Speak Malay Like a Local - Lesson 42 : I want / I don't want (Creating Sentences)
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 13 ต.ค. 2024
- Learn to create simple sentences in Malay starting with 'I want / I don't want'.
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This is very helpful especially to the people who are really interested in learning bahasa.Thankyou so much for all the videos that you are sharing with us.
Kris Colibao Glad you find them useful!
Salute Cikgu😃😊
I love your teaching method.
Thank you. Always helpful.
Always welcome!
Hi Lisse
Today I have watching &Learned a lot of your video channel and have got so much Malay words because actually I want to speak Malay language like you.
Thank you for teaching .Teacher""""
Thank you ma'am for this video.
From today, I'll call you ma'am.
I like this chanal.
Another great lesson,
I want to ask if it is OK to say something like : 'saya nak roti kosong'
In English we would usually say "Can I have a roti"
If we said "I want a roti" it would be considered quite rude.
Once again, thank you, you have got a hardcore following of students so please keep posting...
Hello Michael, it's a good question. I think I will make my next lesson about asking for something politely.
To sound more polite, you can replace 'Saya nak' with 'Tolong bagi roti kosong'.
Tolong = Please/Help and Bagi = Give
While Malay culture does place heavy emphasis on politeness, if you say 'Saya nak' in the right tone, it can come across as polite.
I'll elaborate in Lesson 43 on Tuesday :D
Thanks for the question! And thank you for watching :D
Hi Ms. Sierra! can we use "nak" "hendak" and "mahu" interchangeably?
rea alcantara Hello! Yes, you can :D Although 'nak' is the most used word. 'Mahu' is used only occasionally and when Malay people use it, it sounds like 'Mau'. Just get rid of the 'h'. If you say 'Mahu', it sounds quite formal, like 'Hendak'.
Tarima kasih saya suka semua lesson AlhamdoLillah scarang i faham bhasa malay sikit2 xfaham
Terima kasih kerana sudi menonton. By the way, it is spelled 'sekarang' :)
Thanks for the lesson! :)
Thank you for watching :)
Bangladesh ❤❤❤🇧🇩
Thank u for ur videos ... i need more verbs to use it in sentence plz ... ex: write-walk-learn-take- give...
Hullo, I'll try and make a video of useful verbs soon! Thanks for the suggestion.
Terima kasi
selamat malam teacher 💙😁
Selamat malam :D
Like u....
Teaching great ....but different between mau and nak
This is informal/spoken malay language, not written/formal malay language.
Hi, can I say: saya tidak mahu pen.
Whats nak its supposed to be mahu right?!?
malay is easy
Glad you think so!
Sammy From Ireland
sweet like honey
Good morning teacher , you are so good in teaching and I love the way you speak and look nice in new hair style 😍
Are you single 😍