We Malaysians do not feel attacked by your words, we consider it a form of positif criticism, we will try to improve in the future.

@n.syahirah8580

Ай бұрын

🆙💯💯

@jinggosomchai7627

Ай бұрын

Agreed bro...as a Malaysians im also feel thats is a good & positif criticism...

@hakkesesshu

28 күн бұрын

在马来西亚，你能批评政府的建设，制度及党员（议员）。有批评，有监督是人民的权力，预防集权统治，共建美好未来。 很欢迎大家对大马的批评。😊

As a Malaysian, I can give you some insights as to why pedestrian sidewalks are practically non-existent in Malaysia. The main reason is just poor urban planning. Sidewalks are simply an afterthought. Every building and point of interest in Malaysia is designed for cars. You step outside your home, you are left with no option but to drive because the road system just in front of your house is exclusively designed for cars and motorcycles, not your legs. There are no sidewalks of any kind in a typical Malaysian urban neighborhood (called taman here). I've seen a lot of my fellow countrymen saying that Malaysian hot and humid climate is not suitable for walking. While I do agree that it can be unpleasant to walk anywhere when it's 32-33 degrees Celsius outside, a roofed or better yet, a tree covered sidewalk can make walking in this country more bearable. You don't have to walk directly under the hot sun, all you need is a paved sidewalk or walkway with trees shading you from the hot sun. I would really like to walk anywhere here in Malaysia. But three things prevent me from doing that: lack of sidewalks, shade, and stray dogs. The solution is not cheap, as it involves building hundreds of kilometers of paved sidewalks with trees providing shade for pedestrians from the sun. It can be done, we just have to start somewhere.

@yooneunhyesarang9245

Ай бұрын

Nicely worded.

@hantuelectronic8217

Ай бұрын

Dulu ya 30 lebih tapi skrg nk dekat 40 dah

@sjismail4600

Ай бұрын

I live in the outskirt of shah alam. Based on my observation, there are pedestrian sideways here. However, there are some other reasons why we walk/jog on the road instead of the sidewalks. 1) some irresponsible/selfish motorcyclist ride their motorcycles on the walkways for shortcut 2) people park their vehicles on the sidewalks illegally 3) people operating illegal stalls on these sidewalks and eventually they became permanent I hope the local council and police can be more strict on this.

@AnneLaniaz

Ай бұрын

Putrajaya is pedestrian friendly & mostly shaded by trees, no stray dogs (might encounter wild boar if u r unlucky) but hardly anybody use it. It is the heat. It used to be the unpredictable rain, but now you risk heat stroke walking in the hot sun.

@AzmiHere

Ай бұрын

@@AnneLaniaz I don't deny heat being one of the factors preventing locals from walking. I live in a typical Malaysian urban neighborhood here in Johor. There's a supermarket and a convenience store just a couple of meters away from where I live. Why do I have to risk my life walking on the road meant for cars and motorcycles just so that I can grab a carton of milk and a jar of coffee? Why aren't there any sidewalks connecting residential areas to commercial areas? The number of foreigners and tourists talking about the lack of sidewalks in our country on the internet really speaks volumes about how unfriendly Malaysia is for pedestrians and cyclists. You can find them everywhere. KZread, Facebook, Twitter and even on online forums like Reddit. Malaysia truly is one of the most pedestrian-hostile countries in the world. Pedestrians are simply not something government officials have in mind when they build towns and cities.

4:49 Alhamdulillah.. Dia dengar azan😊

I'm a Malaysian, and I appreciate your honest perspective, whether you're highlighting advantages or disadvantages. I value honesty in people. When it comes to countries, each one has its positives and negatives; there is no perfect country. Personally, when I travel to different countries, I also encounter things I like and dislike. This is normal and part of the country's identity that we, as foreigners, must accept, even if it's difficult. For example, it can be hard for me to find halal food, bidets, the call to prayer (azan), small prayer rooms (surau) in certain countries, also unfriendly locals but I have to accept and endure these differences.

Thankyou for telling us the disadvantage,🧸 we will improve that as a developing country,also if you wish to live here ,u need to start the effort now,cause of the time needed is long,thank you for coming here,hope you guys can come here again insyaallah, ps-need more youtuber to promote our beloved country. Best of health you both❤

@Nabila-dx8xf

Ай бұрын

china also developing country gaiss

@loismetal1567

23 күн бұрын

Us : we will improve!! The Goverment: We DGAF!

Critics only trigger our desire to improve. Our education system is developed n stimulates young malaysians to activate brain to think creatively..innovative n act accordingly. For decades we learnt ..observe...adapt new knowledge n innovation to build our nation n we are still learning. Everyday is learning... by mistakes...by example...by trial n error... by history... anything that contributes to lesson.. it's a vital part in building what we are now. As we are Muslims majority Qur'an n sunnah are the major source of our education system. From primary till tertiary education. Rude behaviour n statement only displays one's messy background n upbringing. We can always make du'a to Allah to better us as His servants. We are not perfect n we are humans with err but we put effort to improve with guidance from Allah. InshaAllah. May Allah keep guiding us. Aamiin Note: come visit us again in future to explore more. Short visit not enough to learn about Malaysia.

JUTAAN TERIMA KASIH KEPADA OLDWACTH MA DAN VIONA KERANA MEMBERI TAHU KEPADA KAMI RAKYAT MALAYSIA BERKAITAN KEBAIKAN DAN KEBURUKAN SEPANJANG PERCUTIAN MELANCUNG KE MALAYSIA.. (TERPAKSA GUNA KAN BAHASA MALAYSIA/MELAYU AGAR ORANG LAIN DI NUSANTARA DAPAT MEMAHAMI APABILA SINGGAH MELIHAT/MEMBACANYA CHANNEL KZread ANDA❤🎉) KAMU JANGAN RISAU ATAU TAKUT2 BILA MENYATAKAN KOMEN2 NEGETIF/KEBURUKAN MENGENAI NEGARA KAMI MALAYSIA.. KERANA RAKYAT MALAYSIA SANGAT TERBUKA FIKIRAN SERTA MINDA NYA.. INSYA ALLAH KAMI AKAN MEMPERBAIKI SEDAYA UPAYA TERMAMPU SEGALA KRITIKAN, HUJATAN MAU PUN KEBURUKAN YANG ADA PADA DIRI ATAU DI DALAM NEGARA AGAR DAPAT DI ATASI MASALAH NYA.. KAMI RAKYAT MALAYSIA JUGA DAPAT BERLAJAR SERTA MENERIMA ILMU DARI KAMU DEMI KEBAIKAN DIRI DAN NEGARA MALAYSIA❤🎉 🇲🇾 ❤ 🇨🇳 ❤ 🇯🇴 ❤ ☪

Very positive criticism ! I hope someone heard this to make our country more better! Great explainantion. See u in Malaysia soon!

In Malaysia, if you come across someone who cannot speak English.. they are foreigners especially those from Indonesia that looks very much like local Malays (I notice from your video at Kampung Baru) and also some other foreigners from Bangladesh, Vietnam, Nepal and India.. Local Malaysia can speak at least basic english for communication since at average every single malaysian underwent 11 years of english language classes at school..

@samuelyusuf5009

19 күн бұрын

Not true, i am a foreigner studying here. I would say not everyone here knows the basic english, they know just some words. Even the funny thing is if i speak in english other than the foreigners they (my fellow peers) don't actually get what i am saying. Sometimes it feels like i am bad at english (although not that good that i can be proud of). As english is not the primary language here, it's pretty expected. But this actually motivating me to learn bahasa melayu.

@suhailahwahap6307

9 күн бұрын

It is true in some extend. But surely most local kids are better in English than much older people since the younger generations are most exposed to KZread, tiktoks and Roblox

Terima Kasih dan Salam dari kami di Malaysia, thank you for coming to Malaysia, tq fol All

We Malaysian don’t feel offended at all. There are no perfect countries and there are still rooms for improvement. For transportation it is easier to use any e-hailing apps such as Grab, Maxim and etc. For postage also we can use app to fill in our details but the package must be brought to the post office. The internet in Malaysia needs improvement but like you guys said we Malaysian are really living in a slow pace so there’s no rush for us 😅

I love your honesty. No country is perfect. Terima kasih kerana melawat Malaysia❤❤❤

Wow 61.1 k subscriber now, another visit to malaysia, spore and indonesia will boost it to 100k 😁

we are not perfect country where everywhere you go is perfectly clean..so don't worry to expressing what u see..

Thank you, come again to Malaysia! Malaysia can do better with feedback (good & bad points) from travelers like you both! 👍👍😁

Thank you very much for sharing your thoughts on the things you did not enjoy during your visit to Malaysia. Your feedback is very important for our government and relevant ministries, as well as for us as citizens, to improve on these shortcomings. We accept your criticisms with an open heart and mind and will work to address these issues over time. Thank you once again, and we invite you to visit us again if you have the opportunity. We always look forward to welcoming you back.

😂😂. Guys.. just tell us anything. No worry. Stated the location, what the disadvantages there in that location. Its ok. It is a good thing for us to know our disadvantages.

Malaysia's hot and humid weather is not suitable for walking, walking causes you to sweat a lot, this makes you have to shower, otherwise the smell is very unpleasant.

@bakaweiner6956

29 күн бұрын

Weird, your ancestors never moaned about walking...

@hairulazuardaud7957

29 күн бұрын

@@bakaweiner6956 no one to stop you even if you want to walk under the schorching sun embroidering hot asphalt, each ones choice and life is easy.😅

@aniqwerty1991

28 күн бұрын

​@@bakaweiner6956 maybe cause they were living among lush greeneries back then, lots of shade unlike an urban jungle full.of hot fumes from car exhausts

@burungman123

27 күн бұрын

@@bakaweiner6956 funny since your ancestors kept complaining about it most of the time

@norhaizanomar2926

22 күн бұрын

If you had lived in uk and experienced the cold weather, you would definitely appreciate the hot and humid weather here.

We do have pickup parcel service, I've never been to the post office for a very long time :) and we do have 5G but you need to buy 5G sim and buy the service :)

Assalaimualaikum to sweet couple Ma and Viona , may Allah protect and guide you both till Jannah , Love from Malaysia ❤❤❤

For someone who never been abroad before, Viona English is so great

It is good to hear your frank views.

In my opinion, the lack of pedestrian sidewalks has something to do with history when British as western colonizer came here, they built the road not for the convenience of the people, but for the British bosses to go to the highland where they drank tea with their British counterparts, or wives or their kids, or to visit plantation sites or to their offices with their cars and with drivers while they just sat at the back seat. And this mindset and city planning is unconsciously continued even after independence. Excuse that there is no sidewalks because of hot weather, is just BS. The same goes with Chinese in Malaysia. Watching your video, I sometimes wonder if the wave of Chinese immigration to south east Asia were of Muslim Chinese community like you, instead of those brought in by British to support their colonial economy, maybe the integration will be way better, way smoother, because we speak the same faith language.

for the postal service, we have the apps but since you're foreigner i think they don't advise you to use the phone. But if you live here and use postage than you definitely can use the mobile app to send packages.

There is taxi counter inside KLIA airport, travelers do not need to call for taxi, because KLIA airport is very far from city. At taxi counter, travelers just pay at the counter, then go to the pick up point and taxi waiting for you there.

@imjuzsayin..5017

28 күн бұрын

Specific name is airport limo

Thank you, my dear brother and sister. I enjoyed your videos of your experiences in malaysia. Come again soon.

In Malaysia we shower minimum 2 times a day...

malaysia is leading in halal industry. if you want to find restaurant that have halal certificate most likely they are inside the mall.

welcome back to malaysia ❤❤❤

Thank You Mr.Ma Thank You Viona..next time coming again to Malaysia okey.😉

看到书柜里水浒传，西游记，三国演义，红楼梦，白话二十五史精选，太显眼了不小心忍不住看能看清哪些书了

in Malaysia the government did not allow the motorcycle to do renovations certain part ( sound that make loud noise) .. it is illegal to do so..

We welcome productive criticism like yours. Some time we got so used to it that we never thought that its a disadvantage on us.

Salam from Malaysia

I been watching your youtube before you come to malaysia before viona wearing hijab and I'm from Malaysia.

Yes, Viona, you are correct Muslim chinese (including you both) have somewhat become "a cultural bridge" between muslim-malays and non-muslim chinese. Nowadays, its even trendy for Hui Muslims to open restaurants in KL (selling pulled noodles, lamb pastries etc) - and BOTH Malays and Chinese communities in Malaysia, are loving these food. This is just one example. (in fact, you should had done a Hui restaurant food review when you were here last month - do it next time).

I think why you didn't see young couples while you're in Malaysia probably due to few factors: (1) Since Malaysia is hot, most of couples (not all) prefer go to date in shopping malls, cafes - places with air conditioning (2) Also, most of the times people going on dates during the weekend, less in weekdays. (3) I think because of you visited Malaysia during Ramadhan, so probably people don't go dates that much just because of respecting the holy month. But there are some couples spending times together or break their fast (iftar). (4) Or probably nothing do to much during the day because most of couples during the date, they go out to eat or food hunting. So during Ramadhan, they cannot eat. These are just my assumption, but could be wrong

@QairulIzhar

Ай бұрын

Saya rasa sangat bodoh untuk mengatakan yang orang tidak dating di bulan ramadan kerena hormat bulan tersebut..sedangkan di dalam islam dating adalah haram..untuk apa kamu hormat jika perkara tersebut tidak salah di dalam islam..jangan beri jawapan berdasarkan pendapat kamu ataupun berdasarkan budaya..islam berdasarkan quran dan sunnah..jangan bangga menghalalkan perkara yang jelas haram di dalam islam..😊

@syfqhhrs

Ай бұрын

@@QairulIzhar terima kasih atas teguran. Setuju bahawa haram hubungan antara lelaki & wanita yang tidak ikatan perkahwinan. Namun begitu, kita tidak dapat menidakkan anak muda kini ada yang mempunyai pasangan & menggelak keluar dating dalam bulam Ramadhan. Ni hanya pemerhatian sahaja, tidak bermakna saya setuju & tidak pernah saya melakukannya sbb belum mempunyai pasangan lagi. Dan rasanya saya tiada menulis atau membaurkan perasaan bangga, tak pasti mengapa saudara berasa sedemikian. Rasanya oldwatchma & viona sebut dalam video mereka yang selain orang muda, mereka juga menyebut pasangan muda yang dah berkahwin tapi belum mempunyai anak - mereka tidak nampak ketika lawatan di Malaysia. Rakan2 saya yg dah berkahwin ada yg tidak keluar dating bersama pasangan ketika bulan ramadhan & luangkan masa utk perkara yg berfaedah, jadi apa yg tulis merangkumi pasangan berkahwin juga. Juga terima kasih atas perkataan 'bodoh' yang diberikan, tapi alangkah lebih baik digantikan dengan perkataan yg tidak menyinggung perasaan.

@QairulIzhar

Ай бұрын

@@syfqhhrs Saya mintak maaf juga kalau perkataan yang saya gunakan menyinggung perasan kamu..tetapi hakikatnya perkataan tersebut layak digunakan apabila seorang muslim mempunyai kenyataan seperti menghormati islam ataupun membuat amalan islam hanya apabila ianya melibatkan bulan ramadan..islam wajiblah sentiasa bersama kita dari dalam hati kita bersertakan amalan kita dari kita lahir hinggalah kita kembali kepada Allah s.w.t..lagi sekali saya mintak maaf jika kamu tersinggung saya hanya menujukan perkataan tersebut kepada kenyataan yang kamu katakan..bukan terhadap diri kamu..kemungkinan kamu jauh lebih bijak dari saya terhadap banyak perkara..saya mintak maaf jika kamu tersinggung..😔

Enjoyed your vlog very much! China has progressed by leaps and bounds. My first visit was in 1998, so very different from now.

nice video after trip. i felt the different when i travel to china . whenever you go outside it happens

Assalamualaikum, your sincear comments are very wellcomed. It will help us improved. You may detect their origin by their language. The forgieners you mention may come all over the world. May the authorities take note to address such noises.

Assalamualaikum .🎉 (from Bangladesh)

Thank you so much for your feedback about Malaysia, perhaps maybe they can improve on what you mentioned, good video guys and also keep practicing your English,I do enjoy it anyway, Salam from me, Malaysia, Indonesia and Singapore

You inspired me to tidy up my book shelves

Waalaikumussalam...😊👌

Thanks for constructive feedbacks.

Interesting video

Terima kasih ❤

Batu Caves is not Buddhist Temple but Hindu Temple

Love u guyzzzzz...plz come to malaysia againnnn🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉

Both of you are such sweet couple. ❤ really enjoy ur chatter! 😂😊

I don't find any of it offending instead most things that you talks, maybe needs time for you to understand. Most foreigner/youtuber said because Malaysia is unique & so diverse, they needs time to finally understand how things are done here. Try living longer next time and find a good local friends that can give right information. Wish you both luck & happiness and enjoy your trip everywhere around the world

Salaam Alaikum, It is always good to know different languages. We don't know what the future hold for us. In Holland we are taught our own language Dutch and also English, German, and French.I also speak some Arabic. It helped me very much, because I lived in 5 different countries.

Alhamdulilah u hear azan everwhere in Malaysia.

Tq. Next time, please contact me ... I can drive you to historical Malacca and other parts of Malaysia.

Kind people

Regarding the internet speed, it may be because you used your Airbnb's wifi which is slow or if you bought a local SIM card, it may have not been the right package.

Wa'alai'kumus'salam.

about the pos laju is is true. I still need to write and then post my thing. I wish we can have it digitalized.

Come to Malaysia next month for Eid Adha

Hye waalaikumsalam Ma and viona..😊😊

Next time you all go to the village (Kampung) in Malaysia. You will see new view & different environment. You can go to Kampung Morten, Melaka or the village have to paddy field or Cultural Village every state such as Johor, Kedah, Terengganu, Kelantan, Pahang ect.

Most of females soldiers in Malaysia wear hijab with the uniform

I'm a bit sad that you guys don't come to sabah last time, but maybe next time you'll do 😊

a bit suprise fiona said its neutral for her about the hijab. because i still remember when u first came to Malaysia and look so impressed on how almost every girl/woman wear hijab 😂

@oldwatchma

Ай бұрын

Hahaha, because this is from the perspective of Chinese and Muslims ~ This is to avoid offending those who do not wear hijab ~😄

Agree with you that the roads in Malaysia are not pedestrian-friendly. The pedestrian walkway should be inclusive to other pedestrians like those on wheelchairs and using PMD (Personal Mobility Device). Not only the road is accessible to those in wheelchairs and physically impaired but also makes it accessible to all the buildings. They need to improve in this area to make the road safer for all.

@mho3227

Ай бұрын

Too bad 😢

Terima kasih

Viona's husband is so charming... Just like Viona, so supportive. 😊

Our drivers respect people in need either in ambulance, police car or fire brigade. So when the siren is on, we give them a clear route to pass❤

If u come to Malaysia again, do consider to visit Cameron Highlands.. all the best

Sound of ambulance alarm siren is part of daily life even outside KL. Sending serius sick people to govt hospt.

@mrsdin3739

Ай бұрын

Not agree may be they stayed nearby hospital, and center city. HKL is near Kampung baru, i think they stayed around that area, police sirens normal for city centre, it can be accident, criminal cases, escorts. I live outside KL, police sirens, ambulance are very rare for us, but as I have routine visit to hospital which is in the Capital State, most of the times we can see ambulance in the road, as we have 3 main hospitals located here, not including 3-4 private 🏥. If you stayed around hot area for medical centre, industrial area, crimanal area, any detention centre, i am not surprised you say so.

@imjuzsayin..5017

28 күн бұрын

Sometimes not only ambulance. Firefighters, polices, escort teams also need sirens

thank you for your criticism.... hopefully in future, we can make some changes, to provide good experience for tourist...except for the weather....there's nothing we can do about wet or hot weather in Malaysia...😅😅

Please come and visit the states in Malaysia. You can include the state mosque and other intersting mosques. Talking about smell, i think my home state also has a unique smell. Very different from where i stay now in selangor. When i was staying in Sarawak the smell there was different. I suppose you are right. There’s different smell in different places 🤔

Its ok for those disadvantage comments. Those are needed to do the necessary correction in Malaysia. For clarification, these are some points: 1. Halal certification is a bit strict and expansive business. Malaysian Standards MS1500, MS 2400, MS2424 and MS 2636, and FSMS/ISO:2200, GMP, HACCP and FSSC international standards ISO/IEC 17065. There are too many to comply before Malaysia Islamic Development Department issues the Halal Certificate. 2. On internet, Malaysia is not fully 5G covered. Still under development. But for internet speed, it depend on service provider package. Choose the correct one. Anyway, thank you for the visit. Hope you come again to Malaysia. That is why

Is the smell you mentioned is the Muslim perfume? It's very common for guys and girls to use the Muslim perfume in Malaysia and Singapore..do hui people also use such perfume?

WAALAIKUMUSSALAM WBT SAHABAT ❤❤❤❤❤

That washing ass thing is called bidet spray. You can easily buy it online if you plan to fix 1 at home.

Hi Ma & Viona, its normal to have bidet in the toilet in all homes in malaysia regardless of what race. If you in Malaysia again, From KLIA or KLIA2 u can take ERL or high speed train to kl city station, kl sentral station and from the you can get taxi or grab to your hotel. Faster and more convineant. Pls come back , look like you r confortable here. Take a break in langkawi island or historic town of malacca. Its totally different setting from KL city you hv visited

Ha3. Pls dont worry. What you said are true. We experience and feel the same way. So that means you are ‘Malaysian’

there are some places where pedestrian/motorcycle paths have been made, but even that is not wide enough. maybe because the area here is not wide, it is suitable for the area of ​​this country, which is not as big as other countries. However... the facility is still there, just not all places are available. comment you will make us improve any shortcomings so that this country is more preferred to be visited by tourists. for the comments on Malaysia's advantages... thank you very much

Indonesia hadir

Im local.. yes . Im agreed bout taxi or grab.. waiting them to pick up sometimes take more than 10 to 20 min.. even tho in map that route no jammed at all . Haha.. sometimes im so angry for waiting for long hhaahaa.. im understand ur feeling.. haha

23:09 it is a bidet. as a Muslim we need to wash with water. If there is no water then we can (istinja) use other things to clean.

Malaysia❤❤❤❤❤

Erzhou I just noticed you mentioned Azan as Bang in your languange. In Negeri Sembilan dialect (Negeri Sembilan is one of 14 states in Malaysia), Bang means Azan too. What a co incidence.No..I think this is not co-incidence.There must be some reason behind this similarity. This makes me more excited to reads about what is the connection between the people of Negeri Sembilan and the people of Yunnan.

@cnachopchopnewsagency

Ай бұрын

Dia sebut "bang" sebab salah satu video dia tengah travel di malaysia, ada seorang malaysia bagitahu mereka di malaysia azan juga dipanggil "bang". Ada satu video mereka, waktu awal awal sampai Malaysia. Mereka pasangan yang hormati cara lokal sebut, jadi mereka ikut sebut "bang" bila dengar azan di Malaysia dan nak terangkan kepada audiens. Kau ni jenis cepat perlekehkan budaya dan bahasa sendiri sampai nak kata kita ada kaitan dengan yunnan pula. Tak perlu kita nak hormati orang lain sampai "dilute" bahasa dan budaya sendiri sampai nak kata tiada keistimewaan langsung dan semuanya datang dari luar.

@shahrilizwan84

29 күн бұрын

@@cnachopchopnewsagency tak bro.ko refer video dia yang lain sebelum dia travel ke Malaysia.

@shahrilizwan84

29 күн бұрын

@@cnachopchopnewsagency bila nak menulis belajar cara reply pendapat orang supaya kau nampak terdidik sempurna oleh kedua orang tua kau. Dengan kata lain supaya kau tak nampak kurang di ajar dan memperbodohkan diri sendiri.Please, belajar cara untuk tidak memperlekehkan tulisan atau pendapat orang.Belajar adab.Kalau boleh ambil exam upkk supaya kau dapat belajar subjek adab secara formal.

Can you guys go and visit Shadian Mosque and show us? I hear it is a very nice place. Thanks.

@oldwatchma

29 күн бұрын

actually we are in shadian, you can check out later when we finish the editing~

The siren sounds may also be from police escorting the VVIPs, clearing out the routes in the always heavy trafficked area

Maybe you can say ‘the back part’ 😅😅 And that washer is in general called bidet (pronounced ‘bidey’) in English, maybe a French word (?)

🇲🇾🇲🇾🇲🇾🎉

The point when you say you feel at home in Kuala Lumpur where you can hear the adzan in the city... I just want to say that one indonesian woman has stated in her tik tok that she never hear the adzan while she was im Malaysia. She visited Johor, Terengganu and Kuala Lumpur. She cried whe she reached her home town in Indonesia because she says that she can hear the adzan and she misses hearing adzan. Apparently while she was in Malaysia she didn't hear it.

@QairulIzhar

Ай бұрын

This is a very stupid comment because it's easy for you to believe what people say before making sure what they say is the truth..as a Malaysian I welcome you to Malaysia so you can see and hear with your own head..my advice is to throw away your opinion hate in your heart towards others..because that is a bad attitude and example..especially if you are muslim..😊

@mrsdin3739

Ай бұрын

Biarkan la dia, tak perlu diungkit hal itu disini.

@zaharizak

Ай бұрын

@@mrsdin3739 Kan??? Suka sangat membawang orang kita ni... isshhh

@zarajasmine5619

29 күн бұрын

I even hear 5 times call of prayer in Brickfields , which is predominantly Indian and Chinese area. There are millions of haters in this world which love to spread hatred and rumours.

Assalamualaikum...

Salam,semasa awak datang ke malaysia bulan ramadhan memang cuaca panas tidak seperti sekarang normal .di mlysia motor bising sebab anak muda nakal sedikit polis selalu membuat oprasi tapi tetap juga ada di mlysia mengubah kenderaan dan bunyi bising satu kesalahan tapi orang buat jugak

@azmanabas8425

Ай бұрын

Very true... Mrk yg buat ekzos bising ni mmg jenis yg pentingkan diri. I don't know what's in their mind, what is their mentality. Mrk tahu majority org meluat dgn perangai mrk, tapi mrk buat jugak. Mmg rasa nak penerajang sekor2 yg dok rem motor bising ni. Jumpa polis baran baru mrk tahu

I am surprise there is no "durian" in Fiona's list. You should try eating durian at the durian orchard, in durian town of Raub or Penang

In Malaysia, young couple dating do not do obvious affection action in the public, we respect other's feeling. Couples do watching movie together, they would buy couple seats, couples would eat together, but also sit properly in the public (well manners) so it is difficult to tell if they are dating or not. Nobody would do cuddling or kissing in the public in Malaysia, we tag these action as "no respect "

do come again brother @Ma

Assalamualaikum 🙏

22:22 China LEFT left hand drive, but drives on the RIGHT Malaysia RIGHT hand drive, but drives on the LEFT

Figuring Halal restaurant is simple.. ALL Malay restaurants are HALAL.. MOST Chinese restaurants are NON-HALAL.. SOME Indian restaurants are NON-HALAL.. Malay restaurant DID NOT need to show a halal logo, because basically ALL Malays are MUSLIM.. However, other races MUST show HALAL logo if they serve halal foods.. About the girl wearing hijab in a non-halal restaurant.. You need to understand, most of the hijabi workers are Indonesian workers.. They just work in any fields/premises/shops/restaurants as they like, either its halal or not.. It's not our business to judge.. Local Muslims definitely will not work there, that for sure..

@weastcos1956

Ай бұрын

Yeah, same as to hijabi filipinos in north borneo sabah.

@zaharizak

Ай бұрын

Sebagai Malaysian di sini.. trust me, it doesn't sound that simple. Maybe for us yang dah biasa.

@window2000

Ай бұрын

yes....local women have many other choices than to work at non halal restaurants....but it is totally different in indonesia....hijabi girl can sell pork satay..most probably they really dont have any choice

@Ruriko.Y

Ай бұрын

to say "most of the hijabi workers are Indonesian workers" is not exactly true. there are so many local hijabi Malays working in F&B and also restaurants with no halal cert. i'm talking about places like Ben's, Plan B etc, which serves alcohol and there are still Malay hijabis working there albeit part time. there are also non halal chinese places who asked their (usually Indonesian) workers to wear a hijab although they are not muslim. that part is a bit tricky & confusing for foreigners to navigate their way around. it's confusing even as a local.

@window2000

Ай бұрын

@@Ruriko.Y its frustrating to see this is happening.....like convenient stores...still selling alcoholic drinks...which i think must stop....alcoholic items must be sold separately with different licence just like in the hypermarket where they have different section..

10:49 Batu Caves is Hindu temple, not Buddhist

How many new subscribers did you get from Malaysia?

@oldwatchma

29 күн бұрын

10k maybe?

@amein73

28 күн бұрын

@@oldwatchma that's a lot. You should be thankful

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