What's like being Black in Malaysia?
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 19 พ.ค. 2024
- What's like being Black in Malaysia?
In Malaysia, the presence of Black individuals enriches the cultural fabric, whether as tourists or students. Being Black in Malaysia offers a dynamic blend of experiences, with Malaysians generally treating Blacks with curiosity and warmth. From exploring vibrant cities to embracing diverse landscapes, visiting Malaysia promises a journey of discovery and acceptance amidst its multicultural society.
being Black in Malaysia is a journey of self-discovery and resilience, where every interaction serves as an opportunity for cultural exchange and mutual understanding. As Black individuals navigate the labyrinthine streets of Malaysian cities or traverse the verdant landscapes of its countryside, they leave an indelible mark on the hearts and minds of those they encounter.
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we treats and judge people by attitude. we dont care colors.we multirace so nothing special about colors.
Yes, Malaysia is a multicultural and multicolored country, so it seems normal. Thank you for giving me this information.
Hahaha
Absolutely agree 💯!
Do we? Depends . Certain sections of society perhaps like other countries there are those that have a closed mindset and view certain groups of people through certain lenses. And this is not by their social economic or education levels.
@@mala-dd8fg mostly. if we want to list all type of people.its never end.
I have been leaving in Malaysia in 2012. Malays are so nice and lovely. Try to understand and respect their culture, you will have an amazing time.
Thanks for the tips💜💜
Glad to here you .
Lol, I am a black Muslim girl with hijab that spent u to 7 years jn Malaysia. I just face my studies and never did anything wrong or try to disrespect other people's culture. But Malay people are not nice. The people that are mostly nice to me are Malaysian Indian and other international students.
enjoy the hospitality sir..
sir sir sir, tolong la berhenti panggil foreigner terutama orang putih guna panggilan tu, kita bukan hidup dizaman kolonisasi lagi.@@mazlanbashah85
So its the same everywhere I guess.
Colour doesn't matter in Malaysia... your attitude is important.....
Glad to hear that
There are many Malaysians of Malay and Indians that are darker than African. So we are exposed to various color since we were young. My dad is dark skin Malay and my mom is white skin Malay, so its normal here. If you go to interior of peninsula, you will find many dark skin Malay since they have high degree of Australoid.
I agree with you, I had also met many of them, you are lucky because you are the product of two beautiful colors, enjoy 💙💙
@@inmalaysiaaplease dont bring up that topic again. We are human and black is not a thing here ✌
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@@Ameng3471that is absolutely not true. There is racism in this country and if it is not addressed, it will get worse. We moved from Australia last year and im sad to say that white Christians were much nicer to us than Malays. They dont even reply when i say salaam to them in shops. Always look at me rudely. Im a Muslim mom and ive contemplated if i made a mistake moving here. Malaysia is a lovely place but the people dont like Africans. This is against our Islamic laws and our prophet hated racism
The shops helper following everyone just to entertain you actually. Even local people sometimes do not feel comfortable haha.
exactly! actually it's not about foreigners, even us locals, they followed us at every aisle, until we hate it 😌😌😌
but because I have retail experience, I can tell you this. there are such positions in the supermarket
Most Malaysians are good, in my experience. You are wonderful. Your country is beautiful. I wish it more growth and development.🤍😇
Glad to hear your Pov 😊😇
Yes i used to work in a phone shop and there's a commission for every item sold. So yea we follow around our potential customer until they make a purchase or leave the shop
want to promote product hahaha
Im malay, no worries, the shop keeper love to follow me around too 🤣🤣
haha,
Really !!? 🤣🤣
Thanks U very much for giving me this information .
Pretty nice to see u typing your Pov 🌸🌸🌸🤍🤍🤍
lol.. I'm malay and a lady follows me around in a cloth shop.. i just think that they're like butlers.. waiting for instructions
@@inmalaysiaa Yes. That's part of their work. The intention is they want to assist us. But I think nowadays not many shops are doing that anymore. Bcoz we all don't like it.
That's what they been paid for it to assist you when you look around in shop maybe you need help or something, don't need to call them.they already behind or beside you lol
Im malaysian and my house is really close to international uni in malaysia.. For what i can see, some of black students has a really bad attitude, not all of them.. And mostly with bad attitude you will treated bad by locals.. Treat people the way you want to be treated, simple..but most of them are nice, if you're nice then you are my brother...😊
I don't know what to say, but I hope that behavior will change. I hope that this outlook will change one day. I apologize to you on behalf of the corrupt black people.
Your words are wonderful and contain many facts, and regarding the Malaysian people, you are truly wonderful. We wish you more growth and prosperity.
Glad to hear your Pov 😊😇
@@inmalaysiaa yes brother, lets pray for them.. 😊
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@@angahcoleifyyou should realize that black people are humans just like you. We have good and bad people just like Malays, so you should not generalize
We Malaysian had some issues with Africans earlier on due to many criminal cases. Some came on student visas but ended up doing vice activities, such as dealing with drugs and being scammers.
Malaysian too feel intimidated when there are gatherings of Africans being overly loud & being drunk.
Fortunately, things and perception are getting better, with stricter control on visas issued, and stringent control on vices activities.
In general Malaysians are welcoming lot, as we are an open society for centuries. 😊
Your words are wonderful and contain many facts, and regarding the Malaysian people, you are truly wonderful. We wish you more growth and prosperity.
Nice to hear U 💜💜.
THATS TRUE
So is only African that are loud, scannas and drugs dealers? Well that said alot about some of you Malaysian on your view on African people in your country. I leave in the uk and I can tell you that the master of scams or drugs dealers are not black or African. I'm sure in Malaysia too there are other countries which are doing drugs or scams but black is seems easy targets. Is a shame.
@@roukande4595fact of life : experiances create perception. Most of these experiances are based on facts, being shown on tv and written in newspapers.
Way forward: cut out the bad apple, as most of the apples are good.
btw..if you understand proper english grammer, i used the word “had”… past participle…
It so true we have a lot cases of black african back then . I live in apartment in uia ...black african student like to drink n pee in d apartments. I hope we can change our perception of black african .
We in Malaysia don't judge people from their colors. We don't care whether you are black, white, red and whatsoever. Most importantly is the attitude matters so long you respect our culture, laws and behave like outsiders. Previously there have been a few cases involving the African nationals in money laundering, crimes and causes uneasiness in the neighborhood they lived. So what you need to do is understand the culture and respect our sensitivities. By doing so the negative perceptions will be removed from the African crime tags or any other bad behaviours.
I strongly agree with you. All those concepts that were built on the basis of what some Africans did here in the past will change with time, and with respect for culture, respect for the population, and work to develop themselves and contribute to the development of Malaysian society.
Nice to hear you 💜💜.
Mashallah much love to Malaysia from Somalia 🇸🇴✌🏻💝
Good content. In 2014, I visited Malaysia & I had a good time in KL & Penang & the people were friendly & they never gave me problems wherever I went
Nice to hear that, Malaysian's are so kind
Malaysia is a multi cultural country Malay, Chinese, India and other ethnic group. We are normal with foreigners because Malaysia have many International University where many foreign student study in Malaysia..
Diversity is what distinguishes Malaysia, as well as many international universities, as u had mentioned.
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Thanks for having me Mohammed.. I didn’t experience any negativity in Malaysia, probably because I didn’t interact with many of them.. the taxi drivers, waiters/waitresses were nice & helpful ❤
It is good news to hear that you have not had any bad experiences here, I hope it will be the same in all the coming countries you would like to visit💙💙.
I came to the comment section just to read comments of those who were interviewed
Hey what's your Instagram if you don't mind. I'm Malaysian btw 😊
I think Malaysian are quite open and generally educated and informed. Many has travelled abroad and exposed to various races not only in Malaysia but abroad. Malay Muslim are not that racist as the teaching abhor racism and Muslims are multiracial, so coloured are non issue. Sometimes visitors cannot differentiate millions of foreign workers and tourists to locals and they assume it as Malaysian. Sometimes these foreigners involved in negative behaviour thus giving a bad image to the country.
I agree with you on everything you mentioned. Also, the diversity that Malaysia enjoys sometimes has negative aspects. For example, as you mentioned, foreigners sometimes behave badly while others do not recognize that this is not Malaysian.
Thanks for being here 💜💜
@@inmalaysiaa ...A lot Indonesian, Nepalis, Bangladeshi, Chinese, Paskistani, Ronghiya@Burmese, Indian, Filipino in Malaysia bro.
Lmao, they are actually racist...
Hello I am in Malaysia since late 2007 till now I have never seen discrimination…. The Malaysians are good and busy their lives big respect ✊
That's great to hear, I hope you always have beautiful experiences in all the places you visit 😊
Basically, Malaysian quite ok and nice to any foriegners, provided that foriegner does not do any bad manners or impolite actions. Malaysians hate impolite persons, harsh manner and not respect local compatriots. I’m apologise for any bad experiences that any of you had gone thru, but all I can say that would because of the bad exprieces they may encountered previously, so it became a stigma and bad perception in thier head and tend to generalize it.
I agree with what you wrote. Malaysians are very nice and kind. If a foreigner is committed and polite, he will only see goodness from Malaysians.
Thanks for being here💜💜
1. Profiling : it's kinda "normal" & it happened even to a locals customers. But it getting less n less nowadays.
2. Racism / discrimination especially towards african. You guys should be aware of big scandal issues about "Nigerian scammers" & criminals ( drugs / human trafficking ) decades ago. The generalisation happened all around the world, eg : the Muslim always generalized as a terrorist. It won't happen to any Japanese at all.
3. Every misconceptions / bad assumption reduced by your attitude and manners towards local. People always judge you by your actions.
Golden words. I don’t know what to add. You had explained everything to me in a few lines. Thank you very much 😊💜💜
Very glad to here U.
Nah if people judge by my actions, they won't treat me badly based in what another black person does. That is just bullshit
@@sumayyahadetunmbi4347 truth hurts... Swallow it honey ;)
@@enchesoyaregaliaatriadelig5951 Lmao, you thought you did something with that reply. Yeah, truth hurts for those that don't want to admit it. My conscience is very clear and I never inconvenient anymore throughout my 7 years studying in Malaysia. So whatever you are trying to do is mute.
@@sumayyahadetunmbi4347 wherever you go in this world, you may find it the same treatment as well. Just a matter of small or big. That's it... Reality is far beyond your fantasy... Keep dreaming coz it's free...
I once worked as shop helper...we basically follow every customer because its one of our job list 😂😂 ...its not because you're black...its more to serve you anytime...maybe helps you looking for the things like the size,the colour n others..so don't get offend about it...locals also felt uncomfortable too..
I strongly agree with you, you are kind so I wish you all the best ☕️☕️🤍
Glad to hear your Pov😁
What black? I'm dark skinned Malaysian and we didn't care what colour you're because we are multicultural and multiracial
Yes, I do agree with you, and I just only conducted the interviews to hear some opinions,
and it's pretty nice to hear you 💜💜 too.
Many Malaysian have had bad experience with Scammers (Love Scams), Black Money is the early 2000s... we do not hear about it so much now...
Yes, history was somewhat bad, but I hope there will be an improvement in behavior by future generations
nice to hear U 😊🎉🎉🎉.
As a Malaysian citizen, I personally never think about someone's skin color. Please don't worry about such stereotypes. For your knowledge, the Malay proverb goes like this: "Hitam-hitam si tampuk manggis, Pohon kemuning gugur bunganya. Biar hitam rupanya manis, Putih kuning apa gunanya."Welcome, and enjoy your stay here.
Thanks for honest sharing of your Exper..'s with us
Malaysia is beautiful and u as Malaysians are more beautiful too and kind, wish U the best and to your country as well 🥰🥰
kalau tgh shopping, ada staff yg ikut tu, bukan black people je alami. kami yg lokal ni pun x selesa ada staf yg pandang jelek mcm kami ni xde duit
Anda faham, mungkin mereka tidak kurang ajar, tetapi kerana protokol kerja mungkin mereka.
Seronok mendengar anda 🙂😎
Ya weh .Sumpah tak selesa giler nak cari Barang2
the woman in black was very beautiful😍 Salam from Malaysia😊
Black is beautiful 😂😂😂
Really !!? 😅
nice to hear u
salam to u toot🤍😇
@@AbeDoeTheGreatwhat do you mean???
I met people from Chad, Sudan, Eritrea, Maurtinia, Somali, and Ethiopia, who studied in Malaysia universities. They all have enormous respect for their host country. It beyond belief why some people complain about other country where they expect a red carpet preferential treatment. One has always the choice to stay in one's homeland as a respectful individual. No country wants undesirable elements to reach their gates, period.
What you say is true. I strongly agree with you. People always tend to stay with those who are similar to them
It is wonderful to read these nice lines you wrote. I feel happy to hear your opinion.
Thank you 🤍😇
So what you are saying is that no one should criticize you just because they are in your country despite having negative experiences? You should know that you are not hosting them, rather they are paying the exorbitant fees to visit your land. Nothing is free, so the word host is irrelevant. Also, believe me when i tell you that most ppl who come from the 3rd world dont have much choice or they wouldn't come.
Fun fact, the indigenous of Malaysia called negritos/ Senoi/ semang are Black with afro hair😅 they’re related to Indigenous from Australia and Papuans people , and many of Malays descends from these people
Thanks U very much for giving me this information .
Pretty nice to see u typing your Pov 🌸🌸🌸🤍🤍🤍
Sorry, I think this information is wrong.
@@olskoolsatria8347 you just have to search on google who are the negritos in Malaysia and in South East Asia in general……and you’ll see 🤷
Actually South East Asia Sundaland is where Ham descendant Split to East Asian or Siberian and Polynesian and Melanesian.
Org asli are not black...Theyre dark skin ppl...BLACK is coined by westerners to identify Afro african ppl
The shop keepers following has very little to do with discrimination, but more to do with assisting you to look for stuff you want to buy. I used to work at a retail store, and I approached customers all the time so they're likely to buy stuff If I help them look for it.
thanks so much for giving us this wonderful inof about your country, Stay safe 🥰🥰
Visa to MY from Africa has been tightened up. Many years ago, Africans were notorious with gangs stealing and in criminal activity. Time had changed. Many Blacks Students do come for Education but very few interested in Studies. Education Visa was clamped down. AT PRESENT Malaysia is happy for Blacks to come an enjoy learning at our universities and life here. This year Black Students will be offered post education visa for up to 5 years in the high tech arena. WELCOME. Be respectful, be friendly, have some fashion sense and study hard for your degree.
I strongly agree with you. All those concepts that were built on the basis of what some Africans did here in the past will change with time, and with respect for culture, respect for the population, and work to develop oneself and contribute to the development of Malaysian society.
Your words are wonderful and contain many facts, and regarding the Malaysian people, you are truly wonderful. We wish you more growth and prosperity.
Glad to hear your Pov 🤍😇
To all foreigners that came to Malaysia, please behave yourself, don't bring bad attitude that will remarks you with bad response from us. I always heard how you people getting into fight in our local news and else
tq for the info
nice to hear u🥰
Malaysians are so good, lived there for two years (2019-2021). First traveled there in 2014. Generally a good experience. It's the government that's messed up. The system is anti-immigrant in general, unless you're white.
Great to hear that you have been happy here. Yes, every country has its own laws.
Nice to see U here💜💜
Immigrants bring a lot of social problems to our country too....that adds to another problem that our country already has...it is not easy to deal with immigrants from various different countries with different kind of attitudes and education background..
😅 I working with white before. They also have tough time to stay longer. Only a very few, they marry to local ladies and convert to Islam, and also depends what type of local lady he marry, the one I talk to, he marry to some local politicians' daughter, it's true love so happen her background a bit different. So it's really depends. But most of them very hard to stay longer no matter what race and country.
Some selling fashion shops do assign their workers to follow and attend to every customer, to help the customer personally. Every customer they follow, not just follow any particular colour.
But, i don't like that kind of service too, i walk away from the shop.
I agree somehow with your Pov, it's very cool to hear u 😊🎉🎉🎉
Doing shopping, someone follow u, not only u, we are malaysian also same
Thanks U very much for giving me this information .
Pretty nice to see u typing your Pov 🌸🌸🌸🤍🤍🤍
Love From ❤Pakistan to our Malaysian brothers & Sisters
Love to U and whole Pakistan Too
Pretty cool to hear you💜💜.
PORK KISTAN hates minorities, ISLAM IS THREE IN ONE RELIGION ALLAHA AND UNCLE MOHAMMED AND SHAITHAN ALL IN ONE WITH OUT LIES ISLAM
Those who stared at you and took pictures of you are probably not Malaysians. Malaysians generally don't really care about these things.
The salespersons who followed you -- this is not really because you're black. Some salesperson are weird like that. I am a local yet I've experienced that several times in my lifetime, especially Chinese salesperson for some unknown reasons.
Thanks U very much for giving me this information .
Pretty nice to see u typing your Pov 🌸🌸🌸🤍🤍🤍
Thank you so much for this much needed video. Please do more interviews of black people in Malaysia.
U are welcome
alright, I will put that on mind 🥰
For your info, "Black" is a term for a race officially in USA, Canada, & UK. The term is not relevent to African-origin Africans. We just term the Africans as Africans. Not Black.
Sometimes, the problem is Your feel Insecure with urself.. be free to be friends with locals. Put ur negative thinking asides
I do agree with your point
nice to hear U🥰
being a foreigner/black in Malaysia is a rollercoaster if you do not respect their culture or break their rules but in general, you get what you deserve in Malaysia depending on your attitude and the reason that brought you.
Yes I agree with you, most people will treat you the same way you treat them 😊
We Malaysians don't care about color because we are also multi-colored. BUT we do judge people based on our interaction experience and mainly their attitude. Me, myself have had lots of bad experiences with Africans & Nigeria compared to others. Sorry to say but it is the truth especially when they were in groups...
We Malaysians are colour blind. The thing is, if you can mix with us, you will treat like us.
I agree.
thanks.
it's nice to hear u 😊
Thank you for fair interview
Thank u for being here 😊
Great insights !
thanks, and it's nice to hear u 😊🎉🎉🎉
One man commented at abt 12.40 in the Vid that he found ppl in area where "low-educated ppl live" .. yeah I think he meant pedalaman, ppl stared at him as though he was from another planet. You need to understand, it has nothing to do with education. It's the bonding among the ppl. They know each other well, so when outsiders come to their place, they wld stare, even at Malaysians esp Malaysians from the cities. When my family moved to live in a village, it took us months before being accepted (and not stared at) by the Villagers. I'm a Malay by the way.
I strongly agree with you. Humans, by nature, do not like change. They want to see the same faces and often prefer to stay in the same area. Yes, perhaps this is the reason why some people are surprised when they see a person from another geography far away from them.
nice to hear u 🌸🤍
Dunno, there's a lot of african people around my hometown since its near with a university. They always go to the masjid and surau here. I see no problem at all with them. Also, they smell really nice.
Thank you for conveying this wonderful picture about the people of your region. Your way of writing is nice. Thank you 💙💙
The first time I interacted a lot with Black people was when I was studying for my degree at university. Although my faculty didn't have many foreign students from black people, we had many lecturers from Africa who were experts in Arabic language, Quran, and Hadith. One of my lecturers had also married a local Malay woman from Kelantan. I can say that the level of proficiency in the Malay language by these African lecturers is very good and almost sounds like locals.
I hope the rest of you also have a good time and experiences here, and may you meet good acquaintances.
What wonderful stories U had wrote, I hope they are repeated constantly, and that you would just see goodness, kindness and benefit from African foreigners. Yes, you deserve that, frankly. You are very kind people.
Malaysia is an ex-British colony, so we have sympathy for anyone who have the same experience. If anyone want to portray us bad with irrelevant issues, they're wrong. Because we don't have that superior race mentality. Yes, there are issues between races in Malaysia, but it never about superiority over others, it is more about politics and business, if you get what I mean. It only been 67 years after independence, Malaysia going through similar if not the same issues as all other ex-British colonial countries in politics, economy and social. Malaysia is quite lucky not to fall down badly like some others...
Your statement is wonderful, but I did not understand it all. It seems that you have a deep insight into politics, and I do not understand politics, but I will try to review your statement. I also hope that others who will read this comment will understand you 😊😇
Glad to hear your pov 😊😇
@@inmalaysiaa Everything is politics and business here in Malaysia 😂
What I mean is, generally we don't have racism issue, but we have political and business issues regarding races in Malaysia. We don't really care about people's skin colors, cultures, religions, ect..but we do care if any races started to dominate in politics and business. It is all about status quo.
Attitude and behaviour is the bigger currency ...black is beautiful you know....
Fact.
Nice to here U
Cute💜💜
As a Malaysian, we don't say black people but Africans. We don't simply judge people before getting to know them. Personally, I feel that the interviewer and interviewee have an inferior complex. We do have Malaysian who are not used to Africans so they will be more reserved.
Yap, That It's a good thing.
No, it's not like that. I'm just conducting interviews randomly. It's not just black people, but everyone. Yes, maybe the next video will be about Arabs in Malaysia, for example... Thank U💙💙
kelantan back ground are black people >>> that what I heard ... my grand father look like Africans from his face and hair...
Lmao, inferior complex??? So I have inferior complex that is why people don't like sitting beside me in the bus and some covering their nose??
@sumayyahadetunmbi4347 if people are covering their noses when they sit next to you, maybe it's because you have BO! Check yourself!
Malaysia is a hot and humid country. We showered at least twice a day. So, go have a shower/bath, wear deodorant, and wash your hair frequently!
We took hygiene matters seriously.
Thanks U very much for giving me this information .
Pretty nice to see u typing your Pov 🌸🌸🌸🤍🤍🤍
Bruh!!!! Dont bring that topic over here, black is not a thing overhere. Im malay and im black skin and my buddy siva also black, we dont call each other black. Black is a western culture, just dont bring it here. We respect everybody as human, as muslim brothers and skin is just external.
Great to hear your perspective, okay I'll take it as advice 😊
@@inmalaysiaa 👍 nice. You may subtitute black with african if thats what you meant. ✌✌✌
@@Ameng3471 yess..we look at them as African than black people. We mostly labeled foreign by their country, not their appearance.
In my township, there are many Africans who abuse their tourist visa. When asked, they say that they are students. It does not make sense because in my township there are no institutions of higher learning. And as students they can't afford to travel to campuses of higher learning around Klang Valley due to traffic jams if they are to commute from this township.
It's great to see you write your opinion🌸🌸
Shop workers following you is actually their customer service. You can just tell them that you’re just looking around and you would call them if you want anything. Most of the time they will leave you alone. Some will proceed to explain the products anyway lol.
haahah, that' right I do think.
Most Malaysians are good, in my experience. You are wonderful. Your country is beautiful. I wish it more growth and development.🤍😇
Glad to hear your Pov 🤍😇
@@inmalaysiaa as a Malaysian I just knew about this because my parents complaint about shops that doesnt have workers following them and my parents gets annoyed for having to call for workers to get help. Older gen prefers having workers following around while shopping so I guess thats where the culture comes from.
What has been said here applies to everyone in the world receiving people from cultures other than there own including Africa. The negative experiences arent about Malays its just about some people who may not be nice or indifferent. Most people love to stay with who and what they know. Thats human nature. I think the key like the brother from Chad said is learning the language of the people you go to, this breaks barriers anywhere you go.
What you say is true. I strongly agree with you. People always tend to stay with those who are similar to them.
Very happy to hear you 💜💜.
True. I had a varsity Somali friend whom everyone accepted as a fellow Malaysian because out of all the international students, he was the only one who could speak Malay and bothered to do so instead of using English all time. He also loved to hang around locals. He ended up marrying a Terengganu Malay girl.
I m white and the guy at the end of the video saying he feels treated like he is from a dif planet, I feel that way too! Especially being a foreigner with my in-laws
haha, yes some people do not adapt to difference, it seems strange to them
Nobody was ever racist, I just felt funny bc they were extra nice oposed to how they act w each other, .yet I know that there is alot of racism WITHIN the 3 main cultures, Malays (power holders), the Chinese (economists), and the Indians not sure where they have a standing .... my husband is a mix of certain cultures there.... you get to know the citizens and hear them talk amongst each other, seems like there is alot of tension...but I love all of the friends I still have there and looking fwd to being back in MY again, it's also my daughter's half country bc she is still a Malaysian citizen ❤️
If u treat people right,they'll treat u right too..be kind to all,and people will be kind to u regardless race,religion and skin colour...
Agree, Nice to hear U here
As a Malaysian, we don’t really fuss about skin colors-whether you’re black, white, yellow, brown, green, blue, or even pink. What truly matters to us is a person’s attitude. We’re kind of like color-blind when it comes to that, but we pay attention to how someone behaves.
Now, here’s the thing: there’s this stereotype that black folks are always up to no good-assaulting, maybe even worse (grape/k!lling). Sure, there have been cases here in Malaysia involving black individuals. So, we’ve got to be cautious. But let’s be clear: we don’t discriminate. We know there are plenty of good people among the black community. 🤝
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thanks
agree, if you destroyed the language barrier it is all good.
most of us are are struggling with the English language, so it is all good if you know Malay.
Malay is hard to learn for me, but I will try 😹😹
Thanks for the advice.
Glad to hear U ☺️☺️
Literally recorded in IIUM😂 glad to see u br.
haha, tq🥰
I like the honesty
because U are honest too.
nice to hear u 🌸🌸🌸🤍🤍🤍
I think in the shop if they follow you its simply cuz they want to give their hand to help you and if you buy from them, they will get commision.
tq for the info
nice to hear u🥰
I've never been exposed to the world as a child and we were chill with everyone regardless their background. I was more shocked after I was exposed to the world, their appearance is what god created specially and beautiful for them, why would they go bamboozled
Thank you for sharing this experience with us. I hope you always meet good people.
Glad to hear U☺️☺️
so pretty rihana
haha, Really !! 🫠😎
Belambak pelbagai warna kulit warna kat malaysia ni, aku rasa mostly akan buat hal masing" unless you dress a bit voguely not bcs of your race or nationality, and if Malaysian with light or fair skin color to African countries. They will do the same look at us. So, anywhere just the same
It is wonderful to read these nice lines you wrote. I feel happy to hear your opinion. Thank you ☺️
Im a fair skinned malay married to daekwr skin indian man for 2 decades now.
My brother is dark akinned and often mistaken for indian while my sister is fair, people think she is Chinese. My mum can oass off as a pinoy.
Here in Malaysia we are a multiracial nation and especially for the malays, we have high degree of racial mixing with Chinese, indians, Arabs ect. It is very hard to find any malay family that does not have history of inter racial mareiage in their family line. We have no issues with different race and colour of the skin. We just want people to respect our religion and cultural.norms.
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The first vid, is University AlBukhary..am i right?
Yes that's true 😊.
Sorry if you had bad experience but I hope you can find goodness and enjoy the kindness from other Malaysians as well as our food, history, cultures and religions not to mention tourists spots or even nature.
Most Malaysians are good, in my experience. You are wonderful. Your country is beautiful. I wish it more growth and development.🤍😇
Which language do they teach in universities
English
Malaysians do not judge a black person by their skin colour, but the way they carry themselves.😇 They expect Local to approach and being friendly with them instead of them approaching and being nice the local. 🤔 Bad experiences Malaysian had with Nigerians and their scams, more than 20 years ago, had made Malaysians a bit apprehensive with people from Africa😢
You are right, and I sincerely apologize on behalf of my fellow Africans, I hope it will be reformed by future generations.
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just need to add in some thoughts, 15-20 years ago, many of the blacks living here were shown in the media to have a bad reputations. and then many students came in from Africa to study here. this did improve the blacks reps a lot..
so that's it. have fun in malaysia🥰
It is wonderful to read these nice lines you wrote. I feel happy to hear your opinion. Thank you ☺️
In defense of those malaysians that didn't interact with you guys, they might not be confident in their english skills hence the lack of interactions. I had a bunch of friends like that in my class in uni. Definitely not because you're black or Africans.
I completely agree with you, I have friends like this at university, they are very nice 🌸🌸🌸🤍🤍🤍
I think if they can speak local language They can mix well with the local. We do can speak english but we r more comfort talking our own language with each other. I mean some Malaysian people might like speaking english..but not much
I strongly agree with you, language is one of the most important factors that strengthen relationships and connect cultures 😊
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Black is beautiful and strong ❤
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It happend 2000++, one day my gf told me do not go to certain condo, one girl ( 18 years old ) i know her 😮, she disappeared, cut contact and move back to her hometown, she gang r*pe by a african men ( not 1 but a few line up take turn ). I am deeply affected since i know her and i am so sad and angry, all kind of emotions. But if its a family with toddler, i let my kids just play together. I still share my story to all ladies and girls of what had happened, to stay alert and safe. So far, most of us really mind our business. 😅
It is wonderful to read these nice lines you wrote. I feel happy to hear your opinion. Thank you ☺️
Most Malaysians are good, in my experience. You are wonderful. Your country is beautiful. I wish it more growth and development.🤍😇
It's depends...if you're good...we are good...means.. respect...our culture
ya, that's fact
full respect to U ofc 🥰
i live in cyberjaya at the apartment where i live..one day the sudanese student smile and give me some candy and i just accept it and say thanks..good behavior so far and i want to wish him luck for his exam..thank you Sudan
I hope you will always see the good from the Sudanese, and from everyone you will meet 😇
the pink woman seems to be make sense!! malaysia boleh
haha, Thanks.
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One of the lady said, some Malaysian good to her but when she want to get close, the person tried to avoid it. Actually many Malaysian is friendly and kind but many not socialising type of person, it is not because she is black or what ever race or it is not they doing kindness to be seen by other people.
Most Malaysians are good, in my experience. You are wonderful. Your country is beautiful. I wish it more growth and development.🤍😇
There are many Malays in south africa, so probably that is one of the similarities that girl mean.
yap, U are right, she already told me about that
Malaysian pharmacies keep a close tab on their patrons. Doesn't matter what your skin colour is, even locals are followed around to the point that it gets annoying. Many shops in malls are like that, too. Theft is not uncommon, so they do what they can to mitigate it.
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The shop keepers follow us locals too.
Ya, That's fact
we dont really care if you are black or not, they are even blacker people in Malaysia than African, our aborigine tribes look exactly like black African and some of the south Indian in Malaysia are even darker than most African. We treated people based on their action. But i admitted that most Malaysian especially rural Malaysian didn't know much about Africa other than what they watch on TV news and Hollywood movies so their perception of black or African as a whole were based on that. But mostly they just dont care, they might stare becasue its not common to see African in Malaysia but that's most of it. They have no malice feeling towards anyone as lomg as you behave.
Your words are wonderful and contain many facts, and regarding the Malaysian people, you are truly wonderful. We wish you more growth and prosperity.
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Black peoples? Huhuhu, in Malaysia we have white, brown, and black peoples that what really shaped our nation, yea2 white not as European white, Chinese skin colour we Malaysian considered as white lah, most Malaysian i can say as a Malay , they a bit shy and maybe communication barrier thats all, never when i see a black person and im thinking this people are bad no we don’t judge people by the colour of the skin.. , so black peoples, purple, yellow don’t really care about your colour, as long you are kind to us we will try to reciprocate 10X to you guys , so welcome to Malaysia 🇲🇾.
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Malaysia people love all peoples.....but please be nicely and understand in our Malaysian culture rule's....
thanks for the adv
Most Malaysians are good, in my experience. You are wonderful. Your country is beautiful. I wish it more growth and development.🤍😇
Thank you. 26 Praise the Lord 86 . God bless you.
Thank you. Watching from Brisbane, Australia. QLD.
🥶🥶🥶 God bless you 🥶🥶🥶🥶🥶 John 3:16
Thanks to U too
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Malaysia panas lit lit. Thats why we dont surprise if people have darker skin. In fact school students skin tend to have dark skin when they are active in sports or other outdoor activity
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Im from sabah Malaysia.. so papua Indonesia is pretty common here .. Kristian and Muslim 😅 they even have their own specific time to enter church just only them Indonesia.. and the church full 😂
thanks so much for giving us this wonderful inof about your country, Stay safe 🥰🥰
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we just curios about your rasta hair and wan to take photo of it .. coz its so beautiful we dont care about yor color bcause alot of indian just look like you
Thanks,
U are very kind 😇😇🤍
The problem is ...when we are different from other, it is already in our mind that we are being different and blaming our sorroundings for bad experiences and segragate ourselves.
That's also a point, you seem right, it's nice to hear your opinion 😊
Quite interesting that the Black Muslims had better and greater reception with no racist experience but the non-muslim blacks experienced negativity
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Stay safe 🥰🥰
if i can post picture here.. I'm malay and my skin dark brown in office and pitch black under the sun.. if i work at Genting Highland, my skin turn light brown..
thanks for sharing that with us 😊
and btw, Most Malaysians are good, in my experience. You are wonderful. Your country is beautiful. I wish it more growth and development.🤍😇
@@inmalaysiaa most Malay ethnic here already have a bunch of mix race.. my family side is Indian,malay from mother and siamese,malay from father.. thats why the malay in Malaysia has wider skin tone from white to black..
I saw a lot of black people's content on TH-cam so i know why sisters and brothers would feel a bit unsafe and sensitive when it comes to other country and how they treated you as a black person. I hope that sisters and brothers wouldn't feel discriminated or going through racist treatment in here. *Especially* if you're already on your best behaviour and obey the law and observe the local culture like everyone else. 😊 Like many have said, it's not your skin color, but your *mannerism* and how you behave... I know for a fact that people in my society loves soft spoken and well mannered tourist/guest. 😊 We perceive them as a lovely person... So we treat them the way they treat others.. about the "loud" statement, African are not the only culture that is loud... Korean are like that too. 😅 We're pretty reserve on average and mind our own things so sometimes "loud" tourist get more attention on them.. 😂😅
I strongly agree with you, the whole issue is about morals and behavior, it is not about colors, And also ya, we are different, but we can certainly create common ground that brings us together with kindness 😇😇🤍
You are human
Me are human too
We came from the same God
So what's is our job...to know each other...respect each other and to love each other
This is Malaysia
Adios astalavista😊
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I strongly agree with you, you are kind so I wish you all the best ☕️☕️🤍
To be honest me as a malaysian we dont have problems with skin colour or religion
. Malaysian is more like if someone nice with us we will be x10 times nice to you.
I study at University Malaya and have a lot of international friends from lot of country be white or black we are happy to be friend with you
Nice to hear your PoV
Stay safe 🥰🥰
We are Malaysian don't really like to judge poeple, but what were happen around by some bad attitude sometime giving us precaution... not to say everyone is bad because attitude came from the individual itself...Malaysian mostly welcome everyone, just don't cross their culture pr to be rude toward them.
You are wonderful people💜💜.
Actually om/Papua Indonesia and African people do look a like 😅 so it's pretty common and normal to see 😅 I won't even realise if some black dude pass nearby 😂 ✌️🇲🇾
😅 fanny, Glad to hear your PoV
Adding from my prevoius comments, The excessive use of the N word in movies n songs is really confusing for some ppl... So they might use it without really knowing that they are insulting
The thing Malaysian care is attitude we don’t care skin color as long foreigners don’t touch 3 things Royals, Religion and Race other than that you’re fine.
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The 1st one so confusing 😂
hahaha,
Really !?
no in malaysia the staff will follow anyone that come inside to their store. it doesn't metter what country you come from. i got followed most of the time. i am malay
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We welcome you all from other races as long we respect each other. All people is equal to us malaysian. ISRAEL KOYAK.
Glad to hear that, thanks for being here
In Malaysia the people who are not accepting people who does not look like them are very few. We call them "wala'un" for male and "wala'untit" for female.
Normally they are hardcore supporters of the opposition party. They don't support the current Unity Government.
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