Discovering Malaysia: Cost of Living, Diversity, and Culture | Top Things I Love
Welcome to "Top Things I Love," where I explore the best aspects of different places worldwide! In this episode, join me as we delve into Malaysia, a country renowned for its vibrant culture, diverse population, and culinary delights. From the affordable cost of living to the warm hospitality of its people, Malaysia offers a unique blend of modernity and tradition.
Explore the bustling malls that cater to every taste and budget and uncover the rich tapestry of Malaysian culture shaped by Malay, Chinese, Indian, and indigenous influences. Discover why Malaysia's location makes it a hub for travel and commerce in Southeast Asia and how widespread English proficiency makes it easy for travelers and expatriates to navigate daily life.
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You should visit East Malaysia as well
malaysia is very affordable for food and transportation as most food (vege, oil, eggs, rice etc) prices and gas prices is partially subsidies by our goverment
Wonderful.
Enjoy the stay and good luck on your endeavour. Mind you we dont play 'black' card overhere as 'black' is not a thing over here. We have our own 'black' but we never call anyone as 'black' except those who adopted black as their nickname. We didnot call ethnicity based on their skin colour and we are proud of it. And tlaking about language, we are not a fan of Shakespeare as we have our own 'manglish' 😂😂😂
Great list!
Hope your stay is pleasant and have a great journey.
Thank you for the video! I found it very informative. I'm a Los Angeles based teacher and the cost of living is sky high here. I've always wanted to teach abroad. Thanks to your video, Kuala Lumpur is now on my list of possible destinations. 😁
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Ай бұрын
You're more than welcome.
I think you should mention about safety too...very often we heard from the news about random shooting in the U.S
@chajones
Ай бұрын
Noted...I appreciate that. Safety is important too.
That “indoctrination” comment came out of nowhere. I love this video and I know you respect culture. But the word “indoctrination” felt a bit disrespectful. Even though you referred to Malaysia as not “indoctrinating” like certain other countries, it is still a muslim majority country. And saying our belief is an indoctrination without properly understanding the religion itself may and will offend a lot of us, especially when living in our country. Thank you sister for enjoying your time here. May your family be blessed with meeting kind people in Malaysia always ❤️ Please take your time with getting to know the locals and insyaAllah learn about true Islam from our manners.
@chajones
27 күн бұрын
@OtakuScandal please be assured that the word was not used in a disrespectful manner as I have a Muslim father and was raised Muslim. My thoughts and perspective, however, are based on my culture as an American. With that said, if what I said was offensive, I appolize that was not the intention.