Is Indonesia better than Malaysia for life?
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 19 พ.ค. 2024
- Meet Laura, an Estonian who lived in Indonesia for 2 years before moving to Malaysia, where she has been for 3 years now. Laura shared why Indonesia offers better customer service than Malaysia, the cost of living a good life in Kuala Lumpur, and tips on making friends with Malaysians. Enjoy!
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00:00 - INTRO
00:30 - Rooftop view of Kuala Lumpur
00:55 - Advice for foreigners in Malaysia
01:35 - Cost of living in Malaysia
02:33 - Making friends in Malaysia
03:26 - Favorite foods in Malaysia
04:22 - Indonesia versus Malaysia
05:34 - Is life in Indonesia easier than in Malaysia?
07:05 - Comparing the people of Malaysia and Indonesia
08:30 - Speaking Bahasa
09:25 - Small airport in Kuala Lumpur
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Lived in both countries since 2006. I would be happy living in Malaysia if i were an employee and prefer living in Indonesia as enterpreneur. Malaysia is small country compared to Indonesia, 30 million people to 278 million people. Different problems and challenges. I find wider opportunity to build a business in Indonesia since its the country with the biggest economy in SEA with high percentage of young people. However i find more structured life in Malaysia. Love Indian food in Malaysia which i rarely find in Indonesia. Overall,since i love spicy food, Indonesian food suits my palate better.
Its true
Employee in Malaysia
Entrepreneur/ businessman in Indonesia.
Indian food in Malaysia
Spicy food in Indonesia
i rarely hear foreigners from europe/US likes spicy food.
you are so true....because indonesian they are supported local product...We Malaysian also supported local product but most of the times we are looking for quality...is not because malaysian product is bad, but in some area/expertise, Malaysian product is still new in developing/producing...& compare 32m consumer & 278m consumer, do the math...especially if you go online....just look at Indonesian celebrities on social media, 1M viewer is ordinary, 100k subscriber is ordinary....100k viewer for Malaysian media social influencer is extraordinary, 1k subscriber is extraordinary....
@@linutau79 it's "social media" btw 😁
@@johnnymustang3332 sorry bro, sometimes, got confuse which correct grammar i need to use...social media vs media social...1 english the other one malay😁
modern houses in Malaysia use water outdoor filter.indoor use water purifier/dispenser like coway or cuckoo.just tap hot or cold water.tradisional way,we just boil it with kettle
It's okay to drink tap water in Malaysia . I try it when i was in prison it turned out just fine
@@ecankbileish2159 lets not talk about why you ended up in prison.
@@rizkyadiyanto7922 better not talk about it 😬
PRISON??? YO WHAT DID U DO, I ONLY END UP IN PRISON ONLY FOR LIKE 1 MONTH@@ecankbileish2159
@@ecankbileish2159 You had a tap? Lucky-lucky, laki-laki ! Singaporean prisoners have to drink the toilet-bowl water!
As Malaysian, I love Indonesia. My Indonesian friends are the best and so diverse in different way than Malaysia. I love that everyone identifies as Indonesian and not, ◯◯ Indonesian. I never would have even guessed that one of my Indonesian friends was racially chinese cuz they only identify as Indonesian. I only found out cuz they eat pork haha. We live in Japan so Malaysians and Indonesians here are like family
Dark small indo prerending to be malaysian
@@Edgar_Ramirez471 bruh. stop tryna pecah belahkan kaum bodo. you must be someone that never left the safety of your country cuz once you leave, all you have is each other. thats why muslims in non muslim countries stick together and have stronger bonds. dont let nationality get in the way of being one ummah. indonesians and malaysians are practically family. muslim negara lain mane layan org yg islam negara kt.
@@OtakuScandal indo are too dark and small compared to Malaysians meaning you're not the same
@@Edgar_Ramirez471That's why they are called the deutro Malay, while Malaysians are the proto Malay.
Goodness Edgar, why do you have to be so bitter and mean..
I believe he is just sharing his honest opinions about his life in Japan with his Indonesian friends.
And I believe, he is Msian and not pretending to be one.
And yes, I'm also Malaysian, and I do have met and known many lovely Indonesians...we are all the same, we are not perfect but can't we try to live in harmony, being neighbours. There is already too much hate in this world.
Miss my time in KL. It is a wonderful place - will go back someday.
So, where you from dear? Welcome to 🇲🇾 again in future
@@harveyyork8370 I worked there for 18 months - not a long time but the place connected. I love KL more than any other international destinations I hv been too. Back to my hometown now in Bangalore :)
Xixixi ...gak ada "added value-nya". ...jangan terlalu membanggakan bule....ingat ..Malaysia sampai sekarangpun Masih dalam cengkraman inggris....bule juga kan...biar saja dia balik ke negaranya ..bukanya sempurna di negaranya....buat apa membanding"kan...
Yeah I miss it too, but back tomorrow lol :D ❤🇲🇾
🇵🇭🇹🇭🇻🇳🇲🇾>>>>>>>🇲🇨🦧
Agreed 100% to what she said. As an Indonesian living in Malaysia for the past 30 years, the comparasions she mentioned are spot on 😊 system works better in Malaysia. Services much better in Indonesia 😅 dont be mistaken, am still proud of being an Indonesian tho 😎
km kuli?
Sebagai warga Indonesia kita memang harus mengakui Malaysia lebih baik dari indo, masalahnya orang indo baperan ga menerimanya sebagai masukan untuk perbaikan.
@@heksadailyapanya yg lbh baik? Nipunya?
@@SoeTube-Channel once come indonesia yes they friendly, but they not destroy the slum houses in city , even if they make modern city some people behaviour there like a monkey
@@REYz_1 get a mirror a look at yourself.
You hit on something interesting here. Convenience of service sector vs quality of life. Algorithm vs Rhythm.
The rest was also interesting, of course - thank you!
Because in Indonesia they have many Bibiks.
labour cost in Indonesia is lower than Malaysia. people are competing to offer their services.
Malaysian businesses have to hire foreign workers in service industry (food, maids, logistics, housekeeping, barber, low tech maintenance, security, etc)
When you rely on banglas for service, thats not really high quality
welcome to malaysia the new bangladesh 🇧🇩🥰🇲🇾
Super cool guest - great interview - wonderful energy, smile and enthusiasm. Thanks Laura!
Jangan tertipu konten bule ..cuma cari viewer ..untuk banding"kan di negaranya sendiri konten seperti ini tidak laku...tidak ada "added value-nya" juga ....suruh balik saja ke negaranya yang sempurna ..memangnya siapa si Laura ...gak penting
teruntuk saudaraku indonesia gak usah komen macam macam kecuali merendahkan atau menghina negara kita tercinta, kita gak butuh penilaian pribadi orang lain karena itu gak penting cukup kita menikmati dan mensyukuri kenyamanan apa yang kita punya.dan berusaha lebih bae lagi. enjoy aja kawan !
Teruntuk saudaraku Indonesia gak usah seperti komen diatas pola pikir kek katak bawah tempurung gak nerima komen & kritikan. Mau maju harus belajar apa yg namanya realitas idup
gak nerima komen ? adakah pernyataan diatas ? belajar baca aja dulu biar pinter@@ethos-
@@SunuhadiSetyadi Kebalik mas belajar dulu kalo realitas dunia gak spt di kampung luh
nah ini muncul contoh nyatanya komen negatif , pake ngehina kampung lagi 🤣, yang bigini gak usah dibales gak penting@@ethos-
@@SunuhadiSetyadi Nah ini contoh sok suci ga nerima kalo yg di debat itu pola pikir luh bkn kampung luh. Udah 2o24 nih deck kok mentalitas kampungan terus
Fun fact...That small airport called Subang International Airport used to be KL's main international airport before the KLIA1 & KLIA 2 begans operation way back in around 1999...Before the Subang Airport, there is another smaller airport right in the middle of KL called Sungai Besi Airport....
Hehe yea... Still have some vague childhood memories from when we depart from that airport...
Subang is a name of Regency in West Java
@@souldancersbyjennifer Yes.. I too have the sweet memories of watching the planes quite close from the "airport's balcony" when sending off some relatives in the 70s. Those days, there are no "Sky Bridge". Then in early 80s (in my early 20s) i got to fly to Kota Kinabalu from Subang Airport... Sweet memories indeed...
Just a slight correction. The original Subang international airport main terminal which was located just next to the current one was unfortunately demolished many years ago and the one operating now - Sultan Abdul Aziz Shah Airport or Subang Skypark, was built to support the then main terminal much later and was to mainly serve domestic and some regional and chartered flights. Hence the airport runway has the capacity to even accommodate larger aircrafts like the 747s and the likes including the Antonov 124.
FYI you can drink Malaysian tap water... THE WATER IS TREATED and meet the international standard... HOWEVER PREFERABLY BOIL IT FIRST
No…
Air di malaysia banyak tercemar bahaya.
If you need to boil it first, that means it doesn't meet the international standard (whatever that is) or at least the European standard for "clean tap water"
@gaplekchannel6503🫵😁👉🦍
@@gaplekchannel6503 speak english...🤭🤭🤭oic👉🦍😅
Subang airport maybe have a small terminal but it can accommodate a concord aircraft once before...
listening to foreigners asking about bahasa Indo/malaysia is interesting. I mean we dont ask people "how is your english language?" Its just "how's your english" normally we just ask "how's your malay?" or how's your indonesian?
❤❤❤ thanks for sharing 🎉
Always make comparison according to quality value.
As always, good interview mr. Max... 👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻
Aamiin rabbal alaminn, thank you for your prayers 🤗 may your fortune be smooth. always be healthy and successful in the hereafter. Aamiin 🩵
Alhamdulillah
_Wow are you muslim😊?_
Welcome Same 😊
Amazing, I learned few new things from her
Fantastic!
In Southeast Asia, every country is the best. A land of happiness, luxury that middle class people can afford, delicious food, which these people who move to live in They are unhappy that their country is declining.😊
A very interesting interview with Laura.
In Southeast Asia, every country is the best. A land of happiness, luxury that middle class people can afford, delicious food, which these people who move to live in They are unhappy that their country is declining.😃
@@beautifuldays7051 The cost of living in a fully developed countries differ very much from the developing countries. The best of value for money is still in the land of developing countries.
@@Yasin_Affandi Value for money depends on time, age, and life needs. Each person is different in how they spend their money on their happiness. Probably using this woman's words to judge. or not standard Because she is still unstable.😀
@@beautifuldays7051 The value for money is quite simple, what do you get USD1 dollar in America, in Singapore, in Thailand, in Indonesia, in Malaysia, then translate it in each individual needs. In a fully developed countries, you'll probably get nothing out of 1 dollar, but in Malaysia and Indonesia, 1 dollar, you still can get a good meal, that's what best value for money is all about.
True, Bahasa Indonesia & Melayu are pretty much similar. Also agreed if you compare Jakarta and KL, on infrastructure side KL is way more developed, but Jakarta is catching up actually now on public transportation. But on the size & population wise, Jakarta is a bit complicated. That's why we called it 'Big Durian' :)
No actually kl is small compared to Jakarta is way bigger. Whole java island have fast train to other cities while malaysia just started last year from kl to trenganu and its still ongoing. Not completed yet.
8:33 I'm surprised that Malaysian can't tell the difference when Laura who speaks Indonesian instead of Melayu? If there are Malaysian people coming to Indonesia, we can differentiate them because there are differences between Indonesian language and Melayu (Malaysia) language
Jauh lebih berkembang ? Mata lu...malah jakarta punya kereta cepat, mall lebih banyak di jakarta.....LRT, mrt,krl jakarta juga punya
@@julehanirmala I'm surprised that you stereotyping the whole Malaysian, because of a single Malaysian that can't tell the difference between Malay and Indonesian language.
Smart lady - she's got it spot-on. (I've lived 10 years in each country).
I love your video and your experiences in Indonesia and in Malaysia.
Glad to hear that kl is still cheaper than jakarta. The reason probably kl is still not so crowded compared to jakarta.
Jakart lebih fancy dari KL
This is not entirely true, property rental in Jakarta depends on the area, if it is in an elite area the rental price will definitely be expensive but it tends to be cheap and affordable if it is in an ordinary area.
Laura loves food, so she is in the right place
Indonesian population in malaysia is more than Bangladeshi..@@freshmaker6441
@@freshmaker6441 what?
Shame on you
Lmao
Gak penting si Laura ..bukan siapa"...😂😂
Top 3 cleanest sanitary water in the SEA countries:- Singapore, Brunei and Malaysia 🇲🇾..you can consume it directly from the taps/faucets..no worries 👍
But nobody try for it. I'm not sure about foreign workers 😅
@@askarsepoi
Yes no body try for it.
Lawak 😂
In Malaysia, you cannot drink water directly from the tap, unless you connect the pipe to a filter. Foreign workers in Malaysia buy filtered water from the water dispenser.
@@kennyng2289 I have been drinking from the tap. I am 51 years old now.
I have been drinking tap water since I'm std 1 more than 60 yrs now.
in India and Indonesia local they look very highly to westerners,but in Malaysia westerners is just another visitor,no special or extra treatment to westerners,we are just naturally friendly and respectful to everyone but there is a limit 😉✌️
You talk too much
Baper ya @@SoeTube-Channel
Hi Msian here..yup..you can safely drink water from the tap...during my school days i just drank water from the tap after food😂...never been an issue
yes i did last time during primary school days cheating on fasting month...😂...
Have you ever cleaned a water pipe that was buried underground? Bacteria must be all over the place😂🤣😂
even with unhygiene water and air, still cannot reduce the population of indonesia..
Yeah it's heavily chlorinated, the purified water tastes better.
No.. I would puke if I drink tap water without boiling it first. Although, strangely if it was mixed with rose syrup or any flavored cordials, and mixed with ice, then I can drink it.
Malaysia strikes a balance between the nostalgic and modern era where they're still parts of the city that's still as it was during the pre colonial era, and the so called golden triangle area in downtown Kuala Lumpur, where it houses some of the world's tallest skyscrapers in the world. You'll get to experience all of these in one place!😊
Lama2 bosan kalau disitu2 saja.
Jangan tertipu dengan konten bule yang membanding"kan ..tidak ada "added value-nya"...suruh pulang saja ke negaranya ....di negaranya kan sempurna....😂😂
@@HambaAllah-kb5it they try to arouse themself. That's they are.
Welcome all the expats to Malaysia
Yup, you can have them all.
In Southeast Asia, every country is the best. A land of happiness, luxury that middle class people can afford, delicious food, which these people who move to live in They are unhappy that their country is declining.
It all depends on where you work and where your loved ones live, everything will be comfortable
Malaysia 🎉
Things to do in Kuching :
- City centre (Borneo Culture Museum, Chinese Museum, old street, local food, waterfront, souvenir shopping)
- Brooke Gallery (Fort Margherita) , Orchid Garden, Malay village, layer cakes (Kek Lapis) tasting and shopping
- Malaysia China Friendship Park
- Bako National Park (wildlife and stunning scenery)
- Semenggoh Orangutan Sanctuary
- Mangrove and wildlife cruise at Santubong River
- Satang Island (snorkeling, turtle)
- Bengoh Valley (Jurassic World Of Sarawak) and Kampung Sting (Village Above The Cloud)
- Semadang River Kayaking
- Annah Rais longhouse and hot spring
- Sarawak Cultural Village, Permai Rainforest Resort/Damai Beach Resort/The Culvert/Cove 55. Choose 1 to stay overnight, depending on your budget and preference
- Bau town, 30 mins from Kuching (Siniawan heritage town, Fairy Cave, Wind Cave, Tasik Biru (Blue Lake), Paku Rock Maze Garden, etc)
- Gunung Gading National Park (Rafflesia flower and Waterfall, check the flower blooming season before visit)
- Kubah National Park (frog pond, jungle trekking, waterfall)
- Tanjung Datu National Park (wildlife, turtle, stunning beach)
- Nightlife: GalaCity, Premier 101 (street food), Saradise, Wayang Street, Carpenter Street
Don't advertise Sarawak too much, prices will go up when all the tourists arrive.
Let Kuching be sleepy.
@@RUHappyATM No wander Sabahan said you Kuching is quiet and small city with short visit but doesn't have the vibrancy of Kota Kinabalu.
@@RUHappyATM Their said you Kuching orang Utan Sanctuary is disappointing and overrated.
@@RUHappyATM They said a 1 night stay in Sandakan is sufficient to see all including proboscis monkeys and orang Utan etc
@@RUHappyATM Sabahan said if you want Wildlife and beaches, you should stick to Sabah. Split time between Sandakan and KK.
Hanya orang tertentu dan struggle yang bisa tertaut hatinya dengan Jakarta, Indonesia...karena mereka berhasil melihat keindahan Jakarta dan Indonesia yang sebenarnya dibalik kekurangan, kemiskinan dan kesederhanaan...sebab itu Jakarta disebut " The Big Durian City" karena banyak orang yang Love and Hate kota ini, bisa diinterpretasikan jika kamu menyukai Durian maka kamu akan sangat menyukainya dan jika tidak suka maka kamu akan sangat membencinya.....banyak aspek yang dapat dilihat seperti kebudayaan, keramahan dan kesan positif.....bukan hanya tampilan lebih baik, luxury dan comfort zone yang ramah bagi foreigner dalam artian fasilitas yang lebih bagus dan kemudahannya bagi turis bule 😊
And the conclusion is JAKARTA NOT FOR EVERYONE ❤
Bored, di semua tempat ada kekurangan dan kelebihan.. bukan di indonesia aja...
@@zulqarnainjaafar4312Bukan masalah kelebihan dan Kekurangan, itu hal yang mutlak, ini tentang bagaimana orang luar bisa melihat sisi lain dan mencoba untuk berperspektif positif
Indonesia kebanyakan ekspat juga jadi gak beres. Mendingan kita bangun negara sendiri dulu buat orang kita. Semua ekspat lebih baik tinggal di Malaysia yang “konon katanya” lebih maju seratus langkah di depan kita.
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@@f.s.firdaus8106ni bukan kononnya..ni memang di iktiraf dunia endon...jangan nak iri sangat.
The area of Malaysia is not wider than the island of Java. It is only natural that development in Malaysia is evenly distributed, whereas the area of Indonesia is many times larger than Malaysia.
Yet you won't say the same thing about Malaysia compared to Singapore lol. Ada aja alasan.
As an Indonesian who has Malay descent and relatives, I can say that Laura's impression of both of us is super correct. She can perfectly distinguish our hidden differences and mention our common cultures.
It is also important for me to note this with most of us being foreigners moving to these countries it is wise to move in the areas outside of the cities.Even though it is going to be less of convenience but that’s the point we all should challenge ourselves culturally.We all know in the capital cities is where most international restaurants and a lot of other foreigners will be so of course it is easy to choose the capital city but I don’t think that is a smart decision in the long term because the heart of these countries is outside of their capital cities.I believe this will help a lout of us Americans,Europeans,Canadians,Australians,Germans and etc last a lot longer in these countries don’t do what y’all see everyone else do choose and decide to move in a different area we don’t all have to just pack ourselves in Bangkok or Kuala Lumpur.
Love Malaysia..
Funny when Laura spoke Indonesian, the Malays responded by saying "Yeeeei you speak Malay" 😂
Since I'm Indonesian, if I were Laura, I would respond them back "Yes of course I speak Indonesian, I'd been living there for two years"
and probably the Malays would keep saying "Great, it'll be easier for you to live in KL then, since you already know how to speak Malay"
and I (as Laura) would answer "That would be great to practice my Indonesian, here"
.... and so on
Believe me, it'll be fun to have such conversation, lol 🤣🙏
Ty so much Max for the video, really enjoy watching it ❤️ Blessings
good thing Laura is not that petty and miserable. Jangan begitu mbak dini, mindset ngga sehat
@@altrazh7194Betul tu..I would consider @DiniKusuma as a brilliant person and yet she could give such comments. Thank you to you too @DiniKusuma for answering the doubts I have about why some Indonesians behave the way they do 😢
Bahasa malay has its own standard and on its own classes. Differ from the prototype. Dong, kek, kok..innnn. like that lorr.
why are you having your own monologue here. she stayed in indonesia FIRST ofc she learns bahasa from there first. yall really have superior mindset 😂 i thank god at least here we can speak at least 2-3 languages
@@mrRiddle12 come on you guys, be honest will you ..
she clearly spoke Bahasa, but the Malays are so difficult to accept the fact, and kept saying she spoke Malay
While if Malay speaks Bahasa, the majority says "why you speak Bahasa, you are a Malay so speak Malay language properly"
Indonesian can be understood in several places in Southeast Asia. If you are confused about regional languages, speaking Indonesian might help a little.
Iyaa dong jelas , bahasa Indonesia udh masuk UNESCO
@@bintanggang2435 kena tunggu unesco iktiraf baru dikira bahasa ke? 😂
You cant beat the "beautiful madness" ❤🇮🇩... great vid👍
Three airports in Kuala Lumpur. KLIA for main airlines. Second airport is next to it which is KLIA2 which is for budget airlines only. The airport you took Max, is in Greater Kuala Lumpur in the city of Subang. Its the Subang International Airport specifically for propellor planes and private jets. Also VIPs from around the world, their planes land in Subang, including Air Force One, due to the fact that its a secure airport for VIP use.
the airport next to KLIA wasn't for cheap flight. KLIA Airport focuses only for International flight, while KLIA 2 focuses for domestic flight.
@@m4nt4z10 KLIA has both domestic and International flights. MAS flights to East Malaysia is also in KLIA. KLIA 2 also has International and domestic flights. Air Asia flight all over the world is from KLIA2. Get your facts right!
@@m4nt4z10KLIA2 is for low cost carrier, both terminal are for domestic and international flights
While subang SZB Airport is KL's boutique Airport serves for smaller aircraft for regional routes and the VIPs too.
I have to say, she is really pretty and her voice sounds amazing! She has a terrific personality too!
Her boyfriend / husband is a lucky guy
Yes, and I bet her sweaty feet smells like jasmine too....
You're a really smart and energetic lady.
I have travelled to both countries (6 times Malaysia and 3 times Indonesia) and I am going to both places again in July. Personally, Malaysia will suit me better but I think I can live in Indonesia very nicely
foreigners who live in Indonesia for 1-2 years will definitely be able to speak Indonesian. The funny thing is that when foreigners go to Malaysia and they try to speak Indonesian, the Malaysian people will say oh you speak Malay 🤣🤣🤣.
Disebabkan persamaan bahasa antara Malaysia & Indonesia(walaupun ada juga sedikit perbezaan), sudah tentu kami akan cakap dia guna bahasa Melayu. Lagipun dengar dr percakapan melayu dia, takdapun slang Indonesia pun.
@@noorhayati135 Sangat lucu dia menceritakan 2 tahun di Indonesia belajar masakan Indonesia dari ibu2 indonesia dan belajar bahasa Indonesia agar saling bisa mengerti and then dia fasih berbahasa Melayu malaysia ? 😂
Bahasa melayu, dia tak ckp bahasa Malaysia
Benga@@annisayuliana201
tidak pelik.. kerana bahasa Indonesia itu sendiri diambik dan berasal dari bahasa melayu.. cuma dibezakan slang...
@@SyukorRohani cuma dibezakan slang ? 😁😁Melayu Malaysia memang seperti katak dalam tempurung
Totally agree that Malaysia is a lot better than Indonesia.
Kuala Lumpur is cheaper to live than Jakarta. Indonesia is also too much complicated at the port of entries, pay for visa, and mobile phones don't work till you unlock the Imei number. From 14th February, visitors to Bali also charge for fees.
about ten usd to enter Bali. Annoying, but not such a big deal for most - although that is in addition to a VOA fee. Malaysia introduced a tax some years back on hotel rooms - exclusive to foreign tourists. Not sure how why everyone seems to think Jakarta is so much more expensive. Not my experience.
You don't need imei if your stay is less than 90 days.
In What Relation Malaysia is better ? More Capital per People If you compare 270 Million with 30 Million. In Antisetism or what ?😂
you watch the video....he said Indonesia is more comfortable than Malaysia
Just stay in malay - it's all what you want who adore malay. No need to come to Indonesia.
I've never been to Indonesia let alone living there, so I have no right to comment or even compare. Anyway, Laura is a beauty with brain and positive vibes definitely.
Kehidupan di Malaysia lebih sejahtera, dan lebih maju,
Thanks Laura thanks Max... Max try bring laura to our village... sleep, eat and do what village people daily... its new xperience... hehe... thanks u all!!! Welcome to Kuantan, east coast msia door...
it's beauty and happy go lucky...i love it...
Bahasa Melayu and Bahasa Indonesia actually come from the same root.. it's like US and UK English thing 😂
4quality life I choose Malaysia fresh air,no poison water
I loooooove her, just so good energy.
Went to Talinn couple years back. I noticed couple of words spelled similar to our Bahasa Melayu (BM), e.g.sepad. And the word Allah everywhere (allahindlus) haha. Took a ferry to Helsinki day trip. Stayed in the old town, very charming city. Brought home some Soviet era memorablias from the antique shops. I hope to come again & complete the trip of the 3 Baltic states.
Allah is arabic not malay word😂
@@Vongreimbf109 yup, but loaned arabic words in Malay like makan, pondok, syukur, rasuah, berkat, etc. 😀
@@iskhrm1688 but Allah word never loaned out to malay..we use arab word..Allah mean God..Tuhan..one true god specifically..Ya Allah (arabic) Ya Tuhan(malay)..kita ade bahasa melayu moden..kita ade melayu kuno..melayu sastera
@@Vongreimbf109 "ya allah" not arabic ya. Btw.its a loan word indeed, registered in the Dewan Bahasa dictionary, pls.check. are u from seberang?
@@iskhrm1688 idc dewan bahasa nk claim sbg bahasa melayu..Allah is arabic and we muslim use Allah as an arab word not as a malay word
..kita pakai almari tetap bukan malay word..in malay gerobok..just modern malay kita anggap pinjam..tp hakikat nya x kita ade ayat sendiri cuma da x di guna pakai
I drank tap water that we saved, when Penang had the water shut down. I was desperately thirsty, because I stupidly forgot to store some mineral waters, and it was midnight. Nothing happened to me. But still, kinda gross. 😝 The mind doesn't like it, but it's actually OK to drink.
is this all about indonesia vs malaysia or jakarta vs KL?
Laura has the right attitude of a person in a foreign country- mingle with the locals, you will learn and appreciate more about the people and country.
Malaysians generally do like to befriend foreign visitors but wont approach them to strike a conversation because they respect their personal space. But if a foreigner makes the first move, you will find the locals welcoming
Where is the location of the interview? I like the view and the swimming pool
Sejujurnya kami tidak suka di bandingkan apapun alasanya ...nikmati saja hidupmu dimanapun kamu berada dengan segala kelebihan dan kekurangan...itu lebih adil.
Menikmati hidup bukan perkara kesempurnaan tapi masalah hati...bagaimana kita bisa besyukur .
Disetiap negara manapun ada kelebihan dan kekurangan..bukan berarti negara" eropa atau amerika lebih hebat segalanya..dan sayapun tidak menganggap orang eropa & amerika sebagai manusia kelas satu...sejajar saja ..
Anda Max Chernov...bisa belajar dari chanel "lost boy" (usa)...atau ..christian hansen chanel (denmark)...mereka para petualang alam...yang menikmati semua keindahan tanpa membandingkan satu dengan yang lainya...mereka belajar bahasa dan budayanya...itu baru "gentle"....
Mereka menikmati setiap perjalanan mereka.
Sy sebagai orang Indonesia ga masalah kok pak dibanding2 kan. Juga buat feedback dan wawasan buat kita perbedaan antara kita dan tetangga. Tidak ada rasa tersinggung atau defensif.
@@lailamaya
Kalau anda di banding" kan oleh pacar/suami anda ...tentang penampilan ..tentang masakan....kemudian di di publish...ketemen" anda ke keluarga anda ...nyaman tidak...?
Hanya tanya
@@lailamaya
Satu lagi ...kenapa dia tidak membandingkannya dengan negaranya sendiri ..itu cukup fair...
Tahu gak kita terlalu heboh dengan konten" bule yg puja puji ...untuk cari viewer ...karena konten seperti ini di negaranya tidak laku....saya tinggal dan kerja di Belanda sekarang...tak menemukan konten membandingkan misalkan Belanda dengan Jerman atau Belgia ..yang bertetangga dekat.
Pak.. pak.. perbandingannya kok jadi ngebandingin pacar sih? Gak nyambung iki. Yang aku tangkap, gak terima dibandingin krn baper nih apalagi komennya si bule "lebih bagus Malaysia" dah defensif dah tuh. Intinya begitu toh? Coba bagusan Jkt, apa mgkn komen spt bapak ini muncul? Ga usah dijawab,sy ga butuh jawaban. Intinya mah bagi saya tetep, ngebanding2 in tempat di mana kita tgl mah biasa aja. Ya bapak bebas sih ga terima dibanding2 in, saya juga bebas komen tapi 😋
ini mah sudah kurang ajar bang.. perlu di report biar sadar
Yes, KL is affordable city to visit for mid class of Indonesian. Cheap air fare, modern transport, food and aparthotel, more comfort to visit than Jakarta (crowded but my own capital) or Singapore (pricey)
Kuala lumpur tidak memliki identitas kesan Pribumi tetapi Budaya China Tiongkok India Bangladesh Nepal Rohingya Cukup mendominasi disana.
I am Indonesian,visited KL last August and going again this month.
I used to stay in SG 14 years before and I find KL is more fun to visit. Cheaper food overall and slightly less warm+humid than sg. Jakarta weather is slightly better than KL and SG though but Jakarta food rather expensive and the cheap food are mostly unhygienic 😅.
Cheaper to go to KL than Bali from jakarta 😂
@@saynotodapigslimkitsial5770really? It's nice though.
@@saynotodapigslimkitsial5770 dumb peoples everywhere ughhh
@@saynotodapigslimkitsial5770 english please wkwkwk
Standar operation work in indonesia must be 100% from heart... make sense if u get nice hospitality
indonesian big country and Indonesia is the only country in ASEAN that has joined the G20 Summit forum, the G20 Summit is the 20 country with the largest economy in the world, and as a reporter I have been to Bali, Indonesia, as a reporter for the G20 Summit, it is very nice there and the local people are very, very friendly.
yess Indonesia is a big economic and has be in G20, but sadly indonesia is top 3 country with lowest gdp percapita in g20 after south africa and india
I always drink a tap water when I was a child in Penang. Nothing happened. 😁
I still drink tap water. I am 51 years old in still alive. I live in KL
"if there are two fish fighting in the pond, it means there's an Englishman passing by"
For me both City have their own charm depends on what seeks in your daily live adventures
True, every city is beautiful and people like it. Kl will be a tough, charmless person. But if you like Jakarta, he is a cute, bright, sweet and sour person mixed in himself.😊
For the Subang airport previously contained 3 terminal and now only terminal is remained for operation
Hello,
Great video !
For the first time in KL and Bali, which areas do you recommend to stay in these cities ?
Thank you so much.
You asked to a wrong person. He doesnt know anything about Indonesia.
The main downside of Indonesia compared to Malaysia is that the traffic in Jakarta is unbearable if you want to live in the big city. But it doesn't offer the same luxuries as Kuala Lumpur. Kuala Lumpur offers the best combination of luxuries and services at a reasonable cost of living.
not because of traffic jams.
That's because Jakarta is 3 times bigger than KL.
25 km drive from Monas, you are still in Jakarta
25 km drive from Klcc, you already out of KL
KL Airbnb and hotel cheaper than Jakarta and nicer 😅. Cheap hotel in jakarta is bad 😅
@@Do2mifasol-nh3lqu know the problem … why ur government build public transport like other country like singapore malaysia philipine thailand … in early 90s …. 2017 bulid mrt and lrt KAE…. Still cant support over population of jakarta bcoz only few station …
@@idznimokhtar7317
We already have 4 commuter electric train lines and built 12 BRT lines.
That was enough at that time.
Congestion only occurred on main roads before the 2010.
In 2005 - 2014, our country does not want to have large debts like your country.
In 2015 - 2024.
Now we have a strong economy
We can go into debt to build infrastructure
First, we imported LRT from Korea in 2018
Now we can build 3 LRT lines ourselves in 2023. 😎
You can check google
It's not much different if you drive 10 km in Jakarta and KL during rush hour.
It just perceptions
Fyi,
Thailand debt 86 % of gdp
Malaysia debt 74 % of gdp
Philippines debt 60 % of gdp
Indonesia debt 38 % of gdp
@@idznimokhtar7317 biarkan dia. Pemimpin dia buat projek supaya dapat kuasa 2 penggal. Bukan betul2 nak majukan negara.
KL @air is clean lol. Compared to Jakarta to Shanghai yes. Food is way better in Malaysia, so is healthcare, latter is important factor for many. Wife banned me from working in Jakarta (and she is Indonesian) as she can't stand the traffic and pollution! KL is "SE Asia lite" best for noobs.
Don't forget, claim your haze..
Gw jadi penasaran nih, Katanya MaKaNaN dI M--- lebih bagus, Terus kenapa para kawanan lu ngeclaim2!? Dongo, Rendang di Claim, Cendol, Juga di Claim, Itu cocoknya disebut negara Malingsial atau negara Claim??
@@AyanO_OnayAindonesia makanan aslinya hanya dari prindavan india kerna jalur keturunan dari india ama bangla. mknn malay asli dari alam melayu.
Biar bagaimanapun tetep betah tinggal di-tanah air tercinta...
I love ny country Indonesia...food, weather and unity in diversty...
Jgn lupa asap jerebu sekali....yg bg masalah kpd negara jiran Malaysia Brunei Singapore..
@@amindanish2105 ya krn hutan di Indonesia sangat banyak, kalau terbakar sedikit saja asapnya sampai ke luar negeri. Apalagi di bawah hutan2 itu banyak batubara...kalau musim kemarau batubara itu bisa terpercik api dan membakar daun-daunan yg sedang kering krn kemarau, yang akhirnya meluas menjadi kebakaran hutan
Bule ini membandingkan kehidupan dan fasilitas ketika dia tinggal di jakarta di kos kosan dan ketika tinggal di condo di KL...KLO mau compare harusnya dia tinggal di lipo karawaci, meikarta atau condo di jakarta baru adil
Tapi bagi dia walaupun tinggal hanya di kost-kostan, Jakarta lebih nyaman.
@andrisanjaya1
Jakarta tidak nyaman menurutnya, hanya jika sudah kenal cara lokal baru faham. Nyaman hanya mudah untuk memenuhi keperluan peribadi. Tapi dibanding Malaysia, dia suka makanan, dia suka infrastruktur, dia suka kebersihan udara, dia suka kebersihan air, dia suka keragaman budaya (yg menurutnya di Indonesia dia hanya jumpa budaya lokal lokal dan lokal
Sudah dia bilang, properti di Kuala Lumpur murah 30% dari Jakarta. Di Indonesia, kamu mungkin boleh menyewa kos sampai kapan pun. Tapi di Malaysia, tidak ada penginapan yg namanya kos. Krn tidak diperbolahkan tanah yg dikelaskan untuk rumah dibangun kos. Krn kos sudah ditermasuk kelas perniagaan. Jadi jangan cuba mencari kos kalau di Malaysia, memang takkan jumpa. Lagipun sewa rumah di Malaysia saja sudah murah.
@@DimanaBumi Saya lihat isi videonya tidak seperti itu.
Memang awalnya dia memuji Kuala Lumpur karena terstruktur dan udaranya lebih bersih.
Tapi begitu ditanya "Jadi hidup di Kuala Lumpur lebih mudah?". Kata dia "Tidak". Penanyanya kaget "Tidak (kenapa tidak)?". Trus kata dia "Hidup di Indonesia jauh lebih nyaman". Lihat di menit 5:34.
Hidup di Indonesia semuanya ada, istilahnya kalau mau beli perlengkapan rias, semua isi meja rias itu ada. Pelayanan dari ujung rambut sampai ujung kaki semuanya ada.
Trus dia memuji Malaysia karena memiliki berbagai macam etnis dan ramah. Tapi dia juga akhirnya memuji orang Indonesia ramah dan sangat manis.
@@andrisanjaya1
Ini isi videonya:
1) Kuala Lumpur menurutnya lebih tertata (structured) dan tenang (calmer). Jakarta menurutnya serabut/gila (madness) tapi itu membuatkan Jakarta unik,. dia bilang (beautiful madness).
2) Harga properti di Kuala Lumpur 30% jauh lebih murah dari Jakarta.
3) Udara di Kuala Lumpur itu lebih bersih dan dia berani minum air dari pipa. Air di Jakarta lebih kotor (dia sebut (poisonous).
4) Kuala Lumpur menurutnya lebih beragam dengan bermacam etnis jadi dia merasa bebas barbaur. Jakarta menurutnya sangat terlihat lokal.
5) dia sangat menyukai makanan Malaysia yg beragam. Lalu dia sebut sate dan Pan Mee. Lalu yg bertanya itu pun bilang kalau dia juga boleh temukan sate di Singapura dan Indonesia juga. Dia kata iya
6) dia bilang, di Kuala Lumpur dia boleh ke manapun dengan berbagai moda transportasi dengan semuanya sendiri. Di Jakarta dia bilang, dia perlu belajar bagaimana orang lokal berpergian. barulah dia faham. Lalu dia sebut dia harus naik Gojek utk cepat sampai ke mana-mana smpai dia harus pakai pakaian yg cocok dan beli jaket khusus untuk naik gojek.
Semua ini saya rasa adalah poin untuk memenangkan Kuala Lumpur. Opps, hanya ada poin yg mememangkan Jakarta iaitu,
1) Di Jakarta, dia kalau dia pergi ke manapun tujuan, dia bisa dapat semuanya dengan mudah yg dia bilang (convenience). Tapi di Kuala Lumpur, dia perlu ke beberapa lokasi lain.
2) Kerana sifat kuala lumpur yg terlalu global berbanding sifat Jakarta yg sangat lokal, dia bisa fasih bahasa Indonesia lalu tetap menggunakan bahasa Indonesia termasuk ketika di Malaysia.
Selebihnya saya tak temukan apa-apa poin lain lagi
Thank You 🙏
Weird how there seems to be a lot of haze from the condo and not in the street.
tak habis2 nk banding2kan ...
Hahaha.. betul bang, sampai kiamat kurang 15 menit kayaknya ..
There has pros and cons. Live ur life wherever u are. Honest comment from u. Thanjs.
I Love the village life in Malaysia and there is nothing better than village. I lived in the city 8 years but now I live in village away for modern life.
kartan my first visit to KL was in 2006, at the time i was very amazed of how beautiful KL compared to my city.
My last visit was in 2022 and i didn't get the same feeling. I must say, about 30% part of Jakarta is already at the same level as KL. Overall KL is still my one of my favourite city in SEA after Bangkok.
80% of Jakarta is better than KL...
I love malaysia❤❤❤
Malaysian here.during school days we drink from taps. I still do. No one gets sick from doing that here.
Have you ever cleaned a water pipe that was buried underground? Bacteria must be all over the place😂🤣😊
@@beautifuldays7051Diam lah. Your capital is literally littered with slums. Your people comes here to be our maid, and never the other way around. Have some shame and shut up, especially when the poster is not even talking bad about you in the first place.
like she said in the video,your body start builds immune for some germs if you doing it for years,but not if fresh european comes both to indonesia or malaysia,they (fresh one)gonna have diarrhea
It's difficult to learn bahasa melayu while u r in Malaysia coz the business language is English and u can easily get by using english. Diff fr Indonesia, u need to learn bahasa indonesia to do business and live there. Even Malaysians need to learn to speak Bahasa Indonesia if they live there. 😊😅..
Di mana bumi dipijak, di situ langit dijunjung tinggi,” kau tau tidak artinya
@@sofieauliarosaline275artinya ketia kamu bertamu ke suatu tempat berbaur menghargi bahasa culture tempat yang kamu tinggali
Kupikir bahasa melayu diindonesia banyak speakernya. mungkin lebih banyak dari warga malaysia hanya 30 juta dan warga indonesia hampir 300 juta jadi siapa yang lebih melayu. Dan bahasa melayu adalah salah satu dari 700 bahasa daerah di indonesia 😂 mungkin bahasa melayu ada di urutan top 10 diindonesia jadi tidak perlu pake bhasa indonesia untuk memulai bisnis
@@wagebnr9395 Orang Melayu di Indonesia lebih bayak daripada di Malaysia, puluhan juta. Sedangkan di Malaysia yg murni Melayu hanya beberapa juta saja, sisanya adalah suku Jawa, Bugis, Sunda dan berbagai Suku di Nusantara yg hijrah ke Malaysian dan di Melayukan. Dan ingat, ada sekitar 87 dialek Melayu di Indonesia, krn dari sejarah Kerajaan Sriwijaya yg Melayu juga adanya di Indonesia
jadi kamu nak kata orang Malaysia cakap bahasa indon? haha lawaak
Is this a comparation of both capital or the whole country..btw jakarta has a bullet train that is very fast and comfortable
indonesia cant effort fare
@@hashim64 hahaha jealous, Indonesian can effort fare Its affordable, almost million indonesian using the bullet train, ITS very advanced, futuristic, fast and comfort..please come and try, so you're not bored anymore using your old fashon train...hahahaha😂😂
Great adventures to tell! . 😮😉🥲
KL needs more tall green trees in the Golden Triangle.
IMHO.
Jika u tinggal di indonesia di daerah pegunungan jawa air dr sumber bisa langsung anda minum tnpa memasaknya. 😊 Di jawa timur kami memiliki air yg sangat bagus kualitasnya bahkan dalam setahun jika u simpan tak akan berlumut. Sumber air itu masih kami hormati sampai saat ini krn air suci peninggalan raja jawa namanya sumber air "jolotundo". 🙏🏻
question, between Malaysia and Indonesia, which one is better to live in answer: there are many Indonesians who migrate to Malaysia to find a better life
Bagi Indonesia sih sedikit.
@@RamonJulian_melambak2 bersepah2 di JPN mintak warganegara. Bosan. Semua pengotor
memang siapa yang mau pergi bekerja ke malaysia kawan? your friendly bangla people?
@@irhammuwaffiq9952 indon bangkaidesh Myanmar Vietnam Rohingyas Philippines Nepal setaraf. Semua pengotor. Semua nk menumpang.
mbak² ini cakap bahasa indonesia pun di klaim cakap bahasa melayu. malon memang... 😁😂😅👍
Goods in indonesia are more expensive than in malaysia (around 25% - 30%). But, it's still affordable for indonesian. Meanwhile for malaysian altough their goods are cheaper, malaysian began to stressed since goods are becoming less and less affordable to them
We are way better economically than most Indonesian people ..our salary is better n we earn more ..it's not because we can't afford the goods..it's because the price doesn't make sense..it's a smart thinking
wat sorta goods are you referring to? thanks.
My family is in jkt, it's chaotic masive place & transport is inconvenient all the more if u live in the suburb like me & dont drive. KL is better tho public transport are also far from perfect, luckily it's a small city. Fully agree with her on water & air quality !!
Then stay in KL for life.
I’m an Indonesian of course I love my country but I miss KL, a lot of memories with my ex bf there
I'm Indonesian, I think this kind of video is very good for foreign tourists who want to go to Indonesia and Malaysia,In Indonesia, perhaps the lack of traffic jams, air pollution and public facilities problems are not as good as in Malaysia,And the advantages of Indonesia may be that it has very beautiful places, is rich in culture and most importantly, Indonesia is very good for business or entrepreneurship.And in Malaysia everything is very good in terms of public facilities, beautiful places, delicious food, Malaysian people are kind and friendly,Everything in Malaysia is top the best in word.No complaints, no problems, no minuses, everything in Malaysia is perfect
Indonesian authorities love to catch those without business permit. If you talk any business in Indonesia without a permit, you will be caught and jailed. Hence, lies another income stream for the Indonesian authorities. Indonesian like to target Malaysian for these defaulters. The most popular that hit the news is Chris Leong.
@@kayellai5278 Businesses without permits in other countries will definitely be arrested. Every country around the world has that rule, your talk is a little ridiculous
@@hahhsshs You are ridiculous. Have any Indonesian being caught in Malaysia, Singapore or Thailand? Indonesian is the odd one in this region.
The most ridiculous of all is the KPMG external auditors sent to Indonesia to audit a subsidiary from Malaysia company for violation of visa. The two auditors were arrested, hoping to make rezeki out of it.
@@kayellai5278 Never mind Indonesians, British, Americans, Singaporeans, Malaysians and other people, if they open a business without a permit in another country they will be arrested.Whether Malaysians are not given a good education with the basic laws of a country, I don't know, or whether Malaysians are educated but have no morals
can't compare these 2 countries both are good and best countries! as Malaysians love Indonesia too, they are kind and friendly
gw juga suka tinggal di KL.. yg menang KL dari Jakarta.. bersih dan lebih teratur.. Jakarta, lebih kayag Jungle..
happy go lucky personality
As an expat from Malaysian working in Jakarta for years, the property price in Jakarta is ridiculously expensive with the built quality. Facepalm
Please tell me how much a can of Coke cost there?
she loved the food ladies & gentleman and brother accross the sea,but we lose the service to indonesia who provide better.. as i sees it,its a win-win for us for showing our nations to estonian.. ✌✌
What is important she is here 3 years and still breathing good air.
Indonesia service more to slaves, malaysia more to self service and do your own stuff
Mostly because Malaysian can speak English much much better than Indonesian plus many expat stay in KL than Jakarta.
@@keangwooichoo6138 I think she must go to top the montain in Indonesia...I guarantee she will get fresh water with more oxygen than in KL and Jkt...😅
You really took their suggestions of flying from Seletar Airport to Subang Airport.A time-saver at a fraction of the cost.Cheaper?
not cheaper but much more convenient!
Part 2 please❤😂
Most foreigners will go with the countries that are most developed unfortunately I’m glad I’m not one of them.Unlike many of you I will go with more of the underdeveloped countries such as India,Sri Lanka,Laos,Bangladesh,Myanmar,Indonesia there is a lot of growth and more opportunities in those countries.And what I like is that they aren’t developing too fast they aren’t rushing to become modern and just like Thailand they will still be very cultural as far as how the economy is being ran and the setup and layout of areas and communities.Im not saying Malaysia isn’t a great option but I’ll go with what isn’t that developed and what isn’t most people favorite option.
From indonesia,malaysia and indonesia brother,because muslim people,free palestine 🇮🇩🇲🇾🇧🇳🇵🇸✌️☝️
Don't care at all
if you stay in Condo High rise or elite places in Malaysia..mostly you can drink water from tap because the management of that place already accomodate filtered water to every unit
I've never lived in KL/Malaysia, but I have passed through many times as I have lived in it's neighbouring countries including Indonesia. As a traveller, I'd say that Jakarta and KL are similar in terms of costs... but I don't get how people are saying that KL is cheaper (sometimes even MUCH cheaper) to live in than KL. Accommodation 30-40% cheaper?? I used to live in a one bedroom apartment in Central Jakarta - nothing too flash, but had a pool and small gym. I just looked online and rents start at 5 million a month (US$320/RM 1530) including the Service charge. OK, so maybe 6 million is more realistic - RM 1850. Can you get your own pad in KL for anything close to that which is not waaaaay out?
sure u can.. for 1 bedroom with pool gym facilities..
Bahasa melayu is different from bahasa indonesia. It is like a Swedish person speaking to Norwegian. BI has many borrowed words from English. Malay language has some Portuguese, Chinese, Indian influence. They say bisa, we say boleh. They say donor, we say Penderma. They say wisatawan(parawisata), we say pelancong. Malay language is the old language.
And indo language exist since 1924 nngis indon klau tahu sbb tak boleh terima kenyataan
Mobil polisi patroli. Police patrol car. Like what. At least Malay has direct word for patrol.
Patrol=ronda
Kereta peRONDA polis
Bahasa Indonesia Masuk Unesco dilenal mata dunia dan dipelajari 42 negara, namun bahasa melayu gagal dan tidak layak dinegara sendiri
BI loaned so many Dutch words too, even words for aunt & uncle 😂
Baru saja diiktiraf UNESCO🤷♂️sedangkan bahasa melayu lingua franca sejak zaman dahulu lagi,lebih awal...indonesia ditubuhkan bila?🤔bahasa melayu akarnya bahasa indonesia yg sekarang...@@saynotodapigslimkitsial5770