alot of people who live in KL are actually from outside of KL so that's one of the reasons they cant go back to celebrate eid as interstate travel is banned....yes its true , for me though here in Kuching, we know our neighbours atleast up to 20 houses or so from my parents house..so once if their is wedding in this vicinity, then there is a big possiblity we will be invited and attendance is mere compulsary... in Islam neighbours are considered to be in the boundary of atleast 40 houses..knowing our neighbours indeed plays an important role in our culture..sadly this culture starting to diminish with time especially in big cities , maybe people in big cities are too busy with work and thus ignore or don't want to spend time to know their neighbours...personally that's why I prefer living in small city as its more of a close knitted society...its just my personal preference though 👍👍...but its a different scenario if you live in village(kampung) though, its typical if you know the whole villagers in the village 😁☺😊
I suspect the swag bird character was modelled after Datuk M. Daud Kilau who is a famous folk/ dangdut singer active during the late 60s till mid 90s. He's famous for his flamboyant stage presence with glittery wardrobe and hip roll. The bird had shirt made out of songket fabric. Songket is traditional fabric weaved with gold or silver thread giving shimmering effect. 10:22: Background audio is Takbir of Eid Al-Fitr. It's a loud repeated chant recited before Eid Al-Fitr prayer. Poji is a character who is working as a delivery guy, away from his real home. He seems to be sharing a rented house with 2 other delivery gais. Poji clearly misses his mom and can't return home for Eid Fitr due to interstate or inter district travel ban in place during Covid. Miles got that one.
U guys need to react to video on Sabah's Hari Kaamatan and Sarawak's Gawai Dayak since it is now celebrate by the Sabahans and Sarawakians. Hari Kaamatan fell on May 30th while Gawai falls on June 1st.
In malaysia we know almost all of our neighbours, even in big city because there are a saying goes "if you die alone in your home, the first one too notice will be your neighbours" soo take care of your neighbours laike you take care of your family.
I got the Senario movie vibe when I heard the song lol. Also syukur pronounce as Shoe-core means grateful in this case even if Poji can't go back home to see his mom and eat his mom made rendang, he still got friends, housemates and caring neighbors in KL.
Yes phez, malaysian tend to know their neighbors especially in rural area or a village area, bcuz when we are in a trouble or in a bad situation they would be the first to help us out and vice versa, me and my family know almost every folks in my village, especially the ones who have been long living here.
Yes, it's true...that's how we treat our neighbours in Malaysia...just like a real family, sometimes we do fight & sometimes we show our love and respect to each other...
13:54 Depends on the neighborhood actually, sometimes friendly, sometimes busy body. But in my neighborhood you do your thing i do mine which i like it that way to avoid conflict, but we always smile when we saw face to face and thats it. FYI, my neighborhood mix all races with majority chinese, followed by malay and indian. So, thats mean when it comes to holiday/festive season entire area full of fireworks non stop until next morning.
Yup, my neighbor is a Sikh family. We gave them homemade chicken rendang and nasi impit on Raya . We just moved to the new house 2-3 months ago. One Malaysia lol
For me, in Ramadhan, none of us could go back to our hometown. So what we did was, we exchanged what we cook daily with the neighbours. In the evening, i’d hear them calling out from the fence to take a plate of what they had cooked for iftar ( break fasting ) and i also gave them what we cooked. It’s like getting a surprise food everyday throughout the Ramadhan. It was really fun!
I'm in Selangor, but still talks to my neighbour and yeah, she did give usany dishes during Ramadhan, we share what we have! But there are some parts in big city that have lost this culture, although not all
Another probable reason why this one is animated is because Petronas is a HUGE company. they got the dough $$$$ to spend on a song/music, animation and voice-over actors. Those voice-over actors are not just any run-of-the-mill actors. Dato' M.Nasir is a legendary singer and composer in Malaysia and Datin Marlia Musa (the one who did the voice for Mak Jah) is his wife. She's quite a legendary actress as well. Mak Jah is Poji's neighbor. The first scene where Mak Jah disowned Poji was just a daydream of Poji (cause he missed his mum so much and haven't seen her in a long time). In reality, for me and many of us Malaysians who live far away from their family, this year was the second year we celebrate Eid without our family. It's like Christmas for you guys....it's a fun and highly anticipated celebration time with your family. But then now due to Covid, there's an interstate and interdistrict travel restriction so you can't go back home to your family and celebrate Eid. It was really sad and depressing. Tomorrow (June 1st) we're gonna start a 2-weeks lockdown....so these 2 weeks will be quite a depressing weeks for us 😔😔
It has been almost two years since covid started that our interstate movement has been restricted . Since our full lockdown our movement has been further restricted to 10km radiuses, 2 person's per car for necessary shopping only and many more restrictions that we have to adhered or facing very steep fines
Hi Phezz & Miles.. The advertisement shows the festive Hari Raya atmosphere this year, because the Covid-19 season is now, We all can't celebrate Hari Raya with the family, because it is still in the Movement Control Order(MCO), Same to me too, Cannot going to village to celebrate Eid Mubarak with my Mom's & my siblings... Just celebrate of Hari Raya with the neighbors... And just stayed at home... That is the motive of the advertisement by Petronas... Hope you both like it... Salam Dari Malaysia 🇲🇾🌹
Malaysia now applying full lock down starting tomorrow ( June 1, 2021), there is “NO INTERSTATE & INTER-PROVINCE CROSSING BORDER within Malaysia to avoid the Covid 19 infection to the elder in country side. Many Malaysian are working in big city bring home the infection to their old parents in village especially during Hari Raya festive. Covid 19 cases in Malaysia now rising up after Hari Raya.
During Aidilfitri (Eid-ul-fitr as alternate spelling) this year, no one was supposed to balik kampung, or return to our hometowns. Currently we're under lockdown, though interstate travel has been limited since I think 2019. Don't recall it being lifted except under special circumstances. Poji missed his mum so much, he was hallucinating her whenever he saw Mak Jah. Poji's mother is at his hometown, celebrating yet another year of Aidilfitri apart. Generally, the neighbourhood for some is like a huge extended family. Especially in close knit communities. We call older people, like middle aged or married or both, uncle and aunty regardless of race and relation. The names in the chat signified the different races all coming together and being sad that Mak Jah couldn't make her rendang. Poji is not related to Mak Jah, he and his housemates are simply her next door neighbours. Rendang is a traditional dish served during Aidilfitri, along side other traditional dishes. Mak typically means mum. But can also be used as a title meaning aunty (short for Mak Cik). Mak Jah is what people call the lady, but her actual name could be anything from Khadijah to Maimunah. Syukur is pronounced as Syuk-kur pronounced his name.
Hi guys...Mak Jah is Poji's neighbour. Since raya around the corner Poji cant go back to his village because of Covid 19. He misses his mother alot so when he saw Mak Jah face he imagining he was talking to his mom. If you notice Mak Jah face resemble like Poji's mom...
yessss we know all our neighbours 😊we r like family, when i sick they come visit, they know my mom stay far from me, they will text what i need, because of covid they will just hang anything, such as food, cookies, medicines at my gate, im glad to have them, im sorry if my English not so good 😁🇲🇾❤️
Poji (the boy's name) is that old lady's neighbor!!! But that poji can't go back to his village (where his mother at) due to corona virus pandemic,so he imagining or hallucinating that mak jah ( the old lady ) is his own Mother!!! At 9:27 is his own mother *mak* appear. He asking his mother if she got enough money to spend and said he can't go back home. Its Malays tradition in every Hari Raya (Celebrating days after finishing one month of fasts) to go back home to see their parents as a strong family's bonding, this is the teaching from Islamic religion!!! To make all parents happy to see their grown up childrens & grandchildrens!!! Thats for whom who got jobs at cities . If someone stay near their parent's house they also will visit their parents in the morning of Hari Raya. Mostlly malay peoples they can't bare to be faraway from their parents in the morning of Hari Raya & they will cry!!! This is Because it is the very great sentimental Value for them & they also gathering with their siblings (brothers & sisters) & their relatives,its the Strong Bonding for Malays Muslim peoples & this Strong Bonding is from our GOD's Direct Order. Only hipocrits,atheist & lame malay peoples will deny this tradition or forgot their parents.
If you want to see how we `balik kampung' and celebrate HARI Raya, you should watch this hari raya commerial from TNB 1)TNB Raya 2018 - Rumah Epik Fantastik 2)TNB Raya 2019 - Konvoi Epik Fantastik turn on CC for eng sub! PROMISE YOU WONT REGRET!!
Thats his neighbour.. This year eid bcoz of the pandemic everybody cant go back to hometown due to movement restrictions.. So he just imagine that the neighbour like his mom. They celebrating eid with neighbours this year. Not with famly at hometown.
because of COVID, the guy cant go back to his hometown to see his mother, maybe a few years already he not goin back.. he is like homesick until he imagine his neighbor as his own mother.. thats why the neighbor like wth u thinking im ur mom? im just ur neighbor
since the government bans cross-state all over Malaysia, I cannot see my umi. I can make video calls only to see my parents condition. I celebrate eid with my wife only.. so sad
Poji is just the delivery guy, he delivered the propane tanks. He lived next door. He and his housemates cant go back home to celebrate eid. Next door neighbour is the closest mother figure they have. The whole disowning drama at the beginning is poji's imagination.
I've been taught that your neighbours are like an extended family. Be nice to your neighbours as we never know when we need their help. I make it a point to get to know my neighbours.
in our culture we mingle around well with neighbours and respect them as if they are part of our family members. In most of residentially areas like this we usually know well few neighbour houses near us. Some residential areas they even have chat group among them as potray in this commercial. At the moment, we are not allow to travel inter-state, at some red zone areas we are not allow to even travel inter-district or more than 10km radius from our house if not deem necessary. Even me myself have not being able to celebrate Eid twice in two year a row. Its kind of sad since Eid is the time where we met family, relatives, neighbours and friends by visiti g each others. We used to organize open houses throughout syawwal month for us to visit each others. But covid have take away this tradition and we are trying to adapt to this new norm but at the same time try to preserve our tradition accordingly. Food is the most missed by all since certain traditional cuisines were only cooked for special ocassion like Eid i.e lemang, ketupat, rendang and etc. Its not because we couldnt buy it, but our mom's cooking is always the best.
Shoo-koor I think he stays in a Bachelor's Pad next door... they call her "Mak Jah"... literally "Mother Jah"... a term of respect... I think she is a Cat Lady of sorts... to which she replied I'm not your mother...
The single man Poji is a delivery guy staying with other 2 friends. This raya he cannot travel to his village so he continue his job delivering, even cooking gas to his neighbours. But they are too poor to buy their own cooking gas, even they just eat bread only. They always think their neighbours are thinking their own family and not even looking at them. However in the end all the neighbours appreciate what they are doing and sharing Hari Raya meal with them. Miles right!!
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I haven been back to my hometown for Eid for 2 years now, due to inter state travel ban. Also in malaysia we definitely know our neighbours, at least the ones living next to us. There is usually a whatsapp group/fb group for the neighbourhood and all kind of things going on in there 👀
Some clarification is needed here. The lockdown really destroyed our Eid. For us Eid is celebrated on the first day of the month of Shawal where we have an open house clebration. During the whole month we can still visit our friends and even our enemy cannot close their doors to us for it is a month of forgiveness and to start anew. But because of the lockdown we can't even celebrate with our family who are not living in the same household. The video exaggerate a little when it show that the lady can't even be neighborly to the bachelors next door, but she reveal at the end that the lockdown is only temporary and it can't erase our gregarious nature. Personas suggests subtly that one of their product (gas tank) is as strong as Eid the be the reason to forgive and end all enmity. The Malay, just like the Hindi culture like to express their emotions through melodramatic songs.
Now.. roadblock everywhere because of covid 😂 so people who live in KL can't visit their mom and dad in Penang , Johor , Malacca and other state.. 2 years in Raya already this happen to us.. in Malaysia we call Lockdown is Pkp
As today not only interstate are not allowed 🚫 the movement has been restricted travel up only 10 KM with only 2 peoples in a car if no emergency need.
That poji imagine his neigbour is his mom and background at his village.. And mak jah is annoying with poji maybe because sound from his motorcyle.. And when mak jah need gase to cook all neigbourhood panic and poji safe that situation
Hi, Im malaysian.. i don't know the rules how you guys reacting the video but dont you guys read the subs? 😅 cause you guys seems clueless whos the lady is.. The lady is his neighbor and the other lady that he called is his real mom.. 😉
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Actually that Mak Jah is his neighbor.. Poji missed his mother at his hometown... Poji imagining his mother.
alot of people who live in KL are actually from outside of KL so that's one of the reasons they cant go back to celebrate eid as interstate travel is banned....yes its true , for me though here in Kuching, we know our neighbours atleast up to 20 houses or so from my parents house..so once if their is wedding in this vicinity, then there is a big possiblity we will be invited and attendance is mere compulsary... in Islam neighbours are considered to be in the boundary of atleast 40 houses..knowing our neighbours indeed plays an important role in our culture..sadly this culture starting to diminish with time especially in big cities , maybe people in big cities are too busy with work and thus ignore or don't want to spend time to know their neighbours...personally that's why I prefer living in small city as its more of a close knitted society...its just my personal preference though 👍👍...but its a different scenario if you live in village(kampung) though, its typical if you know the whole villagers in the village 😁☺😊
I suspect the swag bird character was modelled after Datuk M. Daud Kilau who is a famous folk/ dangdut singer active during the late 60s till mid 90s. He's famous for his flamboyant stage presence with glittery wardrobe and hip roll. The bird had shirt made out of songket fabric. Songket is traditional fabric weaved with gold or silver thread giving shimmering effect.
10:22: Background audio is Takbir of Eid Al-Fitr. It's a loud repeated chant recited before Eid Al-Fitr prayer.
Poji is a character who is working as a delivery guy, away from his real home. He seems to be sharing a rented house with 2 other delivery gais. Poji clearly misses his mom and can't return home for Eid Fitr due to interstate or inter district travel ban in place during Covid. Miles got that one.
M Daud Kilau is the Malaysian Liberace...
U guys need to react to video on Sabah's Hari Kaamatan and Sarawak's Gawai Dayak since it is now celebrate by the Sabahans and Sarawakians. Hari Kaamatan fell on May 30th while Gawai falls on June 1st.
We are checking them out!!
@@TheCommodity In the malay language they pronounce it as it is spelled. Hence the letter A is pronounced as AAAA etc
Currently in Malaysia, interstate are not allowed due to Covid19. Most neighbours very friendly and helping each other.
In malaysia we know almost all of our neighbours, even in big city because there are a saying goes "if you die alone in your home, the first one too notice will be your neighbours" soo take care of your neighbours laike you take care of your family.
The last voice actor it says "special appearance - Dato M. Nasir" one of Malaysian legendary singers!
I got the Senario movie vibe when I heard the song lol. Also syukur pronounce as Shoe-core means grateful in this case even if Poji can't go back home to see his mom and eat his mom made rendang, he still got friends, housemates and caring neighbors in KL.
Yes phez, malaysian tend to know their neighbors especially in rural area or a village area, bcuz when we are in a trouble or in a bad situation they would be the first to help us out and vice versa, me and my family know almost every folks in my village, especially the ones who have been long living here.
Yes, it's true...that's how we treat our neighbours in Malaysia...just like a real family, sometimes we do fight & sometimes we show our love and respect to each other...
I am surprised that nobody tell you that in the Malay language, whenever you see a word with "sy" it meant "sh". Syukur = shookur
13:54 Depends on the neighborhood actually, sometimes friendly, sometimes busy body. But in my neighborhood you do your thing i do mine which i like it that way to avoid conflict, but we always smile when we saw face to face and thats it. FYI, my neighborhood mix all races with majority chinese, followed by malay and indian. So, thats mean when it comes to holiday/festive season entire area full of fireworks non stop until next morning.
Yup, my neighbor is a Sikh family. We gave them homemade chicken rendang and nasi impit on Raya . We just moved to the new house 2-3 months ago. One Malaysia lol
Mak Jah is not his mother but his neighbour
For me, in Ramadhan, none of us could go back to our hometown. So what we did was, we exchanged what we cook daily with the neighbours. In the evening, i’d hear them calling out from the fence to take a plate of what they had cooked for iftar ( break fasting ) and i also gave them what we cooked. It’s like getting a surprise food everyday throughout the Ramadhan. It was really fun!
HI! The word “SYUKUR” is actually pronounced as “SHOE” “KUR” with the same sound of “Hoe” but “KUR”
The "KUR" you can pronounce it like "CURL" but eliminate the "L" sound
I'm in Selangor, but still talks to my neighbour and yeah, she did give usany dishes during Ramadhan, we share what we have! But there are some parts in big city that have lost this culture, although not all
Another probable reason why this one is animated is because Petronas is a HUGE company. they got the dough $$$$ to spend on a song/music, animation and voice-over actors. Those voice-over actors are not just any run-of-the-mill actors. Dato' M.Nasir is a legendary singer and composer in Malaysia and Datin Marlia Musa (the one who did the voice for Mak Jah) is his wife. She's quite a legendary actress as well. Mak Jah is Poji's neighbor. The first scene where Mak Jah disowned Poji was just a daydream of Poji (cause he missed his mum so much and haven't seen her in a long time). In reality, for me and many of us Malaysians who live far away from their family, this year was the second year we celebrate Eid without our family. It's like Christmas for you guys....it's a fun and highly anticipated celebration time with your family. But then now due to Covid, there's an interstate and interdistrict travel restriction so you can't go back home to your family and celebrate Eid. It was really sad and depressing. Tomorrow (June 1st) we're gonna start a 2-weeks lockdown....so these 2 weeks will be quite a depressing weeks for us 😔😔
It's the Sabah's Kaamatan today. 😆 Aramaiti! 🎉🌾🍻
Aramai tii.... kotobian tadau kaamatan tompinai 2021..
@@clashofking9326, thanks! Saya celebrate Gawai bah ini but I do have Sabahan relatives. 😃
Thank you for reacting to my favourite ad 😊
It has been almost two years since covid started that our interstate movement has been restricted . Since our full lockdown our movement has been further restricted to 10km radiuses, 2 person's per car for necessary shopping only and many more restrictions that we have to adhered or facing very steep fines
Hi Phezz & Miles..
The advertisement shows the festive Hari Raya atmosphere this year,
because the Covid-19 season is now,
We all can't celebrate Hari Raya with the family, because it is still in the Movement Control Order(MCO),
Same to me too,
Cannot going to village to celebrate Eid Mubarak with my Mom's & my siblings...
Just celebrate of Hari Raya with the neighbors...
And just stayed at home...
That is the motive of the advertisement by Petronas...
Hope you both like it...
Salam Dari Malaysia 🇲🇾🌹
Malaysia now applying full lock down starting tomorrow ( June 1, 2021), there is “NO INTERSTATE & INTER-PROVINCE CROSSING BORDER within Malaysia to avoid the Covid 19 infection to the elder in country side. Many Malaysian are working in big city bring home the infection to their old parents in village especially during Hari Raya festive. Covid 19 cases in Malaysia now rising up after Hari Raya.
During Aidilfitri (Eid-ul-fitr as alternate spelling) this year, no one was supposed to balik kampung, or return to our hometowns. Currently we're under lockdown, though interstate travel has been limited since I think 2019. Don't recall it being lifted except under special circumstances. Poji missed his mum so much, he was hallucinating her whenever he saw Mak Jah. Poji's mother is at his hometown, celebrating yet another year of Aidilfitri apart.
Generally, the neighbourhood for some is like a huge extended family. Especially in close knit communities. We call older people, like middle aged or married or both, uncle and aunty regardless of race and relation. The names in the chat signified the different races all coming together and being sad that Mak Jah couldn't make her rendang. Poji is not related to Mak Jah, he and his housemates are simply her next door neighbours.
Rendang is a traditional dish served during Aidilfitri, along side other traditional dishes.
Mak typically means mum. But can also be used as a title meaning aunty (short for Mak Cik). Mak Jah is what people call the lady, but her actual name could be anything from Khadijah to Maimunah.
Syukur is pronounced as Syuk-kur pronounced his name.
Hi guys...Mak Jah is Poji's neighbour. Since raya around the corner Poji cant go back to his village because of Covid 19. He misses his mother alot so when he saw Mak Jah face he imagining he was talking to his mom. If you notice Mak Jah face resemble like Poji's mom...
yessss we know all our neighbours 😊we r like family, when i sick they come visit, they know my mom stay far from me, they will text what i need, because of covid they will just hang anything, such as food, cookies, medicines at my gate, im glad to have them, im sorry if my English not so good 😁🇲🇾❤️
Poji (the boy's name) is that old lady's neighbor!!! But that poji can't go back to his village (where his mother at) due to corona virus pandemic,so he imagining or hallucinating that mak jah ( the old lady ) is his own Mother!!! At 9:27 is his own mother *mak* appear. He asking his mother if she got enough money to spend and said he can't go back home. Its Malays tradition in every Hari Raya (Celebrating days after finishing one month of fasts) to go back home to see their parents as a strong family's bonding, this is the teaching from Islamic religion!!! To make all parents happy to see their grown up childrens & grandchildrens!!! Thats for whom who got jobs at cities . If someone stay near their parent's house they also will visit their parents in the morning of Hari Raya. Mostlly malay peoples they can't bare to be faraway from their parents in the morning of Hari Raya & they will cry!!! This is Because it is the very great sentimental Value for them & they also gathering with their siblings (brothers & sisters) & their relatives,its the Strong Bonding for Malays Muslim peoples & this Strong Bonding is from our GOD's Direct Order. Only hipocrits,atheist & lame malay peoples will deny this tradition or forgot their parents.
Yeah most of us knows our neighbour. Maybe not all but like mine i live in condominium, i only knew few houses. We great each other almost everyday.
oh you will not believe your eyes if you come to malaysia. we can be so chatty with you guys!!!
we are currently in strict mco... we weren't allowed to cross borders. so most ppl working in big cities cannot go back during hari raya
If you want to see how we `balik kampung' and celebrate HARI Raya, you should watch this hari raya commerial from TNB
1)TNB Raya 2018 - Rumah Epik Fantastik 2)TNB Raya 2019 - Konvoi Epik Fantastik
turn on CC for eng sub!
PROMISE YOU WONT REGRET!!
Malaysia imposed inter state travelling due spike case of covid19 hence many people couldnt travel back hometown during Eid.
Thats his neighbour.. This year eid bcoz of the pandemic everybody cant go back to hometown due to movement restrictions.. So he just imagine that the neighbour like his mom. They celebrating eid with neighbours this year. Not with famly at hometown.
Please react to "TNB Raya 2017-2021".. pick any year..
because of COVID, the guy cant go back to his hometown to see his mother, maybe a few years already he not goin back.. he is like homesick until he imagine his neighbor as his own mother.. thats why the neighbor like wth u thinking im ur mom? im just ur neighbor
He missed his mother so much.
The Commodity channel is very interested for watching.. thanks
It shows that pojie was at KL while his mom at the village which is other state than kl. We definitely cannot travels interstate right now..
His mum is living out of kl.. most of us are.. so during mco the covid-19 we are not allowed to travel back home for Raya..
since the government bans cross-state all over Malaysia, I cannot see my umi. I can make video calls only to see my parents condition. I celebrate eid with my wife only.. so sad
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I know some of my neighbor... I've live in my area almost 38 years
The feeling is lost as in any translation but i know you guys got what it means
Poji is just the delivery guy, he delivered the propane tanks. He lived next door. He and his housemates cant go back home to celebrate eid. Next door neighbour is the closest mother figure they have. The whole disowning drama at the beginning is poji's imagination.
Not all but maybe at least one fourth of Malaysia neighborhood/street has some kind of WhatsApp or Telegram group...so they can update about any issue
This is really funny watched your reaction!!!
Damn you guys gain subscribers every day I remember when you guys have 10k 😅 anyway all the best for you guys 👍
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I've been taught that your neighbours are like an extended family. Be nice to your neighbours as we never know when we need their help. I make it a point to get to know my neighbours.
Wow you guys got sponsor, congrats 👏🏻
Get that bag.
The worst petronas ads on youtube.
Syukur = Shoe - cur. It's mean grateful
3:50 start the video reaction, if u guys wanna skip the intro
First!
in our culture we mingle around well with neighbours and respect them as if they are part of our family members. In most of residentially areas like this we usually know well few neighbour houses near us. Some residential areas they even have chat group among them as potray in this commercial. At the moment, we are not allow to travel inter-state, at some red zone areas we are not allow to even travel inter-district or more than 10km radius from our house if not deem necessary. Even me myself have not being able to celebrate Eid twice in two year a row. Its kind of sad since Eid is the time where we met family, relatives, neighbours and friends by visiti g each others. We used to organize open houses throughout syawwal month for us to visit each others. But covid have take away this tradition and we are trying to adapt to this new norm but at the same time try to preserve our tradition accordingly. Food is the most missed by all since certain traditional cuisines were only cooked for special ocassion like Eid i.e lemang, ketupat, rendang and etc. Its not because we couldnt buy it, but our mom's cooking is always the best.
Shoo-koor
I think he stays in a Bachelor's Pad next door... they call her "Mak Jah"... literally "Mother Jah"... a term of respect... I think she is a Cat Lady of sorts... to which she replied I'm not your mother...
TNB Raya pleaseee
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The reason why poji always call mak jah "mom" coz mak jah almost a like with his mom .
I wanna see Miles's daughter.. huhuhu.. she is so adorable
The single man Poji is a delivery guy staying with other 2 friends. This raya he cannot travel to his village so he continue his job delivering, even cooking gas to his neighbours. But they are too poor to buy their own cooking gas, even they just eat bread only. They always think their neighbours are thinking their own family and not even looking at them. However in the end all the neighbours appreciate what they are doing and sharing Hari Raya meal with them. Miles right!!
Please reaction yel yel terpesona polisi di jalan malioboro , 😎😎😘😘😘
After this try to watch advertisement from CELCOM.. I have suggested in discord.. please.. please because it funny..
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we are not allowed to visit anyone this year, even neighbors
Try to react to julie's biscuits raya ad : ini iklan raya tau.. It's more chill and funny theme
Syukur Raya the pronounciation is SHOOKOOR RAYA!!!
Hello guys, I really wish for you to react to video titled "WWF Malaysia Camera Trap Photos from Malaysia Monitoring Unit" if you guys want to learn about all the cool, unique and amazing species of animal that live throughout Malaysia! Please, I will be very appreciated! 😊👌
I haven been back to my hometown for Eid for 2 years now, due to inter state travel ban. Also in malaysia we definitely know our neighbours, at least the ones living next to us. There is usually a whatsapp group/fb group for the neighbourhood and all kind of things going on in there 👀
Some clarification is needed here. The lockdown really destroyed our Eid. For us Eid is celebrated on the first day of the month of Shawal where we have an open house clebration. During the whole month we can still visit our friends and even our enemy cannot close their doors to us for it is a month of forgiveness and to start anew. But because of the lockdown we can't even celebrate with our family who are not living in the same household. The video exaggerate a little when it show that the lady can't even be neighborly to the bachelors next door, but she reveal at the end that the lockdown is only temporary and it can't erase our gregarious nature. Personas suggests subtly that one of their product (gas tank) is as strong as Eid the be the reason to forgive and end all enmity. The Malay, just like the Hindi culture like to express their emotions through melodramatic songs.
u can get the help from google translate for the correct pronunciation..
Now.. roadblock everywhere because of covid 😂 so people who live in KL can't visit their mom and dad in Penang , Johor , Malacca and other state.. 2 years in Raya already this happen to us.. in Malaysia we call Lockdown is Pkp
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As today not only interstate are not allowed 🚫 the movement has been restricted travel up only 10 KM with only 2 peoples in a car if no emergency need.
That poji imagine his neigbour is his mom and background at his village.. And mak jah is annoying with poji maybe because sound from his motorcyle.. And when mak jah need gase to cook all neigbourhood panic and poji safe that situation
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Hi, Im malaysian.. i don't know the rules how you guys reacting the video but dont you guys read the subs? 😅 cause you guys seems clueless whos the lady is.. The lady is his neighbor and the other lady that he called is his real mom.. 😉
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