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it's not Javanese. both of them singing in Bahasa Indonesia (Indonesian) Because Malay Language is the root of Bahasa Indonesia and Bahasa Malaysia. Javanese is not an official language in Indonesia even though it is a widely spoken local language.
Bahasa Indonesia and bahasa Malaysia is like American english, British english or Australian english. It’s still English but the lingos, the slangs, accent and certain words differs. Bahasa is Bahasa like English is English if you know what I mean. Countries that speak Bahasa are : Malaysia, Indonesia, Singapore Malay, Brunei, certain part of Thailand. Just FYI
Efra: "How powerful do you have to be to get a set and a stage like that?" ME: well maybe you just have to win Best/most popular Female Vocalist for 13 years, she won 311 awards out of 331 nominations, Malaysia's record holder to date for most award-winning artist
She are listed as 50 most awarded musician of all time last week, she ranked 27th with 328 awards, and Celine dion is behind. Hope it answer the question
Indonesian and Malaysian can understand each other because the Indonesian language (Bahasa Indonesia) is derived from the Malay root language. The standardized Malaysian language is very similar to the standard Indonesian language. Cakra as all other Indonesian, speaks Indonesian language (Bahasa Indonesia) he also speaks Sundanese where he came from (from West Java) it is different from the Javanese language, and for his music, concert, and mainly for daily life to be understandable with all Indonesian/Malaysian audiences he needs to speak Indonesian, not Sundanese/Javanese.
Just reminder, Indonesia has around 1,100 local languages, the official list for now is 700 local language, but our lingua Franca, the language that unite us as Indonesian, (and also understandable by Malaysian, Brunei Darussalam, Singapore, Timor Leste and South of Thailand) is called Bahasa Indonesia.
Bahasa Indonesia is our national language. Javanese is one of many native languanges in indonesia. Cakra Khan is a Sundanese he speaks basa Sunda and of course he speaks Bahasa Indonesia also.
Yup n Javanese is the most ethnic in Indonesia (Central n East Java), then Sundanese (West Java), Malayan (Sumatra n Kalimantan island), Bataknese ( Sumatra island), etc, every ethnic has different languange n for global communication in Indonesia use Indonesia language so every ethnic can understand...
@@azr0ckw4rsh1p let me correct a little mistake. Instead of global communication, it should be national communicaton. So Bahasa Indonesia is the national language of Indonesian. That's what you mean, right?
Siti and Friends Concert was held in Kuala Lumpur in 2016 to celebrate Siti's 20th anniversary in the music industry. Among the guest singers other than Cakra Khan were Anggun, Afgan, Jaclyn Victor and others. But my fav was Siti's duet with Anggun singing 'Snow in The Sahara (Anggun's song) and 'Bukan Cinta Biasa' (Siti's song). Their two beautiful contrasting voices blended together in those performances. You should check it out. 😉
We Indonesian love and adore Siti so much...she is so genius, humble, and gorgeous individual singer. Siti made this collaboration because she is the fan of Cakra because of his voice
I believe you guys don't really read comments here in youtube, or maybe you just read it randomly. Because we've told you sooooo many times that Indonesian songs use Indonesian language aka Bahasa Indonesia, which is our national language. Most of us speak Bahasa Indonesia daily. Our songs, movies, tv programmes use Bahasa Indonesia. We don't use Javanese language in our pop songs, unless it's a regional/traditional song. Javanese and Indonesian are two very different languages. Please avoid the confusion. Indonesians and Malaysians can understand each other in formal or literature level (including song lyrics) because our language root was the same, the Malay language or Bahasa Melayu. Indonesians can understand Malaysian songs and vice versa, because most of the vocabularies are the same. That's why many Indonesian singers are popular in Malaysia, and some Malaysian singers are also well known in Indonesia. And if any case you're confused about how to pronounce an artist's name or the title of the song, Google Translate is always there to help you. Choose translation in Indonesian, not Javanese. ;)
She's our diva in malaysia,our voice of asia..just for your information..once time ago her concert ticket at singapore more expensive than mariah carey ticket..and her concert just a weeks after mariah...the ticket sold out♥️
Indonesia's national language is Bahasa Indonesia, which rooted heavily from Melayu language with many other languages absorbed (Portuguese, Dutch, etc) .. Malaysia speaks Melayu.. So we mostly can understand each other, with differences here & there.. Like British English, US English, & Aussie English, they understand each other, but they have differences in some meanings or words.. Javanese is one of local / ethnic language most widely spoken in Java Island. So, for Indonesian songs, we use national language, which is Bahasa Indonesia, not Javanese. Cakra Khan himself is a Sundanese ethnicity, one of Java Island ethnicity, so he also can speak Sundanese as local language.
Malaysian language and Indonesian language are different, but similar to some extend. Not sure if that makes sense though 😅. But basically we can understand Indonesian and Indonesian can understand us Malaysian too. Probably because its root is the same. Anyway this is Siti's concert, Siti Nurhaliza & Friends, back in 2016.
This is Siti Nurhaliza and Friends Concert held in Kuala Lumpur in 2016 (i think so) Siti invites other popular singers including Cakra khan and Anggun (Indonesian singer based in Paris). The musicians are from New York and other parts of the world with Jkey as the director. Orchestra are from malaysia. Yes the stage is humongous.
Actually Cakra Khan speaks Indonesian as a language that similar to Malay so we can understand both. Meanwhile Javanese is a totally different language from Indonesian, it's not just a dialect but just one of a lot native languages that exist in Indonesia.
@@manzourfirdaws993 why you so mad? Gak ada yang salah dari yang diomongin. Bahasa Jawa kan emang salah satu bahasa daerah toh mas. Yang membedakan anda warga negara Malaysia dan Jawa ada di Indonesia dan anda bagian dari etnik nya. Hdeeeh
@@azr0ckw4rsh1p mybe for u but some may understand Malay language. Although there are some that we cannot understand each other that are completely hv different meaning but mostly are the same. Its interesting to learn others language u know. Its a knowledge. Im Malaysian but i understand Indonesian language, not the etcnic local language tho. Like me, im Malaysian but i also speak kadazanDusun. My ethnic language.
Javanese in not Indonesia language it is more on central & east java island language, we call Bahasa for Indonesian Language. bahasa Indonesia and Malaysia acctualy kinda bit same
Our language ( Malaysia & Indonesia) came from the same root that we understand each other for almost all words, as an Indonesian I can even say that we speak the same language with different accent. The language is also widely spoken in Singapore, Brunei, southern part of the Philippines and southern part of Thailand.
For almost all words??? wkwkwkwk maybe if U're Indonesian as Malayan ethnic in Sumatra or Kalimantan island close to Malaysia border maybe can understand but in Java island or other island,,,,i dont think so,,,xixixi
@@azr0ckw4rsh1p I am quite sure that I mentioned "I" In my above comment 😜. Anyway, even if you are from Java and you know how to speak Bahasa you would probably know 80% of their vocabularies.. Or maybe more.
@@azr0ckw4rsh1p Still, Bahasa Indonesia is Indonesia's lingua franca. Which means Indonesians who understand their own lingua franca can understand some of Malay language. Indonesian language is derived from Malay language, just like American English is derived from British English.
Malaysia and indonesia have common language… only a bit different… java language is spoken by javanese people. There’s many tribes and ethnics here. But all tribes and races can speaks and understand the core malaysia/indonesia language
No, its not javanese. it's malay or bahasa indonesia, depend on who has written the song, malaysian or indonesian. He is sundanese by the way and speak sundanese language (I think) -
Just to add : Malaysia, Indonesia, Brunei & Singapore are using the same root of language, which is Malay Language. But of course it has a little bit different in terms of slangs, phrases and accent. But generally these countries can understand each other. That's why we can see most of singers/performers from those countries can collaborate easily. And we also have Anugerah Planet Muzik (APM); it is s an award ceremony for artists engaged in the music industries of the Malay-speaking region in Southeast Asia.
Thats Malay, not Javanese. Malay language are called Bahasa Malaysia in Malaysia, Bahasa Indonesia in Indonesia and Bahasa Melayu in Singapore, Brunei and Thailand.
The difference between Bahasa Malaysia n bahasa Indonesia is just like between British and American English....Javanese is one of the dialects found in the language
Again.. I want to say.. I was there hahaha There is part videos of all guests from this concert.. its Siti’s concert and she invites few friends.. that is why it called Siti and Friends
It's indonesian hahaha not javanese (javanese is one of traditional dialect in indonesia), but indonesian and malaysian actually sing in same language (more leaning towards indonesian), but everyday speak siti use malay and cakra use indonesian
Sorry girl they didnt sing in javanese but in Indonesian or usually we called Bahasa. Indonesia and Malaysia have a similar languange so we can talk each other or singing with our language, with Bahasa or Malaysian its ok for us. Btw this is Siti Nurhaliza concert in KL Malaysia and Cakra is one of the guest star,
This song is Seluruh Cinta in Bahasa Indonesia, Whole Love in Bahasa Inggris, I hope so... I am sorry...🙏 👍👌 thank you your react this song... 😘😘🙏🙏👍👌 Next Kesih Bayangan and Harus Terpisah, In Big Stage Malaiysia, this is Bahasa Indonesia again 🙏🙏i hope you like this song from Cakra Khan 👍👌❤
Yaaasssss.... Thank you guys for fulfilling my request... you're the best... Anyway, they were speaking in Malay language.. Indonesian and Malaysian are speaking with almost the same language. The show was took place in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia. One thing that disturbing me was you cut the video too often so we couldn't enjoy it..
I guess they tried to avoid copyright issue. That's why the video had to be cut so TH-cam won't take this reaction video down since the source video is protected by copyright. It's not really their fault.
Always an amazing reaction from the both of you! I love watching your reaction and how you interpret them is amazing! If you're interested, there is a male Malaysian singer that I want you guys to check out. His vocal and songs are just marvellous! This song is from a concert and one of my favourite! Anuar Zain: Cinta Harus Memiliki
They sang in Malaysian/Indonesian. Both languages are intelligible with each other. Basically if you learn one of them, you basically can travel to Malaysia, Indonesia, Singapore, Brunei, southern Thailand, southern Philippines and certain parts of Cambodia.
Siti is a gem in the music industry. She has been in the industry for more than 25 yr. Her concert usually also attended by her fans not just from Malaysia and South East Asia but also from Europe. You also can see vip from the royal family attending her concerts. Its very difficult to buy her ticket concert which usually sold out in few days.
Indonesian from some region in Sumatra maybe can understand Melayu but In Java, I don't think so.... understand from the same word same meaning but same word different meaning...hmm I always use Indonesian subtitle when watch Upin Ipin....xixixi
Bahasa Melayu = Malay language Bahasa Indonesia = Indonesian language Yes, u are right. The Malays and Indonesians could understand each other. In terms of tones, imagine The Malay language as the American English and Indonesian language as the British English.
@@azr0ckw4rsh1p Malah gue nggk mudeng Njirrr Pake Subtitle Indonesia 😅..... Lebih mudeng emang langsung denger dia Ngomong, Faham langsung kadang Subtitle nya Nggk benerrr.... Hmm
Chakra Khan is Indonesia. Chakra speak in Bahasa Indonesia. Malaysian do speak javanise that have been localised and start shade off nowaday. However it's called Bahasa Melayu/ Malaysia Seluruh Cinta. every love
Siti Nurhaliza is the no 1 singer in Malaysia who is also happened to be also a legend in nearby country in Asia such as Indonesia, Singapore and Brunei. She's phenomenal.
Hi.. Can you react to "Assalamualaikum' by Faizal Tahir and give us your thoughts. He's also did a duet with Siti Nurhaliza before..The song called "Dirgahayu". Please...
It's bahasa Indonesia. Not Javanese. & Indonesia & Malaysia languages is similar just different pronounciation. Bcz both come from the original one called Melayu Language.
Pleaseeee i said it many times again & again it’s Bahasa Indonesia ( Indonesian Language) which has the same root with Malaysian language ( Melayu Roots). Javanese is only one of many folk / tribes but the the larger one in Indonesia. But Indonesia not use Javanese language as everyday life. The people in Sumatra, west Java, Kalimantan, Sulawesi, Papua, NTT, Bali etc CAN’T SPEAK JAVANESE!!! Btw I my self have a javanese roots. But in wvery day life we use our national language : BAHASA INDONESIA
they are singing in Malay Language... in Indonesia they call it Indonesian Language... but in Malaysia as Malay language... just like English in England and America...
I think u missunderstood. Indonesian speak indonesian language or bahasa indonesia not javanesse. javanesse is one of local language in Indonesian. how ever indonesian n malaysian language share the same basic language which is melayu language thats why indo n malay mostly understand each other. we alsa share the same tribe which is melayu.
Pls react to Siti Nurhaliza Medley Cinta Live @ Royal Albert Hall London th-cam.com/video/GMUyxKPpmII/w-d-xo.html this was during her prime years..so her voice is really good
Malaysia & Indonesia got same language but bit different slang and little or few different meaning in just few word Moreless like = English : US & UK (same meaning but different sound)
FYI , Indonesia using Bahasa Indonesia as national language not Javanese language as like you said, Javanese language just a local language for Center and East Java but In the West Java have different Etnic they're call Sundanese mostly and in the Capital City Jakarta have Betawi Etnic of course with they own language ( Indonesia from West to the east have a lot of region, etnics, culture and local languages ) they're singing Mix in Bahasa Indonesia / Melayu, because when Malaysian singing the sound like Bahasa Indonesia, because the root of Bahasa Indonesia from Melayu language...
That was not javanese language. That indonssian language. Malaysian and Indonesian language are almost the same.. Almost similar. We do understand each others event though some words has different meaning or some words are replaced with other words. So mostly both countries understand songs from Both countries. We both also have quite numbers of favorite songs from both countries, evergreen songs from 50s till now either old songs, new songs or rearranged songs. Javanese just another dialects from the island of Java Indonesia but not national language of Indonesia. Mostly other Indonesian will not understand javanese from other part of Indonesia and they will use national language. Same goes to Malaysia as we have dialects from North South East or west but to understand we use Malaysia language. This is Siti concert tribute to her 30 years in industry called "siti & friends" her own concert and she invited huge Malaysian and indonesian singers in her concert. There also a special MV from this concert her tribute to Whitney Houston whereby she sang with her a song called "memories". This song was originally recorded by Whitney Houston when she was only 19 yo and unfortunately never released. The girl on screen actually not Whitney but a model from ANTM cycle 3 name Yaya portrayed her.
Indonesian and Malaysian are mutually intelligible, much like Mexican and Spaniards can understand each other. Javanese is a different language not in any way related to both above except for some shared vocabulary. Javanese is regional or minority language in Indonesia. There are hundreds upon hundreds of different language across both countries and Indonesian-Malay is the lingua franca and unifying language.
National language of indonesia is not javanesse guys.. But, 'bahasa indonesia' or 'indonesia language' Javanesse is one of indonesian's traditional language. Indonesia have thousands language and dialek
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it's not Javanese. both of them singing in Bahasa Indonesia (Indonesian) Because Malay Language is the root of Bahasa Indonesia and Bahasa Malaysia. Javanese is not an official language in Indonesia even though it is a widely spoken local language.
If u want to know translation of this song u guys can see in their video when recording
please react weird genius x lyodra , tiara , ziva - tanpa batas waktu...pleaseeee
weird genius x lyodra , tiara , ziva - tanpa batas waktu ...pleaseee the song very nice
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Bahasa Indonesia and bahasa Malaysia is like American english, British english or Australian english. It’s still English but the lingos, the slangs, accent and certain words differs. Bahasa is Bahasa like English is English if you know what I mean. Countries that speak Bahasa are : Malaysia, Indonesia, Singapore Malay, Brunei, certain part of Thailand. Just FYI
but in reality Bahasa always identical with Indonesian Language n Malay or Melayu identical with Malay Language (malaysia, Singapore, Brunei)
Efra: "How powerful do you have to be to get a set and a stage like that?"
ME: well maybe you just have to win Best/most popular Female Vocalist for 13 years, she won 311 awards out of 331 nominations, Malaysia's record holder to date for most award-winning artist
She are listed as 50 most awarded musician of all time last week, she ranked 27th with 328 awards, and Celine dion is behind. Hope it answer the question
Indonesian and Malaysian can understand each other because the Indonesian language (Bahasa Indonesia) is derived from the Malay root language. The standardized Malaysian language is very similar to the standard Indonesian language. Cakra as all other Indonesian, speaks Indonesian language (Bahasa Indonesia) he also speaks Sundanese where he came from (from West Java) it is different from the Javanese language, and for his music, concert, and mainly for daily life to be understandable with all Indonesian/Malaysian audiences he needs to speak Indonesian, not Sundanese/Javanese.
Just reminder, Indonesia has around 1,100 local languages, the official list for now is 700 local language, but our lingua Franca, the language that unite us as Indonesian, (and also understandable by Malaysian, Brunei Darussalam, Singapore, Timor Leste and South of Thailand) is called Bahasa Indonesia.
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Can little bit understand but not full understand cause the meaning of some word totally different...xixixi
@@jurianf.kaunang1808 nope It is bahasa Melayu ( malay language)
Bahasa Indonesia is our national language. Javanese is one of many native languanges in indonesia. Cakra Khan is a Sundanese he speaks basa Sunda and of course he speaks Bahasa Indonesia also.
Yup n Javanese is the most ethnic in Indonesia (Central n East Java), then Sundanese (West Java), Malayan (Sumatra n Kalimantan island), Bataknese ( Sumatra island), etc, every ethnic has different languange n for global communication in Indonesia use Indonesia language so every ethnic can understand...
@@azr0ckw4rsh1p let me correct a little mistake. Instead of global communication, it should be national communicaton. So Bahasa Indonesia is the national language of Indonesian. That's what you mean, right?
Awesome duet from this concert:
Siti Nurhaliza feat. Afgan
Siti Nurhaliza feat. Judika
Siti Nurhaliza feat. Anggun
Siti nurhaliza ft. Anggun is definitely my favorite
Siti ft faizal tahir
And Siti Nurhaliza feat Aliff Sattar
Siti and Friends Concert was held in Kuala Lumpur in 2016 to celebrate Siti's 20th anniversary in the music industry. Among the guest singers other than Cakra Khan were Anggun, Afgan, Jaclyn Victor and others. But my fav was Siti's duet with Anggun singing 'Snow in The Sahara (Anggun's song) and 'Bukan Cinta Biasa' (Siti's song). Their two beautiful contrasting voices blended together in those performances. You should check it out. 😉
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We Indonesian love and adore Siti so much...she is so genius, humble, and gorgeous individual singer.
Siti made this collaboration because she is the fan of Cakra because of his voice
I believe you guys don't really read comments here in youtube, or maybe you just read it randomly. Because we've told you sooooo many times that Indonesian songs use Indonesian language aka Bahasa Indonesia, which is our national language. Most of us speak Bahasa Indonesia daily. Our songs, movies, tv programmes use Bahasa Indonesia. We don't use Javanese language in our pop songs, unless it's a regional/traditional song. Javanese and Indonesian are two very different languages. Please avoid the confusion.
Indonesians and Malaysians can understand each other in formal or literature level (including song lyrics) because our language root was the same, the Malay language or Bahasa Melayu. Indonesians can understand Malaysian songs and vice versa, because most of the vocabularies are the same. That's why many Indonesian singers are popular in Malaysia, and some Malaysian singers are also well known in Indonesia.
And if any case you're confused about how to pronounce an artist's name or the title of the song, Google Translate is always there to help you. Choose translation in Indonesian, not Javanese. ;)
She's our diva in malaysia,our voice of asia..just for your information..once time ago her concert ticket at singapore more expensive than mariah carey ticket..and her concert just a weeks after mariah...the ticket sold out♥️
Indonesia's national language is Bahasa Indonesia, which rooted heavily from Melayu language with many other languages absorbed (Portuguese, Dutch, etc) .. Malaysia speaks Melayu.. So we mostly can understand each other, with differences here & there.. Like British English, US English, & Aussie English, they understand each other, but they have differences in some meanings or words.. Javanese is one of local / ethnic language most widely spoken in Java Island. So, for Indonesian songs, we use national language, which is Bahasa Indonesia, not Javanese. Cakra Khan himself is a Sundanese ethnicity, one of Java Island ethnicity, so he also can speak Sundanese as local language.
Malaysian language and Indonesian language are different, but similar to some extend. Not sure if that makes sense though 😅. But basically we can understand Indonesian and Indonesian can understand us Malaysian too. Probably because its root is the same. Anyway this is Siti's concert, Siti Nurhaliza & Friends, back in 2016.
This is Siti Nurhaliza and Friends Concert held in Kuala Lumpur in 2016 (i think so) Siti invites other popular singers including Cakra khan and Anggun (Indonesian singer based in Paris). The musicians are from New York and other parts of the world with Jkey as the director. Orchestra are from malaysia. Yes the stage is humongous.
Actually Cakra Khan speaks Indonesian as a language that similar to Malay so we can understand both. Meanwhile Javanese is a totally different language from Indonesian, it's not just a dialect but just one of a lot native languages that exist in Indonesia.
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Java also spoken by javanese in malaysia… not only indonesia!!! I speak java.. and im malaysian.
@@manzourfirdaws993 why you so mad? Gak ada yang salah dari yang diomongin. Bahasa Jawa kan emang salah satu bahasa daerah toh mas. Yang membedakan anda warga negara Malaysia dan Jawa ada di Indonesia dan anda bagian dari etnik nya. Hdeeeh
@@manzourfirdaws993 you sound funny. Are you gonna say that you also have Java island in Malaysia?lmao
@@krsm1001 ngga gitu kayanya :( dia mungkin cm mau ngasitau di malaysia ada juga yang ngomong bahasa jawa
Love your reaction as always 💜Fun fact: Malaysian and indonesian can actually understand each other!
Are U sure????xixixi
I watch Upin Ipin with Indonesian subtitle...
@@azr0ckw4rsh1p mybe for u but some may understand Malay language. Although there are some that we cannot understand each other that are completely hv different meaning but mostly are the same. Its interesting to learn others language u know. Its a knowledge. Im Malaysian but i understand Indonesian language, not the etcnic local language tho. Like me, im Malaysian but i also speak kadazanDusun. My ethnic language.
You should check Siti Nurhaliza ft. Anggun _ Snow On The Sahara. On the same concert. Two legendary diva of each country - Malaysia and Indonesia.
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Javanese in not Indonesia language it is more on central & east java island language, we call Bahasa for Indonesian Language. bahasa Indonesia and Malaysia acctualy kinda bit same
Our language ( Malaysia & Indonesia) came from the same root that we understand each other for almost all words, as an Indonesian I can even say that we speak the same language with different accent. The language is also widely spoken in Singapore, Brunei, southern part of the Philippines and southern part of Thailand.
For almost all words??? wkwkwkwk maybe if U're Indonesian as Malayan ethnic in Sumatra or Kalimantan island close to Malaysia border maybe can understand but in Java island or other island,,,,i dont think so,,,xixixi
@@azr0ckw4rsh1p I am quite sure that I mentioned "I" In my above comment 😜. Anyway, even if you are from Java and you know how to speak Bahasa you would probably know 80% of their vocabularies.. Or maybe more.
@@azr0ckw4rsh1p Still, Bahasa Indonesia is Indonesia's lingua franca. Which means Indonesians who understand their own lingua franca can understand some of Malay language. Indonesian language is derived from Malay language, just like American English is derived from British English.
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Malaysia and indonesia have common language… only a bit different… java language is spoken by javanese people. There’s many tribes and ethnics here. But all tribes and races can speaks and understand the core malaysia/indonesia language
No, its not javanese. it's malay or bahasa indonesia, depend on who has written the song, malaysian or indonesian. He is sundanese by the way and speak sundanese language (I think) -
Just to add : Malaysia, Indonesia, Brunei & Singapore are using the same root of language, which is Malay Language. But of course it has a little bit different in terms of slangs, phrases and accent. But generally these countries can understand each other. That's why we can see most of singers/performers from those countries can collaborate easily. And we also have Anugerah Planet Muzik (APM); it is s an award ceremony for artists engaged in the music industries of the Malay-speaking region in Southeast Asia.
Agfan ft Siti Nurhaliza in the same consert please 👍🙏🏻
All the performance in this concert is insane. The musician is actually from New York,so that's why this concert have hollywood vibe.
Thats Malay, not Javanese. Malay language are called Bahasa Malaysia in Malaysia, Bahasa Indonesia in Indonesia and Bahasa Melayu in Singapore, Brunei and Thailand.
With the diversity in Indonesia...... we usae the Bahaasa Indonesia to unify Indonesia
The guy that’s commenting looks like Edry Abdul Halim from KRU once a rap group in Malaysia isn’t he….
The difference between Bahasa Malaysia n bahasa Indonesia is just like between British and American English....Javanese is one of the dialects found in the language
Again.. I want to say.. I was there hahaha
There is part videos of all guests from this concert.. its Siti’s concert and she invites few friends.. that is why it called Siti and Friends
Next plis react..cakra khan "berhenti berharap" cover
🙏🙏Please react putera Muhammad feat Xpose band with song she's gone x pelangi petang Mash up..
That awesome Mash up
It's indonesian hahaha not javanese (javanese is one of traditional dialect in indonesia), but indonesian and malaysian actually sing in same language (more leaning towards indonesian), but everyday speak siti use malay and cakra use indonesian
Hi.. please reaction siti Nurhaliza medley Lagu cinta live in Royal Albert Hall London thank you 🙏😊
Sorry girl they didnt sing in javanese but in Indonesian or usually we called Bahasa. Indonesia and Malaysia have a similar languange so we can talk each other or singing with our language, with Bahasa or Malaysian its ok for us. Btw this is Siti Nurhaliza concert in KL Malaysia and Cakra is one of the guest star,
This song is Seluruh Cinta in Bahasa Indonesia, Whole Love in Bahasa Inggris, I hope so... I am sorry...🙏 👍👌 thank you your react this song... 😘😘🙏🙏👍👌 Next Kesih Bayangan and Harus Terpisah, In Big Stage Malaiysia, this is Bahasa Indonesia again 🙏🙏i hope you like this song from Cakra Khan 👍👌❤
Yaaasssss.... Thank you guys for fulfilling my request... you're the best...
Anyway, they were speaking in Malay language.. Indonesian and Malaysian are speaking with almost the same language.
The show was took place in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia.
One thing that disturbing me was you cut the video too often so we couldn't enjoy it..
I guess they tried to avoid copyright issue. That's why the video had to be cut so TH-cam won't take this reaction video down since the source video is protected by copyright. It's not really their fault.
Indonesian speak Bahasa Indonesia ....
Terimakasih banyak. Watching All I Ask, chakra Khan
Always an amazing reaction from the both of you! I love watching your reaction and how you interpret them is amazing!
If you're interested, there is a male Malaysian singer that I want you guys to check out. His vocal and songs are just marvellous! This song is from a concert and one of my favourite!
Anuar Zain: Cinta Harus Memiliki
Waw Waw keren keren Cakra Khan Duet sama Siti Nurhaliza suara kedua duanya keren bagus banget👍👍👍👍👍👍👍❤❤❤❤❤❤🇲🇨🇲🇾
Please react to Chakra Khan - Berhenti berharap. You guys will shaking 😂😂
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Next time reac liodra ft mario g klau " pesan terakhir " from indonesia🇮🇩🙏🙏
They sang in Malaysian/Indonesian. Both languages are intelligible with each other. Basically if you learn one of them, you basically can travel to Malaysia, Indonesia, Singapore, Brunei, southern Thailand, southern Philippines and certain parts of Cambodia.
Siti is a gem in the music industry. She has been in the industry for more than 25 yr. Her concert usually also attended by her fans not just from Malaysia and South East Asia but also from Europe. You also can see vip from the royal family attending her concerts. Its very difficult to buy her ticket concert which usually sold out in few days.
malaysians speak melayu, indonesians speak bahasa. similar pronounciation and meanings, so we can understand each other
Indonesian from some region in Sumatra maybe can understand Melayu but In Java, I don't think so.... understand from the same word same meaning but same word different meaning...hmm
I always use Indonesian subtitle when watch Upin Ipin....xixixi
Bahasa Melayu = Malay language
Bahasa Indonesia = Indonesian language
Yes, u are right. The Malays and Indonesians could understand each other. In terms of tones, imagine The Malay language as the American English and Indonesian language as the British English.
@@azr0ckw4rsh1p Malah gue nggk mudeng Njirrr Pake Subtitle Indonesia 😅..... Lebih mudeng emang langsung denger dia Ngomong, Faham langsung kadang Subtitle nya Nggk benerrr.... Hmm
@@azr0ckw4rsh1p Really? Malaysians don't need subtitles when we watch sinetron. Because the languages are that similar.
ɴᴇxᴛ ʀᴇᴀᴄᴛ agus hafiluddin - Here Without You (X-Factor indonesia). ʏᴏᴜ ɢᴏɴɴᴀ ʟᴏᴠᴇ ʜɪs ᴠᴏɪᴄᴇ.
Please reaction Cakra khan - Show must go on (Queen)
Please react singers male of indonesia "andai aku bisa".
Not javanisme bro... but he speak in BAHASA INDONESIA
Please react to siti feat anggun
plss react impian cinta-REM.bcos ur male friend really look like REM
Chakra Khan is Indonesia. Chakra speak in Bahasa Indonesia. Malaysian do speak javanise that have been localised and start shade off nowaday. However it's called Bahasa Melayu/ Malaysia
Seluruh Cinta. every love
The Queen Of Music Asia😍 SITI NURHALIZA
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That's not javanese language...that's malay language....both malaysia and Indonesia speak same language...but in different dialect...
Siti Nurhaliza is the no 1 singer in Malaysia who is also happened to be also a legend in nearby country in Asia such as Indonesia, Singapore and Brunei. She's phenomenal.
That was in Malaysia.
NEXT CAKRA KHAN ..SHOW MUST GO ON...HE'S AMAZING..
Bahasa melayu indonesia and bahasa melayu malaysia very very same is like language english amerika and british
Song seluruh cinta itu language Indonesia sebagaimana Cakra Khan dari Indonesia
Next Afgan feat Siti Nurhaliza. ❤️
Please reaction for dato seri siti nur haliza with alif satar-kisah kuinginkan live
See you on Wednesday, Astri - Sebuah rasa :th-cam.com/video/fNAfeKkDdHA/w-d-xo.html
Hi.. Can you react to "Assalamualaikum' by Faizal Tahir and give us your thoughts. He's also did a duet with Siti Nurhaliza before..The song called "Dirgahayu".
Please...
pleasssseee react Cakra Khan, Anyone (Demi Lovato's cover). Trust me both of you will cry....
Indonesian languange and Malaysian languange quite similar... so, we could say that they sang in Bahasa Languange... its not Javanese Languange
Hai can you try check Siti Nurhaliza song title Laksama Mati Dibunuh and Lela Manja you can see how the queen of trational song... Pls pls pls....
Not japanese song, that Indonesian song... Try u learn Indonesian language... And u can cover indonesian song...
It's bahasa Indonesia. Not Javanese. & Indonesia & Malaysia languages is similar just different pronounciation. Bcz both come from the original one called Melayu Language.
Pleaseeee i said it many times again & again it’s Bahasa Indonesia ( Indonesian Language) which has the same root with Malaysian language ( Melayu Roots).
Javanese is only one of many folk / tribes but the the larger one in Indonesia. But Indonesia not use Javanese language as everyday life.
The people in Sumatra, west Java, Kalimantan, Sulawesi, Papua, NTT, Bali etc CAN’T SPEAK JAVANESE!!!
Btw I my self have a javanese roots. But in wvery day life we use our national language : BAHASA INDONESIA
Jamal Abdillah - Seroja. He’s one of our power vocalist legends too! (He’s 60+ now btw)
they are singing in Malay Language... in Indonesia they call it Indonesian Language... but in Malaysia as Malay language... just like English in England and America...
No javanese its INDONESIAN LANGUAGE, its rarely for indonesian singer to sing in javanese. Indonesian language is similar to siti malayu language
*Siti Nurhaliza Is Our Favourite Singer In Malaysia 🇲🇾*
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Absolutely that is NOT javanese. It is MALAY. Malaysian with bahasa melayu while Indonesian with bahasa indonesia to understand each other
I think u missunderstood. Indonesian speak indonesian language or bahasa indonesia not javanesse. javanesse is one of local language in Indonesian. how ever indonesian n malaysian language share the same basic language which is melayu language thats why indo n malay mostly understand each other. we alsa share the same tribe which is melayu.
Pleasw react her new song menjaga cintamu please❤🙏🙏🙏
we malaysia,indonesia,brunei,south thailand,singapore speaks same Bahasa melayu but it different slangs..
Pls react to Dolla -impikan. N they new single Dolla - berani. It's trending in Malaysia now..
Malaysian and indonesian language
(Formal)
More like US English and UK English.
Pls react to Siti Nurhaliza Medley Cinta Live @ Royal Albert Hall London th-cam.com/video/GMUyxKPpmII/w-d-xo.html this was during her prime years..so her voice is really good
Malaysia & Indonesia got same language but bit different slang and little or few different meaning in just few word
Moreless like = English : US & UK (same meaning but different sound)
Maybe you should google siti nurhaliza.. Hehehe.. See for yourself..
Please, react song I will survive cover by Cakra Khan, thanks..
FYI , Indonesia using Bahasa Indonesia as national language not Javanese language as like you said, Javanese language just a local language for Center and East Java but In the West Java have different Etnic they're call Sundanese mostly and in the Capital City Jakarta have Betawi Etnic of course with they own language ( Indonesia from West to the east have a lot of region, etnics, culture and local languages ) they're singing
Mix in Bahasa Indonesia / Melayu, because when Malaysian singing the sound like Bahasa Indonesia, because the root of Bahasa Indonesia from Melayu language...
finally!thank you guys for the reaction.
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That was not javanese language. That indonssian language. Malaysian and Indonesian language are almost the same.. Almost similar. We do understand each others event though some words has different meaning or some words are replaced with other words. So mostly both countries understand songs from Both countries. We both also have quite numbers of favorite songs from both countries, evergreen songs from 50s till now either old songs, new songs or rearranged songs. Javanese just another dialects from the island of Java Indonesia but not national language of Indonesia. Mostly other Indonesian will not understand javanese from other part of Indonesia and they will use national language. Same goes to Malaysia as we have dialects from North South East or west but to understand we use Malaysia language. This is Siti concert tribute to her 30 years in industry called "siti & friends" her own concert and she invited huge Malaysian and indonesian singers in her concert. There also a special MV from this concert her tribute to Whitney Houston whereby she sang with her a song called "memories". This song was originally recorded by Whitney Houston when she was only 19 yo and unfortunately never released. The girl on screen actually not Whitney but a model from ANTM cycle 3 name Yaya portrayed her.
Indonesian and Malaysian are mutually intelligible, much like Mexican and Spaniards can understand each other.
Javanese is a different language not in any way related to both above except for some shared vocabulary. Javanese is regional or minority language in Indonesia. There are hundreds upon hundreds of different language across both countries and Indonesian-Malay is the lingua franca and unifying language.
React to Cakra Khan sing this song with Lyodra last night at Indinesian Drama Eries Awards. You can wact in Lyodra Zone channel.
next mybe you can watch Cakra Khan and Judika in Stage sing a Indonesia tradional song " Oplosan "
National language of indonesia is not javanesse guys..
But, 'bahasa indonesia' or 'indonesia language'
Javanesse is one of indonesian's traditional language.
Indonesia have thousands language and dialek
Please react Cakra Khan "I'll Never Love Again" Lady Gaga
Hello guys, pls u have to see another diva from indonesia, she's dira sugandi, pls react her new single its called Back in time
Chakra khan is indonesian . Siti is malaysian . Actually that song indonesia language.
60% to 70% Malay understand Indonesian language and vice versa.
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