This is what the lady meant about the rank of women in Islam. If you treat your mother well, you will treat your wife/daughter/sister well too. It is all begin from home. Thats why muslims do not abandon their own parents & do not send the parents to elderly home ;) Abu Hurayra said, "The Prophet was asked, 'Messenger of Allah, to whom should I be dutiful?' 'Your mother,' he replied. He was asked, 'Then whom?' 'Your mother,' he replied. He was asked, 'Then whom?' 'Your mother,' he replied. He was asked, 'Then whom?' He replied, 'Your father.'" (Hadith: Sahih Muslim)
I soooo wanted to do the boat tour or the balloon ride in Putrajaya! Has anyone ever done? Also, if you're a digital nomad, Putrajaya and Cyberjaya are great places to stay for longer periods of time. Amazing internet connection and infrastructure in the buildings for a fraction of the cost even compared to other Southeast Asian cities 😉😊
Renata Pereira I have done the early bird boat tour. It was mind blowing😍 I heard the night sightseeing tour is great, I just regret didn't spend a night there😅
the sky is hazy cuz the indonesian forest burning spree..... because of them malaysia is gonna be in haze for a couple of weeks and i like how you said "putra" sounds authentic lol
Renata Pereira Thank U very much😍 I'm sure U enjoyed Ur visit too as I enjoyed watching every videos U have uploaded😃 I can't wait to watch more videos of U😍
Renata Pereira as a digital nomad as well I would suggest you Penang !! The street foods are the best which is cheaper compare Kuala Lumpur & Putrajaya & you get the city vibes while you can stay few minutes away from the beaches
@@haris6621 i just copy a comment from above. "Hi, I just want to mention something about what was said in the video about the rank of woman regarding man is Islam; (it was said: the woman has higher ranks than the man by three times), Actually, It is not about woman and man but rather mother and father. This is taken from the following Hadith (saying) of the prophet Mohammed (peace be upon him). Abu Hurairah (A companion of the prophet) reported: A person came to Messenger of Allah (ﷺ) and asked, "Who among people is most deserving of my fine treatment?" He (ﷺ) said, "Your mother". He again asked, ''Who next?" "Your mother", the Prophet (ﷺ) replied again. He asked, "Who next?" He (the Prophet (ﷺ)) said again, "Your mother." He again asked, "Then who?" Thereupon he (ﷺ) said," Then your father."
The BlackHornet Your mother 3x Abu Huraira reported that a person said: Allah's Messenger, who amongst the people is most deserving of my good treatment? He said: Your mother, again your mother, again your mother, then your father, then your nearest relatives according to the order (of nearness). [Sahih Muslim] sunnah.com/muslim/45/2
Agak agak la wei, MALAYSIAN INDEPENDENCE apanya, MALAYA INDEPENDENCE baru betul, PERSEKUTUAN MALAYSIA ialah negara pembentukan hasil gabungan empat negara pada 16 september 1963, sebab tu dekat kalender ada tulis hari persekutuan malaysia pada setiap 16 september, 31 ogos nanti hanya malaya dan borneo utara je yang sambut hari kemerdekaaan, malaya sambut kali ke 62 tahun, manakala borneo utara sambut kali ke 56 tahun, sarawak bulan lepas dah sambut hari kemerdekaan dah, maklumlah diorang merdeka 22 julai 1963, jadi setiap tarikh 22 julai diorang dah sambut hari kemerdekaan dah. REPUBLIK SINGAPURA salah satu negara yang menbentuk persekutuan malaysia pada 16 september 1963, tapi diorang sudah dikeluarkan dari persekutuan malaysia oleh kerajaan pusat tahun 1965, bertarikh 5 ogos, atas masalah tertentu, 31 AUGUST IS A DAY FOR (MALAYA) AND (NORTH BORNEO), NOT FOR ALL MALAYSIAN FEDERATION, IN 16 SEPTEMBER, IS ARE ALL MALAYSIAN DAY (MALAYA, NORTH BORNEO, SARAWAK).
@@mahmudfarizuddin nak taip independence day tu taip lah biar betul sikit MALAYA INDEPENDENCE DAY, ada satu lagi NORTH BORNEO INDEPENDENCE DAY, haaa tuuu baru betul bukannya MALAYSIAN INDEPENDENCE DAY, sejak bila pulak persekutuan malaysia merdeka, setahu aku persekutuan malaysia dibentuk oleh empat negara pada 16 september 1963 bukannya persekutuan malaysia dah wujud sebelum merdekanya malaya, republik singapura, borneo utara dan sarawak.
Hi, I just want to mention something about what was said in the video about the rank of woman regarding man is Islam; (it was said: the woman has higher ranks than the man by three times), Actually, It is not about woman and man but rather mother and father. This is taken from the following Hadith (saying) of the prophet Mohammed (peace be upon him). Abu Hurairah (A companion of the prophet) reported: A person came to Messenger of Allah (ﷺ) and asked, "Who among people is most deserving of my fine treatment?" He (ﷺ) said, "Your mother". He again asked, ''Who next?" "Your mother", the Prophet (ﷺ) replied again. He asked, "Who next?" He (the Prophet (ﷺ)) said again, "Your mother." He again asked, "Then who?" Thereupon he (ﷺ) said," Then your father."
I won't say they are the most developed due to lacking of public transportation like train (im not sure about the bus service though), maybe Subang Jaya and Damansara are the most developed, but Cyberjaya and Putrajaya were planned quite well and allow for further modernization.
@faridah hanum yup, maybe it's a bit too subjective to say if a city is well developed or not. In any case, Putrajaya is definitely an ideal place to live in (at least for me).
I love how you put caption on the vid, I could watch with low volume, and could understand English better. 😊😊 Your video is very stable and also beautiful. I love how you record your vlog and the details in this video just amazed me. Thank you for visiting Malaysia! 🥰
ur mom it was amazing! Too much to eat..but too little time! I want to go back again.. And I love the old buildings..it felt like I stepped back in time😊
My name is Hakim and I love your channel Renata. Full with information and guidance. I hope that you enjoyed spent time in our country and I hope to see you in person. Greet from Selangor, Malaysia
Putrajaya is a false representation of Malaysia that set out to ethnically cleanse 1/3 if its population. It's a disgrace and short of killing people the ultimate expression of racism.
@@AA123TD Call what you want, you're just a typical racist Malay and I'll prove it by your failure to answer a single question, why does it lack any Chinese or Indian Malaysian influences including temples and churches and appears 100% Islamic?
@@AA123TD You haven't been iin Malaysia for very long then have you. Everything breaks down by race and religion in Malaysia. Are you aware of what Malays now refer to "Malay special priviliges"? Temporary affirmative action schemes that half a century later are now regarded as rights. Whether Putrajaya is empty at close of business or not (it isn't) Is irrelevant and you avoid answering my point that this is a city that by apperance ethnically cleanses all ethnic groups amd religions other than Malay Muslims. Shah Alam was a previous attempt at this. Of course Chinese Malaysians are doing well, they built and control the economy but do you know how much is tipped against them to achieve that, not attitudes but discrimination enshrined in law. You have a very superficial understanding of Malaysia and miss simple things like "most of my neighbors are Chinese" or "All the doctors I have had here are Tamil" that indicate racial divides. You shown how some races work hard and succeed while the Malays live off charity, do menial work and are futher behind now than before the race riots and massacres they created in 1969 You say "I am impressed at how all religions are recognized" but fail to inderstand how only one can practice openly and is fully funded by the government. Have you seen the Christian church in Putrajaya? Actually, have you seem any churches in Malaysia? They are forced virtually underground and operate largely from offiice buildings or industrial estates and have strict noise restrictions places on then so if they can beheard they're in danger of being shut down. Yes the holidays are recognised but in all other respects there is massive discrimination. Buy a box of bibles and try giving them away in public and see how quickly you end up in prison, even as a foreigner. As for you link take a look at the building and tell me whether this looks like a Budhhist temple or an Islamic building. You should also research who paid for this, if it were a mosque the government would fund it fully. Every last Ringgit of this is privately funded much like Chinese Malaysians fund there schooling and higher edication. You say "some discrimination", name another country where laws exist that favour a majority race over other ethnic groups. You have no understanding of how far reaching these are. They include (for Malays) free university education, discounted housing, exclusive rights to import/export, FELDA schemes, sole rights to own property in certain areas, automatic rights to own a business set up and operated by others, favoured status to bid for government contracts and much, much more. At independence the British negotiated religious freedom and equal rights for all but that was renaged on and in an act of racial spite soon after the ejected Singapore from the federation. A act of sheer stupidity. You saw "people stopped associating with people who differed from themselves". Open your eyes and see how the different races live apart. You can drive doewn some roads and see how on one side all are Malay and on the other all Chinese. You say "Don't ruin the progress your country has made" but without having a fucking clue about our history. There has been no progress just a gradual deterioration and a slowly simmering pressure cooker that following the next elections will likely explode. Currently we have have our wisest and best prime minister back in control but there are no other candidates in his league and all have destructive agendas. In five years Malaysia will be a very different place. You say "I see a great future for all Malaysians if you can recognize you are all Malaysians." Tell that to the Malays who believe they own the country and refer to other races as guests. This hasn't changed and if anything has got worse not helped of course by that idiot Zakir Naik who vindicated their racism. I despise foreigners like you who promote this myth of racial harmony and equality and you go further by making patronising statements giving us advice. You should be recognising the injustice and calling it out for what it is.
@@AA123TD The US is a backward place and so much of it is third world in both attitudes and infrastructure. I have to visit for work sometimes and I hate it because of the insular attitudes and ignorance. Trump is an idiot but the American people have got what they deserve and I don't see them recovering from their choice for a generation if ever. Sharia and Jewish Beth din courts exist in many countries but should never be allowed to supersede secular law, sharia in Malaysia however does exactly this. Some parts of it are very well thought out but as you know other parts not so and sharia courts are often unfair in their judgements as they're male dominated. Malaysia has very significant problems with domestic violence and abused women are often persuaded by these courts to stay with their violent husbands. Whenever I have spare money to donate most goes to womens shelters or our local orphanage. I use to turn down exoensive gifts given by clients but now use them to help good causes that need every Ringgit. Becoming Muslim is one thing but being open about it is another in a country where you're in a minority. If you began to wear a hijab you kind of brought problems on yourself. In no way am I suggesting the abuse you received is deserved but there is no requirement for this. Being overtly gay or atheist will have similar results in much of the US. Malaysia used to be very different and woman rarely covered their heads but Malaysia has a very powerful government department that quickly stepped well outside their intended purpose and built an empire that has control over our government. The increasingly conservative type of Islam found now was slowly introduced over time, so slowly that most have forgotten or never knew how things used to be. If you get an opportunity speak to older people 60 years plus. Last year Terengganu caned two young women and shamed Malaysia in front of the world. This was unthinkable before that and yet they talk of continuing this and carrying out future punishments in football stadiums in full public view instead of the 200 perverts who were invited to watch two women beaten and humilated. I bet they still masturbate over what they saw. Malays lost all religious freedom in 1998 so while you love Malaysia be aware things change, things are always changing here. You say "Things cannot change overnight, no matter how much we want and know it should. It is hard to be patient in the face of adversity. Rash behavior and calling other groups racist will not solve anything." You should read a little about Malaysia's history and arrive at your own conclusions rather than me colour them further. I could give you numerous examples in addition to those I've already provided but suffice to say since indepence things have got worse. You give away enough clues for me to know you've not lived here that long and for an outsider to understand Malaysian politics takes years and as a Muslim you will only ever seen one side. I have a rather unusual job that I've done for a long time and it's assumed I'm Muslim because of skin colour, beard, my study of islam so I can quote numerous verses, the fact I fast during Ramadan, how I often dress etc. Malays often have a hidden side and I get to see that more often than you would think but am still horrified at things they say even as recently as two weeks ago. You say "I know your frustrations, I lived/live them." but you haven't. Do some research on Malay privileges or rights and you'll see how other ethnic groups are not just discriminated against, they're discriminated against in law on a daily basis. They have to work far harder to survive in an environment tipped against their favour. As bad as it is in the US no laws exist like those in Malaysia. Chinese, Indian, Portugese and other ethnic groups are barred from so many privileges that are reserved for only Malays. You say " I firmly believe you're better off than my homeland". Non Malays do not benefit from free university education so we save and send our children overseas and if that means two jobs and working almost every day than that is what has to be done. That work ethic ensure they study hard and get good degrees from the best universities and many never return because of the discrimination they would face. More and more successful Chinese and Indian professionals and entrepeneurs are choosing to leave and many do go to the US. The Malays love this however it's people like this who have ensured Malaysia's success and Malaysia is losing them in ever increasing numbers. Malaysia's a great place and I hope you enjoy it here but they may be few opportunities for your children and long term residency can be problematic but what you see and what is real are different things and as I have pointed out Putrajaya is ethnic and religious cleansing. It's important to distinguish between individual Malays who are the nicest people you will meet and collective Malay attitudes that are rather different. Whether Malaysia will contunue to be a good place following the next election remains to be seen but there appears to be no good outcome. Tactical voting my non Mulsims returned Mahathir to power because he was Mahathir and was a strong and stable leader before over more than two decades. They're unlikely to vote to see Anwar Ibrahim become prime minister but the alternative is far worse. Either way things will get worse and I predict very quickly. My money is now all offshore because as history shows when the economy is threatened currency controls are put in place and without notice.
To the brother that is hating, i would like to ask where a question. How can a country that discriminate against other races and religion besides muslims and malays have a 140ft tall hindu statue of lord murugan? Why are churches such as the St John’s church at jalan bukit nenas be considered a heritage building? the longest buddhist statue(40m in length) in south east asia is in malaysia. Forgive me if im a bit rough brother but stop with the division amongst malaysians, i myself a muslim studied in St johns(a former christian school). Malaysia is about tolerance, equality and fairness. Im tired of people like you and our politicians who love to use race. I love ALL of my malaysian brethren and i believe we the malaysian people only want peace and prosperity amongst the race and religion. Assalamualaikum
sangat indah ( beautifull clas ) ya kota di putra jaya penata'n bandar nya, smoga jaya terus malaysia, slm dri indonezi'e semoga qt boleh maju bersama..
My first visit to Putrajaya was just before the turn of the century and since then I have made many subsequent visits, either for dealing with government departments or to take friends or visiting relatives. On my first visit to Putrajaya, I had to park my car on the road by the curb and have a view of the awesomeness of the place. The pristine greenery and marvelous architecture, was so soothing to the eye. The lake was beautiful.But the guy jogging along the pavement by the street was making me extremely jealous as I was an avid jogger then. I had to rationalise, telling myself,some people have all the luck. Your capture of the night view of Putrajaya is indeed very impressive, and is a totally new thing for me. I have never spent a night in Putrajaya.
@@RenataPereiraTV the old name of Putrajaya was Perang Besar. Literally it meansc" Big War". It refers to World War 1. Previously it was a territory of Selangor state. Noe it is a Federal Territory since 1999. The transfer of sovereignty was inked brween 2 man who have family ties. The father, Sultan Salahuddin was then the King of Malaysia. The son, Tengku Idris was then the Regent of Selangor.
I love how well you know about the places you have visited in Malaysia. And it's all accurate too! I come to Putrajaya for work now and then but I never get to stay the night. 🤭
Benjameen Benjamin Hi Benjameen! That’s good to hear 😍, thank you! That’s because I spent a lot of time in Malaysia, not only the days I shot videos. So I learned a lot about the culture too ❤️. Hope you get to see Putrajaya at night one day
Ahhh... watching this reminds me so much of 24th December 2015, where I was witnessing Putrajaya Light Festival under the rain with my buddy. Truly a memorable experience, more than anything I've ever done with anyone else. I really like this place, with its shopping malls, food, service, infrastructures & facilities, also its artistic layouts and architectural wonders. Now, in the midst of COVID19, I wouldn't trade for anything less to be here, to be soaking in its luxurious, beautiful atmosphere. I always imagining Putrajaya to be the prototype of every ideal city.
Kuala Lumpur is still remain the capital city and economic hub of malaysia and putrajaya is the administrative city of malaysia...all government offices and departments were relocated from KL to putrajaya since in the middle of 90's to ease traffic congestion..but only 1 government department still remain in KL(tourism and cultural)😊
Putrajaya is so beautiful and huge,never thought putrajaya is such huge and beautiful. I can't wait to see more Malaysian blogs. I am planning to visit Singapore and Malaysia very soon,thank you so much,I have got a lot of useful informations from your blogs.Keep up the good job. All your blogs are awesome.
Good Morning. I went to this beautiful city 3 weeks ago. It was an awesome experience. Unfortunately I didn't have much time to explore each areas. But I'm planning to visit it again. Thank U so much for the videos Mrs. Pereira. You show each places very beautifully, You always succeed encouraging me to travel more☺ Much love from Indonesia❤❤❤
I thought it was a bit boring. Aside from nice buildings, there nothing to do there. Its a nice place for marathon though. Unless there’s some event happening like fireworks, hot air balloon festival etc, people don’t really go there.
@@max-lee Yup Malaysian that didn't live in Putrajaya come to Putrajaya for event only. E.g National day parade, Marathon, Fireworks, Friday pray, Food festival, Climbing sports and other sports too, Spend weekend times with family at the big roundabout(it's a must lol..). There's so much activities held in Putrajaya roundabout.
Bcoz it's a govt administrative centre. But it has everything we need here.. Shopping.. Food.. Sight seeing.. Exercising... And many more. We who living here, enjoy livingin and working in this beautiful, calm and peaceful city... 😍😍😍
If u want to speak portuguese, go to malacca, there are portuguese village at malacca since portuguese conquer malacca for more than 100 years long time ago..
Your pronounce of PUTRAJAYA so perfect!. Putrajaya is an idea from Tun Mahathir Mohammad when he was a Prime Minister that time...i'm very proud of him
Huge love from Malaysia 🇲🇾. You are always inspirational for small RUclipsrs like me. Very wonderful videography. Must watch place. Kudos to your beautiful work. 😊
Welcome to Malaysia to the both of you. Great content and amazingly filmed and most of all edited. Can't wait to see more of my country thru your lens!
This is one of the best areas in Malaysia, mostly the Malay people only. Meaning quiet, clean and polite. The shopping centre there is a pleasure. I wish the whole of Malaysia was like that. Btw Brunei is very similar to that area. Again, because of the Malay people.
Terima kasih kerana buat video mengenai malaysia. Saya sebagai orang malaysia sangat sangat menghargainya. Saya harap anda datang lagi ke malaysia di masa hadapan. Terima kasih!
I DON'T HAVE ANYTHING NEGATIVE TO SAY. You did a superb job on editing the video and making Putrajaya a must place to visit. THANK YOU SO MUCH for travelling to Malaysia. And now, I am going to watch all of your videos ! 😘
Sou malaia e obrigada por visitar meu país! Tô aprendendo português brasileiro por 2 anos e espero poder visitar o Brasil algum dia! Eu amo seu sotaque!!
I literally love to watch all your videos especially your vlog Malaysia trip. Am so proud that you really loved Kuala Lumpur. Hopefully, we can know each other and talk about something. Have a safe trip in Malaysia. Please do not hesitate to eat all foods in Malaysia. I'm pretty sure you gonna love it.
Hi Renata and Gordon, enjoyed your vlog very much, loved your vlog from inside the mosque, what a beautiful place inside the workmanship is something else, one thing I noticed was how clean and fresh things looked, by the way, is Gordon getting his doughnuts? HaHa, the food looks very good indeed, have you tried their tea, I think they like a good brew in Malaysia if I am not mistaken, their diet is pretty healthy, plenty of greens, fruit, fish, and rice and white meat like chicken, also they steam a lot of there food, which is a great way to cook, so thanks again to you and the sherpa Gordon for a very good vlog from the far east, all the best and take care, make sure Gordon drinks from the right water bottle, before he puts his foot in it HaHa.
Come and visit us again next year. There is more to explore during our “Visit Malaysia 2020”. Malaysia Truly Asia. I am from Langkawi. Langkawi is one of magical islands in Malaysia. We wish you Selamat Datang!
Gordon may not talk much in front of the camera, but when he does, it's golden. He is hilarious. Putrajaya is a pretty city but too bad it's not well-served by public transports. You kind of have to travel around by car.
Sepatutnya ade monorail dah buat sikit last2 zaman paklah cancel bodo dia tu aku membesar putrajaya dan dan pada aku putrajaya is the best city for family...
Hi! Hafeez here from 🇲🇾 I love it how u say Putrajaya and Kuala Lumpur and most if not all of the Malay words. It really sounded as how we here pronounce it. :D I’m sure it’s because from your native tongue right? Please let there be more of vidoes from Malaysia. Love all your videos.
Wow! Thank you very much. Yes, we knew little about Malaysia but I know we will return to explore more. Bali and Thailand get all the coverage but Malaysia is a worthy travel spot.
The putra mosque visit , where there was a proper guide who taught some things about islam was simply commendable . This shows spirit of Malaysian government .
I really Love Malaysia... One think that I always realize... When Haze come from Indonesia... The rain also come from nowhere... The rain help us to stop the haze... But the rain will be toxic...
Do you know the name Putrajaya is combination of 2 words... The word Putra means Prince, also taken from the name of our late 1st prime minister, Tunku Abdul Rahman Putra Al-Haj.. While Jaya mean succes
Hey there Renata. It’s totally right ‘Ayer’ is pronounced exactly like Spanish. FYI, I’m learning Espanol as my 3rd language and I found out that Malay and Spanish almost the same in term of pronunciation. It’s easy for me to speak Spanish rather than French (coz I’m learning French too) 😉😉
Putrajaya is a must stop place for a few hours and has fascinating places to visit. We went on Sunday and it was pretty quiet but Putra Mosque was quite busy though. This is a Great video, well done
Occasionally I go to Putrajaya just to enjoy the beauty of the scenery, to see the tourists, especially in the Putra mosque. most often Chinese, Korean, Indian, and European. such harmony much wow. feel sad that you cant see much, nowadays, usually haze in morning, and rain on evening or night. but for sure its durian/fruit season.
Hi Pereira. I am from Malaysia and really enjoy your videos. This is one of the best video of Malaysia. Your video makes me appreciate and proud of my country.. If you have the time , I would suggest you visit East Malaysia (Kota Kinabalu and Kuching) too.
Beautiful. I love the way you talk. Soft spoken. Btw thanks for visiting. Actually there’s other beautiful part in putrajaya that you didn’t cover yet. But sokay, please come again!
TBH i've already watched a few of your Malaysia videos and i love it. And suprisingly your Malay pronounciation is actually pretty good. Hope you'll come visit Malaysia again maybe after the end of this pandemic.
Amazing video accompanied w/ great music as usual! Just a pointer - there’s so much more that you can do in Putrajaya! You could visit the botanical gardens, the wetland parks, not to mention all the rest of the governmental buildings along the main spine of the city which has 4 squares spread along the spine - the spine is the strip of boulevards that cuts though right in the middle of the city where most parades during Independence Day take place. Nevertheless great video and will continue to follow you on your journey!
Such an emotional feeling, as we malaysian, mostly complaining or comparing our country with others. But we rarely finding that our country is the best ❤
Yeah Malaysia is impressive especially if you live long enough there. Maybe you can be architect of some of their building or something like what you show in this vlog
the best thing about malaysia is their cleanliness maybe as a muslim country partly playing the factor...one of the cleanest in the world and the food was phenomenal due to the diverse culture
Hi Dania! Thank you! ❤️ Editing the way I do takes a looooong time, that's why I can only upload on Saturday/Sunday (depending on where you are in the world). I'm hoping my husband will learn how to edit and help me, so that we can start uploading twice a week 🤞🤞
Hey Renata..( Actually my sister's name) .. LoL, I just found out your channel right now and I loved it..I love to know that's a Brazilian who vlogs in english.. This is so cool you know.. I felt very well represented, greetings from Rio, Brazil.. See ya.
malaysia second home for me, because there is a lot of muslim i convert to islam when i study there in 2006.
何、君に日本人ね？
Welcome to islam...😊
Alhamdulillah
Alhamdullilah
。なつみ welcome to the Islam sister おめでとうと
This is what the lady meant about the rank of women in Islam. If you treat your mother well, you will treat your wife/daughter/sister well too. It is all begin from home. Thats why muslims do not abandon their own parents & do not send the parents to elderly home ;)
Abu Hurayra said, "The Prophet was asked, 'Messenger of Allah, to whom should I be dutiful?' 'Your mother,' he replied. He was asked, 'Then whom?' 'Your mother,' he replied. He was asked, 'Then whom?' 'Your mother,' he replied. He was asked, 'Then whom?' He replied, 'Your father.'" (Hadith: Sahih Muslim)
True brother
Are you gila?
@@tikus-sq4xi apa yang gila?
@@tikus-sq4xi is tikus gila?
Some do, but it is highly frowned upon and in my experience not that common in Malaysia. Dan ye saya org Malaysia.
I soooo wanted to do the boat tour or the balloon ride in Putrajaya! Has anyone ever done? Also, if you're a digital nomad, Putrajaya and Cyberjaya are great places to stay for longer periods of time. Amazing internet connection and infrastructure in the buildings for a fraction of the cost even compared to other Southeast Asian cities 😉😊
Renata Pereira I have done the early bird boat tour. It was mind blowing😍 I heard the night sightseeing tour is great, I just regret didn't spend a night there😅
the sky is hazy cuz the indonesian forest burning spree..... because of them malaysia is gonna be in haze for a couple of weeks
and i like how you said "putra" sounds authentic lol
Nur Hidayah That was exactly my idea, to do the early bird 😍😍😍. Glad you enjoyed!!
Renata Pereira Thank U very much😍 I'm sure U enjoyed Ur visit too as I enjoyed watching every videos U have uploaded😃 I can't wait to watch more videos of U😍
Renata Pereira as a digital nomad as well I would suggest you Penang !! The street foods are the best which is cheaper compare Kuala Lumpur & Putrajaya & you get the city vibes while you can stay few minutes away from the beaches
"Give respect to the mother, the mother, the mother and the father "
Muhammad S.A.W
Please give full details on aunthentic hadith and references . Thanks.
@@haris6621 i just copy a comment from above. "Hi, I just want to mention something about what was said in the video about the rank of woman regarding man is Islam; (it was said: the woman has higher ranks than the man by three times), Actually, It is not about woman and man but rather mother and father. This is taken from the following Hadith (saying) of the prophet Mohammed (peace be upon him).
Abu Hurairah (A companion of the prophet) reported:
A person came to Messenger of Allah (ﷺ) and asked, "Who among people is most deserving of my fine treatment?" He (ﷺ) said, "Your mother". He again asked, ''Who next?" "Your mother", the Prophet (ﷺ) replied again. He asked, "Who next?" He (the Prophet (ﷺ)) said again, "Your mother." He again asked, "Then who?" Thereupon he (ﷺ) said," Then your father."
The BlackHornet Your mother 3x
Abu Huraira reported that a person said:
Allah's Messenger, who amongst the people is most deserving of my good treatment? He said: Your mother, again your mother, again your mother, then your father, then your nearest relatives according to the order (of nearness). [Sahih Muslim]
sunnah.com/muslim/45/2
A lady with infectious laugh with a guy who speaks less .. it is like a match from heaven .. thank you for the great videos
idham said 😂😂😂 Thanks to you for watching ❤️
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Actually your malay pronounciation is suprisingly good..
Yes..she can pronounce "Putrajaya" 😁👍
Maybe because South American phonetics are a lot closer to Malays than any other Western regions.
Thanks
Sorry for the hazy sky, a well known gift from indonesia to us Malaysia & Singapore.
Haha, Indonesia loves Malaysia and Singapore so much hence they give the haze 🎁 yearly, fairly generous indeed them Indonesian
#jerebudoneclaim
Hahahahahahah
yearly gift from them...haha
@TruthSeeker okay but gotta thanks to the sender:)
Kerenn penataan kota yang rapih, maju terus malaysia.
Hamdani Rehan can’t wait for Indonesia’s new capital city!
Terima kasih
i just read about jokowi plan for making indonesia as fifth power of world for another 10 years. good luck for that brother. i'll be proud for that.
Terima kasih.. semoga negara Indonesia juga terus maju yaa ✨ salam dari Malaysia 🇲🇾
Wow! Indonesia's new capital city will be very near to us 😊. Can't wait.
You should come during the Malaysian Independence Day on August 31! There are parades and other things.... Usually it will be held at Dataran Merdeke.
Azlin Arif How nice! It must be so beautiful! ❤️
If not at dataran merdeka.. it will held at putrajayaa
Agak agak la wei, MALAYSIAN INDEPENDENCE apanya, MALAYA INDEPENDENCE baru betul, PERSEKUTUAN MALAYSIA ialah negara pembentukan hasil gabungan empat negara pada 16 september 1963, sebab tu dekat kalender ada tulis hari persekutuan malaysia pada setiap 16 september, 31 ogos nanti hanya malaya dan borneo utara je yang sambut hari kemerdekaaan, malaya sambut kali ke 62 tahun, manakala borneo utara sambut kali ke 56 tahun, sarawak bulan lepas dah sambut hari kemerdekaan dah, maklumlah diorang merdeka 22 julai 1963, jadi setiap tarikh 22 julai diorang dah sambut hari kemerdekaan dah. REPUBLIK SINGAPURA salah satu negara yang menbentuk persekutuan malaysia pada 16 september 1963, tapi diorang sudah dikeluarkan dari persekutuan malaysia oleh kerajaan pusat tahun 1965, bertarikh 5 ogos, atas masalah tertentu, 31 AUGUST IS A DAY FOR (MALAYA) AND (NORTH BORNEO), NOT FOR ALL MALAYSIAN FEDERATION, IN 16 SEPTEMBER, IS ARE ALL MALAYSIAN DAY (MALAYA, NORTH BORNEO, SARAWAK).
@@azizi3344 16 September is Hari Malaysia... 31 August is Merdeka Day. What kind of weed are you taking?
@@mahmudfarizuddin nak taip independence day tu taip lah biar betul sikit MALAYA INDEPENDENCE DAY, ada satu lagi NORTH BORNEO INDEPENDENCE DAY, haaa tuuu baru betul bukannya MALAYSIAN INDEPENDENCE DAY, sejak bila pulak persekutuan malaysia merdeka, setahu aku persekutuan malaysia dibentuk oleh empat negara pada 16 september 1963 bukannya persekutuan malaysia dah wujud sebelum merdekanya malaya, republik singapura, borneo utara dan sarawak.
Totally not what I expected Malaysia to look like, so traditional looking with beautiful designs :)
Indeed, surprises everywhere
Hi, I just want to mention something about what was said in the video about the rank of woman regarding man is Islam; (it was said: the woman has higher ranks than the man by three times), Actually, It is not about woman and man but rather mother and father. This is taken from the following Hadith (saying) of the prophet Mohammed (peace be upon him).
Abu Hurairah (A companion of the prophet) reported:
A person came to Messenger of Allah (ﷺ) and asked, "Who among people is most deserving of my fine treatment?" He (ﷺ) said, "Your mother". He again asked, ''Who next?" "Your mother", the Prophet (ﷺ) replied again. He asked, "Who next?" He (the Prophet (ﷺ)) said again, "Your mother." He again asked, "Then who?" Thereupon he (ﷺ) said," Then your father."
Thanks for sharing
Glad you enjoyed while in Malaysia. I like your editing style.
Thk u Akmal Sebudin! 😀
Your Vlog? Professionally done! Kudos.. Thanks for visiting 🇲🇾
All our own, from pre produce to shoot to edit..100%. Thanks for the comment s and thanks for watching. 😀
You make me want to go back to Malaysia Renata!
Glenn Davies feel free to come back
@@afiqdean5655 thank you Dani! I'm sure it'll happen :)
Why? What u love about msia
r u from england glenn?
You should have gone to Astaka Morocco in Putrajaya. It's a small place where the buildings are exactly like in Morocco.
Jerine Lay the building is actually from morocco, they dissembled the building in morocco and ensembled them back in putrajaya
@@aqilahkhairul Oh wow learn everything new everyday lol
Really Jerine....I wanna come to malaysia... For business... Will you guide me
go putrajaya many tiem, i forgot astaka morrocco... aiyooh..
Mr Khan i can guide you. I’m mly btw
Definitely my favorite Episode, and fave city! That guide @ 4:40 sounded really genuine, indeed.
Dan Heather She was so lovely ❤️! Thank you so much!
I love it how you say "Putttttrrraaajjjaya".... very nice.
Nazri Mansor Ahhhh!! Thank you! ❤️❤️
@@RenataPereiraTV sometimes the European just say "Puutrjyaa" only..
yeah,the sound of vibration 'R' is so unique
Same here🤣🤣
The mosque look so calmly and so gorgeous i think this make me at a Hagia Sophia Turkey's
RESPECT When Adzhan (Call Prayer) U mute the music... 👍
Thank you
I am studying in Limkokwing University Cyberjaya,very next city of it..both putra jaya and cyber jaya are the most developed cities in Malaysia
I won't say they are the most developed due to lacking of public transportation like train (im not sure about the bus service though), maybe Subang Jaya and Damansara are the most developed, but Cyberjaya and Putrajaya were planned quite well and allow for further modernization.
@faridah hanum yup, maybe it's a bit too subjective to say if a city is well developed or not. In any case, Putrajaya is definitely an ideal place to live in (at least for me).
Very planned and love the green spaces...great balance.
Very well Done Mosque is beautiful hope to pray there one day inshallah.
Salaam and love from Pakistan.
Aamiin...
Thank you
I love how you put caption on the vid, I could watch with low volume, and could understand English better. 😊😊 Your video is very stable and also beautiful. I love how you record your vlog and the details in this video just amazed me. Thank you for visiting Malaysia! 🥰
Thank you so much for the support. We really appreciate!😄😄
Whooohoooo I am on my way to the airport to go to Penang for the week!🎉🎉thanks for the great videos!
Ur welcome! Have a wo😋nderful time and make sure to hit the food markets...delicious!
sooo how's penang?
ur mom it was amazing! Too much to eat..but too little time! I want to go back again.. And I love the old buildings..it felt like I stepped back in time😊
@@intheworldofmari oh wow, glad to hear that. thank you for visiting my country, please come again😆
I hope you saw our Penang videos?
My name is Hakim and I love your channel Renata. Full with information and guidance. I hope that you enjoyed spent time in our country and I hope to see you in person. Greet from Selangor, Malaysia
Hakim, we enjoyed tremen😀dously and look forward to returning
There are many green parks in Putrajaya. I love this city.
Ginger Teddy
Hi bro 🙋🏻♂️
Kat mana2 ade aje bro 🤳🏻
Take care bro. 👋
@@mohamednizamabdulkadir916 baru nak cakap😂😂😂😂
@@mohamednizamabdulkadir916 hahahaha cakap jap pastu gerak lu xD
Beautiful it is
Love the way you pronounce ' putrajaya' sound cute...😉😉
I guess I'm only one notice... not only putra jaya...her pronounced all place was nice....
😍😍😍
Mizleena Sun wa
Malaysia seems like a quickly developing gem, i'd love to visit
Putrajaya is a false representation of Malaysia that set out to ethnically cleanse 1/3 if its population. It's a disgrace and short of killing people the ultimate expression of racism.
@@AA123TD Call what you want, you're just a typical racist Malay and I'll prove it by your failure to answer a single question, why does it lack any Chinese or Indian Malaysian influences including temples and churches and appears 100% Islamic?
@@AA123TD You haven't been iin Malaysia for very long then have you. Everything breaks down by race and religion in Malaysia. Are you aware of what Malays now refer to "Malay special priviliges"? Temporary affirmative action schemes that half a century later are now regarded as rights. Whether Putrajaya is empty at close of business or not (it isn't) Is irrelevant and you avoid answering my point that this is a city that by apperance ethnically cleanses all ethnic groups amd religions other than Malay Muslims. Shah Alam was a previous attempt at this.
Of course Chinese Malaysians are doing well, they built and control the economy but do you know how much is tipped against them to achieve that, not attitudes but discrimination enshrined in law. You have a very superficial understanding of Malaysia and miss simple things like "most of my neighbors are Chinese" or "All the doctors I have had here are Tamil" that indicate racial divides. You shown how some races work hard and succeed while the Malays live off charity, do menial work and are futher behind now than before the race riots and massacres they created in 1969
You say "I am impressed at how all religions are recognized" but fail to inderstand how only one can practice openly and is fully funded by the government. Have you seen the Christian church in Putrajaya? Actually, have you seem any churches in Malaysia? They are forced virtually underground and operate largely from offiice buildings or industrial estates and have strict noise restrictions places on then so if they can beheard they're in danger of being shut down. Yes the holidays are recognised but in all other respects there is massive discrimination. Buy a box of bibles and try giving them away in public and see how quickly you end up in prison, even as a foreigner. As for you link take a look at the building and tell me whether this looks like a Budhhist temple or an Islamic building. You should also research who paid for this, if it were a mosque the government would fund it fully. Every last Ringgit of this is privately funded much like Chinese Malaysians fund there schooling and higher edication.
You say "some discrimination", name another country where laws exist that favour a majority race over other ethnic groups. You have no understanding of how far reaching these are. They include (for Malays) free university education, discounted housing, exclusive rights to import/export, FELDA schemes, sole rights to own property in certain areas, automatic rights to own a business set up and operated by others, favoured status to bid for government contracts and much, much more. At independence the British negotiated religious freedom and equal rights for all but that was renaged on and in an act of racial spite soon after the ejected Singapore from the federation. A act of sheer stupidity.
You saw "people stopped associating with people who differed from themselves". Open your eyes and see how the different races live apart. You can drive doewn some roads and see how on one side all are Malay and on the other all Chinese. You say "Don't ruin the progress your country has made" but without having a fucking clue about our history. There has been no progress just a gradual deterioration and a slowly simmering pressure cooker that following the next elections will likely explode. Currently we have have our wisest and best prime minister back in control but there are no other candidates in his league and all have destructive agendas. In five years Malaysia will be a very different place.
You say "I see a great future for all Malaysians if you can recognize you are all Malaysians." Tell that to the Malays who believe they own the country and refer to other races as guests. This hasn't changed and if anything has got worse not helped of course by that idiot Zakir Naik who vindicated their racism.
I despise foreigners like you who promote this myth of racial harmony and equality and you go further by making patronising statements giving us advice. You should be recognising the injustice and calling it out for what it is.
@@AA123TD The US is a backward place and so much of it is third world in both attitudes and infrastructure. I have to visit for work sometimes and I hate it because of the insular attitudes and ignorance. Trump is an idiot but the American people have got what they deserve and I don't see them recovering from their choice for a generation if ever.
Sharia and Jewish Beth din courts exist in many countries but should never be allowed to supersede secular law, sharia in Malaysia however does exactly this. Some parts of it are very well thought out but as you know other parts not so and sharia courts are often unfair in their judgements as they're male dominated. Malaysia has very significant problems with domestic violence and abused women are often persuaded by these courts to stay with their violent husbands. Whenever I have spare money to donate most goes to womens shelters or our local orphanage. I use to turn down exoensive gifts given by clients but now use them to help good causes that need every Ringgit.
Becoming Muslim is one thing but being open about it is another in a country where you're in a minority. If you began to wear a hijab you kind of brought problems on yourself. In no way am I suggesting the abuse you received is deserved but there is no requirement for this. Being overtly gay or atheist will have similar results in much of the US. Malaysia used to be very different and woman rarely covered their heads but Malaysia has a very powerful government department that quickly stepped well outside their intended purpose and built an empire that has control over our government. The increasingly conservative type of Islam found now was slowly introduced over time, so slowly that most have forgotten or never knew how things used to be. If you get an opportunity speak to older people 60 years plus. Last year Terengganu caned two young women and shamed Malaysia in front of the world. This was unthinkable before that and yet they talk of continuing this and carrying out future punishments in football stadiums in full public view instead of the 200 perverts who were invited to watch two women beaten and humilated. I bet they still masturbate over what they saw. Malays lost all religious freedom in 1998 so while you love Malaysia be aware things change, things are always changing here.
You say "Things cannot change overnight, no matter how much we want and know it should. It is hard to be patient in the face of adversity. Rash behavior and calling other groups racist will not solve anything." You should read a little about Malaysia's history and arrive at your own conclusions rather than me colour them further. I could give you numerous examples in addition to those I've already provided but suffice to say since indepence things have got worse. You give away enough clues for me to know you've not lived here that long and for an outsider to understand Malaysian politics takes years and as a Muslim you will only ever seen one side. I have a rather unusual job that I've done for a long time and it's assumed I'm Muslim because of skin colour, beard, my study of islam so I can quote numerous verses, the fact I fast during Ramadan, how I often dress etc. Malays often have a hidden side and I get to see that more often than you would think but am still horrified at things they say even as recently as two weeks ago.
You say "I know your frustrations, I lived/live them." but you haven't. Do some research on Malay privileges or rights and you'll see how other ethnic groups are not just discriminated against, they're discriminated against in law on a daily basis. They have to work far harder to survive in an environment tipped against their favour. As bad as it is in the US no laws exist like those in Malaysia. Chinese, Indian, Portugese and other ethnic groups are barred from so many privileges that are reserved for only Malays.
You say " I firmly believe you're better off than my homeland". Non Malays do not benefit from free university education so we save and send our children overseas and if that means two jobs and working almost every day than that is what has to be done. That work ethic ensure they study hard and get good degrees from the best universities and many never return because of the discrimination they would face. More and more successful Chinese and Indian professionals and entrepeneurs are choosing to leave and many do go to the US. The Malays love this however it's people like this who have ensured Malaysia's success and Malaysia is losing them in ever increasing numbers.
Malaysia's a great place and I hope you enjoy it here but they may be few opportunities for your children and long term residency can be problematic but what you see and what is real are different things and as I have pointed out Putrajaya is ethnic and religious cleansing. It's important to distinguish between individual Malays who are the nicest people you will meet and collective Malay attitudes that are rather different.
Whether Malaysia will contunue to be a good place following the next election remains to be seen but there appears to be no good outcome. Tactical voting my non Mulsims returned Mahathir to power because he was Mahathir and was a strong and stable leader before over more than two decades. They're unlikely to vote to see Anwar Ibrahim become prime minister but the alternative is far worse. Either way things will get worse and I predict very quickly. My money is now all offshore because as history shows when the economy is threatened currency controls are put in place and without notice.
To the brother that is hating, i would like to ask where a question. How can a country that discriminate against other races and religion besides muslims and malays have a 140ft tall hindu statue of lord murugan? Why are churches such as the St John’s church at jalan bukit nenas be considered a heritage building? the longest buddhist statue(40m in length) in south east asia is in malaysia. Forgive me if im a bit rough brother but stop with the division amongst malaysians, i myself a muslim studied in St johns(a former christian school). Malaysia is about tolerance, equality and fairness. Im tired of people like you and our politicians who love to use race. I love ALL of my malaysian brethren and i believe we the malaysian people only want peace and prosperity amongst the race and religion. Assalamualaikum
sangat indah ( beautifull clas ) ya kota di putra jaya penata'n bandar nya, smoga jaya terus malaysia, slm dri indonezi'e semoga qt boleh maju bersama..
My first visit to Putrajaya was just before the turn of the century and since then I have made many subsequent visits, either for dealing with government departments or to take friends or visiting relatives.
On my first visit to Putrajaya, I had to park my car on the road by the curb and have a view of the awesomeness of the place. The pristine greenery and marvelous architecture, was so soothing to the eye. The lake was beautiful.But the guy jogging along the pavement by the street was making me extremely jealous as I was an avid jogger then. I had to rationalise, telling myself,some people have all the luck.
Your capture of the night view of Putrajaya is indeed very impressive, and is a totally new thing for me. I have never spent a night in Putrajaya.
Sam Raj Hi Sam! I’m glad I could surprise you a little then ❤️
@@RenataPereiraTV the old name of Putrajaya was Perang Besar. Literally it meansc" Big War". It refers to World War 1.
Previously it was a territory of Selangor state. Noe it is a Federal Territory since 1999.
The transfer of sovereignty was inked brween 2 man who have family ties.
The father, Sultan Salahuddin was then the King of Malaysia. The son, Tengku Idris was then the Regent of Selangor.
Thanks for sharing the information
I love how well you know about the places you have visited in Malaysia. And it's all accurate too! I come to Putrajaya for work now and then but I never get to stay the night. 🤭
Benjameen Benjamin Hi Benjameen! That’s good to hear 😍, thank you! That’s because I spent a lot of time in Malaysia, not only the days I shot videos. So I learned a lot about the culture too ❤️. Hope you get to see Putrajaya at night one day
Renata you are very beautiful....I like it
Ahhh... watching this reminds me so much of 24th December 2015, where I was witnessing Putrajaya Light Festival under the rain with my buddy. Truly a memorable experience, more than anything I've ever done with anyone else.
I really like this place, with its shopping malls, food, service, infrastructures & facilities, also its artistic layouts and architectural wonders.
Now, in the midst of COVID19, I wouldn't trade for anything less to be here, to be soaking in its luxurious, beautiful atmosphere. I always imagining Putrajaya to be the prototype of every ideal city.
You two are a good couple.
love Malaysia ❤️
Thank you, Renata!
Thank you for watching!
Kuala Lumpur is still remain the capital city and economic hub of malaysia and putrajaya is the administrative city of malaysia...all government offices and departments were relocated from KL to putrajaya since in the middle of 90's to ease traffic congestion..but only 1 government department still remain in KL(tourism and cultural)😊
Thank you for sharing the information
Still a good work done by you renata,eventhough the haze was so bad. Next, Penang.Cant wait for that.
Love from Malaysia. ❤😉
Adam AM Thank you so much, Adam! In Penang I was luckier ❤️😍
Putrajaya is so beautiful and huge,never thought putrajaya is such huge and beautiful. I can't wait to see more Malaysian blogs. I am planning to visit Singapore and Malaysia very soon,thank you so much,I have got a lot of useful informations from your blogs.Keep up the good job. All your blogs are awesome.
Wedi Saho, your welcome. I hope you have a wonderful visit
Thanks a lot.
Good Morning.
I went to this beautiful city 3 weeks ago. It was an awesome experience. Unfortunately I didn't have much time to explore each areas. But I'm planning to visit it again.
Thank U so much for the videos Mrs. Pereira. You show each places very beautifully, You always succeed encouraging me to travel more☺
Much love from Indonesia❤❤❤
Nur Hidayah That’s so good to hear! Thank you so much! Hope you can go back and enjoy new areas ❤️
Renata Pereira Thank you very much😍 It was a bit unlucky that I couldn't meet U😅
Yes. Putrajaya does feel a little bit hot compared to kl. Not many people does vlog about putrajaya. Why do you think so?
Vlad P I guess it’s because there’s so much to do in KL and if you only spend 3-4 days there, people end up just staying nearby
I thought it was a bit boring. Aside from nice buildings, there nothing to do there. Its a nice place for marathon though. Unless there’s some event happening like fireworks, hot air balloon festival etc, people don’t really go there.
@@max-lee Yup Malaysian that didn't live in Putrajaya come to Putrajaya for event only. E.g National day parade, Marathon, Fireworks, Friday pray, Food festival, Climbing sports and other sports too, Spend weekend times with family at the big roundabout(it's a must lol..). There's so much activities held in Putrajaya roundabout.
Bcoz it's a govt administrative centre. But it has everything we need here.. Shopping.. Food.. Sight seeing.. Exercising... And many more. We who living here, enjoy livingin and working in this beautiful, calm and peaceful city... 😍😍😍
but she did and we all love it ❤️💕
If u want to speak portuguese, go to malacca, there are portuguese village at malacca since portuguese conquer malacca for more than 100 years long time ago..
700 years ago...not 100 years ok
@@MattMatt-kr6ts 100yrs occupation.
ya malay mix Portuguese @( bugis)
@@syahmisufi is it serani?
Your pronounce of PUTRAJAYA so perfect!. Putrajaya is an idea from Tun Mahathir Mohammad when he was a Prime Minister that time...i'm very proud of him
Putrajaya is an idea from current Prime Minister too.
Thank you
Huge love from Malaysia 🇲🇾. You are always inspirational for small RUclipsrs like me. Very wonderful videography. Must watch place. Kudos to your beautiful work. 😊
Amazing Travellers That’s so kind of you, thank you so much! ❤️
@@RenataPereiraTV thank you 😊👍
I really love this video because I have living in Putrajaya for almost 18 years and this city is very calm and clean
malaysia is a beautiful country and a good people. Thank you for these videos. I hope to see a video of you on the beautiful island of Langkawi
Beautiful people indeed! Langkawi is a future trip
Langkawi.. 🙌
I am looking forward for your Langkawi vlog
We must return when safe
Welcome to Malaysia to the both of you. Great content and amazingly filmed and most of all edited. Can't wait to see more of my country thru your lens!
Thk u WanderEats...we got more
Malaysia is such a beautiful country. I would like to visit one day
We wish you get the chance in the near future...you would really enjoy👍
thanks you guys enjoyed it. #putrajayamycity
Thank you for watching
This is one of the best areas in Malaysia, mostly the Malay people only. Meaning quiet, clean and polite. The shopping centre there is a pleasure. I wish the whole of Malaysia was like that. Btw Brunei is very similar to that area. Again, because of the Malay people.
Hi Renata💌✌️.. Welcome to Malaysia 🇲🇾... fabulous food, beautiful beaches, idyllic islands and national parks with wildlife- packed rainforests🌱🍂 ...
Thank you! 😃 We enjoyed our visit very much and I hope we can return when safe
We need more videos about these kind of cities- second cities. Thanks, Renata.
Kevin Burciaga, we agree 100%😀
Putrajaya looks amazing at night. So far the only travel vlog featuring putrajaya at night. Well done!
Thk u and thanks for watching😀😀
Terima kasih kerana buat video mengenai malaysia. Saya sebagai orang malaysia sangat sangat menghargainya. Saya harap anda datang lagi ke malaysia di masa hadapan. Terima kasih!
Sama-sama. Kami menikmati lawatan kami dan kami akan kembali untuk menjelajahi lebih banyak negara indah anda
Beautiful and wonderful city... amazing and awesome video 🌷❤️🇲🇾
fouziah mohd ali Thank you so much 😊❤️😍
I DON'T HAVE ANYTHING NEGATIVE TO SAY. You did a superb job on editing the video and making Putrajaya a must place to visit. THANK YOU SO MUCH for travelling to Malaysia. And now, I am going to watch all of your videos ! 😘
Mohd Tamizi, thank you so much! It helps to have beautiful sceney such as Putrajaya! 😃😃😃😃
Sou malaia e obrigada por visitar meu país! Tô aprendendo português brasileiro por 2 anos e espero poder visitar o Brasil algum dia! Eu amo seu sotaque!!
are you celine dion's sister?
I was thinking too 😂
Dua Mata yeah celine dion's like malaysia..
hahahha
🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣😘
Your husband facial expressions exactly like John Malkovich The Red actor.
very beautiful and modern city in Asean
hangeu, indeed!
I'm proud to be Malaysian.. 🇲🇾🇲🇾🇲🇾🇲🇾❤️❤️❤️
😀😄😀 U should be...beautiful place and people!
Finally people realize Putrajaya. I live there
Lucky u!!😋😀
Hello and good morning from me , Aiman 😘 . Welcome to Garden City and Intelligent City of Federal Territory of Putrajaya 🇲🇾 😍 Enjoy! ❤
Hi Aiman! Good morning! Thank you, hope you have a wonderful day!
@@RenataPereiraTV Welcome , you too 😘👍😍
@@aimandino8102 merata komen hg ada anat... Haha
@@NoName-ph4gx hahahha ..
@@NoName-ph4gx hahaha... tu lah.. merata2 dia ada... kerja tngok utube kot..
I literally love to watch all your videos especially your vlog Malaysia trip. Am so proud that you really loved Kuala Lumpur. Hopefully, we can know each other and talk about something. Have a safe trip in Malaysia. Please do not hesitate to eat all foods in Malaysia. I'm pretty sure you gonna love it.
Thank you. You have a special country...love the culture and the peace among religions. We felt very comfortable
love from Malaysia, 😍
Thanks
😊😊😊
Putrajaya my place of hope. This place gave me back my hope.
Great place
Hi Renata and Gordon, enjoyed your vlog very much, loved your vlog from inside the mosque, what a beautiful place inside the workmanship is something else, one thing I noticed was how clean and fresh things looked, by the way, is Gordon getting his doughnuts? HaHa, the food looks very good indeed, have you tried their tea, I think they like a good brew in Malaysia if I am not mistaken, their diet is pretty healthy, plenty of greens, fruit, fish, and rice and white meat like chicken, also they steam a lot of there food, which is a great way to cook, so thanks again to you and the sherpa Gordon for a very good vlog from the far east, all the best and take care, make sure Gordon drinks from the right water bottle, before he puts his foot in it HaHa.
ecosselion, ur hilarious😂😂 thks for watching! Yes it was very clean and very modern. Great people and great food
I love your video editing style. Its cool and capture the beauty of malaysia!
Thank you Nur Ain Nazmien!😃
Hi renata !! Totally cool vlog !! Incredible landacape and tasty local food. Keep posting more videos. Thank you💟
Adrian Koh, will keep them coming! Thks!
Come and visit us again next year. There is more to explore during our “Visit Malaysia 2020”. Malaysia Truly Asia. I am from Langkawi. Langkawi is one of magical islands in Malaysia. We wish you Selamat Datang!
We will return. Thanks...we wait patiently
I went there in 2016 for study purpose, I am going back in 2020 Insha'Allah.
Gordon may not talk much in front of the camera, but when he does, it's golden. He is hilarious.
Putrajaya is a pretty city but too bad it's not well-served by public transports. You kind of have to travel around by car.
😂😂 he can be funny! Thks for watching!
Because the main purpose putrajaya was build is because for government use. Not for tourist
Sepatutnya ade monorail dah buat sikit last2 zaman paklah cancel bodo dia tu aku membesar putrajaya dan dan pada aku putrajaya is the best city for family...
Hi! Hafeez here from 🇲🇾 I love it how u say Putrajaya and Kuala Lumpur and most if not all of the Malay words. It really sounded as how we here pronounce it. :D
I’m sure it’s because from your native tongue right?
Please let there be more of vidoes from Malaysia. Love all your videos.
Thank you very much
Bumped into your vlog yesterday and i have watched all your Malaysia trip series's. Love it very much.. better than watching travel channel on TV.
Wow, thank you very much
Ahhh... I never imagined myself going to Malaysia before your videos, but now... OMG! I have to go there 😅🤗🤗🤗 I love your videos, Renataaaa 🥰
Wow! Thank you very much. Yes, we knew little about Malaysia but I know we will return to explore more. Bali and Thailand get all the coverage but Malaysia is a worthy travel spot.
10min worth to watch. Thanks for visiting Malaysia. If u miss our nasi lemak, please do come again. 🤗😊
We will return...we wait patiently for the right moment
The putra mosque visit , where there was a proper guide who taught some things about islam was simply commendable . This shows spirit of Malaysian government .
As usual top notch vlog. Waiting for your channel to blow up! Consider India/Europe tour to gather more diverse viewers.
Munaim Hossain thks for the comments. Europe coming soon...India is on the list!
I really Love Malaysia... One think that I always realize... When Haze come from Indonesia... The rain also come from nowhere... The rain help us to stop the haze... But the rain will be toxic...
Yes unfortunate
Do you know the name Putrajaya is combination of 2 words... The word Putra means Prince, also taken from the name of our late 1st prime minister, Tunku Abdul Rahman Putra Al-Haj.. While Jaya mean succes
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Thank you for sharing
I am malaysia citizen and proud this video thankss sistorr 🥰🥰👍👍 malaysia are welcome who want come this country
Thank you very much...you have a great city and country
Thank you for coming to Putrajaya ❤️❤️❤️
Thank you so much for watching ❤️❤️❤️❤️
Another great video. For sure, very useful info for visitors who want to explore Putrajaya
thank you
Hey there Renata. It’s totally right ‘Ayer’ is pronounced exactly like Spanish. FYI, I’m learning Espanol as my 3rd language and I found out that Malay and Spanish almost the same in term of pronunciation. It’s easy for me to speak Spanish rather than French (coz I’m learning French too) 😉😉
Keep working at it. Having languages opens opportunities.
Putrajaya is a must stop place for a few hours and has fascinating places to visit. We went on Sunday and it was pretty quiet but Putra Mosque was quite busy though. This is a Great video, well done
Thk u and thks for watching!
Occasionally I go to Putrajaya just to enjoy the beauty of the scenery, to see the tourists, especially in the Putra mosque. most often Chinese, Korean, Indian, and European. such harmony much wow. feel sad that you cant see much, nowadays, usually haze in morning, and rain on evening or night. but for sure its durian/fruit season.
It was well worth the visit. Thanks
This is definitely the best video on Putrajaya ever made on UTube so far. The quality of all your videos are like Tourism Documentaries.
Thank you very much! We appreciate! 😍😍😍
I am Malaysian but l really find your vlog very informative even for local lol😃😃
as wan That’s amazing to hear! Thank you so much!
Salam... I really wanna visit malsyia but for business... Hows business there?
This video and all that, the way you introduces things is better than the commercial tv documentaries! Good job!!
Hi Pereira. I am from Malaysia and really enjoy your videos. This is one of the best video of Malaysia. Your video makes me appreciate and proud of my country..
If you have the time , I would suggest you visit East Malaysia (Kota Kinabalu and Kuching) too.
Vincent Yong, makes me happy you enjoyed! U have a great country. I will add those places to our list for a future trip😀
tanks Renata Pereira this putrajaya vlog
You are most welcome😀👍
Awesome.i like your video.i will go to Malaysia KL tomorrow.i will fun there.
Mi Tanaka That’s great! Enjoy!!
@@RenataPereiraTV Thank u very very much.
Selamat datang ke Malaysia, enjoy your day 👏💞
Selamat datang ke Malaysia, enjoy your day 👏💞
Beautiful. I love the way you talk. Soft spoken. Btw thanks for visiting. Actually there’s other beautiful part in putrajaya that you didn’t cover yet. But sokay, please come again!
We will return. Thanks
Hope you enjoyed Malaysia, Renata. Please come again from all of us, the Truly Asia😊
We did very much and look forward to returning
TBH i've already watched a few of your Malaysia videos and i love it. And suprisingly your Malay pronounciation is actually pretty good. Hope you'll come visit Malaysia again maybe after the end of this pandemic.
We will sometime in the future. We so much more to see and experience in MY. Thank you!😃👍
Amazing video accompanied w/ great music as usual! Just a pointer - there’s so much more that you can do in Putrajaya! You could visit the botanical gardens, the wetland parks, not to mention all the rest of the governmental buildings along the main spine of the city which has 4 squares spread along the spine - the spine is the strip of boulevards that cuts though right in the middle of the city where most parades during Independence Day take place. Nevertheless great video and will continue to follow you on your journey!
We will return to explore more. thanks for the suggestions
Such an emotional feeling, as we malaysian, mostly complaining or comparing our country with others. But we rarely finding that our country is the best ❤
Yes, be proud you have a great country, comfortable of tourists and safe...with smiling people and good food. We will return to explore more.😀
Yeah Malaysia is impressive especially if you live long enough there. Maybe you can be architect of some of their building or something like what you show in this vlog
Great Job Girl!!Travelled South East Asia many years ago.Malaysia included.How it's modernized. 🌷💖🌷
Yes, so much development even now.
Wonderful is Malaysian 😍😍I'm also live in Malaysia 😘😘
Thank you! I'm so glad you like it! 😉 😊
@@RenataPereiraTV 😍😍😍😍
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the best thing about malaysia is their cleanliness maybe as a muslim country partly playing the factor...one of the cleanest in the world and the food was phenomenal due to the diverse culture
Thanks for sharing
Hai renata....everyday i waiting new vlog video from u....finally.....
Hi Dania! Thank you! ❤️ Editing the way I do takes a looooong time, that's why I can only upload on Saturday/Sunday (depending on where you are in the world). I'm hoping my husband will learn how to edit and help me, so that we can start uploading twice a week 🤞🤞
@@RenataPereiraTV it so ok sister...i always waiting....good job sister..🖒🖒
@@daniania2484 Thank you 😘 😘 😘
Yess.me too...
@@hamba5964 zana where do u live in Malaysia? I really wana come.
Hey Renata..( Actually my sister's name) .. LoL, I just found out your channel right now and I loved it..I love to know that's a Brazilian who vlogs in english.. This is so cool you know.. I felt very well represented, greetings from Rio, Brazil.. See ya.
So cool a Brazilian watching about Malaysia. Obrigada!
Amazing video Renata. keep it up
Will do khalil k, thks for stopping by!
Rare review. Thank you for coming and please do not hesitate to come again. We will always welcoming you.
We will return when appropriate👍😀