I would love to learn how to speak malay like a real malaysian :)! My boyfriend is malaysian and i want to be able to speak malay if i ever go to Malaysia, which i pray i do!
I’m half Malaysian and I’ve lived in England my whole life so never really caught onto the language so I thought during lockdown it would be the perfect time to pick it up. Hopefully it goes well!!
Hi Lisa, I am an older man from Australia , trying to learn a new language to keep my mind active. I am enjoying your pleasant and easy method of teaching, thank you.
I'm filipino, planning to move to Malaysia soon. I really want to learn Malay, however the lack of resources is what's holding me. There's always seem to be a lot of resources for Indonesian but not for Malay
I'm curious, why you want to move? I'm sure there are slight differences between the two, tho I'm not too keen on the exact details. Can you enlighten me I'm also filipino. I want to learn malay simply cause I have a general curiousity with my austronesian neighbors. I hope to cross country tour around the SE Asia someday, perhaps after pandemic.
I absolutely love these videos, thank you so much! I am a British Malaysian, trying to learn Malay so I can be closer to my family and to my heritage. You are helping me so much and for that, I am extremely grateful. Thank you :D
Yup please make more vedios to speak Malay I’m so excited to speak Malay I hope your vedios makes me to improve my slang even pronunciation and to learn new words
hi lisa, i'm brazilian and i'm a big fan of DOLLA, i started to learn malay for understand their posts on youtube comunitty and their social media, thank you for give this lessons
I have been told that learning a new language is one of the best ways to improve brain function! Thank you for these bite-size lessons which are v well delivered❤️
Omg!!!! I wanna give you a BIG THANKS for making this videos. I'm from Brazil and I lived in Malaysia for a really short time cause of covid 19. I didnt have the chance to learn malay and yours videos have been really helpful.
Hi Lisa, I'm glad to find your channel. My son's in a local SJKC, having problems with learning Malay due to MCO. I'm going to get him to watch your videos. Thanks for making these available!
Hi Lisa, I am learning Vietnamese and I see so many Vietnamese making videos teaching their language. They are really passionate irregardless of whether they are promoting their education business or otherwise. I am really proud of you sharing this and being passionate about it. Kudos to you.
ive been living in kl for 10 yrs but went to an international school, so never really had to learn malay. Im gonna start looking for jobs in KL and Im so glad i came across this.
I'm Chinese Singaporean and my dad's from Malaysia. I always feel so lost when we go back to Malaysia, I'm glad I found this so I can agak agak understand what they're talking and also maybe engage in convos :D
I stumbled upon this because i want to learn Malay as I’ll be returning to malaysia this year to continue my MBBS. This is perfect and so useful. Keep rocking ✌🏽
I have been wanting to learn Malay for the longest time but could never find proper resources. Your video happened to pop up on my feed today. They're so helpful and easy to understand! I can't wait to start learning Malay.
I am American who already speaks Korean well and have dozens of Malaysian friends and I want to surprise them by learning Malay too. I was grateful to hear that Malay is so simple grammar wise, and since it has a lot of similarities with Korean I don't think it should be terribly hard to pick up. Thank you for making this series!! I will definitely be following along
@@rollinghippo2940 I beg to differ... have you actually studied Korean or do you speak it? Because there are quite a few words that are similar between the languages. For example: "makan" means to eat in Malay, and "mukda" in Korean also means to eat, "hari" means day in Malay, and "haru" means day in Korean. Need I continue ?
Terima kssih la cik lisse buat video ni..senang saya nak share dengan rakan2 saya di US dan london yg nak belajar bahasa malaysia ni sebab saya memang x pandai nak mengajar😅
Something's very wrong with those 50 people who downvoted this. This is such a sweet and lovely and in-depth way to learn a language. I smile the whole time while watching it :) And I LOLed when you said your motivation for this is procrastination XD
I have a friend from Malaysia.. and I speak English with her.. I am now trying to learn nalay so that I can speak with her easily.. Thanks for making these lessons of Malay language..
Hey Lisa this is my first video i am watching to learn Malay because i love malay , people and food i regret that i dint born here but i moved here for life you are my first coach to learn malay and i am your student. "suka cara anda mengajar dan teruskan kerja yang baik" :)
U are so cute. I like ur voice and the way u teach. Thank you for teaching us. I really want to learn Malaysia since I’m in Malaysia with my husband now. I really want to blend in with the society by learning Bahasa Melayu
Thanks for your effort..im just starting to learn malay, I have got job there and have to move to makaysia from Pakistan...I hope your videos will help me alot..thanks
I was born in Malaysia and lived there for eleven years. So now I was deciding on learning a new language and decided to learn Malay (although it is not new for me, but I never did learn or speak the language)
How come u are a Malaysian but didn't speak Malay during your 11 yrs staying in Malaysia? Just asking coz I'm making Malay class now n I wanna see how much needs of this lesson to people
I'm kinda embarrassed I'm malay but I've been raised in UK with 0 exposure to bahasa melayu. I can sing OK in malay since I can mimic sounds I hear but when it comes to talking I sound really awkward. Thanks for your channel! It's really helpful
Hii , it's 2020 year now 😃 which is corona time ! and I lived in Malaysia before for 5 to 6 years .. Now I have moved back to my hometown , which is Indonesia and not gonna lie but I miss speaking Bahasa a lott and my Bahasa is faded now :( so , thank you! this video could help me a lot! 😍 to anyone reading this , I hope you guys are doing well , take care! stay safe and healthy! 💛
Hi am Originally from Sabah, Malaysia. Usually the word 'Apa ka ba' is used in West Malaysia (Peninsula). But in Sabah and Sarawak we say it according to the spelling(Apa khabar)
Thank u mam for teaching I'm an north indian n I'm planning to go malasiya for search in work as my last visit to ipoh won my heart the people n the enviroment soooo Nice......
I am really fascinated to learn the Malay language, since I was in my country and now I am in Malaysia. Your videos are really helpful to me. I want to seize this opportunity to thank you so much for making it easy for me to learn the Malay language. Please keep up the great works❣❤
I've been in Malaysia for three months and I've learned basic words. I wanna learn more because learning is fun 😊 . Searching for a tutorial here in TH-cam and I'm so glad I found your videos. Thanks 😉 big help! 😄
@sierra , just to share with you, I am from Philippines and I'm so happy to know that there are similar words of Malay and Tagalog but just different on how they pronounce it. For example: English: wake up Tagalog: bangon Malay: bangun English: five Tagalog: lima Malay: li-ma English: Door Tagalog: Pinto Malay: Pintu Etc, etc... 😊😊😊
Im in NZ & I had malaysian students in my class over 30 years ago , I can count to 99 and other words I remember are Terup = cards , hari bagus = good day & berapakah umuranda = how old are you, Thanks Munif lol
"I would like to teach malay just because I feel like procrastinating today" See? That's one of the most authentic Malay introduction right there! 0:06
Your teaching is very pacific and well you will be a great teacher someday no body is perfect, you will get to that level, step by step and just don't give up...
This is so awesome.. Thanks Lisse, so happy to find you here. living in Malaysia its good to learn the language, and as you said its easy, am looking forward to learning to speak.. I'll get all the practise speaking to my driver and protocol team.. Looking forward to listening to the next video.. Lisse, Ape kaba?
This is good effort to teach foreigners how to speak and be sounded like Malaysian. I prefer more to this method whenever i want to learn any language so i will not be heard as a linguist guy and so. Anyway keep up the good work. You should teach foreigners some common daily phrases that usually work in the street and doesn't sounded weird. Apa2 pun. Saya ni org malaysia. Kipidap, dongibab.
This actually really helpful as im actually malaysian and grew up there but when i turning 10 years old i move australia and now i havent spoken malay in like 6 years trying to get my english to be good and now ive forgotten a lot and i cant speak it fluently so it sucks when my family talk in bahasa malaysia or i visit malaysia again. I still know abit but im going to try to relearn. Thanks for the vid its like refreshing my memory and i will continue watching :)
Awh, yeah I know what it's like to forget a language. It's part of the reason why I started my channel. Due to circumstances, I ended up not speaking Malay for a solid 10 years. I had some lingering Malay vocabulary but I had trouble stringing words into a full Malay sentence properly. Since doing these videos though, my Malay has improved a lot! I'm sure it'll be easier for you as well since you already have that period of 'immersion' before :D
Thank you! Haha after reading your comment I immediately went to look for videos on how to do podcasts. I thought about just converting the videos into audio but some of my videos have terrible audio quality. It's something I definitely want to do, but in the interest of not damaging the eardrums of my viewers, I'll have to plan it better. Thank you for suggesting it :D
Ah well, I’m moving to Malaysia quite soon and I was hoping to learn Malay before I go there When you said Malay doesn’t have any verb conjugations nor tenses including that its gender neutral - I was really relieved it quite nice knowing that since I’ve struggled a lot with specifically that category while learning french (yes I don’t want to choose French in school, I’ll hopefully be choosing Malay) All that aside, thankyou for what you put together in the video it helped me quite a bit :) Honestly I loved listening to you while you were teaching [hopefully you got done with what you were procrastinating lmao] Have a great day ma’am :D
Ke sini sebab teringat oli london. The fact that his malay, Indo,Korea,Philipine he failed all of them is just- Jangan attack ok? Btw akk ajar satu satu ni memang bagus untuk foreigners sebab diorg masih mentah, macam kita kt tadika lah (eh tibe) biasa rare tgk org ajar malay ni:0
I just come here to see how people teach Malay😂
Hello From Sabah
sama HAHAHA 😂
@@namjoonglasses1577 yo 😂
Aaa hahaha. I just binge watching language lesson and I thought "Hmm I wonder macam mana urang ajar bahasa melayu. Tinguk dulu". And here I am 😂
@@saucemeboi9744 Same dohh.. Slama ni tngok org ajar bahasa lain je ttibe tfkir nak tngok org ajar malay haha
i've been trying to find a Malaysian channel. wow this is so great!! thank you & you rock girll!!😀😆
Thank you so much! I appreciate the kind comment :D
@@sierralisse8897 i feel the same... terima kasih a lot
nice video but can speek hhhh
Hi
Do u need a Malaysian Chinese youtuber? 😂
I'm American, with a Malay family. This helped me connect with family more! Thank you so much!
That's lovely to know! I'm happy you find my video helpful :D
I really love malaysia, it’s a great place and I’m thinking of moving there, thought I’d learn malay, this is great thanks!
My pleasure 😊
I would love to learn how to speak malay like a real malaysian :)! My boyfriend is malaysian and i want to be able to speak malay if i ever go to Malaysia, which i pray i do!
Awh, that's so sweet of you. I hope my video helps!
It is thank you so much ❤️❤️
SAME
Lol...same..my gf is Malaysian..n I wanna learn malay too.. (especially so that I can say anything to her in front of my family too😂😂)
Lol same here my bf is malaysian n its funny everytime i speak malay 😅
I’m half Malaysian and I’ve lived in England my whole life so never really caught onto the language so I thought during lockdown it would be the perfect time to pick it up. Hopefully it goes well!!
you need a help in Malay language ? you can hit me up on snap chat ( Metuber ) thanks
oh we're the same
You should learn it .It's so easy but maybe I'm already used to it tho .
i can help u
@@Random-yh3jl Oh van you help me? 🤩
Hi Lisa, I am an older man from Australia
, trying to learn a new language to keep my mind active. I am enjoying your pleasant and easy method of teaching, thank you.
I'm filipino, planning to move to Malaysia soon. I really want to learn Malay, however the lack of resources is what's holding me. There's always seem to be a lot of resources for Indonesian but not for Malay
I agree, there aren't that many resource for learning Malay language. I hope things will improve in the future.
Malay is a good place to live in but, in terms of work, you gotta' work at Singapore.
I'm curious, why you want to move? I'm sure there are slight differences between the two, tho I'm not too keen on the exact details. Can you enlighten me
I'm also filipino. I want to learn malay simply cause I have a general curiousity with my austronesian neighbors. I hope to cross country tour around the SE Asia someday, perhaps after pandemic.
@@firagaspellblade4509 First I'm a Muslim, so Malaysia would be the best country for me to live in.
@@norules7805 yess Malaysia is the best country for Muslims people ❤️
I absolutely love these videos, thank you so much! I am a British Malaysian, trying to learn Malay so I can be closer to my family and to my heritage. You are helping me so much and for that, I am extremely grateful. Thank you :D
Why do I find many Malay marrying British ppl...any idea..
@@hazleenazlee506 well easy to say.. it's jodoh mate 😄
I'm exactly the same! I hope you reach your language goals 😃
How can u be British Malaysian? Malaysia Don't recognize dual citizenship 😅😅
@@muhammada2445 she means her ethnicity is malaysian and european
you're not a bad teacher . you're a good teacher . I love the way you teach
3 years later and you’re still very helpful 🙏thank you
Yup please make more vedios to speak Malay I’m so excited to speak Malay I hope your vedios makes me to improve my slang even pronunciation and to learn new words
You helped me 100 percent through this.. you are good teacher.. please keep talking
Down to earth and enthusiastic teacher. today is the end of my procrastination .Thanks Lisa for your videos
hi lisa, i'm brazilian and i'm a big fan of DOLLA, i started to learn malay for understand their posts on youtube comunitty and their social media, thank you for give this lessons
U mean Dolla the girl singing group?
@@amiramohamad3287 yep
Wahh
I have been told that learning a new language is one of the best ways to improve brain function! Thank you for these bite-size lessons which are v well delivered❤️
Omg!!!! I wanna give you a BIG THANKS for making this videos. I'm from Brazil and I lived in Malaysia for a really short time cause of covid 19. I didnt have the chance to learn malay and yours videos have been really helpful.
Hi Lisa, I'm glad to find your channel. My son's in a local SJKC, having problems with learning Malay due to MCO. I'm going to get him to watch your videos. Thanks for making these available!
Hi there. I'm making Malay class now. I would be glad if your kids can join
Hi Lisa, I am learning Vietnamese and I see so many Vietnamese making videos teaching their language. They are really passionate irregardless of whether they are promoting their education business or otherwise. I am really proud of you sharing this and being passionate about it. Kudos to you.
I’m Thailand, married with Chinese Malaysian. Your video that easy to follow to pronounce. Thank you 😊
@Ruzaini BinYusof but chinese is so hard
@Ruzaini BinYusof ok
I was looking for some way to start learn Malay. These videos are great. Thank you. Keep it up.
Brooo, this has to be the best video playlist for a foreigner trying to learn BM
when you teach to procrastinate
Very helpful. I'm Somali in Malaysia 🇲🇾🇸🇴
My girlfriend speaks Malay and I'm jealous that she speaks it. Great video btw!
ive been living in kl for 10 yrs but went to an international school, so never really had to learn malay. Im gonna start looking for jobs in KL and Im so glad i came across this.
I'm Chinese Singaporean and my dad's from Malaysia. I always feel so lost when we go back to Malaysia, I'm glad I found this so I can agak agak understand what they're talking and also maybe engage in convos :D
Yeah...of course. Do add on more VIDs. The way you talk informal yet so informative makes it so much fun to listen to!
I stumbled upon this because i want to learn Malay as I’ll be returning to malaysia this year to continue my MBBS. This is perfect and so useful. Keep rocking ✌🏽
Thank you so much. And all the best with your MBBS!
OK, i'm already loving your lessons. Looking forward to learning some basics. planning to visit malaysia very soon!!
New student who is in Malaysia as I married to Malaysian local. And the one who trying to promote Malaysia with my vlogs..😊
Thanks for the video! You take the time to repeat things in a conversational tone, that's very useful. Please continue posting these lessons!
Thanks for leaving a comment. If you see anything that can be improved to make learning easier, please let me know!
That must be the most productive procrastination I've ever seen! Please continue to procrastinate! Terima kasih banyok (K'tan)
MACEHHH😻 i love this video & your channel!! i just subscribed your channel :) sending many sayang from 🇰🇷
Awesome. Finally a casual Malay resource
Such a good teacher! I like how cute and funny she is and it’s seems so natural!
Thank You Very Much! I start to learn Malay and luckily found your ch. Love it!
I'm a Filipino learning Bahasa...I would watch and learn from you daily..keep posting.thx
Hey,wanna be friend?im Malay and i want to learn tagalog
wow fantastic from Bangladesh,loving the way you are presenting
Honestly I'm learning Malay to talk to my girlfriend's parents who are Malaysian.
Thank you very much for making these videos.🙏🏻
I have been wanting to learn Malay for the longest time but could never find proper resources. Your video happened to pop up on my feed today. They're so helpful and easy to understand! I can't wait to start learning Malay.
Try this app - tandem
I saw ur videos before but today i am starting to watch ur videos seriously and finish all of them, done with the first lesson. Tq
Thank you! This really helpful, Has a Malaysian i can finally speak Malay in Malaysia
I am American who already speaks Korean well and have dozens of Malaysian friends and I want to surprise them by learning Malay too. I was grateful to hear that Malay is so simple grammar wise, and since it has a lot of similarities with Korean I don't think it should be terribly hard to pick up. Thank you for making this series!! I will definitely be following along
it is simple but it have nothing in common with korean lol😂
@@rollinghippo2940 I beg to differ... have you actually studied Korean or do you speak it? Because there are quite a few words that are similar between the languages. For example: "makan" means to eat in Malay, and "mukda" in Korean also means to eat, "hari" means day in Malay, and "haru" means day in Korean. Need I continue ?
@@cararoseart3734 wow
Terima kssih la cik lisse buat video ni..senang saya nak share dengan rakan2 saya di US dan london yg nak belajar bahasa malaysia ni sebab saya memang x pandai nak mengajar😅
Sama-sama. Terima kasih sebab sudi share video saya dengan kawan-kawan :D
thank you! i've been wanting to learn malay for free but couldn't find anything, until one day I found your channel!!
i just saw this channel and oh my gosh i am loving your content already! i cant wait to learn malay!
6 years later in June 2024. You are still helpful. Thank you.
i really love malay accent
Something's very wrong with those 50 people who downvoted this. This is such a sweet and lovely and in-depth way to learn a language. I smile the whole time while watching it :) And I LOLed when you said your motivation for this is procrastination XD
I have a friend from Malaysia.. and I speak English with her.. I am now trying to learn nalay so that I can speak with her easily.. Thanks for making these lessons of Malay language..
short, easy and fun to learn. I want to be fluent in 5 years from now on. Thank you
Wow, you teach when you procrastinate. At least I'm learning when I'm procrastinating too XD
Wow you teach very beautifully and easily that anyone can learn. Thanks.
Hey Lisa this is my first video i am watching to learn Malay because i love malay , people and food i regret that i dint born here but i moved here for life you are my first coach to learn malay and i am your student. "suka cara anda mengajar dan teruskan kerja yang baik" :)
Hey Terima Kasih Guru, I'm from Pakistan & thank God finally I got a good teacher to learn Malay, thank you again!
I hope this video hits 1M views!
U are so cute. I like ur voice and the way u teach. Thank you for teaching us. I really want to learn Malaysia since I’m in Malaysia with my husband now. I really want to blend in with the society by learning Bahasa Melayu
dont worry..local people here is friendly and helpful..u will catch up fast
I am from Thailand and I love watching your videos! Good job! I am your big fan :)
Thank you for watching my videos!
This is a nice method to teach the Malay language. Thanks a lot, Lissa.
Made so simple and the Presenter makes it more interesting with her pleasant style of presentation.
Thanks for your effort..im just starting to learn malay, I have got job there and have to move to makaysia from Pakistan...I hope your videos will help me alot..thanks
Thank you, you’re such a good teacher. 🙏🏻
Starting from the beginning again...nothing more productive to do right now! Yay! Thanks, CV lockdown! ;)
I can always feel the excitement when learning a new language. Thank you :)
I was born in Malaysia and lived there for eleven years. So now I was deciding on learning a new language and decided to learn Malay (although it is not new for me, but I never did learn or speak the language)
How come u are a Malaysian but didn't speak Malay during your 11 yrs staying in Malaysia? Just asking coz I'm making Malay class now n I wanna see how much needs of this lesson to people
I'm kinda embarrassed I'm malay but I've been raised in UK with 0 exposure to bahasa melayu. I can sing OK in malay since I can mimic sounds I hear but when it comes to talking I sound really awkward. Thanks for your channel! It's really helpful
Hii , it's 2020 year now 😃 which is corona time ! and I lived in Malaysia before for 5 to 6 years .. Now I have moved back to my hometown , which is Indonesia and not gonna lie but I miss speaking Bahasa a lott and my Bahasa is faded now :( so , thank you! this video could help me a lot! 😍
to anyone reading this , I hope you guys are doing well , take care! stay safe and healthy! 💛
Hi am Originally from Sabah, Malaysia.
Usually the word 'Apa ka ba' is used in West Malaysia (Peninsula). But in Sabah and Sarawak we say it according to the spelling(Apa khabar)
Thank u mam for teaching
I'm an north indian n I'm planning to go malasiya for search in work as my last visit to ipoh won my heart the people n the enviroment soooo Nice......
I am really fascinated to learn the Malay language, since I was in my country and now I am in Malaysia. Your videos are really helpful to me. I want to seize this opportunity to thank you so much for making it easy for me to learn the Malay language. Please keep up the great works❣❤
I've been in Malaysia for three months and I've learned basic words. I wanna learn more because learning is fun 😊 . Searching for a tutorial here in TH-cam and I'm so glad I found your videos. Thanks 😉 big help! 😄
@sierra , just to share with you, I am from Philippines and I'm so happy to know that there are similar words of Malay and Tagalog but just different on how they pronounce it. For example:
English: wake up
Tagalog: bangon
Malay: bangun
English: five
Tagalog: lima
Malay: li-ma
English: Door
Tagalog: Pinto
Malay: Pintu
Etc, etc... 😊😊😊
That's awesome! Thanks for sharing :D Several people have mentioned there are similarities but I didn't really know which words :D
Thank you . Just watched your first video. I am your loyal student.
Im in NZ & I had malaysian students in my class over 30 years ago , I can count to 99 and other words I remember are Terup = cards , hari bagus = good day & berapakah umuranda = how old are you,
Thanks Munif lol
bro i'm Malaysian but this is super perfect and legend even Years already passed, this is masterpiece and i agree with your lessons~ :D
you got the perfect E.L accent. So amazing to find out your channel
such a convenient way of teaching
hii apa kabar firsr word of many to come i love ur smile n ur way of teaching ur better than all the teacehrs i had
We Sri lankan malays say .apa habbar .And I have heard people saying khabbar bayek. Who says that .and is that right.
"I would like to teach malay just because I feel like procrastinating today" See? That's one of the most authentic Malay introduction right there! 0:06
Your teaching is very pacific and well you will be a great teacher someday no body is perfect, you will get to that level, step by step and just don't give up...
This is so awesome.. Thanks Lisse, so happy to find you here. living in Malaysia its good to learn the language, and as you said its easy, am looking forward to learning to speak.. I'll get all the practise speaking to my driver and protocol team.. Looking forward to listening to the next video.. Lisse, Ape kaba?
I'm Filipino and I am interested about learning another language in Southeast Asia. Thanks for the wonderful lessons!
Me too, btw I'm learning Tagalog
This is good effort to teach foreigners how to speak and be sounded like Malaysian. I prefer more to this method whenever i want to learn any language so i will not be heard as a linguist guy and so. Anyway keep up the good work. You should teach foreigners some common daily phrases that usually work in the street and doesn't sounded weird. Apa2 pun. Saya ni org malaysia. Kipidap, dongibab.
This actually really helpful as im actually malaysian and grew up there but when i turning 10 years old i move australia and now i havent spoken malay in like 6 years trying to get my english to be good and now ive forgotten a lot and i cant speak it fluently so it sucks when my family talk in bahasa malaysia or i visit malaysia again. I still know abit but im going to try to relearn. Thanks for the vid its like refreshing my memory and i will continue watching :)
Awh, yeah I know what it's like to forget a language. It's part of the reason why I started my channel. Due to circumstances, I ended up not speaking Malay for a solid 10 years. I had some lingering Malay vocabulary but I had trouble stringing words into a full Malay sentence properly. Since doing these videos though, my Malay has improved a lot! I'm sure it'll be easier for you as well since you already have that period of 'immersion' before :D
Terima kassi! Aku ada blanda, di Nederland 🇳🇱. Disinie ada banjak orang2 Maluku-Indonesië. Aku tjinta makan2 Maluku! Selamat, Jacky 🙋♀️
You accent sound weird but cool
But you should change "makan2"to"makanan" because makan mean eat, "saya suka makan2 maluku"mean"i love to eat eat moluccan"
Something about this is just entertaining. This is authentic and educational. 😂❤🎉
Hi..i must say ur the best out there to guide malay..keep up with this ...i highly liked the way ur writing to pronounce for non malay person
Wow, your production value has improved so much since these first ones. Have you thought about doing these as podcasts so we can listen on the go?
Thank you! Haha after reading your comment I immediately went to look for videos on how to do podcasts. I thought about just converting the videos into audio but some of my videos have terrible audio quality. It's something I definitely want to do, but in the interest of not damaging the eardrums of my viewers, I'll have to plan it better. Thank you for suggesting it :D
Malay sounds abet like Arabic. That's cool.
thanks sweetie, you can be my new teacher, i need to learnt this language fast
Hi. Greetings from Indonesia! I just started to learn Malay and your videos are the most helpful 😁
Hello! That's wonderful :D Hope you're doing well!
Thank you Tiara
Wow thanks a lot for taking it time to teach us 🤗u really are a good teacher💜
Hi Apa khabar? I really really like your way of teaching. My whole family is learning from you. please continue with the same momentum
This is wanderful and useful, today is my first day learning Malay and I get to know this Chanel.
Thank you
You are very welcome :)
Ah well, I’m moving to Malaysia quite soon and I was hoping to learn Malay before I go there
When you said Malay doesn’t have any verb conjugations nor tenses including that its gender neutral - I was really relieved it quite nice knowing that since I’ve struggled a lot with specifically that category while learning french
(yes I don’t want to choose French in school, I’ll hopefully be choosing Malay)
All that aside, thankyou for what you put together in the video it helped me quite a bit :)
Honestly I loved listening to you while you were teaching
[hopefully you got done with what you were procrastinating lmao]
Have a great day ma’am :D
Saya suka semua video anda dan ia telah memudahkan saya mempelajari bahasa itu, terima kasih banyak-banyak
Ke sini sebab teringat oli london. The fact that his malay, Indo,Korea,Philipine he failed all of them is just-
Jangan attack ok? Btw akk ajar satu satu ni memang bagus untuk foreigners sebab diorg masih mentah, macam kita kt tadika lah (eh tibe) biasa rare tgk org ajar malay ni:0
Great video. Kind of like the way u present the lesson, pretty cute esp the part where u show the written words on the paper to camera. Great job.
I appreciate you the way you teach Malay its amazing I really wanna learn from you I hope you will make more video ✨