners to make it long visits if they come from countries whose country currencies is higher than ringgit. Living costs will be lower, plenty food , interesting things to see & do. Syabas to this video.
common man.....i dont know why i already been your subscriber.....eventhough this is my country.....just your contents is good enough.....by the way thanks for your effort and speared the Malaysia country to the world....
May I add some more? *Most Malaysians understand and/or speak English. *Malaysia has vast verities of food and share common verities of other countries too. *Do you know that? Americans, Australians, New Zealanders, and Europeans are commonly called "Mat Saleh" in Malaysia as what is called "Bule" in Indonesia? *In Malaysia, to be considered you're a polite person; 1.Don't show somebody (elder) a direction using your forefinger. The most polite way is by using your thumb. Same, while you are doing presentations. But, it's okay by using an artificial pointer. 2.When serving or passing something to someone (elder), don't handle it with your left hand. Handle it with your right hand. 3. When speaking to someone whom you don't know, you can use the word, "Tuan" or "Encik" (for male) or "Puan" or "Cik" (for female). Don't ever use the word "Kamu" which means "you" in English. It's considered rude. "Kamu" should only be used to the younger person only. 4. To say "Hello" is considered rude when presenting yourself. The best way is by using "Selamat pagi" (Good morning) or "Selamat petang" (Good evening) and followed by "Apa kabar?". 5.Never fart, cough, blurp, whistle, or yawn in front of your guests. 6.Don't litter, piss, making love, or acting wild in public. 7.Give a little bow to your guests if you intend to leave your seat. 8.Sounds of car horns are rare in Malaysia. The sweet things mostly happen is that people give "thank you" or "bye-bye" signals by punching "double horns" to other drivers or a "single horn" to say "sorry" or "okay" and if you see an oncoming car, double lifting headlights, it is the signal of telling "there is a police roadblock ahead", not kidding bro, hahahaha........
I was flying back and a lady asked me why are there so much trees... I mentioned that we have palm oil plantations to supply cooking oil. Hahaha. Her face was ...priceless, when she arrived at our airport.
I spent two years there 1965 and 1966, great video and I am please to see so many positive changes. Thoroughly enjoyed my time there, it is a very nice country.
101. Malaysia has 13 states. A Peninsular and 2 states from Borneo (Sabah and Sarawak). Please try to visit each state as the language/Malay slang/native used is different. And the food varieties also different according states.
Your video is the best ❤ so many important and useful information, simple presentation with related visual signs and quite complete. Furthermore your voice is pleasant, we can see you at the beginning of the clip (Hello) I can tell that you are a kind and considerate person by the info you share. Also, I don’t have to keep fast forwarding because I want to see the sights of the place and not the face of the speakers . Thank you so much from California 🙏
Tapi kat malaysia still kena bawak cash kalau nak pergi mana2. Tak macam kat negara diorang kalau keluar just bawa 1 card je keluar pergi mana2 pun cukup.
I like to say my part as Malaysian. I have met many expats in KL and I have to say you guys are awesome. I have never meet any foreigner that are arrogant and rude. Selamat Datang (Welcome to Malaysia).
I guess being a reverse of you. A Malaysian living in the United States. Some of these tips may apply to the big cities more than the smaller ones. Especially public transport. Some of the more rural areas are more car dependent.
Thanks for the informations！Malaysia is a good destination for visiting and retirement due to it's culture diversity and affordable living expenditure. I have been living in 🇺🇸 for 3 years ，Chicago ，appleton in Wisconsin ，Danville in Virginia .America is a great country! will definitely visit Malaysia after the virus ！
Great informative video! I like how you also include tips that seems trivial but would be very helpful to know, such as pointing with thumb and the arrow for Qiblat in hotels. Stay safe where ever you are now! :)
Thank you very much for your viewed and commented our country, the information is very simple and useful. Is good for Malaysian know the foreigners responded to improve the weakness and make it better for goodness.
Penang Island, Georgetown min 1:31 location area *Burma Road opposite of *NewWorldPark clearly can see *Autobavaria. over there got one Old British colonial Heritage Banglow was 1st KFC in Penang 1987 and the most unique and only one in the world. hahaha..
UPDATE AUGUST 11, 2021: The new MM2H requirements have been announced. More information in this link:
www.theedgemarkets.com/article/malaysia-my-second-home-mm2h-programme-reactivated-new-applications-be-processed-october-%E2%80%94
My wife and I have been here now for almost 2 years - absolutely love the diversity and warmth of the people, great place to live indeed
I humble to say.. Welcome to Malaysia.. Wish u have a great time staying here
What's your, and your wife's favorite dish?
I spend 4 years of my life there during college.. wonderful country.. friendly people.. i have nothing but love and respect for Malaysia.
Very good you did not overstay as that is common with Pakistani,Indian, Bangladesh and Nigerian , Somali and some Eutopean citizens.
Am not Malisian, but beautiful comment thanks.
As a Malaysian..i wanted to say that, if there's an unfriendly Malaysian or someone who's kinda awkward, they're probably just shy. For example, Malaysian like me. I have seen exchange students at my university, and i wanted to befriend them, but I'm just too shy 😭. I hope they don't think that I'm not friendly. Anyway, you guys and other foreigner are welcome to stay as long as you want !
I just moved here from the USA and you are so correct. I love it here and feel way safer than in the usa. Thanks for the tips.
Welcome to malaysia
Definitely a safety measure to avoid any complications at school. It's been such a worrying subject about school shooting. Parents can no longer send their children to school feeling with ease. Though you might find it hard to adapt, I hope you're enjoying your life here.
Is it easy to find a job as a foreigner ?
@@utilisateurgmail2133 depends on the type of visa you’re holding. You’re not allowed to work on a tourist or study visa.
@@immortalwitch never heard of school shootings in Malaysia.
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I hope you can come and stay here. Don't forget us at Sarawak and Sabah.
For no.7 .....here the local tips....just hold show ur hand palm towards driver they will slow down....that the greatest superpower we had...by doing so...car will slower,we are able to pass roadblock even cut the line at cashier...😅😅😅
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By the way common for eating with our fingers is right but not everyone does it. Mostly muslims but there are also some muslims that don't. Just a fact😁
Happy to know that you enjoyed your time in Malaysia and want to go back in MY. I spend 6 years in Malaysia and travelled every corner and tourist places in there. It's definitely a nice country to travel. In terms of food, culture, wildlife, sea beaches, mountains, transportation, scenic beauty, adventure, security systems, ...... Malaysia rocks. As compared to other SEA region (Philippine, Indonesia, Thailand, Vietnam, Cambodia, Brunei), Malaysia is the best and awesome.
thank you sir
All these points is the reason why I am planning to retire in Malaysia - it's a win-win situation
You are welcome to Malaysia
Come here you won't be dissapointed unless you are looking for entertainment since it is a muslim country
@@akmalrusydi2730 I have been to Malaysia 5 times already and I am a Muslim from the UK - love Malaysia, the country and its people
if you want to retire in malaysia, come to penang.. around 350k dollars, u can get a sea front view condo around that price..
@@borutopicks2076 I have been to Penang and liked it so I could consider it - thanks for your tips, very much appreciated
I visited in 1998 and 1999 and thoroughly enjoyed it. Asia in one country. Fascinating country and food was wonderful.
This is such a great list! Been really enjoying your Malaysia recap and realization videos. We always appreciated having the sink nearby, especially when eating with our fingers.
This has to be one of the best presented overviews of Malaysia - succinct and on point. I've enjoyed all your videos and look forward to more of your adventures. Take care, stay safe. Tq
Thank you very much for these kind words!
5:57 Window grills on high rise apartments are safety measure for kids. I don't want my child accidently YEET off the window
Same like what happen to Eric Clipton Son..so sad the tragedy could happen when there are no safety..
also can protect from criminals breaking in
Really helpful list. Malaysia is a county I definitely want to check out as a possible ExPat destination. You have condensed a lot of helpful information into this summary.
It's an awesome country if you can handle the heat and humidity. All the points here were spot on.
yeah..come here man..eventho its a majority muslim country..it still very liberal..
Mind telling me what is expat? Is it a thing? Or a place? Or a coffee places? Im Malaysian but I don't know what it is and the idea of its existence at all
@@abc18800 It generally mean anyone who is living outside their native country. It's mostly used for people who retire and then live in a different country. For instance, you may see an older English couple who living in Malaysia, they would be considered Expats. Also, a company may send employees to live/work in another country, they would be considered Expats.
@@brianlingg5518nice... thanks sir.
Absolutely top class long list. Accurate and easy. Tq for keeping our mco life with very nice and informative video. Love it..
Thank you for this very nice comment.
One of the most genuine tips for travelers to Malaysia on TH-cam. Keep up good job!
Great content well presented. Agree with your observations and respect to the Malaysian people for making it a great country.
Yes, I agree...very good content, keep it your good work👍👍👍 I am a Malaysian, watching your video makes me more appreciative being a Malaysian, alhamdulillah
As someone from Malaysia living in US, opposite problem with clothing sizes. Sometimes shop in teenager section for pants length.
You can also take long ipants to a tailor (Alterations).
I lost it at ‘not having to worry about being shot at a grocery store’ 😂
It means....being mugged are rare in between...
Right? I’m walking my dog at 4 am in Florida, never thought of being short in grocery store. lol
or our kids being shot in school
great video.Having been there many times I knew quite a bit of the tips.and it was so refreshing to have an American point out that there are many things that other places do better than the USA. btw I am Australian .thanks for posting.
Very informative. Being Malaysian, I noticed that you have listed almost everything that a foreigner need to know about Malaysia
Very well presented! I'm glad you did so with your 100 tips.
Just to share a couple of tips: 1) Another Supermarket (s) is B.I.G (Ben's Independent grocer) or Village Grocer - they carry a lot of imported stuff as well. With that being said, it all depends on where one is located.
2) Generally bargaining isn't common, however do that while in Chinatown, KL.
3) Online shopping : A different one locally is Zalora.
Speaking of holidays, today is Vesak day here :-)
Cheers from Malaysia, wishing all of you well, safe and happy!
1. Basically any supermarket end with "grocer" you know it is a higher end place haha
2. Unless the price is clearly stated, then yes please bargain to your heart content.
3. zalora is only for fashion market.
@@alanko1987 Haha.... 😁
Well, well, you nail it to a T regarding the supermarkets, so is #2!
Wait Zalora isn't just fashion - they've small home appliances, beddings, bath, and cosmetics, & whatnot too. Yes, they don't carry food stuff.
Cheers
@@leneekay1 owh really? when i start using zalora they are purely fashion though. thx for the info
@@alanko1987 You're most welcome :-)
Pedestrian in Malaysia has the right of way only at the designated crossing area. But at other locations, depends on the road category & location, drivers will slowdown or stop to give a way to pedestrians.
My experience is both rarely follow the rules - cross at designated crossing area and drivers to stop at that crossing area.
use the power of hand..just show your like stop signage the vehicles will slow down and stop
remember. do at your own risk hehehhehe
@@Danzo6333 lol
Can't trust drivers these days. They are not looking at the road. They are looking at their phones. Not safe to cross. You have to really see if the driver in the car is watching the road before you attempt to cross.
@@lordaimelord7848 totally agree with you
Informative, unbiased and straight to the point as always. 👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻
Tips #101 - Malaysian usually greets each other... Have you eaten already?
yes very true
The new normal is " Have you vaccinated?"
Really want to spend some time in Malaysia, love your channel~
Amazing that you can come up with 100 on the list! Much appreciated.
this is a very well research information abou Malaysia..you really explain it well in a short words. greeting frm east malaysia,sarawak. come to sarawak ...east side of malaysia in borneo..u will feel totally different here...we have more than 40 ethnicities rather than only 3 in west malaysia.
I have been two times there and I felt in love with the country and everything. I felt like I was in my home. But now is so difficult to go since they are still close because of pandemia. I check every day on internet if they are gonna open the borders for foreigners but they are still not :( I want to live there for few years to learn Bahasa Malaya and to know more about malaysian people. I hope this situation gets better soon!
I hope you can visit again once covid is over ! Malaysians are more than willing to help you learn our language, it makes us happy that people are interested in our culture. :)
You can visit after 1 april.. Malaysia will open border and go to endemic..
A very comprehensive info of Malaysia ... Good job and thank you a lot for this vid ... Love from us from Malaysia ... A very great video indeed ... 5 stars for d effort and 1 star bonus for your love of Malaysia ... So 6 Stars for this video .... Excellent job Snail Travelers ....
Thank you!
Our Tesco already bought by Thailand company and change name to Lotus.
Good to know!
Tesco exit south east asia..like carrefour
The irony is both Tesco and Carrefour exited their profitable operations in South East Asia to salvage their loss making operations in Europe! 🤔
This video is very informative n useful to any foreign traveller who wishes to visit Malaysia, on short, medium or long term.
The longest list so far that i have encountered written by non malaysian ... epic ... thank you for visiting us 😍😍
Thanks for this wonderful video n thanks for sharing your wonderful experience living in Malaysia. 100 tips, wow, amazing video.
Great video...I stayed in Sabah Borneo in a very small town and found myself a bit of a novelty for the locals, loved every minute of my stay there...
#71 Drivers of vehicles of 4 wheels and above seldom jump red lights. It is very common for motorcyclists to jump red lights, especially delivery men
I'm a Malaysian & I'm impressed with your impressive list of tips 😄👍👍!!!
Well presented and documented.As Malaysian I m proud to know that Malaysia is the best destination for expat .Thanks for the great video.
#34 - Malaysia uses both type G and type C, as some appliances are imported directly from those meant for European markets. Adapters are required for wall sockets, but extension cords usually come with built in two pin support. My camera, TV, stereo system, Google Home Hub, Xiaomi smart devices purchased from the official Malaysian retailer all use two pin plugs. Many of the stuff in my parents’ kitchen too.
#58 - Due to the demands of the local market, many local students attend international schools too. I myself attended one from Grade 6 to my last year of high school. However, BM, (Mandarin or Tamil) is widely taught and compulsory as well in some schools, so it’s an added benefit to know more languages.
#93 - Smoking in public calls for a fine of RM10,000 or up to 2 years behind bars.
Thanks,as a malaysian this kind of video help us look at our country from a different perspective and try to make it better.
Wow all of the informations are very accurate! Just one thing, durian is certainly prohibited to bring in public places but it is a huge welcome to bring into local houses as a gift 😁
Great content. I am Malaysian can learned too 👍👍👍
Great tips. I'll be watching this again. Thanks.
Great video. Very informative without the extra fluff. Not sure why anyone would give this video a thumbs down.
Very thorough and comprehensive review. I'm Chinese but have lived in Europe (U.k. & recently Ireland) for 30 years. Fed up with the long dark and gloomy winters here, and the soaring cost of living. Planning to move back to Asia with Malaysia as my No. 1 choice. Thanks for sharing these useful tips!🙏💗
West cannot beat Asian countries, Asian are ancient civilizations that exist thousands years
I believe this channel gave the most comprehensive insight into Malaysia...all very correct
Good educational video! I'm looking to move to Malaysia from Beijing, China next year so the first step is learning all the little details like this. Cheers!
Greeting from Singapore! Relevant points, concise, all 100% true.
Their politics are weird ... but as a living place? Good.
Wow, u got 100!!! So awesome of you sir... must be lots of preparation too!! Hope you will come again and finish your trips/exploration here!!
Was there a video made on how Americans could retire in Malaysia? Also, thanks for the exceptional content! 🙏🏻
Yes, but for some reason TH-cam didn't show the link to that video. But you can find it on our channel page. Thanks for watching!
Check out Nomad capitalist. A guide by an American living in Malaysia
Mantapp malaysia....salam dari Indonesia :)
Ayoh liburan ke sini rayyan after pandemik
Ko ajak liburan...terus x balik laaa
The people who run red lights are normally referred to as "b*stards" and sometimes are pointed at using our middle fingers.
Helpful pointers! Had great fun watching your Malaysian videos and hope to see more in the future!
Thank you!
hye sir, thanks for choosing our malaysia..as a malaysian, i stay to watch the whole 100tips video..yours is so great, informative and accurate..glad u felt happy n safe here.
Excellent! Thankyou! You have me leaning towards wintering in Malaysia instead of the Philippines. I'm Canadian. The heat and humidity might be a little hard though...haha!
Thank you for sharing this useful informations
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This is one of the best videos about Malaysia, thank you for the helpful information!
Very good list. 👍😃
Thanks for staying & enjoying yourself in Malaysia.
Watched it all the way with great pleasure! I may not agree on all, but as you rightfully state, it is all from individual / personal perspective. Very nice video again👌
Malaysia is the best for foreigners to make it long visits if they come from countries whose country currencies is higher than ringgit. Living costs will be lower, plenty food , interesting things to see & do. Syabas to this video.
Great content… happy to hear that you have enjoyed the stay in Malaysia
Such a comprehensive list, and i as a local also find it very useful. A very observant indeed
common man.....i dont know why i already been your subscriber.....eventhough this is my country.....just your contents is good enough.....by the way thanks for your effort and speared the Malaysia country to the world....
May I add some more?
*Most Malaysians understand and/or speak English.
*Malaysia has vast verities of food and share common verities of other countries too.
*Do you know that? Americans, Australians, New Zealanders, and Europeans are commonly called "Mat Saleh" in Malaysia as what is called "Bule" in Indonesia?
*In Malaysia, to be considered you're a polite person;
1.Don't show somebody (elder) a direction using your forefinger. The most polite way is by using your thumb. Same, while you are doing presentations. But, it's okay by using an artificial pointer.
2.When serving or passing something to someone (elder), don't handle it with your left hand. Handle it with your right hand.
3. When speaking to someone whom you don't know, you can use the word, "Tuan" or "Encik" (for male) or "Puan" or "Cik" (for female). Don't ever use the word "Kamu" which means "you" in English. It's considered rude. "Kamu" should only be used to the younger person only.
4. To say "Hello" is considered rude when presenting yourself. The best way is by using "Selamat pagi" (Good morning) or "Selamat petang" (Good evening) and followed by "Apa kabar?".
5.Never fart, cough, blurp, whistle, or yawn in front of your guests.
6.Don't litter, piss, making love, or acting wild in public.
7.Give a little bow to your guests if you intend to leave your seat.
8.Sounds of car horns are rare in Malaysia. The sweet things mostly happen is that people give "thank you" or "bye-bye" signals by punching "double horns" to other drivers or a "single horn" to say "sorry" or "okay" and if you see an oncoming car, double lifting headlights, it is the signal of telling "there is a police roadblock ahead", not kidding bro, hahahaha........
100 detailed info..thank you for this ...all are true...👍🇲🇾🌹
1st....nice video...
I was flying back and a lady asked me why are there so much trees...
I mentioned that we have palm oil plantations to supply cooking oil. Hahaha.
Her face was ...priceless, when she arrived at our airport.
Superb efficient video. Gave view of whole Malaysia. Small and big things. Lifestyle.
I spent two years there 1965 and 1966, great video and I am please to see so many positive changes. Thoroughly enjoyed my time there, it is a very nice country.
What a great video
Great layout
Thank you for making the video so efficient and concise. So many TH-camrs drone on and on and on.
101. Malaysia has 13 states. A Peninsular and 2 states from Borneo (Sabah and Sarawak). Please try to visit each state as the language/Malay slang/native used is different. And the food varieties also different according states.
So through and useful...many thanks
Missed you guys and your videos. Thanks and God Bless
Great Video !...I learned a lot ....Thank you very much....
Wow, all these reviews are very fair. Great job guys! 😊😊
Your video is the best ❤ so many important and useful information, simple presentation with related visual signs and quite complete. Furthermore your voice is pleasant, we can see you at the beginning of the clip (Hello) I can tell that you are a kind and considerate person by the info you share. Also, I don’t have to keep fast forwarding because I want to see the sights of the place and not the face of the speakers . Thank you so much from California 🙏
This is one of the nicest comments I've ever had, thank you for the encouragement.
I'm a Malaysian, but I watched this to guide my foreigner friends in case i'm missing some stuff
This video was made 1 year ago.
Now there are so many places and stores accepting credit and debit cards to pay for whatever items we purchased.
Tapi kat malaysia still kena bawak cash kalau nak pergi mana2. Tak macam kat negara diorang kalau keluar just bawa 1 card je keluar pergi mana2 pun cukup.
I like to say my part as Malaysian. I have met many expats in KL and I have to say you guys are awesome. I have never meet any foreigner that are arrogant and rude.
Selamat Datang (Welcome to Malaysia).
this list makes me want to move there. I'm hoping to visit next year
Wow. Thank you for the tips. This is so helpful for people who don't know Malaysia that much. Thank you for sharing this! :)
I'm a Malaysian. I like how you explain some of the negative/bad things in a good way. It sounds like a good thing. You can be a Malaysian too haha...
Thanks lots of useful information 👍👍😁
I guess being a reverse of you. A Malaysian living in the United States.
Some of these tips may apply to the big cities more than the smaller ones. Especially public transport. Some of the more rural areas are more car dependent.
Now grabs are everywhere
*,Come to Malaysia 🇲🇾 Please don't forget to Trying Cendol Durian Fruit Musang King Malaysia it's delicious too 🇲🇾👍💪🇲🇾*
Thanks for this info a lot of this is similar to Thailand like the weather, flights and apartment rentals.
Thanks for the informations！Malaysia is a good destination for visiting and retirement due to it's culture diversity and affordable living expenditure. I have been living in 🇺🇸 for 3 years ，Chicago ，appleton in Wisconsin ，Danville in Virginia .America is a great country! will definitely visit Malaysia after the virus ！
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Really useful and interesting, kind of a snapshot of Malay life. Thank you and god bless
Nice video.
❤❤❤ Thanks for sharing tips😊
Great informative video! I like how you also include tips that seems trivial but would be very helpful to know, such as pointing with thumb and the arrow for Qiblat in hotels. Stay safe where ever you are now! :)
thanks very informative video
Great video so useful!!
Thank you very much for your viewed and commented our country, the information is very simple and useful.
Is good for Malaysian know the foreigners responded to improve the weakness and make it better for goodness.
Couldn't agree more. Very well observed 👍
Penang Island, Georgetown min 1:31 location area *Burma Road opposite of *NewWorldPark clearly can see *Autobavaria. over there got one Old British colonial Heritage Banglow was 1st KFC in Penang 1987 and the most unique and only one in the world. hahaha..
Semuanya betul. Welcome to Malaysia 🤗
very informative & thank you for sharing
About the filter water. I think people nowadays use either coway or cuckoo services. You can get cold, hot and tepid water instantly (filtered too!).
Malaysia is the best country.. Always take care of yourself and always be happy... 🖐️
What an informative video! Great job!