Following your channel from Brasil... what a wonderful world of cultures!! You're just so lucky for having such an opportunity to travel through so many diffrent places!! Have a nice time always!! God bless you and be safe!! Cheers!!
Steve, many Dayak ethnics in Sarawak still live in longhouses. Some have been rebuilt using modern materials. Some of the longhouses were built from ironwood... latest rebuilding would usually dated early 1900 like the one my maternal grandmother is from. They have a community fb page.
Longhouses in Sarawak (both old & new) are definite MUST visits in Sarawak. It's amazing how they incorporate old traditions into new styles of construction.
Wow! This is an awesome vlog showcasing the culture of the tribes in Sabah! This is something all Sabahan should be proud of because your culture is unique.
in the olden days it was made from clay and glass in ancient times beads are a very valuable currencies in southeast asia, Ancient Kedah Tua which located in the Kedah state in Malaya used to be the biggest south east asian beads producer in ancient times since 3000 years ago. When you get back to peninsular i suggest you go to the Sungai Batu archeological sites to see the ancient Kedah kingdom site and the monument there, in Kedah if you rake the soil you can find colorful beads made from glass and clay all over the place.
Look forward to watching it later. TQ. There r many tribes in Sabah n Sarawak that people in Malaysia have yet to learn about their existence. Tourism documentaries n vlogs r certainly one of d best ways to know them.
seronok nya perjalanan jeatlag ivana di sabah, tak lama lagi Reggata Lepa di semporna sambil bercuti dipulau boleh lah menyaksikan budaya bagian pantai timur sabah👍🙋♀
Thank you guys, love this episode. Brought back memories of our visit to the village. The auntie is so funny, the way she was frustrated w/ Steve. :D Love her, so talented, wish I can learn from her! Saya orang Sabah (tinggal jauh sudah), suka dengar bila dorang cakap. Flo bilang penyengat & auntie tu mengomel lucu sama Steve. Ketawa saya! :D Beautiful costumes on the girls!
Yayyyy! You had Sabah vege! It's one of my top favourite vege ever. Very simple to cook yet packs lots of nutrition. Just go to restaurants and order Mani Chai
Did a 3-4 day treck in the northern part of Thailandyears ago and spent a night in a Karen village (long neck brass rings), house on stilts, woke up with the whole house swaying, turns out a water buffalo was getting his morning scratch on vigorously rubbing against one of the stilts.
Love love love this funtastic vlogg❤❤❤! The best ever. So glad you guys got to experience it👍👍👍 laughed so loud Steve- I gonged my head🤣. 6 stars Vlog guys. Thank you Pelancongan Sabah and Flo👌👍
I was Borned and raised in Kuching but have been in the states 44 years , went back twice to Kuching never been to sabah but will definitely go visit sabah . Two beautiful ladies speak fluently in English. Thanks for sharing
Ivana put it at the middle finger because the ring finger is sacred and It's only for a true and real diamond ring, where Steve needs to put it while he is on his knees. 🥰
Shout out to granny who was the star of this episode! I wish they'd show the bamboo warrior dance in full because there's ones where they even do the full row blindfolded at faster beat. Gives me goosebumps each time!
Awesome video as always and thanks for sharing with us your funtastic and fantastic time in Sabah. So excited to go with you both on the journey. A big shout-out to that cute grandma...so friendly and talented too. Wow, that weaving and beading are real complicated and it needs lot of patience and skill to do it. Great content and l learned so much about the culture and traditions of the Rungus people there. Thanks again for all the experiences and inspiration you both share with us.
me , half rungus which used to live in kudat for several years just cannot stop smiling watching that grandma, its funnier when u can understand directly what she said 😂
This is called "Rungus Culture". In my village, still has a longhouse that still stands strong from 1972 to the present. it is 100 meters long...(mokimahap tuan ong amu avantang inggeris ku)😅
Ivana, fern dishes are mostly homecooked kampung food. we rarely find them in restaurants. some gerai nasi campur might have them, like masak lemak or kerabu pucuk paku. they're expensive these days.
When I was younger growing up in Sabah, I used to be very confused by whether it was a party or a sad occasion when I'd hear the kulintangan . It always sounds so beautiful and I'd think "oh that sounds so joyful!" then someone tells me "they're having a funeral" 😅 😅 😅 😅 😅
I give thumbs up for the tour guide..she give a good service.. The grandma so friendly and when she about to leave I can see the dog waiting for her by waving the tail..😁
Thank you for coming and sharing rungus culture to the world. Should have visit rungus modernise long house where people really live in it to experience and have a closer look to the community.
Steve you create a new motif of the craft, not drunken, not sleepy but it’s a “foreigner first try” new pattern tho…aunty will tell other visitor about the story of her new pattern. Well done, you create a history on it 😁😁
Steve is weaving again 😱 😆 Steve, you're really have the talent to weaving (something) 👏🏻👏🏻 You should consider it as a hobby. Good job Steve for trying 👍🏻 Ohh yeah, Ikan Basung is Sardines fish and Tuna is Ikan Kayu/Tongkol.
Cool video, guys..amazing activities!!! Sabah veggie is called changkok manis in Sarawak..only native to Borneo..like the medin & paku ferns. Stay blessed & happy travels to u both!!
sorry steve...u shut say " That's for sleeping married couple or girls Then say making baby room..cox we in sabahan take care of the word we want to say.
Book some time ahead. Aim to go during the harvest festival to really get a feel of the festivities. But otherwise these attractions are also available other times of the year
I appreciate you may not want to do this but I am very curious to know how much you make from your videos. If you could do a detailed breakdown of which videos have made you the most money, how much you have made in total since you began your channel and some insight into the variables that affect how much each video makes (besides of course the number of views), it would be greatly appreciated. I suspect it would also get a lot of hits and make you a good amount of money in the process :-) Many thanks and keep up the good content.
U need to know history..Rungus tribe is part of Dayak.Borneo people is mostly Dayak with alot of ethnic..thus say Dayak Iban,Dayak Melanau,Rungus..all belong to big group of Dayak.
Following your channel from Brasil... what a wonderful world of cultures!! You're just so lucky for having such an opportunity to travel through so many diffrent places!! Have a nice time always!! God bless you and be safe!! Cheers!!
The weaving lady was so adorable definitely stole the show, was smiling throughout the video! Very cute!
Steve, many Dayak ethnics in Sarawak still live in longhouses. Some have been rebuilt using modern materials. Some of the longhouses were built from ironwood... latest rebuilding would usually dated early 1900 like the one my maternal grandmother is from. They have a community fb page.
Longhouses in Sarawak (both old & new) are definite MUST visits in Sarawak. It's amazing how they incorporate old traditions into new styles of construction.
Can't believe I can watch 44 minutes of the vlog today. It's like a mini movie!
This is definitely up there as one of my many favourite videos. Keep safe, healthy and happy.
Can't wait for you to come here
Wow! This is an awesome vlog showcasing the culture of the tribes in Sabah! This is something all Sabahan should be proud of because your culture is unique.
Well said!! We agree
in the olden days it was made from clay and glass in ancient times beads are a very valuable currencies in southeast asia, Ancient Kedah Tua which located in the Kedah state in Malaya used to be the biggest south east asian beads producer in ancient times since 3000 years ago. When you get back to peninsular i suggest you go to the Sungai Batu archeological sites to see the ancient Kedah kingdom site and the monument there, in Kedah if you rake the soil you can find colorful beads made from glass and clay all over the place.
Look forward to watching it later. TQ. There r many tribes in Sabah n Sarawak that people in Malaysia have yet to learn about their existence. Tourism documentaries n vlogs r certainly one of d best ways to know them.
seronok nya perjalanan jeatlag ivana di sabah, tak lama lagi Reggata Lepa di semporna sambil bercuti dipulau boleh lah menyaksikan budaya bagian pantai timur sabah👍🙋♀
oh my... I love how our slang sounds..besar - basal, cantik - santik... the inai/granny really stole the show. her charisma is infectious!!...
26:32....the woman said "....biar lah" twice , means " let it be , let it be " she's willing to let Steve do it even Steve doing it wrongly 😅
A round of applause to Sabah tourism ⭐ to bring steve & ivana around to interesting & nice place 😄
OMG the first gong strike was so....deep! Bring it home to Canada for your mom! Ultimate meal time bell or some Stranger Things scene at home!
Thank you guys, love this episode. Brought back memories of our visit to the village. The auntie is so funny, the way she was frustrated w/ Steve. :D Love her, so talented, wish I can learn from her! Saya orang Sabah (tinggal jauh sudah), suka dengar bila dorang cakap. Flo bilang penyengat & auntie tu mengomel lucu sama Steve. Ketawa saya! :D Beautiful costumes on the girls!
Yayyyy! You had Sabah vege! It's one of my top favourite vege ever. Very simple to cook yet packs lots of nutrition. Just go to restaurants and order Mani Chai
Sabah Vege (a.k.a Mani Chai or Cekur Manis for semenanjung folks) is definitely a healthy choice. Even my doctor recommended it to me as a superfood.
Nice content. I'm Rungus myself. And I'm happy that you make time to promote attraction in Matunggong
Did a 3-4 day treck in the northern part of Thailandyears ago and spent a night in a Karen village (long neck brass rings), house on stilts, woke up with the whole house swaying, turns out a water buffalo was getting his morning scratch on vigorously rubbing against one of the stilts.
If the pinakol depan mata won't feel like buying but when I see it on people gerigitan pula mau beli
Lol! Betulkan.. saya pun pikir sama.. :)
Thank you for visiting our place.. Another day you can come again.. you can try Rungus food and see Rungus traditional dance again.. God Bless
Love love love this funtastic vlogg❤❤❤! The best ever. So glad you guys got to experience it👍👍👍 laughed so loud Steve- I gonged my head🤣. 6 stars Vlog guys. Thank you Pelancongan Sabah and Flo👌👍
My mother is a Rungus. Welcome to Kudat 😊
Hopefully, Sarawak Tourisme will give u the same opportunities when u travel to Sarawak..
Kg sumangkap? At kudat..that my aunt village..near the big gong's thanks for view apperciate it
I was Borned and raised in Kuching but have been in the states 44 years , went back twice to Kuching never been to sabah but will definitely go visit sabah . Two beautiful ladies speak fluently in English. Thanks for sharing
Ivana put it at the middle finger because the ring finger is sacred and It's only for a true and real diamond ring, where Steve needs to put it while he is on his knees. 🥰
I must credit to sabah tourism for this.
Shout out to granny who was the star of this episode! I wish they'd show the bamboo warrior dance in full because there's ones where they even do the full row blindfolded at faster beat. Gives me goosebumps each time!
I wish i can weave something like that beautiful motif when i 'm sleepy or drunk 🤣
Haha maybe only in sabah have sleepy and drunk abstract 🤣🤣🤣
soooo niceee… enjoy guys..i love sabah sooo much
Awesome video as always and thanks for sharing with us your funtastic and fantastic time in Sabah. So excited to go with you both on the journey. A big shout-out to that cute grandma...so friendly and talented too. Wow, that weaving and beading are real complicated and it needs lot of patience and skill to do it.
Great content and l learned so much about the culture and traditions of the Rungus people there. Thanks again for all the experiences and inspiration you both share with us.
me , half rungus which used to live in kudat for several years just cannot stop smiling watching that grandma, its funnier when u can understand directly what she said 😂
Amazing vlog!! cant believe they are selling that for rm50. worth 10x more handmade
Exactly!
Bagusnya....selain Bandar KK..kampung ni memang wajib datang.rasa nak pegi je...ofcoz makanan Tu nampak sedap...nak cuba
35:43 kalau faham, buat... Saya tidak faham... so funny
This is called "Rungus Culture". In my village, still has a longhouse that still stands strong from 1972 to the present. it is 100 meters long...(mokimahap tuan ong amu avantang inggeris ku)😅
perlu diperbaiki tokudi laa tapi obuli iee gia ino oiii yg penting ada kemahuan utk belajar...
Awesome video! Thanks for sharing with us a part of Malaysian culture that most people don't know about!
That gong sounds so mystical the moment he hits it.
30:35 burst to laugh when Steve sing Shakira's hips dont lie 😂
She's so talented , not everyone can do the pattern and do the threads.
I've been wondering if Ivana understood all the spoken Sabah Malay language spoken around her... Ivana understands Indonesian, yes?
I loved the vlog, it was so fun. Steve you’re a great sport, trying everything . Good for you! Enjoy
thank you for coming to my place..this is rungus culture
thank you for sharing your experience in Sabah :) btw, that is a cute ring ivana :D
Love to see you guys , each day got different excitement and fun ,Sabah has offer ..Sabah boleh!, M'sia boleh!
Haii there. The granny weaving is my grandmother. ❤️
Wowwww!! She’s a special lady. Shoutout to her ❤️
@@JetLagWarriors ❤️
Been watching ur channel since u had 15-20k subs, awesome videos, guys 🤩👍 Keep up the positivity and love hehe
Nice...hope you will find another unique experience at Dayak longhouse (homestay) when coming to Sarawak soon
Fro my view i loves my old style llonghouse all stand with belian woods amazing
Ivana, fern dishes are mostly homecooked kampung food. we rarely find them in restaurants. some gerai nasi campur might have them, like masak lemak or kerabu pucuk paku. they're expensive these days.
Gongs are used by KDM natives to announce happy occasion (wedding, party) and sad occasion (death)
When I was younger growing up in Sabah, I used to be very confused by whether it was a party or a sad occasion when I'd hear the kulintangan . It always sounds so beautiful and I'd think "oh that sounds so joyful!" then someone tells me "they're having a funeral" 😅 😅 😅 😅 😅
@@fatef5817 They have faster tempo to announce death and it is always played at certain time of the day until the funeral is over.
@@fatef5817 Even more beautiful is the tuahi on radio when they put it on to announce
I give thumbs up for the tour guide..she give a good service..
The grandma so friendly and when she about to leave I can see the dog waiting for her by waving the tail..😁
You both have so much fun with every outing...fun to watch🙂🙂
Thank you for coming and sharing rungus culture to the world. Should have visit rungus modernise long house where people really live in it to experience and have a closer look to the community.
Steve you create a new motif of the craft, not drunken, not sleepy but it’s a “foreigner first try” new pattern tho…aunty will tell other visitor about the story of her new pattern. Well done, you create a history on it 😁😁
Steve lvana, very good vlog!
Interesting and funny. 👍👍 I enjoy watching this vlog.
terbaik steve dan ivana , saya juga teringin nak pergi sarawak...kumpul duit dulu la nampak gayanya
this not sasawak this is in sabah
@@minnytkl5306 alamak salah pulak. sabah pon saya belum pernah sampai. dua-dua tempat saya nak pergi... bajet keras sikit sebab anak ramai😄
@@roznazlann6026 xpa bro,slow2 yg penting niat dan usaha tu ada,salam frm sarawak💪💪💪
APA KOUNSIKOU..ALAMAK...BKN SEMUA RUNGUS KA DI SUMANGKAP..KOUNSAPATAN BA..
Steve is weaving again 😱 😆 Steve, you're really have the talent to weaving (something) 👏🏻👏🏻 You should consider it as a hobby. Good job Steve for trying 👍🏻 Ohh yeah, Ikan Basung is Sardines fish and Tuna is Ikan Kayu/Tongkol.
Yuhuuuuu.... #Waiting
You are coming to Swak already?thats too soon!There are a lot of things you missed experiencing during this trip.Maybe next time then☺️
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Awesome
awesome 😃
Cool video, guys..amazing activities!!! Sabah veggie is called changkok manis in Sarawak..only native to Borneo..like the medin & paku ferns. Stay blessed & happy travels to u both!!
Sabah Borneo Nice 👍🙏🏻😇💕🌹❤️
True, I never done sleeping in longhouse yet. They look so fun and the community looks cool
Salah bah tu boy..
Thank you-Terima kasih-Konsapatan(Rungus)
Love your videos ❤️❤️
Can't stop laughing when auntie teach steve how to weave.
Man that long house was top notch...
13:47 Talking about fern, you guys should try the Midin (bracken ferns) when you guys in Sarawak.
Good job Steve.. Hehe
First ❤😊
kounsapatan ba bro kalau Rungus bukan konsikou hahaha
sorry steve...u shut say " That's for sleeping married couple or girls Then say making baby room..cox we in sabahan take care of the word we want to say.
it's durian season in KL and Klang valley. hope you won't miss it
I really wanna go to West Malaysia.. but why the flight tickets so freaking expensive 😭
Book some time ahead. Aim to go during the harvest festival to really get a feel of the festivities. But otherwise these attractions are also available other times of the year
You mean East? West Malaysia is the peninsula or am I wrong?
@@caramelcupcake9065 U right. West Malaysia is Peninsula. Maybe he/she was confused or we understand it wrongly
Walla..engaged eh with the ring
Kamek suka Sarawak (I Love Sarawak)
I appreciate you may not want to do this but I am very curious to know how much you make from your videos. If you could do a detailed breakdown of which videos have made you the most money, how much you have made in total since you began your channel and some insight into the variables that affect how much each video makes (besides of course the number of views), it would be greatly appreciated. I suspect it would also get a lot of hits and make you a good amount of money in the process :-) Many thanks and keep up the good content.
7:23 RIP earphone users
Come to India and visit Kolkata, North Bengal and Sikkim with North East .it's great here.
Naah they don't want to
That's my village
Sia mau belajar tu weaving sama threading bah. Ada kaitu kursus? Mau sia.
It's summer and rainy season rn.
Kenciko is thank u u guy wan to know
This time you are funnier Steve .😂
Technically this is a Rungus longhouse and NOT a Dayak longhouse. The latter you can find in Sarawak.
I was told Dayak is what you call the natives in Borneo?
Dayak is the collective term for natives of Borneo, that includes the Rungus, the Dusuns, the Muruts, the Ibans, the Bidayuhs.
U need to know history..Rungus tribe is part of Dayak.Borneo people is mostly Dayak with alot of ethnic..thus say Dayak Iban,Dayak Melanau,Rungus..all belong to big group of Dayak.
You got married with a 15 ringgit ring. 🤣
It's the thought that count. ☺
Don't sleep facing down at the long house Steve coz you will regret it when the 🏀🏀 gonna stuck between those bamboo floor. 🤣. Jk.
Doubt it. His is not that small to slip through. 🤣🤣🤣
gong in sabah is expensive and its not good quality hand made, in sarawak is still the best pure and the best in the world
Dah,,my grandfather have the sets,not this kind..i tell u,its top notch gong.please as fellow Borneo,do not act like the west style,'we better than'.
sixth
Yes she is right if you say you understand do it lol