5 Things You May Not Know About - Malaysia
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 16 ต.ค. 2024
- Malaysia is an interesting country! How many of these 5 things do you know?
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You’re probably the only Malaysian who teaches foreigners accurate basic facts about Malaysia
the guy is really good in explaining about malaysia. im proud we have a citizen like him.
tbh I live in malaysia and if someone says something shocking they say
"Serious-ah!?!?" (BTW I'm not kidding)
DizzyPlaysGAMES I should've said being skeptical. 😄
The Forking Tomatoes I know but The fact that I hear that everyday. Its pretty much normal for me.
I say that too actually
I say that word everyday
DizzyPlaysGAMES yeah true
damn it man! I'm truly proud of you as a fellow Malaysian. Come here in Kg.Baru,KL i'll treat u nasi lemak or whatever you like :thumbsUP:
Thank you!!
Oh man, I do miss Nasi Lemak! :D
Can I use your pencil?
Other foreigner: Sure!
Malaysian: Can can can!
😝😝
enyeleanlje don’t forget the “can ah??”
omg lol
Hahaha freaking funny
As public universiti student in Malaysia, our syllabus are in both english and malay, depending on what subject it is. The lectures will be done in either english or malay(yes, even if the syllabus are in english), depending on the lecturer's preference or student's needs.
He explained it so well! I've never learned sejarah(history subject) in english before.
Aww thanks!
(Sejarah was my worst subject really. T.T XD)
The Forking Tomatoes but you can explain it in very simple and interesting. Keep it up Nelvin 👏
This is like a summary of a few chapters of History and Pengajian Am (Pengajian Malaysia/General Studies) in less than 10 minutes. Those who will be taking exam should watch this video 😆 I'm not kidding 😆 So interesting.. and very casual. Love it !
That is one complex monarchy, but I liked to learn more about Malysia.
1 more fact he forgot.. King is the leader of the army.. Prime minister is the leader of police.. So prime minister can't use military power for himself.. It is to prevent from civil war..
I think Malaysian public university mostly using English and only certain program use Malay language especially for malay language course and religion studies courses.
Saftoni Ottoman i studied in english in public uni for most of the courses throughout my diploma and degree. Probably just religion courses in Malay. Language courses in the language courses we took😅
ya, such as Titas, Kenegaraan etc..
I won't say that one of the sultans is "elected" to be a King (Yang Di-Pertuan Agong), there is actually a sequence of rotation (a cycle) followed by them to take that throne/duty for every 5 years.
1. Negeri Sembilan - Yang di-Pertuan Besar of Negeri Sembilan
2. Sultan of Selangor
3. Raja of Perlis
4. Sultan of Terengganu
5. Sultan of Kedah
6. Sultan of Kelantan (Current)
7. Sultan of Pahang
8. Sultan of Johor
9. Sultan of Perak
Walao-Eh
Malaysians will get this comment
Afton Lee , lol true
Lmao true AF
Diam la lu XD
This is the only channel that I found a video saying Top 5 thing you may not know about Malaysia. I found this from trending
Wow that's great news for us! Thank you! :)
Same goes to me
wow ur pengajian am knowledge *thumbsup
*Psst* Secretly tell you... I buat research dah... XD :P
The Forking Tomatoes Apa2 pun u dah buat yg terbaik. Good job. Hopefully u gonna do this kind of vid more.
Wow Melvin I like the Malaysian System to have more than one King. Why doesn´t the USA have such one - it would certanly help to avoid a president such as Trump. Let me tell you a thing you may not know about Germany. We have a dialect in the south west part of the country which makes you able to build a whole phrase with only three or four letters. Can you imagine ? Ok I tell you: Mlä. Thats one phrase. Here another one: Chni ? (it is a question sentence). So what could it mean? Ok I have to tell you this can only be understood in the Southwest part of Germany (Rheinland-Pfalz + Saarland and a small part of Hessen). The Bavarian (München) may not know. Ok, here the resolution: " Mlä " means > come here close to me < in german: " komm einmal her ". " Chni " means > where you going < (question sentence) in german: " wo gehst du hin ? " This dialect is Pfälzisch (palatinate).
Wow thats quite complicated but at least interesting.
Haha, but it is 1 "king" per state, not country; that's why the complicated system, but interesting fact!
Thanks so much for watching!
Oh man I love the dialects here in Germany, I should find someone who speaks Pfälzisch! :D
My favourite so far is Badisch, because it sounds like singing. :)
The Forking Tomatoes , yes 1 King per state, and right now in Malaysia, the Kelantan Sultan is the Yang Di-Pertuan Agong starting 2017 and will end 2021
To say Agong(King) has no power is kind of false, Prime Minister has to be appointed by Agong to be in power. High level policies still need Agong approval, if they don't see fit, adjustment will be needed for it to pass these policies.
fastcx absolutely! ❤
For "Three" i thought it would be how we always say things three times 😂
J Lee thought it'd be how we usually pronounce "three" as "tree"
I thought it was how we cannot pronounce the "th" so is like "tree" instead of "tuh-ree"
很重要所以要说三次 😂
Betul betul betul XD
Hzmhxxi ha ha ha
Local universities use English as well. For instance, UiTM. 100% English for syllabus, exam etc.
Your explanation about the monarchy system in Malaysia was very impressive! Even i sometimes got mixed up. Such a shame. I need to learn more so that i would be able to explain to people like you did. Thumbs up! Keep up the good work, The Forking Tomatoes!
thank you for differentiating between nationalities and ethnicities.
Good job Nelvin!! Keep on doing the educational video like this!!! We'll fully support you!!
Nice explanation ..best ..proud to be malaysian.i am malaysian
You did a really good job explaining it. I think you should make more videos about Malaysia 👍🏼
Very good guys! Keep doing this! I enjoy your channel! Are you in Munique? Next month I'm gonna be in Dusseldorf, and I'm gonna know a little bit of Germany!
Thank you! Yes, we're in Munich! :)
I love your channel logo so much! It’s adorable!
Thank you! It will hopefully be modified into a better quality one that retains the design. And I hope you will like the new one too! :D
Berkatlah yang dipertuan besar Negeri Sembilan
Kurniai sihat dan makmur
Kasihi rakyat lanjutkan umur
Akan Berkati sekalian yang setia
Musuhnya habis binasa
Berkatlah yang dipertuan besar Negeri Sembilan
Great job dude, very well explained ... thumbs up from a fellow Malaysian...
Lol Ashley. “13 for normal.” XD
Ice Kokoro im 13 years old
Nice..very good information 👍
Just sharing.
During my secondary and high school time, the science (chemistry, physics, biology), additional maths and maths were in English version.
The delicious food in my beloved Malaysia are: Nasi Lemak (traditional dish) , Durian (National Fruit), Bak Kut Teh, Satey, Roti Canai, and if you want alcoholic drinks go to Borneo Malaysia states Sabah and Sarawak
Very interesting.. Wow
Last but not least. Our variety of food. Every person, even you're first time being at Malaysia you will definitely can't deny about our variety delicious food here 😊
Very accurate.. not even malays can explain like you this thoroughly... surely A+ student
Sorry need to clarify, the Yang di-Pertuan Agong of Malaysia is chosen from rotation between Sultan(Yang di-Pertuan Besar/Raja) of the 9 states(not election) within the Majlis Raja-Raja(Conference of Rulers).
Thanks for the clarification! You are not wrong, but the term used was still election. Although it is by rotation, the Rulers still voted with secret ballots when selecting the next Agong - it's like an election with many pre-requisites and conditions. :)
Thanks for watching! :D
I live in Malaysia, there is actually 13 states and 3 federal teritories
I probably know about 3 languages.
1) English
2) Quarter Bahasa Melayu
3) Very little Mandarin
4) A bit of Japanese
And maybe a few bits of other languages. I am a Malaysian but my origin languages are kinda bad....
Mate sums it up pretty well
I’m from Malaysia and these facts are 100% true
We have this thing call "Manglish" basiclly we usually (not all of us) mix malay and english language. Which are usually used by chinesse people (from where I'm from)
Don't forget the Federal Government which exists alongside the Monarchy XD
I'm a malaysian and I mixe blood between iban and orang pineng
Nice video kipidap hehe..
Yang di pertuan agung= his royal highness
I relate so much to the lah one (tho im from Indonesia)
Ha ha haa thats funny. Here something in german: Someone enters a store and starts speaking : " Guten Tag Frau Meier. Haben sie Eier ? Was, die kosten drei Dreier ? Das ist mir zu teuer. Auf wiedersehen Frau Meier. " For explaination: A "Dreier" was a monetary unit in ancient times in Germany.
good to know
Indonesia still has hereditary head of governments under Indonesia's sovereignty. Special Region of Yogyakarta was mandated for their role in Indonesia's independence struggle that the province would have hereditary governor and vice-governor, positions to be held respectively by a reigning Hamengkubuwono, Sultan of Yogyakarta, and a reigning Paku Alam, Prince/Duke of Pakualaman.
You missed the English school. Some schools have English as a medium with no Chinese or Tamil. One example would be Saint Xavier's Institution in Penang Island.
Good explaination. 👍👍👍👍👍
Well said vro
erm we still have Chinese public school (smjk), maybe half or part public
Waa..cikgu sejarah good jobs
Malaysia has East and West coasts, just like the USA.
There is many lah like:baiklah,bolehlah,hendaklah and sooooo many more!!
Lah behind every single word
I think others if want to learn about malaysia will be a bit difficult, as we got many religion / language / slang / culture. I got some foreign friend before at PC online game and when i speak mandarin to them. They ask me you are from malaysia so you are malay? Arent all malaysian are malay , why you know mandarin. I say i am a malaysia chinese , they didnt understand and though i am a Malay which know mandarin.
Aiyaaa.... They misunderstood... They thought Malaysia is filled with Malays only... Ish ish ish
MALAYSIA
Malay : the malays
S : Sino ( the Chinese)
I : Indians
A : All ( for the minorities)
I DAMNLY DROWN WITH HER BRITISH ACCENT ㅠㅠ
There is alot of dialect in Malaysia, this is one of the common dialect explained here
Setuju! I should have clarified that! Thank you! 😊
Public university most courses are in English...
The origin Malay look is actually like Remy Ishak the actor in Malaysia.
In malaysia my school say six six six everywhere it means a lucky number
4 is bad luck number in Chinese
I'm Malaysian I use bah like ya-bah even if I sound like a sheep ;-;
This video is fun 😀❤️
Saadah Channel thanks for watching! Glad you like it! 😃
@@TheForkingTomatoes dude, i never thought you will notice me, 😂 thanks for the like
Quick check, isn't that spelled peninsular?
Peninsula is the noun; Peninsular is the adjective.
So depending on how it is used, it can be either! :)
Thanks for watching! :D
The Forking Tomatoes Thanks! It's a good video, best for Malaysian overseas 😂
So I am Malaysian,sometime when im doing a malay test it will divide into two group of languages like basic malay and malay that used to speak in royal family.
Aisyatul Ameera Mohd. Noor Hisham bahasa baku (formal Malay) and bahasa pasar (dialect/informal malay)
Brooo your knowledge about msia put me to shame, not gonna lie btw hats off to u
Agong or some would like to call it King of the Kings. Game of Thrones indeed
Malaysia is just like Singapore because Singapore was once apart of Malaysia.
PS: I knew all because I am a Malaysia
VERY EASY LEH
xYvQi malaysia is more than singapore..because singapore dont have any teritory in borneo and the other 27 tribes living there..
I have a few friends who's mother is Chinese, and father is Hindu Muslim. So there you go! Three in one.
Ok lah tu, we'll explain lah
Wallao wei gud video
Can I Learn English In Kuala Lumpur??Thanks in advance.
“Peninsula”
Me:Malaysian Peninsula!!!
The guy sounds normal to me and the girl has like a accent to me.
Hm? But nowadays most schools in malaysia uses english to teach. There is something called the dual language program.
I know all because I am for Malaysia
Malaysia is made up of 11 states and 2 regions (Borneo)!
The picture frame fell down
1 jenis sekolah x de sekolah agama(sekolah petang)
3:14 bukan semua nampak cam tu XD ( Malayu )
Dan7shFR hehe yea we have fair malays too and not mixed 😅
Awat hang eja melayu gitu..😂
talk about Peninsula - there is a point in Johor, Malaysia which is the southernmost tip of mainland Asian Continent, Tanjung Piai..
name Malaysia getting popular as baby girl name in US www.thestar.com.my/news/nation/2016/03/13/malaysia-getting-popular-as-female-baby-name-among-americans/
0:51
Where is "-bah"????
We all have to learn Malay if we are Chinese or Chinese if we are Malay
👍👍👍
Three i think word.. I love you. Hahaha...
we do have delicious food
hi im from malaysia
I'm curious of the meaning of the Malaysian.flag
It is very identical to the US flag
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Singapore also same
Most of it
I love you, Ashley.
I thought ‘la’ is Malay accent ? That’s what I have always thought ... we use la most of them ... but we don’t use wor leh
Singapore also like that - LAH
Singlish =
Manglish
Cincai la..
walao eh
Ya wor
Ya la
That’s more..
I live in KL Malaysia
The FOOD!!!!
I heard my mom said that each sultan take turns at being agong and the king does only about 10% of the work needed in Malaysia and leave the rest to the goverment
Other 90% of Agong work is silently ongoing process to protect the nation. In National History books, Agong well known as the one who protect nation in terms of religion & culture. Other works have been done by PM & politicians.
which means, when the politician act recklessly or refused to follow Malaysian constitution, Agong have full power to defer their position.
Agong & Sultans abide by swear to Oneness of GOD to protect Malaysians from harm & danger. All of 9 Sultans bloodliness are purely descendants of Prophet Muhammad -peace be upon Him. Which entitled them pure, sacred.
Therefore...Agong does not interefere directly in administration process to keep them sacred from negative or abusive accusation from citizens that simply don't understand their royalty purpose. If the Royals = misconduct or malpractice, they shall be advise or punish in special private court within the 9 Sultanate.
Let the politician alone mingle daily challenge, receive complaints from citizen , as the Agong, Sultans & Royal remain sacred existance.
I hope you can improve your knowledge in Malaysia Sultanate & constitution before boldly comment about it.
Respect, Relax & Rational
@@sixsense0301 bruh this is two years old , I was a kid when I wrote that lol. Thanks for info and I hope you have a nice day :D
Nelvin is super cute
Aww thanks! :)
Even indian language are now using lah.
not actually true, those ya-meh..are mlysian Chinese slang.. malay only use lah n a jinx word at the end of the word..
I an Malaysia
Like lah!!
but now LAH turn to AH
Pape lah = Pape ah
(Apa-apa jelah)
your family name can show what/who r u.example:tengku mean that you have ....... like royal blood? nah. i dunno how to describe it.think by urself ah