00:43 Malaysians are very patient 02:40 Fireworks 03:37 Malaysians don’t really get excited about swimming 04:36 NO ONE wears a life vest in Malaysia! 05:20 Sometimes can, Sometimes can not 06:13 Malaysians serve cutleries with hot water in plastic container!? 06:38 Malaysians drive even if it’s a short distance 07:15 Bring all valuable items when they get off the car 07:58 Cockroaches in Malaysia are huge and they FLY 08:59 The reason why I made this video Follow Kakak Korea for EXCLUSIVE content! 🎈New Makeup & beauty channel www.youtube.com/@hellosophieyoo 🎈Instagram instagram.com/kakakkorea/ 🎈Facebook facebook.com/kakakkoreaTV 🎈TikTok www.tiktok.com/@kakakkorea 🎈E-mail kakakkorea@gmail.com
I don’t honk.. but i do get annoyed in the car.. usually, because it could distract the driver more if you honk, from my experience.. we don’t wear life vests unless it’s to go out to the ocean or it’s for kids..
Well ,majority of Malaysians don't want to make tiny matters into big matters ,sometimes it is pointless and waste of time , if you can forgive other's mistakes ,then it will return back to you when you do mistakes ,people will forgive you back. It is just tolerance , give and take 😄.
haha this, i let so many ppl get away with certain behaviours, because i know i will sometimes do it, classic "Do unto others as you would have them do unto you" xD
"TAK RETI BAWAK KERETA JANGAN BAWAK KERETA!" literally me in my car talking to myself when i saw someone speeding and trying to cut me at a 40 km/h road 🤣🤣🤣🤣
It’s true what you’ve shared about Malaysian.. truly interesting and funny knowing the differences. Thank you I’ve enjoyed your shared experiences and views👍 Please keep posting
You know what? The "sometimes can, sometimes cannot" story about your plane ticket rings a bell. I had the same experience with Malaysia Airlines, not in Malaysia, but in The Netherlands. They said no to me over the phone, but when I visited the office in Amsterdam, I was serviced by a Malaysian staff member, and everything was good. I guess it is not just a "practice" in Malaysia, but also by Malaysian companies over the world. LOL!
@@KakakKorea we hardly say no. Malay especially we have this tolak ansur attitude. Reason why indian and chinese were given full citizenship during our indipendence day
@@gabangadgetmy British refuse to send them back, Chinese and indian refuse to go back because they're already in second or third generation born in Malaysia. but what funny thing is majority of Chinese or indian don't bother to learn bahasa until 70's under DEB. even today, some Chinese refuse to speaks in bahasa, i wonder how he gonna speaks if he in trouble
I teach architecture at a local university. Whenever I bring my students for site visits, I'm always annoyed when their walking distance is about 10 minutes max. These kids just hate walking. If they need to walk more than 10 minutes, it's "too far" already, and must drive instead! I told them their typical walking range should about 30-40 minutes and they hated me for it hahaha.
@@onoloko right.. If for shopping Malaysian don't mind walking for hours to get a good deal and a dog can be the reason reason why I'm running so fast suddenly for the first time in a whole year 🥴
Bro, u should bring ur students to me. I WILL walk them to sheer exhaustion in no time 🤣 just did 11km this Saturday morning with my South African buddy here in Labuan
Your video is so funny and cute, Kakak Korea. Ok.., these are some of the info/reasons to some of your culture differences, first of all, Malaysians are very very patient. We are laid back and not so uptight about a lot of things. Its ok to give way and good to be courteous on the road. However, other than this, it’s also not wise to honk at some rude obnoxious drivers coz you may come across someone who’s a road bully, and they will come out of their car or motorbike and bash your car. Better to just let it be and move on. Next, the flying big cockroaches are the males. Males fly, females can’t fly. That male cockroach was attracted to you....😂😂 ... just kidding 😂😂, but I’m not kidding about males fly, ok .. and you’re right, we drive even though it’s a 5 mins drive away...
Yeaaa I understand! my hb also said he doesnt wanna make a trouble and he didnt even let me curse at the driver to avoid fighting haha and ohhhh didnt know about male cockroach 😭😭😭🤣🤣🤣 thanks for letting me know!! 💖
On highways I usually quick honked when cars/lorries/buses slowly swerved to my lane! 😄 Yep. To wake them up/get them to realize & be focused while driving. 😁
about locking the car even with someone inside and taking valuable things with us after leaving the car are what we have practiced since we were little. it became a habit bcs it's not like there was no robbery cases at all. there were even cases where people broke into cars even if we already locked it. we're afraid it will happen to us, so we do that as a precaution
Don't horn??? Using the horn/honking is ok; for the right reason. Yes we Malaysian do honk once in a while; of course for a reason. You don't simply honk for no reason; that's rude and no manners. We Malaysian use our eyes, ears, brain and heart properly.
Sometimes here honking will lead to fight. It's happen to me one time. you don't want that right. so don't honk if unnecessary things. People here get offended easily if you honk for small matter or they think you're disrespectful to him.
At first, I was really confused with the Malaysians are patients part because I for one isn't a patient person along with my family, but the more she explained the more I get it on why we would count as "patient" probably because of all the traffic jams, long queues, etc. It's nice to see the cultural shock of Malaysia, keep up the good work!
Me Walking in Malaysia only inside the mall. I can walk inside there for hours. Like u said there's not enough crosswalk and walkable path. Getting 6,000 steps per day is hard enough. I'm surprised myself when I came to Korea my step will range 20,000 to 30,000 per day. Now if I want to walk ,I will go to Korea. Especially jeju cause there's a lot of pretty olle trail .❤
For some reason, I enjoyed walking in Busan, despite all the hills. I just hated walking in Klang Valley due to the heat. But ever since KL started having all the covered walkways, I've enjoyed walking again in KL.
For me I'll drive, but not only that, I'll try to get a parking bay that is as close to the shop I'm going to, as possible! Not interested to walk too far, 5 minutes from my car to the shop is also too much already! 😂 But this is in malaysia okay! Here in england and when I travel to other cities in europe I do walk, and walk, and walk, it's consistently 15 thousand steps or more each day!
For the sometime can sometime cannot i think i have a somewhat explanation. We call it budi bicara in malay and as u said its depends on the situation and person.
Tbh we might not be that patient, that's just how we look, especially waiting in a long line in the government office and banks. We sometimes really wanted to express our mood, but knowing it won't do anything we just don't care.
I don't think not honking is not because we're patient, but the fact that everyone else cuts in traffic it becomes a norm in driving. Our roads have a lot of unexpected bottlenecks that sometimes forces even the most courteous of drivers to cut in to a different lane at the last minute.
Well, as a Malaysian, i admits that our cockroaches are frightening 😂😂. But at my hometown in Sabah, there is a type of insects that is even bigger than cockroaches (don't even know it's name) with big eyes, hard body and wings and making loud noises. Even when you beat it with a newspaper repeatedly, it won't die but keep on flying towards you. It's about 3 inches big 😂😂. There is a cave named Gomantong near Sabah where the local climb inside to collect bird nest delicacy. But on the bottom of the cave, if I am not mistaken contain the most cockroaches infestation in the world.
there's a wild cockroaches or my folks called it "soil cockroaches".. being afraid of cockroach since little~ i began to learn to identify them lol..home cockroaches usually like the said before (male-fly and female-don't fly. one thing tho-the cockroach that can fly usually have body like a bullet~kinda aerodynamic/thin.. the ones that can't fly have more round-thick body and both of them were yellow-eyed and brown-a bit transparent-wings) .. but the earth/soil cockroaches don't look much like cockroaches at all. it almost looks like a beetle. it had like bullet design body-totally black in both wings and eyes-eww and yes~ it was really hard to die lol..stupid cockroach even if you try to step on it once it wont die that easily..it still can make run for it lol..even the insect spray takes time to kill it lol..it had almost like that body armor..but it can't fly.. can only crawl on the ground.. and you can only find it when you accidentally found it on the ground or if you dig the soil near its nest coz its usually hiding..aandd it bites..lol.. anyway those cockroaches are only around if its cold and wet (rain) and if there's a leftover food lying around and if the area is dark and gloomy..🤣🤣🤣
Malaysians need be reminded the reason we are patient is because we learned from a multiracial society to be patient. Other singular race country cant be bothered since theyre all the same LOL.
So sorry for those items that u lost and never found. I read somewhere that in Korea if someone found someone belongings, it will be return to the owner. Well in Malaysia not all are dishonest. It's just that sometimes people don't really care. Hopefully it is nothing expensive in the bag. And you're very pretty😊
Aww thank you for saying that🙏💕 I know its not about his nationality or race , its just the person who took my bag is bad. I met a lot of good and honest people in Malaysia💕
Firstly we do honk, but not as trigger happy as in other south east asian countries. For eg like you said maybe the other driver does not realise his action, say his car is reversing towards yours behind him without his knowledge then you do need to honk loudly, but not lengthy, to alert him. Secondly, yes generally malaysia is a safe country, but as I have pointed out to others before, everyone must still take precautions, and not let his/her guard down and take things for granted. You never know when you get unfortunate, being at the wrong place at the wrong time, ie the only thief going around preying for a victim during the entire month happens to do his round on that particular evening and not other nights, and he happens to target the particular place you are at... So, always be wary, hopefully nothing untoward befalls us. Stay safe and have fun staying in malaysia. 7 years? Wow! 👍
Can or cannot? Usually when on the phone the communication is rather impersonal but whenyou talk face to face the dynamics changes to be more amiable and friendlier.
Umm I felt that theres no procedure or manual for it. I think the result should be same even if I make a call or visit. But again, its just my personal opinion and I might be wrong👍
I think it's important to integrate to the local culture. I appreciate the patience, tolerance and friendliness that Malaysians have become known for. Growing up in the east coast of the U.S. where drivers are infamous for being aggressive, it's common to see aggressive honking and cursing which can lead to physical altercation. If you visit the U.S., avoid aggressively honking at crazy drivers and definitely do not curse at them unless you're prepared to physically defend yourself. Some cultures can have a heated argument and leave it at that. Others are willing to kill or be killed when someone mouth off at them.
The "honking" incident. I think about 18 years ago or so, they were cases where people honk out of anger and impatient that they would be dead because "samseng" would stop them with their car and shot the "honker" or just break out a fight. Hence, this 'patient' culture in driving occurs. "Samseng" was still rampant back then. I am not sure if it applies to everyone but I saw my parent's habits in driving because of that and I also follow them. But being patient can also be due to religious teachings.
What is samseng? Anyway I saw many comment that honking can cause big fight, now I got why malaysians dont honk! In Korea, we usually honk to alert. So its cultural difference 😃
We love swimming on certain timing only because we want to avoid being tanned. About the sometimes you can, sometimes you can't, we experienced it every day, we get angry sometimes. For government appointment like you said, some of us even take a day leave just to queue up because we know that the process quite slow.😅
when taking driving license class, we are also taught the manner of driving. its better not to honk sometimes because it can ignite fights and patience is the best thing to do. because we don't want to fight each other and turn it to be a street fight which can cause some people to hit your car and its damn expensive to repair. but after all, its about moral, and law and road etiquette.
yep I guess the point of view is different between Korean and Malaysian. we honk to alert most of the time it won't cause a fight. now I understand why Malaysians dont honk!
About the cockroaches, yes they really can fly. IDK even if you keep your house clean, they came from other place and I always keep my green Baygon cockroach spray in my house. Can't even open my sliding door at night for a breeze.
1. as a malaysian, i actually like walking to a places if it's nearby but people think im the weird one, and when i say "it's not that far" it's actually around 20 minutes walk, and my friends still complain abt it being so far lmao. 2. about the sometimes can sometimes cannot thing, i think people hate it if you come to the office and they want you to get out of their office asap, so they'll give you whatever you want. and call centres are not a face-to-face experience so it's easier to reject a request. i think it's just a psychological thingy than just a malaysian thing😂
In my case im scare of honking my car bcuz theres a few incident on news where an individual will attack people that honk at them so for my safety, i dont honk my car unless absolutely necessary.
@@KakakKorea just wanna clarify it is a very rare occasion but we never know if the person we r honking at is a good person or not so yeah, its better to be careful.
disagree with patiently queuing at government office, we Malaysian always complaint "look at this government, got 8 counters but only 2 open. so useless" something like that
Outdoor cochroaches fly and bigger compare to indoor ones. Fireworks are almost a month during Chinese New Year, Hari Raya Aidil Fitri and Deepavali. The most spectacular fireworks are on independence day. Younger generations are lazy to walk. One grab driver told me that they would rather take a grab for a 5 mins walking distance. Sunway wave pool isn't very deep so no need to wear safety vest. Life guards are around.
It’s actually funny to watch you feel culture shock, because Malaysian aldy so used to it. We wouldn’t know it’s different until you told us. Yes, it’s only kids will use a tube in Malaysia hahahaha we don’t even think about dangerous or no without safety vests in wave pool. And our Lunar New Year Eve always tend to stay up until a certain time to do a worship session that’s why firecracker until dawn time.
Personally, i also wonder why we don't use the honk. I mean, its there for a reason right ?? 😭😭 i often get mad on the road when im driving and i do give honks once in a while lol 😆 coz its just so wrong like when u just cut in line. Sometimes we do angry but we just endure it and quietly cursing(?) 😆 If u talk about govt. offices, if it was me, of course sometimes we do upset that the services takes more time. But yes we cant really do anything about it. Sometimes i do want to complain, but yeah.. it happens all the time so.. we hv to just endure it in the end 😂
Yeaa I also asked same question to my hb like whats the point to have honk in the car lol we honk to alert people in Korea, but many ppl mentioned in the comment that ppl get offended when someone honk and it can cause fight so thats different part I guess but I still dont really know why ppl get offended🤔 but I will just move on, not gonna ask my hb to honk anymore cus I dont want big fight 😬
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Actually in my experiences, about can and cant. Basically by the rules you cant. But when you make the effort to confront them, they try to help you if they could do something about it. Its just a courtesy. But it might violate the company policy and have a risk.
My opinion on "sometime can, sometime can not" is, if according to the "rules" it is can not, but rules is just a guide to keep us in line. Often time, if we can help, we put aside the rule and help settle the problem. Yeah, some people might not agree, but if we can make some people life easier a little bit, why not? This is just my opinion, maybe it is not correct.
7:54 Malaysia use to be quite unsafe especially during the early 2000's. There was so many crime cases (majority of them are robbery and theft). Nowadays not so much because there's surveillance everywhere but still happen once in a while. So i think people do that as a habit.
3:25 this is why we malaysians never get that kdrama moment where the male lead compliments the female lead “you’re beautiful than the fireworks” because we just look from our windows at home 😂😂
Hehehe agree with a lot of the points! For me, the culture shock I experience when I go to Korea is how obsessed the Koreans are with their iced drinks, even in the dead winter 😂 it could be zero degree or minus degree outside, they'd still ask for Iced Americano, or buy the ice packs from the convenience store to pair it with any of the juice/canned/plastic-wrapped drinks 😂 isn't it cold enough already 😂
YEA!!! omg you are the first one to mention that lol actually we even make fun of ourselves about it hahaha I can't drink room temperature or hot water at all. I always ask ice whenever I go to Chinese restaurants lol cos they serve hot tea
1. we don't honk because it will obviously cause a situation like people assuming you're trying to pick a fight and that most of the time will escalate into a 'not so nice of a situation' (road ragers are real especially on the freeways). we try not to escalate small things into huge debacles here as we don't really know how would the other party reacts. 2. every month here we have a holiday/celebration so 100% fireworks festival all year round. fun fact : firecrackers are illegal here, so when you see kids popping those explosives - that's basically domestic terrorism. 3. we here are more of a river or lake kind of person. beach and pool are for the regular tourists. 4. safety is not our number 1 priority, most of times, usually lol. 5. the people here have a change of heart as often and unpredictable as the monsoon rain season passing by. 6. it's not to disinfect, it's to prevent food from sticking to the utensils - making it a pain to use and clean. 7. Malaysia is typically a safe country with low crime rates, but that doesn't mean that there's no crime - be mindful of your belongings because who know when will the 'local street magicians' perform their disappearing act with your stuffs. 8. the roaches here are big, black and bite too. pretty hilarious seeing even big burly guys freaking out over a flying cockroach. hey, Malaysia you know - it's pretty good
For life vest situation..it happens this way because malaysian are not big fan of law suits..maybe we can say maybe because lack of knowledge about it..if accident happens then it happened..nobody get sued..
i dont blame you because it is from your own experiance. even me as a malaysian i agree with all your points. about the can and can't is also something annoyed me. i have a friend that her job is answering telephone at office say can't just because she to lazy to do so 😅
I do hope there's a lot pedestrian area even in the small town since I'm prefer walking to anywhere. I don't have vehicles on my own... But Malaysian prefer ride or driving to anywhere. Might because of the weather or too prideful walking anywhere. Walking seems to inconvenient and can be shown as individual status if you don't driving to anywhere.
Yeah! raising hand were common here but double signal i rarely seen it but there was...oh i forgot we will higbeam for thanks or great people that we know 😂
6:09 sometimes can, sometimes cannot - as someone who work as call centre agent, to me that kinda world wide. call centre have quite limited access and authority. let’s say you work for brand A call centre and receive calls from every part of the world - each outlets of brand A might have different approach to certain issue, while the knowledge and format that you have usually the general ones. so for that, i usually advise to check with the outlet. either by walk-in or email. see what they can consider or tolerate or offer to compensate. this is just one of many factors. if they say cannot, but when you check with the outlet straight they say can, usually the main policy said cannot. but the outlet itself willing to tolerate, take the risk and take alternate decision.
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@@KakakKorea I can't relate to the first one bcuz I'm short-tempered and 3rd one because I rarely go to swimming pool so if I see one I'll get excited about it
About sometimes can sometimes can not. It depends on to whom you are talking to. Usually they can’t do it but they tend to make it easier for you so they try to cut some processes. And the process usually become smoother if you meet them face to face because they can see and “judge” you hahahahah. If you are polite, try to speak their language. They will go out of their way to make things easy for you
we walked even if its 5 mins cuz its super hot in malaysia but in korea u got autumn right where u have cooling air so walking is easy but for us a 5 min walk is like a 3 hour walk under very hot sun so we drive and at least we have air con in car
Although Sabah and Sarawak in the same Borneo Island but it has distinctive cultures and foods. Sabah popular for its mountain and islands. Sarawak popular for its cultures, foods, rainforest, beaches and heritage trail.
About the walking part. 10 years ago, would've been easily walk everywhere within KL (When u know the streets, its easier). But at the present, its safer to drive even for 5 minutes because the heat is unbearable. Can easily get heatstroke if not careful, walking path is beside the point as most important is stay hydrated & healthy. Sometimes Can, Sometimes cannot; we always look at the person's experience. The caliber person always say can and deliver because they know how it works (just amazing quality working class citizen), the one always say cannot is either new or just refuse to do the work or just don't understand how to serve. I've dealt with many people and 100% guaranteed it comes down to the person's experience and whether he or she having a good day or not.
As all Muslim over the world always apply "Patience is half of Faith" as taugh by Prophets, thus as Malaysia is an Islamic country, this practice was also embedded since little to our nation..including to nonMuslim as well.. Its like trying to understand that everybody have their own problem and being angry over small things only make u stress and hypertensive.. Still everybody has different level of patience.. Just dont poke the beehive. Its very memorable to have flying cockroach landed on your face... Unimaginabally scarily goosebumpy.. Always prepare 1 cockroach killer spray at each room area.. About lock the door , lock the gate and everything, safety is important. People do that because there were bad incidence happen before. Its better to play safe than being the target of felony.. God is everywhere, so do Devils
There’s a reason why Malaysian are very cautious all the time. Because like every other countries in the world we understand that everywhere there will be some thieves, kidnappers, drug addicts who take advantage of other people for easy money. So it’s better safe than sorry to be cautious n be mindfull of our surrounding.
Kakak.... Your point of view always funny to me.. but it makes sense thou... everything u say I can relate. By the way the cockroaches issue bhahaha 😅😅
kinda true the first one. only few would turn the whole area upside down for long queue. let say 100 ppl there, less than 10 is very vocal. i know everyone is mad. but they afraid to "kecoh-kecoh" haha
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Malaysian more to do camping 🏕️ , going travel inside & out side country especially neighboring countries like Thailand, Cambodia & Vietnam, food also Malaysian feveret. Other you can show on your channel, Uptown / Night market in Kuala Lumpur, just going Uptown Danau Kota setapak KL, night market selling cheap products and also many night stall you can do Food Review
Well, not only cockroach...but rat can be found too... And the car lock and hide precious/value things if u in the car is a safety measured too maybe u have never experiences it...but some it does happen where thieves snatch your phone or your handbag while u are driving and so on...and some will broke your car's window to snatch what they see that catch their eyes...there is alot of case happened which was recorded through cctv and posted on social media or witnessed by people around. So always be carefull and aware of your surrounding
Yea I didn't want to mention cus I hate the rat hahaha but I also saw them many times 🥹 also luckily I've never faced any situation that you mentioned, I will be more careful about it!! thank you : )
malaysia have that patient probably because we already used for those long lines and traffic jam...the cursing part...yeah we'll do mini cursing most of the time but to lazy to make a big scene because it's a waste of time😂we yell and scream silently...yeah we drive even if it's short distance because of the wether...i suprised myself when i came to europe and walk for almost 1 hour without sweating
Haha while SG overdependent on buses bcuz their car is equivalent 2 5 proton X70s in our garage Props 2 their government 4 clamping down the overdependence of vehicles while forcing their people 2 take air con buses and MRT daily hahahaha
We literally have a slogan “Budi Bahasa Budaya Kita” which literally means “Our Good Manners are Our Culture” that’s why. We still curse but not openly 😂😂😂
The two that caught my attention - fireworks and driving. Yes, there are too many fireworks all the time. I kinda wish they didn't do fireworks so much all the time. Also, there is no culture for bicycling. Even though oftentimes the distance is perfect for a bike.
My perspective: Q: Why are (some) Malaysians such patient driver? A: Because we don't want to get into trouble, like if the other driver/rider turns out to be a road bully and attack us, we would have to deal with a range of mess from: - having to deal with the road bully which may or may not get ourselves injured; we often have cases around here where certain people will call backup to beat people up - (depending on the type of attack) going to the hospital for medical check-up - making a police report (and being called in to make a statement) - sending our car to the shop which may takes days to get resolved. Q: Why are Malaysians such patient queuer? A: Because the expectations for the standard of gov agencies here are pretty low, you can whine a bit but there's nothing you can done, and you won't see improvement until probably God knows how many years later. You might even get escorted out by the security if you make too much noise, which would defeat the purpose of you taking a leave to sort your stuff out at the gov agency. Q: Why we don't wear a life vest in wave pool? A: It could be because of our exposure to how the law can work for us are very different from Korea. When shit happens in Malaysia, we mostly just accept it, accept a compensation from theme park operator and move on. We won't take any serious actions against the theme park operator because that would mean we have to engage with the lawyers, which also means we have to pay lots of $$$ we didn't have to even get a lawsuit started, not to forget the hassle of having to go to court. This also have a lot to do with the quality of service of our gov agencies that ensure the safety of these theme parks, obviously this is a very serious safety issue but it seems that these operators still manage to get a pass. I don't want to make any accusations here, but we have a saying here: “if you know you know la”. Q: Why the responses are different with company and their staff? A: It could be a number of factors: 1. Same as above, it could be the overall quality of service in our country isn’t exactly that good. Even if there’s a SOP by the company, doesn’t necessary mean the staff have to follow it. Some of them might even have their own interpretation and will do it their way. 2. Another reason could be because of the some difficult customers that the staff have to deal with that, after a certain period of time, they decided to break protocol and just execute it based on their own interpretation of the SOP. Q: Doesn’t heat and plastic releases harmful chemical? A: YES, you’re right. More Malaysians need to know this basic science fact, especially those idiots that conduct open burning with plastic wastes. Q: Why do people lock their car even when there’s people inside? A: I actually agree with you that our crime rate really isn’t that high, which is exactly why when ONE robbery happen, a lot of them make a huge fuss about it as if it’s the end of the world, like we can no longer live in the country, etc. Incase someone argue: “just because you never encounter it, doesn’t mean it never happen”, I totally agree with you. I've encountered my fair share of theft and violence in the past. I never say our crime rate is ZERO. It’s not Japan or Singapore by any means, but it’s really not that high until I have to leave the country. There’s actually something even more damning than crime here, and it’s when you encountered a corrupted authority who accuses you of committing a crime you didn't commit, and being asked for a bribe or else they’ll take you in. That to me, is even worst than getting robbed by a robber, because not only are you robbed of your money, but also your trust in the system. 😔
00:43 Malaysians are very patient
02:40 Fireworks
03:37 Malaysians don’t really get excited about swimming
04:36 NO ONE wears a life vest in Malaysia!
05:20 Sometimes can, Sometimes can not
06:13 Malaysians serve cutleries with hot water in plastic container!?
06:38 Malaysians drive even if it’s a short distance
07:15 Bring all valuable items when they get off the car
07:58 Cockroaches in Malaysia are huge and they FLY
08:59 The reason why I made this video
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I don’t honk.. but i do get annoyed in the car.. usually, because it could distract the driver more if you honk, from my experience.. we don’t wear life vests unless it’s to go out to the ocean or it’s for kids..
for the honking , dont go penang , u get honk for everything haha
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adult cocroaches only fly more frequently during their mating season, not all the time.. if I'm not mistaken.
Well ,majority of Malaysians don't want to make tiny matters into big matters ,sometimes it is pointless and waste of time , if you can forgive other's mistakes ,then it will return back to you when you do mistakes ,people will forgive you back. It is just tolerance , give and take 😄.
I like the mindset! which I wanna learn
haha this, i let so many ppl get away with certain behaviours, because i know i will sometimes do it, classic "Do unto others as you would have them do unto you" xD
It's more like it's pointless to make a scene because we know nothing will ever improve.
@@KakakKoreawhen u get fight someone will record u and viral..haha
Sometimes I also wondered why our people are so patient tbh 😂😂
So chilll
How do u rush a tortoise 🐢
"TAK RETI BAWAK KERETA JANGAN BAWAK KERETA!"
literally me in my car talking to myself when i saw someone speeding and trying to cut me at a 40 km/h road 🤣🤣🤣🤣
Actually it's not patient but why waste more time arguing.. better move forward.
@@nikkol3077 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
It’s true what you’ve shared about Malaysian.. truly interesting and funny knowing the differences. Thank you I’ve enjoyed your shared experiences and views👍 Please keep posting
Glad you enjoyed it! 😊
🤣🤣🤣... in Malaysia, we would say something like this... Cockroaches only if its crawl...but when its fly, we call it "Babi" (Pig).... 🤣🤣🤣
Omg 🥲😭🤣
same🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
You know what? The "sometimes can, sometimes cannot" story about your plane ticket rings a bell. I had the same experience with Malaysia Airlines, not in Malaysia, but in The Netherlands. They said no to me over the phone, but when I visited the office in Amsterdam, I was serviced by a Malaysian staff member, and everything was good.
I guess it is not just a "practice" in Malaysia, but also by Malaysian companies over the world. LOL!
Hahahaaaa 🤣🤣 I really wanna know why
maybe because humanity exist?
@@KakakKorea we hardly say no. Malay especially we have this tolak ansur attitude. Reason why indian and chinese were given full citizenship during our indipendence day
flexiblity, depends on the current status/situation, that's why we always say "please try again later"
@@gabangadgetmy British refuse to send them back, Chinese and indian refuse to go back because they're already in second or third generation born in Malaysia. but what funny thing is majority of Chinese or indian don't bother to learn bahasa until 70's under DEB. even today, some Chinese refuse to speaks in bahasa, i wonder how he gonna speaks if he in trouble
I teach architecture at a local university. Whenever I bring my students for site visits, I'm always annoyed when their walking distance is about 10 minutes max. These kids just hate walking. If they need to walk more than 10 minutes, it's "too far" already, and must drive instead!
I told them their typical walking range should about 30-40 minutes and they hated me for it hahaha.
Yea walking is actually good and I love walking but its too hot to walk in Malaysia tbh 😭🤣
That why we walking in malls
@@charminglilo2976 Must have aircond then only Malaysian Feet will walk 30-40 minutes... Unless got dog chase, then that works too. 🤣🤣
@@onoloko right.. If for shopping Malaysian don't mind walking for hours to get a good deal and a dog can be the reason reason why I'm running so fast suddenly for the first time in a whole year 🥴
Bro, u should bring ur students to me. I WILL walk them to sheer exhaustion in no time 🤣 just did 11km this Saturday morning with my South African buddy here in Labuan
Your video is so funny and cute, Kakak Korea. Ok.., these are some of the info/reasons to some of your culture differences, first of all, Malaysians are very very patient. We are laid back and not so uptight about a lot of things. Its ok to give way and good to be courteous on the road. However, other than this, it’s also not wise to honk at some rude obnoxious drivers coz you may come across someone who’s a road bully, and they will come out of their car or motorbike and bash your car. Better to just let it be and move on. Next, the flying big cockroaches are the males. Males fly, females can’t fly. That male cockroach was attracted to you....😂😂 ... just kidding 😂😂, but I’m not kidding about males fly, ok .. and you’re right, we drive even though it’s a 5 mins drive away...
Yeaaa I understand! my hb also said he doesnt wanna make a trouble and he didnt even let me curse at the driver to avoid fighting haha and ohhhh didnt know about male cockroach 😭😭😭🤣🤣🤣 thanks for letting me know!! 💖
@@KakakKorea 😉
I don’t like people honk at me so i will not do to others unlessssssssss dangerous situation 😂😅
Gotit!
On highways I usually quick honked when cars/lorries/buses slowly swerved to my lane! 😄 Yep. To wake them up/get them to realize & be focused while driving. 😁
I have never used any horn since i was driving for about 20yrs.. maybe a few times to hurry my family for dinner..😂
about locking the car even with someone inside and taking valuable things with us after leaving the car are what we have practiced since we were little. it became a habit bcs it's not like there was no robbery cases at all. there were even cases where people broke into cars even if we already locked it. we're afraid it will happen to us, so we do that as a precaution
luckily it never happened to me but I will still be careful : )
People don't horn here because horning considered as scolding
You are right! Cant do that all the time
but I think drivers who do dangerous driving can cause accident, deserve to get scolded
@@KakakKoreastraight away report to the police, that is when they really learn their lesson. Hopefully. 😊
Don't horn??? Using the horn/honking is ok; for the right reason. Yes we Malaysian do honk once in a while; of course for a reason.
You don't simply honk for no reason; that's rude and no manners. We Malaysian use our eyes, ears, brain and heart properly.
Sometimes here honking will lead to fight. It's happen to me one time. you don't want that right. so don't honk if unnecessary things. People here get offended easily if you honk for small matter or they think you're disrespectful to him.
Its honking.
The device is horn.
At first, I was really confused with the Malaysians are patients part because I for one isn't a patient person along with my family, but the more she explained the more I get it on why we would count as "patient" probably because of all the traffic jams, long queues, etc. It's nice to see the cultural shock of Malaysia, keep up the good work!
hahaha glad you got my point🥹! thanks for watching it!
Me Walking in Malaysia only inside the mall. I can walk inside there for hours. Like u said there's not enough crosswalk and walkable path. Getting 6,000 steps per day is hard enough. I'm surprised myself when I came to Korea my step will range 20,000 to 30,000 per day. Now if I want to walk ,I will go to Korea. Especially jeju cause there's a lot of pretty olle trail .❤
wow 20,000 to 30,000 is..... a lot!!!! hahah I feel tired after 10,000steps
For some reason, I enjoyed walking in Busan, despite all the hills. I just hated walking in Klang Valley due to the heat. But ever since KL started having all the covered walkways, I've enjoyed walking again in KL.
I like to walk in KL at night :))
Yes, let's hope that councils begin installing more pedestrian friendly walkways.
So true😂I genuinely would choose drive over walking even if it’s a short distance ..Not interested getting barbecued by the sun ☀️
Hahaha
For me I'll drive, but not only that, I'll try to get a parking bay that is as close to the shop I'm going to, as possible! Not interested to walk too far, 5 minutes from my car to the shop is also too much already! 😂
But this is in malaysia okay! Here in england and when I travel to other cities in europe I do walk, and walk, and walk, it's consistently 15 thousand steps or more each day!
Because of the weather. Hot and humid. You can easily be sweating and then becoming uncomfortable. Drench forehead and armpits.
For the sometime can sometime cannot i think i have a somewhat explanation. We call it budi bicara in malay and as u said its depends on the situation and person.
Yea I got it
it really depends!
Tbh we might not be that patient, that's just how we look, especially waiting in a long line in the government office and banks. We sometimes really wanted to express our mood, but knowing it won't do anything we just don't care.
yea you are rightttt its more like dont care
Malas!
We love swimming, just not at beaches cause its too damn hot 😂
I love itttt!! Hahahaha Love the burning feeling
during emergency break & dangerous cutting line situation, we do honk & cursing at the same time.
Goood
I don't think not honking is not because we're patient, but the fact that everyone else cuts in traffic it becomes a norm in driving. Our roads have a lot of unexpected bottlenecks that sometimes forces even the most courteous of drivers to cut in to a different lane at the last minute.
Yea I realized that too! thanks for sharing : )
me as malaysian, approved this vid
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Well, as a Malaysian, i admits that our cockroaches are frightening 😂😂. But at my hometown in Sabah, there is a type of insects that is even bigger than cockroaches (don't even know it's name) with big eyes, hard body and wings and making loud noises. Even when you beat it with a newspaper repeatedly, it won't die but keep on flying towards you. It's about 3 inches big 😂😂. There is a cave named Gomantong near Sabah where the local climb inside to collect bird nest delicacy. But on the bottom of the cave, if I am not mistaken contain the most cockroaches infestation in the world.
That not cockroaches.... That was Babi namanya kalau besar... Especially when that thing fly on your face
OMG just imagining it make me get goosebumps!!!
there's a wild cockroaches or my folks called it "soil cockroaches".. being afraid of cockroach since little~ i began to learn to identify them lol..home cockroaches usually like the said before (male-fly and female-don't fly. one thing tho-the cockroach that can fly usually have body like a bullet~kinda aerodynamic/thin.. the ones that can't fly have more round-thick body and both of them were yellow-eyed and brown-a bit transparent-wings) .. but the earth/soil cockroaches don't look much like cockroaches at all. it almost looks like a beetle. it had like bullet design body-totally black in both wings and eyes-eww and yes~ it was really hard to die lol..stupid cockroach even if you try to step on it once it wont die that easily..it still can make run for it lol..even the insect spray takes time to kill it lol..it had almost like that body armor..but it can't fly.. can only crawl on the ground.. and you can only find it when you accidentally found it on the ground or if you dig the soil near its nest coz its usually hiding..aandd it bites..lol.. anyway those cockroaches are only around if its cold and wet (rain) and if there's a leftover food lying around and if the area is dark and gloomy..🤣🤣🤣
Tangil..ka
@@norlailafe8523 I think that's what she mean by the insects making noises🤣 if it's were green and have long antennas🤣 that's probably tangil🤣
In traffic light,i am ready to honk if the car infront on me didn’t move a bit when it turned green. Coz the driver must be playing with the phone..😅
yeazza
Need to honk when you need to👍💖
Malaysians need be reminded the reason we are patient is because we learned from a multiracial society to be patient. Other singular race country cant be bothered since theyre all the same LOL.
So sorry for those items that u lost and never found. I read somewhere that in Korea if someone found someone belongings, it will be return to the owner. Well in Malaysia not all are dishonest. It's just that sometimes people don't really care. Hopefully it is nothing expensive in the bag. And you're very pretty😊
Aww thank you for saying that🙏💕 I know its not about his nationality or race , its just the person who took my bag is bad. I met a lot of good and honest people in Malaysia💕
You made me google Korean cockroaches since you said they are cute and I was curious to know.
Ewww sorry made you do that 🪳😭
Haha, the way you described your experiences is hilarious😅
Hehe😉
I'll honk when ever i should to honk,otherwise i will curse like crazy guy in car 🤣🤣🤣
Hahahahh yeee just release stress 🤪
Firstly we do honk, but not as trigger happy as in other south east asian countries. For eg like you said maybe the other driver does not realise his action, say his car is reversing towards yours behind him without his knowledge then you do need to honk loudly, but not lengthy, to alert him.
Secondly, yes generally malaysia is a safe country, but as I have pointed out to others before, everyone must still take precautions, and not let his/her guard down and take things for granted. You never know when you get unfortunate, being at the wrong place at the wrong time, ie the only thief going around preying for a victim during the entire month happens to do his round on that particular evening and not other nights, and he happens to target the particular place you are at... So, always be wary, hopefully nothing untoward befalls us.
Stay safe and have fun staying in malaysia. 7 years? Wow! 👍
Thank you for the explanation! it helps me to understand more : )
Can or cannot? Usually when on the phone the communication is rather impersonal but whenyou talk face to face the dynamics changes to be more amiable and friendlier.
Yes and probably it is also difficult to verify the identity of the caller.
Umm I felt that theres no procedure or manual for it. I think the result should be same even if I make a call or visit.
But again, its just my personal opinion and I might be wrong👍
Of course there are sop for everything, It’s just the flexibility & humanity they offer you, it’s your good luck i think
I think it's important to integrate to the local culture. I appreciate the patience, tolerance and friendliness that Malaysians have become known for.
Growing up in the east coast of the U.S. where drivers are infamous for being aggressive, it's common to see aggressive honking and cursing which can lead to physical altercation. If you visit the U.S., avoid aggressively honking at crazy drivers and definitely do not curse at them unless you're prepared to physically defend yourself. Some cultures can have a heated argument and leave it at that. Others are willing to kill or be killed when someone mouth off at them.
My soul almost left my body when the cockroach started to spread it wings😭
Omg 🪳 dont even wanna think about it
The "honking" incident. I think about 18 years ago or so, they were cases where people honk out of anger and impatient that they would be dead because "samseng" would stop them with their car and shot the "honker" or just break out a fight. Hence, this 'patient' culture in driving occurs. "Samseng" was still rampant back then.
I am not sure if it applies to everyone but I saw my parent's habits in driving because of that and I also follow them. But being patient can also be due to religious teachings.
What is samseng? Anyway I saw many comment that honking can cause big fight, now I got why malaysians dont honk!
In Korea, we usually honk to alert. So its cultural difference 😃
@@KakakKoreasamseng = gangster
We love swimming on certain timing only because we want to avoid being tanned. About the sometimes you can, sometimes you can't, we experienced it every day, we get angry sometimes. For government appointment like you said, some of us even take a day leave just to queue up because we know that the process quite slow.😅
Thanks for sharing💖
TQ for making this video. I couldn't stop smiling and laughing through and through.
Glad to hear that 💕
when taking driving license class, we are also taught the manner of driving. its better not to honk sometimes because it can ignite fights and patience is the best thing to do. because we don't want to fight each other and turn it to be a street fight which can cause some people to hit your car and its damn expensive to repair. but after all, its about moral, and law and road etiquette.
yep I guess the point of view is different between Korean and Malaysian. we honk to alert most of the time it won't cause a fight. now I understand why Malaysians dont honk!
About the cockroaches, yes they really can fly. IDK even if you keep your house clean, they came from other place and I always keep my green Baygon cockroach spray in my house. Can't even open my sliding door at night for a breeze.
The one I saw, It flew from balcony so I really have no idea how it came
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1. as a malaysian, i actually like walking to a places if it's nearby but people think im the weird one, and when i say "it's not that far" it's actually around 20 minutes walk, and my friends still complain abt it being so far lmao.
2. about the sometimes can sometimes cannot thing, i think people hate it if you come to the office and they want you to get out of their office asap, so they'll give you whatever you want. and call centres are not a face-to-face experience so it's easier to reject a request. i think it's just a psychological thingy than just a malaysian thing😂
Thanks for the explanation!! now I understand better : )
In my case im scare of honking my car bcuz theres a few incident on news where an individual will attack people that honk at them so for my safety, i dont honk my car unless absolutely necessary.
Sounds bad! Now I know
@@KakakKorea just wanna clarify it is a very rare occasion but we never know if the person we r honking at is a good person or not so yeah, its better to be careful.
disagree with patiently queuing at government office, we Malaysian always complaint "look at this government, got 8 counters but only 2 open. so useless" something like that
Yea but still just wait and nobody make complain or sth
Cus u guys think its no point to make complain so jus wait = that was my point of view ✌️
I'm too focus on cursing that I forgot to honk.
Me too! 😅😅😅
Hahahaha
Outdoor cochroaches fly and bigger compare to indoor ones. Fireworks are almost a month during Chinese New Year, Hari Raya Aidil Fitri and Deepavali. The most spectacular fireworks are on independence day. Younger generations are lazy to walk. One grab driver told me that they would rather take a grab for a 5 mins walking distance. Sunway wave pool isn't very deep so no need to wear safety vest. Life guards are around.
I dunno how outdoor one came to my home :////// thanks for sharing :)!!
It’s actually funny to watch you feel culture shock, because Malaysian aldy so used to it. We wouldn’t know it’s different until you told us. Yes, it’s only kids will use a tube in Malaysia hahahaha we don’t even think about dangerous or no without safety vests in wave pool. And our Lunar New Year Eve always tend to stay up until a certain time to do a worship session that’s why firecracker until dawn time.
hahaha yea a lot of ppl mentioned that they didn't know its different haha thanks for sharing❤️
Personally, i also wonder why we don't use the honk. I mean, its there for a reason right ?? 😭😭 i often get mad on the road when im driving and i do give honks once in a while lol 😆 coz its just so wrong like when u just cut in line. Sometimes we do angry but we just endure it and quietly cursing(?) 😆
If u talk about govt. offices, if it was me, of course sometimes we do upset that the services takes more time. But yes we cant really do anything about it. Sometimes i do want to complain, but yeah.. it happens all the time so.. we hv to just endure it in the end 😂
Yeaa I also asked same question to my hb like whats the point to have honk in the car lol
we honk to alert people in Korea, but many ppl mentioned in the comment that ppl get offended when someone honk and it can cause fight so thats different part I guess but I still dont really know why ppl get offended🤔 but I will just move on, not gonna ask my hb to honk anymore cus I dont want big fight 😬
Keep it up kakak..Nice video..🔥🔥💪
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Welcome to mlysia sister..have a nice stay..korea n mlysia are always good fren. People to people r also good
Thank you : )!
Always interesting to hear what others think of Malaysian. No doubt our roaches are legendary😂
Thanks for sharing!❤
Haha glad to hear that! 😌
Actually in my experiences, about can and cant. Basically by the rules you cant. But when you make the effort to confront them, they try to help you if they could do something about it. Its just a courtesy. But it might violate the company policy and have a risk.
Thanks for the explanation! ❤️
What you said all of it is true. But i warn you not to go to back alley at night. I have seen rats as big as cats in KL. Try it if you dare.
Haha Ive already seen it so many times 😭
My opinion on "sometime can, sometime can not" is, if according to the "rules" it is can not, but rules is just a guide to keep us in line. Often time, if we can help, we put aside the rule and help settle the problem. Yeah, some people might not agree, but if we can make some people life easier a little bit, why not? This is just my opinion, maybe it is not correct.
Thanks for sharing!❤️
the reason we dont honk is to avoid road rage and it doesnt matter who's fault
Ye many ppl mentioned that. Will be careful from now on!
7:54 Malaysia use to be quite unsafe especially during the early 2000's. There was so many crime cases (majority of them are robbery and theft). Nowadays not so much because there's surveillance everywhere but still happen once in a while. So i think people do that as a habit.
Ohh I see! I think its pretty safe now!
Already try cendol durian fruit Musang King Malaysia it's delicious too 🇲🇾
3:25 this is why we malaysians never get that kdrama moment where the male lead compliments the female lead “you’re beautiful than the fireworks” because we just look from our windows at home 😂😂
Hahahahahah 😂😂
Hehehe agree with a lot of the points! For me, the culture shock I experience when I go to Korea is how obsessed the Koreans are with their iced drinks, even in the dead winter 😂 it could be zero degree or minus degree outside, they'd still ask for Iced Americano, or buy the ice packs from the convenience store to pair it with any of the juice/canned/plastic-wrapped drinks 😂 isn't it cold enough already 😂
YEA!!! omg you are the first one to mention that lol actually we even make fun of ourselves about it hahaha I can't drink room temperature or hot water at all. I always ask ice whenever I go to Chinese restaurants lol cos they serve hot tea
1. we don't honk because it will obviously cause a situation like people assuming you're trying to pick a fight and that most of the time will escalate into a 'not so nice of a situation' (road ragers are real especially on the freeways).
we try not to escalate small things into huge debacles here as we don't really know how would the other party reacts.
2. every month here we have a holiday/celebration so 100% fireworks festival all year round.
fun fact : firecrackers are illegal here, so when you see kids popping those explosives - that's basically domestic terrorism.
3. we here are more of a river or lake kind of person. beach and pool are for the regular tourists.
4. safety is not our number 1 priority, most of times, usually lol.
5. the people here have a change of heart as often and unpredictable as the monsoon rain season passing by.
6. it's not to disinfect, it's to prevent food from sticking to the utensils - making it a pain to use and clean.
7. Malaysia is typically a safe country with low crime rates, but that doesn't mean that there's no crime - be mindful of your belongings because who know when will the 'local street magicians' perform their disappearing act with your stuffs.
8. the roaches here are big, black and bite too.
pretty hilarious seeing even big burly guys freaking out over a flying cockroach.
hey, Malaysia you know - it's pretty good
Wowww thanks for the explanation!! now I understand better!
didn't know cockroaches here can even bite, now I hate them even more!!
For life vest situation..it happens this way because malaysian are not big fan of law suits..maybe we can say maybe because lack of knowledge about it..if accident happens then it happened..nobody get sued..
i dont blame you because it is from your own experiance. even me as a malaysian i agree with all your points. about the can and can't is also something annoyed me. i have a friend that her job is answering telephone at office say can't just because she to lazy to do so 😅
hahahahaha can be like that!
I do hope there's a lot pedestrian area even in the small town since I'm prefer walking to anywhere. I don't have vehicles on my own... But Malaysian prefer ride or driving to anywhere. Might because of the weather or too prideful walking anywhere. Walking seems to inconvenient and can be shown as individual status if you don't driving to anywhere.
Same! I don't have a car so it's bit difficult for me :/
Malaysian people when facing the flying cockroach automatically the cockroach become a pig…😂🤣
🪳🐷
Why?!!
I dont really know why but i think because of reflection when they suddenly fly to your face we will scream ‘babbiiii’…hahaha😂🤣
😂cockroaches at my house be like always fight with me , fly everywhere & i will smack them
Kick their ass!
We also give thanks to people when they let us to move at junction with raising hand or double signal
What? Ive never seen it tho hahahaha
Yeah! raising hand were common here but double signal i rarely seen it but there was...oh i forgot we will higbeam for thanks or great people that we know 😂
Sometime can sometime cannot...wells if u work on customer service, that kpi counting on any refunded product..so that reason not all can give
I seee
6:09 sometimes can, sometimes cannot - as someone who work as call centre agent, to me that kinda world wide. call centre have quite limited access and authority.
let’s say you work for brand A call centre and receive calls from every part of the world - each outlets of brand A might have different approach to certain issue, while the knowledge and format that you have usually the general ones. so for that, i usually advise to check with the outlet. either by walk-in or email. see what they can consider or tolerate or offer to compensate. this is just one of many factors.
if they say cannot, but when you check with the outlet straight they say can, usually the main policy said cannot. but the outlet itself willing to tolerate, take the risk and take alternate decision.
Ahhh now I get it!
We call it cockroach when walking like usually . But when it fly we call it babiiiiiiiiii 😂😂😂
🐷🐷 hahaha
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I really can't relate with the 1st and 3rd one 🤣👍✨
can't? whyyy hahahaha
@@KakakKorea
I can't relate to the first one bcuz I'm short-tempered and 3rd one because I rarely go to swimming pool so if I see one I'll get excited about it
@@reiyaizhere hahahaha I got it now it depends on person I guess 😁😁
About sometimes can sometimes can not. It depends on to whom you are talking to. Usually they can’t do it but they tend to make it easier for you so they try to cut some processes. And the process usually become smoother if you meet them face to face because they can see and “judge” you hahahahah. If you are polite, try to speak their language. They will go out of their way to make things easy for you
Ohhh wow different point of view! thank you for sharing : )
Haha long time never see kakak high view video post-pandemic hahahaha
Haha ppl dont wan watch my daily life stuff
we walked even if its 5 mins cuz its super hot in malaysia but in korea u got autumn right where u have cooling air so walking is easy but for us a 5 min walk is like a 3 hour walk under very hot sun so we drive and at least we have air con in car
Yeaaa I understand : )!
There will be more cultures shock if you visit Sabah and Sarawak. More different cultures. More different food. And more different places.
interesting!
I really wanna go Sabah and Sarawak, maybe this year!
Although Sabah and Sarawak in the same Borneo Island but it has distinctive cultures and foods. Sabah popular for its mountain and islands. Sarawak popular for its cultures, foods, rainforest, beaches and heritage trail.
@@albertchin6417 thanks for letting me know💖
The driving part is so factual 🤭 idk why we are like that 🤣
Too hot to walk I guess? 🤓
Everybody gangster until cockroaches change into fly mode.
Run for your life or grab your sandals and piak piak them.
🤣🤣🤣
OMG!!! hate them so much
We dont honk much but our mouth surely didnt stop blabbering 😂
hahaha yea I saw that a lot
About the walking part. 10 years ago, would've been easily walk everywhere within KL (When u know the streets, its easier). But at the present, its safer to drive even for 5 minutes because the heat is unbearable. Can easily get heatstroke if not careful, walking path is beside the point as most important is stay hydrated & healthy.
Sometimes Can, Sometimes cannot; we always look at the person's experience. The caliber person always say can and deliver because they know how it works (just amazing quality working class citizen), the one always say cannot is either new or just refuse to do the work or just don't understand how to serve. I've dealt with many people and 100% guaranteed it comes down to the person's experience and whether he or she having a good day or not.
Yea I agree! I can't walk too long in here cos of the heat!
As all Muslim over the world always apply "Patience is half of Faith" as taugh by Prophets, thus as Malaysia is an Islamic country, this practice was also embedded since little to our nation..including to nonMuslim as well.. Its like trying to understand that everybody have their own problem and being angry over small things only make u stress and hypertensive..
Still everybody has different level of patience.. Just dont poke the beehive.
Its very memorable to have flying cockroach landed on your face... Unimaginabally scarily goosebumpy.. Always prepare 1 cockroach killer spray at each room area..
About lock the door , lock the gate and everything, safety is important. People do that because there were bad incidence happen before. Its better to play safe than being the target of felony.. God is everywhere, so do Devils
hahah car honks doesn't happen as much because it more of an insult than a "warning I'm here" 😂
Interesting! Its more like alerting in Korea
even if the cocroach in korea are small, I'm still gonna scream if i saw one 💀
Hahahaha its reallllly small like big ant
I no longer feel afraid of them ever since I live in malaysia
In Malaysia.. went it crawls it call Lipas.. but.. went it fly.. will call it Babi..😂
🐷hahaha
Happy Malaysia day 🇲🇾 🇰🇷 ❤
There’s a reason why Malaysian are very cautious all the time. Because like every other countries in the world we understand that everywhere there will be some thieves, kidnappers, drug addicts who take advantage of other people for easy money. So it’s better safe than sorry to be cautious n be mindfull of our surrounding.
good point!
Kakak.... Your point of view always funny to me.. but it makes sense thou... everything u say I can relate. By the way the cockroaches issue bhahaha 😅😅
Hahaha 🪳😭 it scratched my face with wing 🤣
아름다워지셨습니다😮😊
감사합니다.. 🌷
The can and cannot really depends on the person. Some are understanding and some arent.
yea but most of the time, CAN! if you ask one more time lol
kinda true the first one. only few would turn the whole area upside down for long queue. let say 100 ppl there, less than 10 is very vocal. i know everyone is mad. but they afraid to "kecoh-kecoh" haha
what's kecoh kecoh??
@@KakakKorea kecoh-kecoh mean creating havoc or making a big deal out of it.
정부기관에서 잘 기다리는 게 아니라...짜증이 없는것도 아닌데 그냥 짜증을 내도 소용 없는 거예요 ㅠㅠ 정부기관이 일하는 속도에 이미 익숙해져서 뭘 어쩔수 없어서 그런것 같아요 ㅎㅎㅎㅎ 그리고 어쩔 땐 되고 어쩔 땐 안되고 그것은 진짜예요!! ㅋㅋㅋㅋ 말레이시아에서 자라서 그런 일을 하도 많이 경험해봤으니까 다른 나라에 가서도 전화해서 안된다고 했는데도 직접가서 다시 물어보는 경우가 많아요 절대 네버 포기해요 ㅋㅋㅋㅋ
저는 한국에서 잠깐 살아봐서 언니가 언급한 차이점은 다 정확하다고 생각해여!! 재밌게 봤습니당!!!
맞아요 소용없더라구요.... 저도 속으로만 엄청 짜증내고 그냥 기다려요... 아직도 이해는 안가지만 ㅠㅠㅋㅋㅋㅋ 이번에 한국에 갔을때 안된다고 해서 포기 안하고 계속 물어봤는데 안되더라구요...............단호하더라구요^.^
말레이시아분이세요? 한국어 완전 잘해용!!!
Malaysian more to do camping 🏕️ , going travel inside & out side country especially neighboring countries like Thailand, Cambodia & Vietnam, food also Malaysian feveret.
Other you can show on your channel, Uptown / Night market in Kuala Lumpur, just going Uptown Danau Kota setapak KL, night market selling cheap products and also many night stall you can do Food Review
Yea I realized that mos of my friends prefer camping! haha yea will do a review : ) tanks for the recommendation!
Well, not only cockroach...but rat can be found too... And the car lock and hide precious/value things if u in the car is a safety measured too maybe u have never experiences it...but some it does happen where thieves snatch your phone or your handbag while u are driving and so on...and some will broke your car's window to snatch what they see that catch their eyes...there is alot of case happened which was recorded through cctv and posted on social media or witnessed by people around. So always be carefull and aware of your surrounding
Yea I didn't want to mention cus I hate the rat hahaha but I also saw them many times 🥹 also luckily I've never faced any situation that you mentioned, I will be more careful about it!! thank you : )
@@KakakKorea hahaha...owh sorry i mention about rat😂😂😂 didnt know u hate that😂😂😂..yeah..lets us becareful for our own safety😊😊😊
malaysia have that patient probably because we already used for those long lines and traffic jam...the cursing part...yeah we'll do mini cursing most of the time but to lazy to make a big scene because it's a waste of time😂we yell and scream silently...yeah we drive even if it's short distance because of the wether...i suprised myself when i came to europe and walk for almost 1 hour without sweating
haha mini cursing is cute
Haha while SG overdependent on buses bcuz their car is equivalent 2 5 proton X70s in our garage Props 2 their government 4 clamping down the overdependence of vehicles while forcing their people 2 take air con buses and MRT daily hahahaha
말레이시아에서는 깜빡이 안 켜고 막 끼어드는 차들이 너무 많아서 저는 그냥 좀 참고 넘어가는게 더 편해서 그래서 빵 안해요 😅 하지만 만약에 정말 위염한 상황이라면 방 하겠죠
맞아요 ㅋㅋㅋㅋ 깜빡이 진짜 잘 안켜요..휴..^^ 사람들 말 들어보니 말레이시아에서는 빵하면 싸움날수도 있어서 안한다네요!
Malaysian only HONK if they see their friends... 👍👍👍
🙋♀️🙋♀️🙋♀️
We literally have a slogan “Budi Bahasa Budaya Kita” which literally means “Our Good Manners are Our Culture” that’s why. We still curse but not openly 😂😂😂
Thats goood!
In Malaysia, when you walk 10 minutes. It's considered a daily workout! HAHAHAHA XD
Hahahah I agreee!
The two that caught my attention - fireworks and driving. Yes, there are too many fireworks all the time. I kinda wish they didn't do fireworks so much all the time. Also, there is no culture for bicycling. Even though oftentimes the distance is perfect for a bike.
Yeaaa I like fireworks but sometimes its too much and I heard its illegal!! 😂
Gosh..your eyes..its very beautiful
Thankiew🙏🙏
My perspective:
Q: Why are (some) Malaysians such patient driver?
A: Because we don't want to get into trouble, like if the other driver/rider turns out to be a road bully and attack us, we would have to deal with a range of mess from:
- having to deal with the road bully which may or may not get ourselves injured; we often have cases around here where certain people will call backup to beat people up
- (depending on the type of attack) going to the hospital for medical check-up
- making a police report (and being called in to make a statement)
- sending our car to the shop which may takes days to get resolved.
Q: Why are Malaysians such patient queuer?
A: Because the expectations for the standard of gov agencies here are pretty low, you can whine a bit but there's nothing you can done, and you won't see improvement until probably God knows how many years later. You might even get escorted out by the security if you make too much noise, which would defeat the purpose of you taking a leave to sort your stuff out at the gov agency.
Q: Why we don't wear a life vest in wave pool?
A: It could be because of our exposure to how the law can work for us are very different from Korea. When shit happens in Malaysia, we mostly just accept it, accept a compensation from theme park operator and move on. We won't take any serious actions against the theme park operator because that would mean we have to engage with the lawyers, which also means we have to pay lots of $$$ we didn't have to even get a lawsuit started, not to forget the hassle of having to go to court.
This also have a lot to do with the quality of service of our gov agencies that ensure the safety of these theme parks, obviously this is a very serious safety issue but it seems that these operators still manage to get a pass. I don't want to make any accusations here, but we have a saying here: “if you know you know la”.
Q: Why the responses are different with company and their staff?
A: It could be a number of factors:
1. Same as above, it could be the overall quality of service in our country isn’t exactly that good. Even if there’s a SOP by the company, doesn’t necessary mean the staff have to follow it. Some of them might even have their own interpretation and will do it their way.
2. Another reason could be because of the some difficult customers that the staff have to deal with that, after a certain period of time, they decided to break protocol and just execute it based on their own interpretation of the SOP.
Q: Doesn’t heat and plastic releases harmful chemical?
A: YES, you’re right. More Malaysians need to know this basic science fact, especially those idiots that conduct open burning with plastic wastes.
Q: Why do people lock their car even when there’s people inside?
A: I actually agree with you that our crime rate really isn’t that high, which is exactly why when ONE robbery happen, a lot of them make a huge fuss about it as if it’s the end of the world, like we can no longer live in the country, etc.
Incase someone argue: “just because you never encounter it, doesn’t mean it never happen”, I totally agree with you. I've encountered my fair share of theft and violence in the past. I never say our crime rate is ZERO. It’s not Japan or Singapore by any means, but it’s really not that high until I have to leave the country.
There’s actually something even more damning than crime here, and it’s when you encountered a corrupted authority who accuses you of committing a crime you didn't commit, and being asked for a bribe or else they’ll take you in. That to me, is even worst than getting robbed by a robber, because not only are you robbed of your money, but also your trust in the system. 😔
Thanks for the explanation! glad you shared it to me: )
Malaysia don't have cctv everywhere like South Korea so must bring all valuable item when left car or restaurant table.
I realised Malaysians don't use black box in the car as well!!
We dont horn because since we are child. Loud sound consider as sound pollution
I seee! : )