Thanks so much for watching and don't forget to subscribe! Help us get to 3k! and if you are from Kuala Lumpur please give us some suggestions on where to go and what to eat!
Hai hello..I recemond..u to visit Malaka..our historical state of Malaysia..u also can find.lots colonial haritage such as dutch.. Portuguese..British....which .. given by UNESCO...difinetly u will enjoy it.....
Yes it is a beautiful place to wander. We plan to return to both markets to do a little shopping and another video. Today's video was to learn about the areas etc.
One Important and interesting historical fact about Central Market is that it was once a wet market selling fishes and vegetables before it was converted into traditional art and cultural market many years ago😅😅😊
Thank you! Yes we have been here for 3 weeks but we focused on Langkawi for that time. We are here in Kuala Lumpur for one week but we definitely plan to return. We booked our summer exploring Indonesia, Malaysia and then Philippines for one month each but we travel full time so returning is the plan! Thank you for the support and encouragement!
The sign that said "Bersama kita menjaga kebersihan kawasan ini - Sayangi Kuala Lumpur - Dewan Bandaraya Kuala Lumpur" is not the name of the area. It is a public notice. Loosely, it translates to "Together we keep this area clean - Treasure(Love) Kuala Lumpur - City Hall Kuala Lumpur".
12:04 - The visible tent is for the use of a ceremony commemorating one of Malaysia's statesmen, namely Tun Dr. Ismail (who served as the second Deputy Prime Minister of Malaysia from September 1970 to his death in August 1973). He played many roles in stabilizing and prospering the Malaysian economy. 15:21 - At night the mosque area and along the banks of the river are decorated with beautiful lights. 16:21 - "Bersama kita menjaga kebersihan" ( Together we take care of cleanliness )
We are comfortable being underrated. So please focus on the bad so we can improve and at the same time avoid being the next Dallas or austin where people keep coming in.
@JennandLeon 14th year in a row the best low cost carrier. For full service carrier is singapore airlines. Of course singapore still has the best airport.
Thank you for your this wonderful video, and for your first impressions, Welcome to KL, Malaysia. I hope that you guys have had a good time in KL and also Langkawi.
Bahasa Malaysia is very easy to learn, in terms of pronunciation, the vowels are phonetically articulated as per a e i o u in the words. You are doing just fine with pronouncing the Malay words.
*Welcome to Malaysia, Malaysian likes to lepak2 at mamak restaurant drink teh Tarik - you can joining me to or any Msian if you likes , is no problem for Malaysian*
Ello, welcome to The Green city of KL, ..amazing M'sia...she has everything tat u may need....discover, chill, n enjoy; day & nite! ..including the 'rainbow'! I can't been back to Toronto, nor Montreal, it's been ages! Cheers!..do visit Cameron Highlands, Malacca, ...the beaches, even Sabah & Sarawak( east m'sia, Borneo island)
Oh yes I was born and grew up in Toronto and my home is very near to Montreal between Montreal and Ottawa! However I have been traveling full time for over 2 years now...so! Thanks for the recommendations! Those are all on our list for our next visit! Thank you for watching! So much to see and do in Kuala Lumpur we wanted to focus on the city!
I think you can't go up the Twin Tower at night. For a better view you guys can go up the sky deck at KL Tower at night. If not mistaken there are no time limit at KL Tower but the Twin Tower for only about 1 hour.
Oh ok that's very helpful information! I will look into it all to make sure before we go! Thank you for the heads up. In Canada, in Toronto (where I was born) we have the CN Tower which is quite similar to the one here in Kuala Lumpur. It reminds me of home!
@@JennandLeon And begin from yesterday till 16 sep KL Tower got 66% discount by buying the ticket walk in to celebrate their independence day they give the discount.
@@JennandLeon(bersama) mean together, (kita) mean we, (menjaga) mean protect or guard, (kebersihan) mean cleanest, (kawasan) mean area, (ini) mean here. So if we combine all the word and become sentence the menjaga word meaning become different, it become (keep)because of the sentence together. I hope this will be useful to you someday if you guys try to speak malay language.
A 'u' in Bahasa Malaysia is almost always pronounced as 'oo'. e.g. Tun is pronounced as 'toon'. Anjung Tinjau (i.e the observation deck) is pronounced as Un-joong Teen-jow as in 'how'. Hire me and you'll be speaking Bahasa Malaysia like the local pretty quick.😬
Oh thank you those are wonderful pointers! I love language but it's so difficult to really learn them all when traveling quickly! The language sound beautiful. Thank you for the help.
Hello from Melaka. Nice video, hope you enjoying Malaysia . Since you've been here for quite a while, perhaps you do know some Malay words but I will help you a little bit more. Jalan = street / road (also means walk) Bukit = hill Nanas/Nenas = pineapple Air = water Minum = drink Apa = what Khabar = hello Apa khabar = how are you Selamat = safe Pagi = morning Selamat pagi = good morning Terima = take Kasih = care Terima kasih = thank you Nasi = rice Ayam = chicken Goreng = fry/fried Mi / Mee = noodles Thank you in chinese mandarin is xie xie. In Indian Tamil is nandri. The rivers of life is where Kuala Lumpur got its name from. Kuala = river mouth Lumpur = mud Kuala lumpur = muddy confluence The signboard saying Terima Kasih Kerana Menjaga Kebersihan Kawasan Ini means thank you for not littering this area.
Many citizen from other country came to malaysia for a job and change their life.. Many refugee to.. for them malaysia is heaven free food free healtcare and humanity to other... Many of them trying so hard to be malaysia citizen..it very easy to be malaysia citizen but malaysia cant take them all ..there a milions... Goodbless malaysia..
Thank you! We are trying! It's difficult especially when you travel a lot the sounds and pronunciations can get confusing! Thank you for watching and the well wishes!
KL is all about walking and discovering and a bit of research. That area from the Merdeka Square, River of life, Masjid Jamek, Central market and Chinatown is where the city came to birthed. It's hot and humid but that's the best way to discover hidden gems and pockets of interests in KL. There are also lots of museums and galleries here and there and specifically, areas like Kampung Baru, Brickfields, Chow Kit which hold a lot of history for the city. The Chow Kit market is amazing, to me anyway...just so many things to see 😍 Don't forget Bkit Bintang, Jln Alor or Cangkat B Bintang for a some nightlife. Anyway, hope you will discover more of KL and understand its charms and magic
Thank you so much for the suggestions! Yes tonight we will go to the Taman Connaught night food market as I heard it is only on Wed. also there is a dance performance at the Tourism center we are going to check out. And of course Jalan Alor and Kambung Baru are on the list! Thank you for the help and suggestions and for the warm welcome!
@@JennandLeon Taman Connaught night market is amazing! Food food food 😂 Perhaps, you might want to explore Melaka too, a UNESCO World Heritage City - about 2 hrs south of KL - when the Jonker Walk night market is on. Happy exploring 💕
if you want to see more interesting street art you have to go to Penang (Plau Pinang) I'm sure you will be excited... there are also many interesting places you have to visit..
As a KLite I find the contrasts between diffetent parts of KL intriguing....aftet sevaral years whol areas will have diffetent demographic and cultural shifts as the citt attracts more Malaysians from other states and migrants from abroad who add flavor to Klang Valley
maybe I'm among the last batch of legal officer using that old courts between year 2003-2004. after that all the court moved to new building near the national palace and federal mosque.
Merci d'avoir regardé! Nous profitons du voyage comme nous le faisons depuis plus de 2 ans maintenant ! Les abonnés sont un bonus et nous aideront dans nos futurs projets d'œuvres caritatives !
It is very strange suggestion, the lady at Monorail suggested you guys get off at Bukit Nanas. Much more easier if you guys stop at Bukit Bintang station and walk from there since there got connected bridge from Pavillion to Suria Klcc
@@JennandLeonno need to change to the other line. If u check your video at 3.18, bukit Nanas at MR8. bukit bintang at MR6. u guys from MR2. From Suria KLCC also got train station, direct line to Masjid Jamek station which is where you guys at Merdeka Square. Merdeka = Independence. August is our National Month. 31/8 is our National Day. ❤ 16/9 is our Malaysian Day where Malaysian will wear Traditional Cloth or Batik and hop off and on through train. Can try take a look video at youtube 'Keretapi Sarong'
@@nazrulashraff6114 Oh so they are preparing for the upcoming National Day in the square then I'm assuming? Oh Malaysian Day sounds so fun! I would love to experience that. Maybe we will try to plan to return for that time. Thank you for the information! What do you do to celebrate on National Day? Do they do fireworks or parades or things like that?
15:10 waterfront area is the "kuala" (river confluence). The river confluence was a Malay village. In the past the Sultan of Selangor had British advisers. The British acquired Malay village to build administration center. The Bangunan Sultan Abdul Samad (Sultan Abdul Samad Building) and other old buildings in that area were government offices. The Sultan of Selangor granted a new area which is known as Kampung Baru (literally New Village) to the Malays.
Oh excellent information! Thank you so much for sharing. I really appreciate that. I will add the information and correction into the video description. Thank you again! 🙏🏼
@@jaykassim3474 Thank you so so much and to you as well! But we have many more videos to share from our time here in Kuala Lumpur! Tomorrow we have much more exploring planned!
This 31august malaysian independent day. We celebrate at dataran merdeka. If you still in Malaysia during 31august you should not miss this celebration
Oh yes we didn't know and already pre planned our summer travels. We have been in Malaysia for almost one beautiful month! But we plan to visit again soon and will plan to return next year for the celebrations! Thank you for watching and sharing we appreciate it!
Hope be able to travel safely, maintain good manners and always get authentic news sources, especially from government-related agencies... • Have you stopped by KL Forest Eco Park? 😊
@@JennandLeon In sabah and Sarawak, the only transportation that we had are GRAB, AIRASIA RIDE and Maxim. Most of them prefer to use maxim as the prices is much cheaper.
@@JennandLeon Im from Miri, sarawak in east Malaysia. Please come to visit Sabah and Sarawak. There are a lot of national parks, you can enjoy it. The capital city of Sarawak is Kuching. In kuching you can go to Kuching Waterfront, Borneo cultural museum, Bako National Park, Sarawak cultural village at Santubong. Semenggoh wildlife centre to see wild orang utan, Jong's Crocodile Farm and Zoo.
@@JennandLeon In Miri which is located in the northern Sarawak region, you can visit the Grand old lady to view the whole city from the hilltop. Gunung Mulu National Park traveled by air. Niah National Park; Lambir Hills National Park; Loagan Bunut National Park traveled by car.
Gak ada apanya KL dibanding ama Jakarta... Soalnya KL gak punya pemukiman kumuh super megah kayak yg ada di pinggiran kota Jakarta.. Bahkan kolong jalan tol jg udah dibangun Pemukiman yg sgt indah.. kalah telak deh KL...!! NKRI harga mati..!!!
@@bennraymore-101Wah menyindir dengan cara halus, memang beberapa Jakarta ada kekurangan kurang enak di pandang kayak permukiman kumuh/permukiman liar, andai Jakarta di rancang sebagai kota bisnis internasional yang pekerjanya orang asing, pengusahanya dari asing, luas wilayahnya lebih kecil, kota yang direncanakan misalnya belum banyak penduduk. Maka Jakarta bisa kayak KL, tapi saya rasa Jakarta masih lebih menarik sih dari KL.
Tak perlu buat komen seperti anak anak yang iri dgn kawan kawan nya. Hanya orang Indonesia saja yang kecewa bila ada bule yang memuji Malaysia. Orang Thai, Filipina, brunai, vietnam, Singapura dan lain lain lebih matang pemikiran nya. Jangan marah atas teguran ikhlas dari saya
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Thanks so much for watching and don't forget to subscribe! Help us get to 3k! and if you are from Kuala Lumpur please give us some suggestions on where to go and what to eat!
go to kampung baharu for the malays local foods. it is not far from KLCC .you can go there via the Saloma Bridge
Botanical Garden, Muzium Negara ,birds park
@@muhammadabdulwahab123 Thank you for the suggestions!
@@muhammadabdulwahab123 Oh yes we want to explore this area!
@@JennandLeon I suggest u guys, book airbnb or any hotels that has infinity sky pool.. there r manybpools w kuala lumpur as background
I love this city!
Hi Cody! So do weeeee!!!
@@JennandLeon weeeeeeeeer
Thank you
night walk around at Bukit Bintang, River of Life, Saloma Bridge, and watch fountain show at KLCC
Welcome to KL. enjoy 👍
Thank you so much 🙏🏼❤️🇲🇾
Hai hello..I recemond..u to visit Malaka..our historical state of Malaysia..u also can find.lots colonial haritage such as dutch.. Portuguese..British....which .. given by UNESCO...difinetly u will enjoy it.....
Thank you so much for the suggestions that is very helpful!
Very nice video
Thank you so much. So glad you enjoyed it. Thank you for watching 🙏🏼❤️🇲🇾
To.know malaysia is to love malaysia people smiling everwhere..
Absolutely! We are excited to be back again in a few weeks after a few weeks away!
Central market is for arts and handicrafts
Yes it is a beautiful place to wander. We plan to return to both markets to do a little shopping and another video. Today's video was to learn about the areas etc.
One Important and interesting historical fact about Central Market is that it was once a wet market selling fishes and vegetables before it was converted into traditional art and cultural market many years ago😅😅😊
@@tansiewhock oh interesting!
thanks for coming to malaysia guys....stay a little longer here...your channel will grow...
Thank you! Yes we have been here for 3 weeks but we focused on Langkawi for that time. We are here in Kuala Lumpur for one week but we definitely plan to return. We booked our summer exploring Indonesia, Malaysia and then Philippines for one month each but we travel full time so returning is the plan! Thank you for the support and encouragement!
Together we keep the place clean
Thank you for the translation!
The sign that said "Bersama kita menjaga kebersihan kawasan ini - Sayangi Kuala Lumpur - Dewan Bandaraya Kuala Lumpur" is not the name of the area. It is a public notice. Loosely, it translates to "Together we keep this area clean - Treasure(Love) Kuala Lumpur - City Hall Kuala Lumpur".
Ahhh that makes sense! Thank you for sharing and taking the time to let me know!
@@JennandLeon My pleasure. Anything for a fellow Canadian. Even though, you're probably a Leafs fan. 😄😄
@@beawall That’s so funny because i SO am a Leafs fan! What about you?
@@JennandLeon Battle of Ontario. Babe! 😀
Dewan Bandaraya KL means “Kuala Lumpur Municipal Council” not “City Hall Kuala Lumpur”. You translated it word per word it sounds funny😂😂
12:04 - The visible tent is for the use of a ceremony commemorating one of Malaysia's statesmen, namely Tun Dr. Ismail (who served as the second Deputy Prime Minister of Malaysia from September 1970 to his death in August 1973).
He played many roles in stabilizing and prospering the Malaysian economy.
15:21 - At night the mosque area and along the banks of the river are decorated with beautiful lights.
16:21 - "Bersama kita menjaga kebersihan" ( Together we take care of cleanliness )
Thank you for the information and help!
@@JennandLeon You are welcome. Happy holidays 🌺🏕️🏞️🏝️
We are comfortable being underrated. So please focus on the bad so we can improve and at the same time avoid being the next Dallas or austin where people keep coming in.
Yes that’s understandable
Botanical garden more naturevu can see, just behind national mosque n meseum
Yes we visited there yesterday! Thank you for the recommendation!
Msian independent day 31/8/2023 coming soon u can see the parade during that day.
Yes we've just learned about that! I love parades. Have you gone to see them?
Air asia is a malaysian company, grab is also malaysian origin hq at singapore
Oh nice! We love AirAsia it's our preferred airline here in Asia!
@JennandLeon 14th year in a row the best low cost carrier. For full service carrier is singapore airlines. Of course singapore still has the best airport.
Nice sharing
Thank you for watching!
Thank you for your this wonderful video, and for your first impressions, Welcome to KL, Malaysia. I hope that you guys have had a good time in KL and also Langkawi.
Bahasa Malaysia is very easy to learn, in terms of pronunciation, the vowels are phonetically articulated as per a e i o u in the words. You are doing just fine with pronouncing the Malay words.
Go to putrajaya..you won't regret..
Thank you for the recommendation. We will include that in our next visit!
Can visit ioi city mall at putraya. A bit far but it is 2nd in the world in term of gross leasable area.
Wow really! That's so cool!
Hello welcome to Malaysia
Hi! Are you living in Kuala Lumpur? Thank you so much! We love Malaysia!
Welcome to Kuala Lumpur Jenn and Leon, Hopefully enjoy in here, happy holiday :)
Thank you so much! The city is increible! We REALLY like it alot!
Again a very nice video and i love to see Marjo and Jackson in your movies❤gr Tanja ❤❤
Thank you for watching! We love having them in our videos too but we love having them as friends even more! ❤
That is very nice of you. I hope you have a really fantastic time together the four of you.😘
So nice to experience the beautifull city together and besides that doing al the fun stuff behind the scenes 🥳🙌 whoop whoop
Absolutely! So much fun and friendship!
Thanks for visiting Kuala Lumpur and guess you still miss a lot of areas due to time constraints....enjoy your ongoing trips
Yes we did make quite a few other videos on Kuala Lumpur as well! Thanks for watching
Welcome to Malaysia..
Thank you!
*Welcome to Malaysia, Malaysian likes to lepak2 at mamak restaurant drink teh Tarik - you can joining me to or any Msian if you likes , is no problem for Malaysian*
Thank you so much for the recommendations!
Menjaga kebersihan kawasan ini ...means keep this area clean .
Ahhh yes very important! Thank you!
Ello, welcome to The Green city of KL, ..amazing M'sia...she has everything tat u may need....discover, chill, n enjoy; day & nite! ..including the 'rainbow'! I can't been back to Toronto, nor Montreal, it's been ages! Cheers!..do visit Cameron Highlands, Malacca, ...the beaches, even Sabah & Sarawak( east m'sia, Borneo island)
Oh yes I was born and grew up in Toronto and my home is very near to Montreal between Montreal and Ottawa! However I have been traveling full time for over 2 years now...so! Thanks for the recommendations! Those are all on our list for our next visit! Thank you for watching! So much to see and do in Kuala Lumpur we wanted to focus on the city!
Enjoyyyyy
Thank you so much!
I think you can't go up the Twin Tower at night. For a better view you guys can go up the sky deck at KL Tower at night. If not mistaken there are no time limit at KL Tower but the Twin Tower for only about 1 hour.
Oh ok that's very helpful information! I will look into it all to make sure before we go! Thank you for the heads up. In Canada, in Toronto (where I was born) we have the CN Tower which is quite similar to the one here in Kuala Lumpur. It reminds me of home!
@@JennandLeon And begin from yesterday till 16 sep KL Tower got 66% discount by buying the ticket walk in to celebrate their independence day they give the discount.
Together keeping the area clean.. the translation.
Oh wonderful thank you for that, I appreciate it!
@@JennandLeonto be exact the translation is together we keep the area clean
@@aliey9330 Ahh wonderful! Love it! Thank you
@@JennandLeon(bersama) mean together, (kita) mean we, (menjaga) mean protect or guard, (kebersihan) mean cleanest, (kawasan) mean area, (ini) mean here.
So if we combine all the word and become sentence the menjaga word meaning become different, it become (keep)because of the sentence together.
I hope this will be useful to you someday if you guys try to speak malay language.
@@aliey9330 Yes absolutely! Thank you we are trying!
A 'u' in Bahasa Malaysia is almost always pronounced as 'oo'. e.g. Tun is pronounced as 'toon'. Anjung Tinjau (i.e the observation deck) is pronounced as Un-joong Teen-jow as in 'how'. Hire me and you'll be speaking Bahasa Malaysia like the local pretty quick.😬
Oh thank you those are wonderful pointers! I love language but it's so difficult to really learn them all when traveling quickly! The language sound beautiful. Thank you for the help.
Hello from Melaka. Nice video, hope you enjoying Malaysia .
Since you've been here for quite a while, perhaps you do know some Malay words but I will help you a little bit more.
Jalan = street / road (also means walk)
Bukit = hill
Nanas/Nenas = pineapple
Air = water
Minum = drink
Apa = what
Khabar = hello
Apa khabar = how are you
Selamat = safe
Pagi = morning
Selamat pagi = good morning
Terima = take
Kasih = care
Terima kasih = thank you
Nasi = rice
Ayam = chicken
Goreng = fry/fried
Mi / Mee = noodles
Thank you in chinese mandarin is xie xie.
In Indian Tamil is nandri.
The rivers of life is where Kuala Lumpur got its name from.
Kuala = river mouth
Lumpur = mud
Kuala lumpur = muddy confluence
The signboard saying Terima Kasih Kerana Menjaga Kebersihan Kawasan Ini means thank you for not littering this area.
Thank you so much!
Very nice video 💕
Thank you for watching and letting us know! We appreciate it!
Welcome to Malaysia guys 👋
Thank you so much!
Wecome to Malaysia
Thank you 🙏🏼❤️
That Indian lady helping you all at the monorail ticketing was so nice and helpful. She should get high appraisals by her employer.
We agree!
Many citizen from other country came to malaysia for a job and change their life.. Many refugee to.. for them malaysia is heaven free food free healtcare and humanity to other... Many of them trying so hard to be malaysia citizen..it very easy to be malaysia citizen but malaysia cant take them all ..there a milions... Goodbless malaysia..
Perhentian or Tioman islands and Borneo Malaysia. Try and visit one day. You wont regret.
Thank you for the recommendations!
Nice video. Meaning is pls keep this city clean,dutch heritage you can find in Melaka
Oh ok! Thank you for sharing!
hi Jenn and Leon! i love how you are learning to pronounce the words in Bahasa. Have a wonderful stay here and happy exploring!
Thank you! We are trying! It's difficult especially when you travel a lot the sounds and pronunciations can get confusing! Thank you for watching and the well wishes!
@@JennandLeon dont sweat it! You guys are doing good hehe
@@kaimazlan5883 thank you 🙏🏼
Monorail need the balanced, thats why our bench should be in a middle 😎. Welcome to Malaysia, don't forget to go Putrajaya. i was there
Ah that makes sense! Thanks for sharing and we will try make it! If not this visit the next one!
Thanks for sharing the nice video content on surrounding KL City.
So, i subscribe your channel ✅❤️🇲🇾
Oh thank you that's very kind of you. Thank you for watching and encouraging us. We love the city it's diverse and beautiful!
@@JennandLeon #Welcome_to_Msia🇲🇾
@@saeffareez3337 Thank you!
U should go behind the old buildings and walk towards pasar seni.. so many photo spots.. or u can get good pastries at kl gallery,
Thank you for the recommendations!
KL is all about walking and discovering and a bit of research. That area from the Merdeka Square, River of life, Masjid Jamek, Central market and Chinatown is where the city came to birthed. It's hot and humid but that's the best way to discover hidden gems and pockets of interests in KL. There are also lots of museums and galleries here and there and specifically, areas like Kampung Baru, Brickfields, Chow Kit which hold a lot of history for the city. The Chow Kit market is amazing, to me anyway...just so many things to see 😍 Don't forget Bkit Bintang, Jln Alor or Cangkat B Bintang for a some nightlife. Anyway, hope you will discover more of KL and understand its charms and magic
Thank you so much for the suggestions! Yes tonight we will go to the Taman Connaught night food market as I heard it is only on Wed. also there is a dance performance at the Tourism center we are going to check out. And of course Jalan Alor and Kambung Baru are on the list! Thank you for the help and suggestions and for the warm welcome!
@@JennandLeon Taman Connaught night market is amazing! Food food food 😂 Perhaps, you might want to explore Melaka too, a UNESCO World Heritage City - about 2 hrs south of KL - when the Jonker Walk night market is on. Happy exploring 💕
@@whoshere767 Oh when is that market? Weekly? Thanks for the suggestions!
@@JennandLeonJonker Night Market only open on Friday, Saturday and Sunday
Enjoy yr stay..
Thank you 🙏🏼
if you want to see more interesting street art you have to go to Penang (Plau Pinang) I'm sure you will be excited... there are also many interesting places you have to visit..
Oh nice thank you for the recommendation! We have Penang on our list for our next visit to Malaysia!
Bersama menjaga kebersihan= together we help keep clean.
Thank you for the translation!
@@JennandLeon welcome to Malaysia
Thank you!@@RedzuanJemali-ep8yu
@@JennandLeon you are welcome sister.. hope you enjoy in Malaysia.
Thank you! We spent a month there and left 2 weeks ago but we will be back on September 7th! @@RedzuanJemali-ep8yu
Try visiting Sunway Pyramid, one of the most interesting mall!
Thank you for the suggestion! We will try our best!
As a KLite I find the contrasts between diffetent parts of KL intriguing....aftet sevaral years whol areas will have diffetent demographic and cultural shifts as the citt attracts more Malaysians from other states and migrants from abroad who add flavor to Klang Valley
Yes it’s wonderful 🙏🏼
Enjoy your Vlog !❤❤❤
Welcome to Malaysia, enjoy Malaysia truly Asia foods !😋😋😋
Thank you! So glad you enjoyed it! Thanks for watching
maybe I'm among the last batch of legal officer using that old courts between year 2003-2004. after that all the court moved to new building near the national palace and federal mosque.
Yes that's very interesting. It is such a beautiful building though!
yes plss.. looking forward for the evening tour inside the klcc video 😊
We will be filming that when we return in September!
@@JennandLeon by any chance you and leon are going to be at KL on 15-18 sep?
Possibly I'm not 100% certain of the dates for KL exactly yet why do you ask? @@ja_brut
@@JennandLeon oh, im flying over for a short gateaway
Oh wonderful! Have you been there before?@@ja_brut
Hai ,welcome to Malaysia ❤❤❤
Hi! Thank you so much! thanks for watching!
Profitez de la suite de votre aventure jusqu'à présent. Bonne chance pour votre quête pour plus d'abonnés.
Merci d'avoir regardé! Nous profitons du voyage comme nous le faisons depuis plus de 2 ans maintenant ! Les abonnés sont un bonus et nous aideront dans nos futurs projets d'œuvres caritatives !
It is very strange suggestion, the lady at Monorail suggested you guys get off at Bukit Nanas. Much more easier if you guys stop at Bukit Bintang station and walk from there since there got connected bridge from Pavillion to Suria Klcc
Ahh yes but we wanted to walk to see what we could find...she did let us know we could connect to the other line to be more direct.
@@JennandLeonno need to change to the other line. If u check your video at 3.18, bukit Nanas at MR8. bukit bintang at MR6. u guys from MR2. From Suria KLCC also got train station, direct line to Masjid Jamek station which is where you guys at Merdeka Square. Merdeka = Independence. August is our National Month. 31/8 is our National Day. ❤ 16/9 is our Malaysian Day where Malaysian will wear Traditional Cloth or Batik and hop off and on through train. Can try take a look video at youtube 'Keretapi Sarong'
@@nazrulashraff6114 Oh so they are preparing for the upcoming National Day in the square then I'm assuming? Oh Malaysian Day sounds so fun! I would love to experience that. Maybe we will try to plan to return for that time. Thank you for the information! What do you do to celebrate on National Day? Do they do fireworks or parades or things like that?
Does not matter. Different path to reach including grab too
@@JennandLeonYes...even better than Canada Day/Dominion Day..
The self buy ticket machine is awesome technology
It certainly is!
Hi,
So beautiful
I like u video ,welcome in asia
You so beautiful ❤️❤️
Thank you so much for the kind words and the warm welcome.
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Bangunan means building & jalan means road. If it is a verb, jalan would means walk.
Ok thank you 🙏🏼
15:10 waterfront area is the "kuala" (river confluence).
The river confluence was a Malay village. In the past the Sultan of Selangor had British advisers.
The British acquired Malay village to build administration center. The Bangunan Sultan Abdul Samad (Sultan Abdul Samad Building) and other old buildings in that area were government offices.
The Sultan of Selangor granted a new area which is known as Kampung Baru (literally New Village) to the Malays.
Oh excellent information! Thank you so much for sharing. I really appreciate that. I will add the information and correction into the video description. Thank you again! 🙏🏼
Guys please stay there until 31 August, its our Independence day, lots of parade, so colourful and beautiful 👍😊❤️🇲🇾🇲🇾🇲🇾🇲🇾🇲🇾
Unfortunately we already have plans for that date booked but we will come back soon and also next year for the celebrations! Thank you for the invite
@@JennandLeon aww ok, may God ease your journey any where you go👍😊❤️🇲🇾🇲🇾
@@jaykassim3474 Thank you so so much and to you as well! But we have many more videos to share from our time here in Kuala Lumpur! Tomorrow we have much more exploring planned!
the field your were walking on, was use to dry currency notes by Standard Chartered Bank during the Kuala Lumpur Great Flood in 1926
Oh really? I didn’t know that. How interesting. Thank you for sharing! 🙏🏼🇲🇾
the mengaja sign says take care of the area.
Ah thank you for sharing!
This 31august malaysian independent day. We celebrate at dataran merdeka. If you still in Malaysia during 31august you should not miss this celebration
Oh yes we didn't know and already pre planned our summer travels. We have been in Malaysia for almost one beautiful month! But we plan to visit again soon and will plan to return next year for the celebrations! Thank you for watching and sharing we appreciate it!
This year the celebration will be held at Putrajaya..Not at Dataran Merdeka..
@@speedy1001 oh ok good to know thanks
Hope be able to travel safely, maintain good manners and always get authentic news sources, especially from government-related agencies...
• Have you stopped by KL Forest Eco Park? 😊
Nice u guys want to learn in bahasa Melayu(Malay language) in my love country!😊that cool✌i'm appreciate u guys!thank to visit🇲🇾
Thank you so much and thanks for the support 🙏🏼
31/8 independence day if you wan can join
Yes we've heard great things about the day! We can't wait to experience it (next year though)
Where are you come from?
Jenn is from Canada and Leon is from England! How about you?
@@JennandLeon In sabah and Sarawak, the only transportation that we had are GRAB, AIRASIA RIDE and Maxim. Most of them prefer to use maxim as the prices is much cheaper.
@@JennandLeon Im from Miri, sarawak in east Malaysia. Please come to visit Sabah and Sarawak. There are a lot of national parks, you can enjoy it. The capital city of Sarawak is Kuching. In kuching you can go to Kuching Waterfront, Borneo cultural museum, Bako National Park, Sarawak cultural village at Santubong. Semenggoh wildlife centre to see wild orang utan, Jong's Crocodile Farm and Zoo.
@@JennandLeon In Miri which is located in the northern Sarawak region, you can visit the Grand old lady to view the whole city from the hilltop. Gunung Mulu National Park traveled by air. Niah National Park; Lambir Hills National Park; Loagan Bunut National Park traveled by car.
Get a day pass
Oh for the monorail/train you mean?
Bahasa indonesian
BULE INI SEBELUMNYA SDH.DATANG KE INDONESIA GAK,...YA!. JAKARTA LEBIH KEREN, BRO!,
Gak ada apanya KL dibanding ama Jakarta...
Soalnya KL gak punya pemukiman kumuh super megah kayak yg ada di pinggiran kota Jakarta..
Bahkan kolong jalan tol jg udah dibangun
Pemukiman yg sgt indah..
kalah telak deh KL...!!
NKRI harga mati..!!!
We love Jakarta too! We will be back in September
@@bennraymore-101 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
@@bennraymore-101Wah menyindir dengan cara halus, memang beberapa Jakarta ada kekurangan kurang enak di pandang kayak permukiman kumuh/permukiman liar, andai Jakarta di rancang sebagai kota bisnis internasional yang pekerjanya orang asing, pengusahanya dari asing, luas wilayahnya lebih kecil, kota yang direncanakan misalnya belum banyak penduduk.
Maka Jakarta bisa kayak KL, tapi saya rasa Jakarta masih lebih menarik sih dari KL.
Tak perlu buat komen seperti anak anak yang iri dgn kawan kawan nya. Hanya orang Indonesia saja yang kecewa bila ada bule yang memuji Malaysia. Orang Thai, Filipina, brunai, vietnam, Singapura dan lain lain lebih matang pemikiran nya. Jangan marah atas teguran ikhlas dari saya