Malaysia is multicultural , multi religion and most malaysian can speak more than one languages....and we also mix all the languages that we know in our daily conversation ..
I am Malaysian but not Malay.....but Malay is very generous especially food. Example during hari raya or wedding.....you will feel very full because they will make sure you get enough food. I like them and the food 10 star!!
yes, I've gone to Malaysia before this. the surroundings are so clean, fresh and the accommodation was super amazing too, with the beautiful sight, I wish I can visit Malaysia again. hi people come to visit me at german
Malay language has been influence by a lot of other languages because it used to be the most busiest city port (Malacca) in the world since 1400s as it located in between India and China. Very strategic place. Quite sheltered area, shallow waters but allow ship to dock and no natural disasters (like earthquake and hurricanes). Hence the melting of languages. Also, it was a lingua franca (a widely used language just like English today).
Malay.. Malay is synonyms for islam and islam is synonyms for malay.. Because at Malaysia mostly Malay is muslim.. And not only malay is muslim.. We have Chinese and Indian who is muslim too... At Malaysia we don't have islamophobia because we all harmony in all religion ..and we all family.. 😉Malaysians is friendly too.. Love from Malaysia
Um yeah..but its mainly because once we marry a Malay in Malaysia the spouse of different race will have to convert to islam too. Malaysians are friendly of course but we also have our dark sides.
I think it's like only Malaysia has the federal regulation about marrying spouse a Muslim... and turning every spouse of the other regarding a male or female into new Muslim... Once ago I thought Islam make all the Muslims behave that way in worldwide scale but I asked Indonesian Muslims who worked in Malaysia and her answers are still shocking to me till this day! And I told her about how Malaysia work on the marrying Muslims terms and conditions it's quite like getting 'Huh?' in the Indonesians' eyes... well, they did told us that according to their Islamic teaching it's better to choose a life partner with the same religion though.
@@jonmartindeiii962 Hi Joan.. I'm Malaysian and I'm muslim. Fyi, each religion in this world, have their own rule right? So do Islam was. That rule its not the dark side if you believe the religion. The point is no matter what, you have to follow the rule. Choose to have relationship with muslim, its mean you are ready to step another level in your life. We don't push anybody to take that 'dark side'. If you want take that step, you are most welcome, but if you can't, you should accept that there are others believe.✌
@@wnurashikin When I said dark side i don't mean the muslim i meant that malaysia isn't a perfect country itself--its perfect but no country is perfect, the politics and laws are quite mess up
Malaysia is the Country. Malaysian is the Nationality. The largest denomination of Malaysians are Malays, Chinese and Indians in the Peninsula Malaysia. There are more in East Malaysia on part of Borneo Island.
This is a problem why I don't prefer having foreigners introducing Malaysia to other foreigners, because they tend to spill misleading information yet emphasize on its importance. I am sorry but the constitution of Malaysia most definitely do not claim ALL MALAYSIANS's races as Islam and Islam only. That only applies to the Malays in Malaysia and not every single Malaysian.
For extra information , Malayalam is nothing to do with Malay. Malay is an atnic in South East Asia esp in Malaysia, Indonesia, Brunei, Philipine and Singapore.
Me as a Malaysian I speak Chinese (because I'm Chinese) and English fluently I know malay but I can't speak fluently. Us Malaysian also mix a lot of languages while speaking
Surprisingly the US Ambassador to Malaysia can speak fluent Malay. And the Prime Minister of Singapore also speaks fluent Malay (Please search TH-cam for both). Also, many Mat Sallehs can speak fluent Malay (Rhys Williams, Mat Dan, Cassidy Anderson etc. ) But, 99% of Malaysian Chinese can only speak broken Malay, and of course that includes you! Congratulations! And keep it up!
@@okayisok at least they still can speak broken melayu and the malays somehow still can understand, how about the malay? can they speak broken mandarin or indian? Malaysia is multicultural country. stop being double standard
@STARLIGHT ALICE'S 10 thn akan datang?..wah..blh than lama jgk tu..saya dh hampir warga mas masa tu😂..btw klau awak ada keyakinan, just goes on..kalau pun AGT (ASIA) dh xde time tu, may be ada peluang kt lain..awak masih muda rasanya, kan!..so, kuatkn tekad, terus usaha..
Dear Brian, many of his info is not so accurate. Malaysia is a beautiful multicultural country. Do visit once it's safe to travel again. May no longer be the same pre Covid, and will probably take a few years to experience nolmacy of pre Covid buzz, but am sure you'll love Malaysia! :)
I don't think the Malays are bylaw need to be Muslims. It just so happened that Malays are majority Muslims at birth. The religion itself (Islam) is what made Malays can't convert into other religions instead of the government law. That would be under Shariah law.
@@daisylily2763 According to the “Article 160 of the Constitution of Malaysia”, yes it is required as a law. “Malay” means a person who professes the religion of Islam, habitually speaks the Malay language, conforms to Malay custom and-…
@@MAN9G but then that doesnt necessirily means all malays muslims are genetically malay alone. Malay population through thousands of years of trading activity, have a large gene mix, especially from Indians, Arabs, Turks and Chinese.
7:39 haha😂🤣😂🤣 1 hour...i thought you're going to say something else🤣....well i've been there for a month to visit my relation😎🤗...cool city😍...have a good day🙏🏻👋🏻..stay safe✌🏻🤘🏻💜
This guys info is not totally correct…. So guys go find out more… yes its official religion is islam but if you are a malaysian citizen you don’t have to be muslim… only malay ppl are muslim
I want to add something. Malaysia and Malay are two different things. Malaysia is our country's name. and Malaysian is our nationality. but Malay is a race. We have multiple race is Malaysia; Malay, Chinese, Indian, Indigenous and others. There is no law stated that if you are Malay, you must be a muslim. NO! not all Malay are muslim. because of majority of the muslims in Malaysia are Malay, people tend to think that way. So, a little bit correction about that facts 😅
@@daisylily2763 oh ye ke.. pasal murtad tu tak pasti/ tak tau pula. tapi kat Malaysia ni ramai je melayu yg atheist / agama lain. mostly yg duduk pendalaman and kurang pendidikan. drpd pengalaman dgn golongan mcm ni, diorang mostly confuse sbb parents agama lain. yes. Ada, marriage yg tak seagama dlm msia. that's why, I said, melayu tak semestinya islam.
Terima kasih for your react to malaysia..after all pandemic covid end or slow you must come here..u will fall in love to our culture,human,food,beach,island..and many more...welcome to malaysia.
actually, there some fact that he actually stated was a little bit wrong.. it about the malaysia nationality....if you a malaysian nationality that doesn't mean that you a muslim.. Malaysia have many different kind religions such as he stated in the video and the official religion which is muslim.
i as a malaysian can tell you tht the food here is AMAZINGGGGGG we may not hv 4 seasons but we hv fruit seasons, rainy season n sunny season n we also hv many different kind of food from chinese to malay to indian n many many more n yes im talking abt food
You haven't been to Kuala Lumpur. You have transited in Kuala Lumpur International Airport, located 80km south of Kuala Lumpur city in the Sultanate of Selangor Darul Ehsan, the state that surrounds KL. To go to KL from KLIA is a 45 minute train ride. KL city has an airport, but it is a small one for military exercises. I am from Sarawak in Malaysian Borneo. My hometown, Kuching is 2 hours' drive from Indonesia.
0:47 During early times parts of Malaysia, Myanmar and Indonesia were ruled by South Indian and Srilankan kings so most of the names come from Indian languages like Tamil... Its insane that mallae means mountain/hill in Korean as well, weird???!!!
Hey that's our "chai" The Indian chai... Also, those pouring of tea by dancing and all. is done by every teat vendor in every corner of our country...😂
I'm a Malaysian and born in Borneo. Can speak 3 languages fluently (Malay, English and Chinese) and other dialects too. I hope next time Brian Lee shi could find more information on Borneo.
This video is good 😀 I want to ask will u do a video about Jua|jo behji thi duvaa cover song by | OLI | Shanghai and also last part of ABCD movie songs will u??? ❤️
Could you react to anything from the Netherlands? It's also super multicultural, and I think a lot of people would love to know you and your videos. There's usually a large dutch population watching reactions like that, and then sticking around for other stuff they might so on here:)
@@BrianLeeSH Depends on what you like, if you like humor, go watch ''America first, Netherlands second'' it's a satirical/humor video that makes fun of Trump, without actually being that dividing. It seems everyone likes that one regardless of politics. But if you like to learn about the Netherlands, I would suggest the Geography now video (for basic level knowledge), or the video ''Why The Netherlands Is Insanely Well Designed '' by OBF for more original content. Or even more original/in-depth, the channel Not Just Bikes. The maker of that channel has lived in the US, Asia, in general, just soo many places. And he explains why certain aspects in the Netherlands are so good and why walkability/livability is so important. It's mostly city planning subjects, or things like daily life, so a bit nerdy perhaps. But still, he is the reason why I started studying mobility&spatial development:) Sorry for the long reply! Love that you responded & hope you have a great day :3
@@BrianLeeSH Np:3 I forgot to add, that there are also a lot of those top 10 facts or top 10 places to visit too (but I don't know any specific ones since I usually don't watch those). Anyway yeah, and even if you don't respond on anything, I'm happy with your content man. glad I subscribed:)
In Malaysia learning Bahasa Melayu and English is a must. And Chinese people have to learn Chinese, Indian learn Tamil and Malay learn Arabic. In our government secondary school or we can call them High school we have a period call ACT which is Arabic, Chinese, Tamil. We all can speak more than one languages. I'm Chinese Malaysian😄
Many beautiful seasides, waterfalls, agriculture vege farms, fruit farms, manybgood food. Cheap affortable everything. As long you speak English no problem around. Worth for budget travels or high end budget.
I'm a Malaysian and this is true tho its actually Bahasa Melayu. I grew up as a Muslim with many languages learnt and different types of races. There are some ups and downs in Malaysia but we accept everyone with open arms
Let me tell you a little bit more facts about the Borneo side of Malaysia (Sabah & Sarawak). Sarawak is the largest state in Malaysia and we have 2 official languages which are Bahasa Malaysia and English with no official religion. Besides, Muslims in Sarawak are actually allowed to convert to other religion. Also, beside the 3 main languages, we also have our own state language which are, Bahasa Sarawak & Bahasa Sabah. Plus, passports are required for Malaysians from West Malaysia to enter Sabah & Sarawak. I'm getting a little bit tired for typing so much so last but not least haha, the relationship of Borneo & West Malaysia is similar with England & Scotland.
There is another fact you know there are Malaysia who work in Singapore but still live in Malaysia... Imagine they need to wake up in 4/5 am to get to work and cross the bridge of these two country it take hours to get through the bridge.... I love my country Malaysia 😍
malaysian people have exotic looks since there are combination of chinese, indian and malay and the second factor is because it was located in southeast-asia
Malaysia is multicultural , multi religion and most malaysian can speak more than one languages....and we also mix all the languages that we know in our daily conversation ..
Yeah that true😂😂
Yes!!
As a proud Malaysian, yessss!!!!🤣🤣🤣
yes. a bit chinese and english and other
Yes. Also we would refer the mix of the languages as "Bahasa Rojak". And yes, I am Malaysian
Malaysian is conclude 3 main races:
-malay
-chinese
-indian
And also other ethnics such:
-iban
-kadazandusun
-bidayuh
-etc
main race just malay la.
malay kata org cina dan indian are pendatang... they are sub races.
@@ryanwyr7174 asal Kau nak rasis shial
@@hayabucinreys6983 apooo pulak racist..he is highlighting a statement..
@@hayabucinreys6983 asal?mmg betul pon cina pendatang...malaysia ni tetap 100% tanah melayu...
@@ryanwyr7174 wtf😀you goes to a wrong school
I am Malaysian but not Malay.....but Malay is very generous especially food. Example during hari raya or wedding.....you will feel very full because they will make sure you get enough food. I like them and the food 10 star!!
Honestly yes!!! I can never go home in hunger after a wedding reception.
Awww thanks
Thanks appreciate to Malay food..
Thanks you
yes, I've gone to Malaysia before this. the surroundings are so clean, fresh and the accommodation was super amazing too, with the beautiful sight, I wish I can visit Malaysia again. hi people come to visit me at german
i wish i can ( one day )
Great you love it!🥰
Wait... clean?! *Looks around my residence* I see no clean here
Hii salam from malaysia 📢
@@vilinx. which state that you went
This is interesting =)
yeah really interesting except number 9.
U're everywhere
@@goodcat5359 yessssss
@@dirzaghdheerik5998 wdym?
@@goodcat5359 legend says if you found someone everywhere that means you're everywhere too
Malay language has been influence by a lot of other languages because it used to be the most busiest city port (Malacca) in the world since 1400s as it located in between India and China. Very strategic place. Quite sheltered area, shallow waters but allow ship to dock and no natural disasters (like earthquake and hurricanes). Hence the melting of languages. Also, it was a lingua franca (a widely used language just like English today).
when I read your comment...THIS IS EXACTLY WHAT WE LEARN FROM THE HISTORIC BOOK IN SCHOOL DURING PRIMARY YEAR! That get me so excited! hahaha
@NURUL FARISYA DAMIA BINTI MOHD FAZARUDIN Moe I know. Kesultanan Melaka
Malay.. Malay is synonyms for islam and islam is synonyms for malay.. Because at Malaysia mostly Malay is muslim.. And not only malay is muslim.. We have Chinese and Indian who is muslim too... At Malaysia we don't have islamophobia because we all harmony in all religion ..and we all family.. 😉Malaysians is friendly too.. Love from Malaysia
Um yeah..but its mainly because once we marry a Malay in Malaysia the spouse of different race will have to convert to islam too. Malaysians are friendly of course but we also have our dark sides.
@@jonmartindeiii962 it's not dark side.
I think it's like only Malaysia has the federal regulation about marrying spouse a Muslim... and turning every spouse of the other regarding a male or female into new Muslim...
Once ago I thought Islam make all the Muslims behave that way in worldwide scale but I asked Indonesian Muslims who worked in Malaysia and her answers are still shocking to me till this day! And I told her about how Malaysia work on the marrying Muslims terms and conditions it's quite like getting 'Huh?' in the Indonesians' eyes... well, they did told us that according to their Islamic teaching it's better to choose a life partner with the same religion though.
@@jonmartindeiii962 Hi Joan.. I'm Malaysian and I'm muslim. Fyi, each religion in this world, have their own rule right? So do Islam was. That rule its not the dark side if you believe the religion. The point is no matter what, you have to follow the rule. Choose to have relationship with muslim, its mean you are ready to step another level in your life. We don't push anybody to take that 'dark side'. If you want take that step, you are most welcome, but if you can't, you should accept that there are others believe.✌
@@wnurashikin When I said dark side i don't mean the muslim i meant that malaysia isn't a perfect country itself--its perfect but no country is perfect, the politics and laws are quite mess up
Malaysia is the Country.
Malaysian is the Nationality.
The largest denomination of Malaysians are Malays, Chinese and Indians in the Peninsula Malaysia.
There are more in East Malaysia on part of Borneo Island.
This is a problem why I don't prefer having foreigners introducing Malaysia to other foreigners, because they tend to spill misleading information yet emphasize on its importance.
I am sorry but the constitution of Malaysia most definitely do not claim ALL MALAYSIANS's races as Islam and Islam only. That only applies to the Malays in Malaysia and not every single Malaysian.
Agree with you Casper! He gets an F on a critical piece of fact. Need to get your facts right when you report on things
Scrolling down the comments and about to write myself, then I found this. Thanks!
For extra information , Malayalam is nothing to do with Malay. Malay is an atnic in South East Asia esp in Malaysia, Indonesia, Brunei, Philipine and Singapore.
Right malayalam is south Indian language
The most of malayalee is highly educated
Hey dear Lee😃
Ohh 😯 cool facts about Malaysia
It's very interesting!!
And oh wow ..... Icelands of Malaysia looks so beautiful 😍
True! The islands do look amazing!
Me as a Malaysian I speak Chinese (because I'm Chinese) and English fluently I know malay but I can't speak fluently. Us Malaysian also mix a lot of languages while speaking
Surprisingly the US Ambassador to Malaysia can speak fluent Malay. And the Prime Minister of Singapore also speaks fluent Malay (Please search TH-cam for both). Also, many Mat Sallehs can speak fluent Malay (Rhys Williams, Mat Dan, Cassidy Anderson etc. ) But, 99% of Malaysian Chinese can only speak broken Malay, and of course that includes you! Congratulations! And keep it up!
@@okayisok at least they still can speak broken melayu and the malays somehow still can understand, how about the malay? can they speak broken mandarin or indian? Malaysia is multicultural country. stop being double standard
@@ryanwyr7174 some of them can speak Chinese fluently and some can speak broken Chinese but we understand what they are saying
@@peggytiong2310 really? let me guess, 10000 out of 1 ? but chinese who speak melay or even broken melay.... everywhere
@@ryanwyr7174 why Malay need to speak Indian n Chinese? ITU BUKAN BAHASA NASIONAL 🤭...pls sedar diri anda pendatang
You can react Geography Now!Malaysia,if you want to know more about Malaysia.Btw thank you for the reaction.
I'm from Malaysia. It good to see other try to learn about Malaysia
mhm
@STARLIGHT ALICE'S Hai..nama awak Alice ke?...saya Arabella..maaf klau silap ttg nama awak ye..apa pun, so happy jumpa awak kt cini🙆💜
@STARLIGHT ALICE'S asal johor tp skrg kerja kt trnganu..awak??
@STARLIGHT ALICE'S wow!! Asia Got's Talent!!..awak mesti sgt berbakat..suka smgt awak,,teruskn uasaha Alice..jadikn BTS HARDWORK sbgai contoh, ok.saya harap jadi fan pertama awak👏👏👏👍
@STARLIGHT ALICE'S 10 thn akan datang?..wah..blh than lama jgk tu..saya dh hampir warga mas masa tu😂..btw klau awak ada keyakinan, just goes on..kalau pun AGT (ASIA) dh xde time tu, may be ada peluang kt lain..awak masih muda rasanya, kan!..so, kuatkn tekad, terus usaha..
It's really fascinating to know about different countries ..thanks to u😀
I'm glad you enjoyed it!😆
@@BrianLeeSH u r such a sweet person, u take out time to reply to ur subscribers that's amazing...keep it up👍👍🙏🏼
Aku rasa malu gila, sebab orang luar tahu geografi pasal Malaysia, tapi aku pulak geo pun fail..😅😂😂
Dear Brian, many of his info is not so accurate.
Malaysia is a beautiful multicultural country.
Do visit once it's safe to travel again.
May no longer be the same pre Covid, and will probably take a few years to experience nolmacy of pre Covid buzz, but am sure you'll love Malaysia! :)
Thank You For Your Reaction OPPA aegyo 🥰✨ annyeong👋🏻😆
🇲🇾❤️🔥🇰🇷
#malaysiatrulyasia
#pnb118
#cuticutimalaysia
#visitmalaysia
😭😭 Bruhhhhhhhhh the way you react is what I love ♡. I swear i can literally watch you all day long!
I'm glad you are enjoying it!😆😆
@@BrianLeeSH Waiting for much more interesting topics 😙🖤
Weh muke dia dh nk same cam jk an 😭✋
@@butterinwateristhebest2885 yelah 😀
I wanna know, If anyone here has been stuck in the traffic so long you would be able to walk to a shop nearby and get drinks? That is Malaysia...
I don't think the Malays are bylaw need to be Muslims. It just so happened that Malays are majority Muslims at birth. The religion itself (Islam) is what made Malays can't convert into other religions instead of the government law. That would be under Shariah law.
Kalau kat malaysia . Malay kena muslim .
@@daisylily2763 nope. That is not true. There's nowhere in the Fed. Constitution it said that. Please get your facts right
@@roshalee5839 orang melayu lahir islam tak boleh murtad kat malaysia
@@daisylily2763 According to the “Article 160 of the Constitution of Malaysia”, yes it is required as a law.
“Malay” means a person who professes the religion of Islam, habitually speaks the Malay language, conforms to Malay custom and-…
@@MAN9G but then that doesnt necessirily means all malays muslims are genetically malay alone. Malay population through thousands of years of trading activity, have a large gene mix, especially from Indians, Arabs, Turks and Chinese.
Love your reaction ☺️ from Malaysia 🇲🇾✌🏻
It's so awesome very nice sharing big thumbs up
7:39 haha😂🤣😂🤣 1 hour...i thought you're going to say something else🤣....well i've been there for a month to visit my relation😎🤗...cool city😍...have a good day🙏🏻👋🏻..stay safe✌🏻🤘🏻💜
Love your reaction from Malaysia
This guys info is not totally correct…. So guys go find out more… yes its official religion is islam but if you are a malaysian citizen you don’t have to be muslim… only malay ppl are muslim
True
A lot of chinese and indian are muslim too (mualaf)
Yesss...not all malaysian are muslim
@@emyliayoo7643 majoriti di malaysia islam dan bangsa melayu ramai lepastu kaum cina and india
@@tanahmelayusemenanjungpant2220 yess I knew
Wow . Thanks for Reaching Malaysia . My country is wonderful place to explore😊❤️❤️
When ur Malaysian but u didn't know there's a "Teh Tarik Competition"
Be like: 👁️👄👁️
Me translating teh tarik
"Pulled tea"
I know but I didn't know that surprises foreigners that much which makes me surprise at XD
@SHATTLEHEARTS They watch news, kid...
@SHATTLEHEARTS Ok, man...
@SHATTLEHEARTS Okay XD
About Causeway Link : “The traffic must be-
Me : Yup it’s hustle and bustle.
I want to add something.
Malaysia and Malay are two different things.
Malaysia is our country's name.
and Malaysian is our nationality.
but Malay is a race. We have multiple race is Malaysia; Malay, Chinese, Indian, Indigenous and others.
There is no law stated that if you are Malay, you must be a muslim. NO! not all Malay are muslim. because of majority of the muslims in Malaysia are Malay, people tend to think that way. So, a little bit correction about that facts 😅
Yess true
No . Kalau kat malaysia , malay kena muslim . Dorang tak bagi melayu malaysia keluar islam murtad
@@daisylily2763 oh ye ke.. pasal murtad tu tak pasti/ tak tau pula. tapi kat Malaysia ni ramai je melayu yg atheist / agama lain. mostly yg duduk pendalaman and kurang pendidikan. drpd pengalaman dgn golongan mcm ni, diorang mostly confuse sbb parents agama lain. yes. Ada, marriage yg tak seagama dlm msia. that's why, I said, melayu tak semestinya islam.
Terima kasih for your react to malaysia..after all pandemic covid end or slow you must come here..u will fall in love to our culture,human,food,beach,island..and many more...welcome to malaysia.
I quite enjoy staying here. quite well developed and you can speak Eng in daily life. A lot of Koreans are living here too 🙌
Malaysian foods is as diverse as its people. You should check it out
nice your video react.. thank you for sharing.
Welcome to malaysia..you must like satay, nasi lemak ayam rendang pedas and roti canai tea tarik
I've also been in Kuala lampur for an approx 5 hours waiting for a connecting flight
Thank you you say malay so beautiful ouh yeah.. Me from Malaysia... 🇲🇾❤️🇰🇷
actually, there some fact that he actually stated was a little bit wrong.. it about the malaysia nationality....if you a malaysian nationality that doesn't mean that you a muslim.. Malaysia have many different kind religions such as he stated in the video and the official religion which is muslim.
Malaysia Is good place good people 🙇🏻♀️
Love it. Pls react more about malaysia. 👍🏻💕
It's Informative. Thanks 💕💕💕
i as a malaysian can tell you tht the food here is AMAZINGGGGGG
we may not hv 4 seasons
but we hv fruit seasons, rainy season n sunny season
n we also hv many different kind of food from chinese to malay to indian n many many more
n yes im talking abt food
Mind to react geography now about Malaysia... Lot more to learn... :)
Thank for this video 💜👍
Thanks for uploading this video I learned a lot wow I got so confused about Malaysia but now I got some information. 👍
You haven't been to Kuala Lumpur. You have transited in Kuala Lumpur International Airport, located 80km south of Kuala Lumpur city in the Sultanate of Selangor Darul Ehsan, the state that surrounds KL. To go to KL from KLIA is a 45 minute train ride. KL city has an airport, but it is a small one for military exercises.
I am from Sarawak in Malaysian Borneo. My hometown, Kuching is 2 hours' drive from Indonesia.
Thanks for react to 10 fact about Malaysia...love from Malaysia
We are lucky Malaysian ! We learn with 'A to Z' in Bahasa Melayu (Malay language) same as in English language ☺️
Love you bro.. 4rm Nagaland
Thank you for reacting to this one. I love this🥰
If you want to know Malaysia, first tip to learn from Malaysian!
Love your reaction videos 😍💓
I really proud that many people still curious about Malaysia 🙈
Hi I'm malaysian indian ✨
Lots of love from NE Manipur💙💙💙🤗
The tea pulling or coffee pulling real reason of blending the tea and milk making the drink blends well in taste.
0:47 During early times parts of Malaysia, Myanmar and Indonesia were ruled by South Indian and Srilankan kings so most of the names come from Indian languages like Tamil...
Its insane that mallae means mountain/hill in Korean as well, weird???!!!
Hey Lee keep it up
Lots of love frm , india.TRIPURA
Thank you so much 🙂
The greatest quote of all, "I've been to Kuala Lumpur! For an hour!" That really made me laugh! Lol!
Wow!! Hope to see you react more on malaysia hshs
Hey that's our "chai" The Indian chai...
Also, those pouring of tea by dancing and all. is done by every teat vendor in every corner of our country...😂
Bahasa Melayu.. (Malay language )
im live in johor .... close to singapore
hello from Gombak,selangor,Malaysia
hello!
@@BrianLeeSH oh hello nice to meet you
I'm Malaysian and when I was a kid I call milk tea "milk drink" lol
I'm a Malaysian and born in Borneo. Can speak 3 languages fluently (Malay, English and Chinese) and other dialects too. I hope next time Brian Lee shi could find more information on Borneo.
@STARLIGHT ALICE'S Sarawak , the biggest piece of land in Borneo with lots of nature here💙
@STARLIGHT ALICE'S true, every morning there is a thick fog here
@STARLIGHT ALICE'S hahaha same situation now
@STARLIGHT ALICE'S hahaha true 😂 now is 35 Celsius....my ice cream melt ...jadi ais kacang sudah
@STARLIGHT ALICE'S hahaha im already a burnt up steak hahaha....
Yesterday you have 10k subscribers now you have reached 11k stay tuned bro I'm watching ❣️ from Sikkim
Thank you so much 😀
I have been to Kuala Lumpur 😍 didn't know these facts though
You are so coool💕💕💕💕💕😍😍
u should came to malaysia..if mu wan to know more..and i guarantied u falling love with our country..
😂😂😂😂😂your reaction is just 😀lot’s of love from Nepal 🇳🇵🇳🇵🇳🇵🇳🇵🇳🇵🇳🇵🇳🇵🇳🇵
Thank you🥰
@@BrianLeeSH 🥰🥰🥰
What the flag
@@mohamadazam2545 It’s the Nepal flag. Yeah their flag is really unique in my opinion.
Very interesting 👍👍
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This video is good 😀
I want to ask will u do a video about
Jua|jo behji thi duvaa cover song by | OLI | Shanghai and also last part of ABCD movie songs will u??? ❤️
Greetings from Northeast, Manipur,❤️
I hope someday about Nepal too.
Love from Nepal ❤️🇳🇵
hi saya malaysia
Could you react to anything from the Netherlands? It's also super multicultural, and I think a lot of people would love to know you and your videos. There's usually a large dutch population watching reactions like that, and then sticking around for other stuff they might so on here:)
That sounds cool! Any recommendations?😯
@@BrianLeeSH Depends on what you like, if you like humor, go watch ''America first, Netherlands second'' it's a satirical/humor video that makes fun of Trump, without actually being that dividing. It seems everyone likes that one regardless of politics.
But if you like to learn about the Netherlands, I would suggest the Geography now video (for basic level knowledge), or the video ''Why The Netherlands Is Insanely Well Designed
'' by OBF for more original content. Or even more original/in-depth, the channel Not Just Bikes. The maker of that channel has lived in the US, Asia, in general, just soo many places. And he explains why certain aspects in the Netherlands are so good and why walkability/livability is so important. It's mostly city planning subjects, or things like daily life, so a bit nerdy perhaps. But still, he is the reason why I started studying mobility&spatial development:)
Sorry for the long reply! Love that you responded & hope you have a great day :3
@@letheas6175 thank you for taking the time to give me good recommendations!! I’ll make sure to react to one of them!🥹
@@BrianLeeSH Np:3
I forgot to add, that there are also a lot of those top 10 facts or top 10 places to visit too (but I don't know any specific ones since I usually don't watch those). Anyway yeah, and even if you don't respond on anything, I'm happy with your content man. glad I subscribed:)
In Malaysia learning Bahasa Melayu and English is a must. And Chinese people have to learn Chinese, Indian learn Tamil and Malay learn Arabic. In our government secondary school or we can call them High school we have a period call ACT which is Arabic, Chinese, Tamil. We all can speak more than one languages. I'm Chinese Malaysian😄
Im from malaysia :)
Hi......i like you reaction about malaysia, I hope you can react more about malaysia
Will be uploading one soon!
Hi Brian Lee and My Same name is Brian Lee
Hi I’m from malaysian 🇲🇾
Hello!
Many beautiful seasides, waterfalls, agriculture vege farms, fruit farms, manybgood food. Cheap affortable everything. As long you speak English no problem around. Worth for budget travels or high end budget.
I'm a Malaysian and this is true tho its actually Bahasa Melayu. I grew up as a Muslim with many languages learnt and different types of races. There are some ups and downs in Malaysia but we accept everyone with open arms
Hi saya Islam Dan bertul cakap abang tu Malaysia is the best!!!😀👍❤🇲🇾
Let me tell you a little bit more facts about the Borneo side of Malaysia (Sabah & Sarawak).
Sarawak is the largest state in Malaysia and we have 2 official languages which are Bahasa Malaysia and English with no official religion. Besides, Muslims in Sarawak are actually allowed to convert to other religion. Also, beside the 3 main languages, we also have our own state language which are, Bahasa Sarawak & Bahasa Sabah. Plus, passports are required for Malaysians from West Malaysia to enter Sabah & Sarawak.
I'm getting a little bit tired for typing so much so last but not least haha, the relationship of Borneo & West Malaysia is similar with England & Scotland.
I think you should watch Geography Now take on Malaysia !
Will be uploading it soon!
walking at the border between Malaysia and Singapore is faster than driving hahaha
There is another fact you know there are Malaysia who work in Singapore but still live in Malaysia... Imagine they need to wake up in 4/5 am to get to work and cross the bridge of these two country it take hours to get through the bridge....
I love my country Malaysia 😍
malaysian people have exotic looks since there are combination of chinese, indian and malay and the second factor is because it was located in southeast-asia
Nice reaction video your video is always good 😍👍 love 💜❤ from 🇮🇳🇮🇳🙏
Thank you so much 😁
For info, it's Bahasa Melayu not Bahasa Malay. Malay is one of the big race in Malaysia other than Chinese and Indian.
I'm proud to have neighbor like malaysia=)
Please react more on Northeast India
Love from arunachal pradesh❤️❤️
Happy independence day 🇮🇳🇰🇷
Im malaysian but i know many language
really....?
Im surprise..He knows so much about malaysia.
Dan saya suka teh tarik!😋
Oppa 👋 your new subscriber from Nagaland 💜♥️💜... loved your reactions moreover Saranghae 💜🤭😍
Thank you for subbing!
@@BrianLeeSH always ♥️💜♥️🥰
Imagine driving there, dia yes i live in johor and it is REALLY BUSY ROAD