I've been to all the big cities in Southeast Asia, and I'd say Kuala Lumpur is more relaxed than Bangkok and Saigon, cleaner than Jakarta and Manila, and cheaper than Singapore. Yep, every city has its own uniqueness, pros & cons, but Kuala Lumpur is the best city for you to explore food and culture from all over Asia in one place, with family and kids. It’s like a sandwich of all the flavors in a discount price.
Appreciate the feedback man. U're welcome to stay here in Malaysia for retirement. We're prioratize in discipline and trustworthiness. Most importantly the culture of modesty for peace of mind.
Hi Zane.. you will definitely enjoy staying in Malaysia.. Im Filipino but KL is one best cities I visited and coming back several times.. Malaysian foods are really good and not expensive.. love too the durians.. lastly Malaysians are very friendly too.. hope you enjoy your stay!!!
Congratulations, You just unlocked the special stage in your Asian tour, the truly Asia city! Maybe in Western world Kuala Lumpur is not as popular as Hong Kong, Tokyo even Bangkok. But the fact is this city is among top10 the most visited city in the world. A melting pot of Asia.
Hi Zane! Selamat datang ke Malaysia! Hope you enjoy your stay here. Btw im an expert in Bahasa. As you mentioned a lot in your video about our Bahasa, actually in Nusantara (Malay Archipelago/ SEA archipelago) Brunei, Singapore, Malaysia, Indonesia speak the same language. Which is Malay with different accent. We can understand each other but a little different case with Philippines as their language is the same Austronesian family language but we cant really understand them. Only some words are the same meaning and pronunciation, the other are the same words but different meaning. For example, what you said about 'Selamat'. 'Selamat' in Nusantara is like a greetings or 'good'. Selamat pagi = Good morning. But in Philippines, 'Salamat' is Thank you😂 another funny things such as Selamat Pagi = good morning in Bahasa but in Philippines, Salamat pagi is 'thankyou, stingrays'. Then Ayam is chicken in Bahasa, Ayam in Philippines is Dog.😂 But there are a lot of similarity too. You can search if you find it interesting.🤗
Philippines speaks malay i guess before the arrival of the Spaniards since the malay interpreter from Malacca brought by the Spaniard was able to communicate with the local people on their arrival in the island of Cebu.
@@zanetravel Actually selamat by definition means prayer/peace/safe. When we say Selamat jalan in english it's basically' means safe journey. Depends on the context of usage it can mean safe, good or peace. Selamat tinggal means good bye/farewell; selamat pagi good morning; selamat tengahari good noon (if there is ever good noon in english, I don't know); selamat petang good afternoon/good evening; selamat malam good night.
@@nrc468 Filipinos have their own languages (Tagalog, Cebuano, Ilonggo) but historically, Malay was widely used as the lingua france for trading purposes especially in the Southern Philippines. Most of them at the time can understand and speak Malay while also speak their own native languages, just like other ethnicities in the region. It is comparable with English in modern days, where everyone can at least understand and speak very little English.
A warm welcome to beautiful Malaysia 🇲🇾 Zane. I bet you'll enjoy our multicultural country with all the awesome food to offer and great sights to feast your eyes on. Hope to see more of your adventures on the next video. 👍🏻🍻
Welcome to Malaysia, Zane. Selamat Datang. Hope you'll have a good experience here. It literally feels like I'm taken on a tour as I don't go to KL much at all these days so, thanks!☺ Anyway, it sounded like you were saying "Butik Bintang". It's actually Bukit Bintang. Pardon me if I'm wrong.🙏 Just sharing, Butik = boutique Bukit = hill Bintang = star You may have come across/walked past the Star Hill Hotel in Bukit Bintang. ✌😊
Welcome to KL ❤ Selamat Datang = Welcome Terima Kasih = Thanks Long time = Lama Arrive = Sampai First Time = Pertama Kali Need Help = Minta tolong Makan = eat Drinks = Minum Pretty = Cantik Sleep = Tidur Wake up = Bangun Good Sleep = Tidur Lena Bathroom = Bilik Mandi Toilet = Tandas Take a walk = Jalan - Jalan Interesting = Menarik Can I order = Minta order Smile = Senyum Starving = Lapar Wait = Tunggu I am lost = Saya sesat History = Sejarah Sweet = Manis Bitter = Pahit Next day = Esok hari These words may help you in KL for time being .Salute 🙏 Enjoy KL City
Malay is spoken among the majority Malay while English is widely used as the lingua-franca between different races but Chinese is the second mostly spoken language in Malaysia.
Wow cool video Zane. Is that Sang Wang Plaza in Bukit Bintang? It has changed so much. KL was the first overseas city I ever visited in 1997 and I stayed at the Budger Inn Hotel (Ringit 65 per night). I stayed in Malaysia for 1 week and have never been back. I hope to return next year and see all the changes. Enjoy your travels mate.
Happy traveling to Malaysia. Travel appropriately in this country and get all the correct information through local government agencies. • watching from Melaka, Malaysia 🇲🇾🌺
Malaysia culture is not a meltng pot like US A where things are somewhat fused. Rather is more of mosaic like Switzerland. Each ethnic maintains its culture , food and religion but yet living together in harmony
Harmony is a reach. There’s definitely some ethnic tensions but people just pretend it doesn’t exist. Someday it will explode (again) considering every politicians are trying to get votes by portraying other races are evil.
Hi Zane. Well speak of Malaysia l have been to that country a lot of times. Been to KL, JB, Genting Highlands, Malacca, etc. Glad you like Malaysia because Malaysia the food is so nice 👍
Selamat Datang ke Malaysia 🇲🇾 Terima kasih Zane. Thanks for coming visiting my country especially my hometown ie. Kuala Lumpur or KL. How long you plan to stay here since you hv 90 days visa in Malaysia?
If you come again to Malaysia, please go travel to Melaka and try the traditional food like "Dodol", "Asam Pedas" and Kuih Serabai. 😊 • Melaka also had "Pusat Konservasi dan Penerangan Penyu, Melaka" ( Turtle Conservation and Information Center, Melaka ). As far as I know, for now admission is still free. (i also do foot massage in Melaka and Selangor 😊 )
You literally stay in my neighbourhood. I'm living in the building beside Pavilion. Welcome to my city - the most underrated and unknown city in Asia. Shhhh don't tell anyone about KL. We're Asia's best kept secret.
inexpensive for foreigners? of course, but sadly not for locals. if you see something that cost 50 ringgit, it is literally the same as 50 dollars in terms of cost of living. so for locals, it is expensive.
Hello, I just discovered your channel from your sit down interview with the Savvy Expat. Glad I did, because even though I have quite a few years on you, I appreciate your young, fresh, honest, perspective that I'll be getting from subscribing to your channel and watching your travels through Asia on your 3000-3500 a month budget. I appreciated the information about why you have chosen to make the Philippines your home base that you explained in that interview. I look forward to watching your video travels throughout the region and thank you in advance for the free information and knowledge you will most likely provide to me through your videos. Also, congratulations on having enough wherewithal and tenacity to do this at a younger age.
Well on the contrary, when I was in New York I was amazed by the city and thought to myself "Wow! This is like KL of America!" 😅 Jokes aside, I saw comments saying like "don't compare", "KL is KL", "KL is unique" whatsoever with few shown some kind of ...dissension? Well folks, it is normal to compare to something we are already familiar with, and noticed the similarities between the two. It is not comparing as different version but the impression they got when they see KL. That's just how our brain works... unless they never actually been to NY but saying KL is like the NY of Asia - which doesn't make sense in this context BUT base on the same context, this is totally probable 👉🏼 "Wow! This is like KL of America!" - by a Malaysian 😉
I noticed how clean the Train Station was and the downtown expensive area also clean , no homeless tents all over ........is that only in expensive area where it's clean and no homeless issues 🤔🤔
We do have some homeless in the central KL area, but they mainly concentrated around the old part of the city (around Masjid Jamek and Pasar Seni), or under a bridge or near the river.
Homeless tents all over ~ that is in USA. USA internal issues are not the rest of the world 's issues. Even in poor areas in Malaysia, poor people still living in houses maybe humble looking / rundown houses....
u just missed a huge food court i think on lower ground of pavillion, food republic... verity causine of the world on each shop next to each other (korean, japanese, arabic, chinese, vietnamese, western, indian etc etc)
Senang jee kena gula2 Letak caption KL, Malaysia, ampu sikit, boom Jdi artist, ditemu bual, dikasi makan free. Dgn local seposen pun kira, nsi lemak tmbah telur mata pun telur rebus x letak dh Thai Vietnam kureng sikit dahh, ada kesedaran Philipin, Indo dgn Msia masih perlukan validation org luar
That's why so many Filipinos are employed overseas and send money back. Heck, I spoke to a call centre in Manila recently. If a poorer country wants employment for their unemployed, what better way than to have a popular lingua franca spoken within the country...like English. Malaysia actually did its citizens harm when it changed its medium of education back in the 70's.
You talk like being able to communicate in English is something foreign to us Malaysian 😒 It's mandatory in our school, and our school is actually free. Plus, your assumption that Malaysia needs their people to go overseas just to be maids and low-skilled labours just to help their families back home.. What? Delusional, are we? Malaysian never have financial reason to move overseas the way Indo and Pinoy does. If they do, it's mostly due to LGBT reason, or chasing high-skilled jobs (USA data on highest race/country earners in USA proves this, Malaysian in USA earns higher than Japanese/Pinoy in USA despite being of way smaller number). While we do have Pinoy maids here, you never heard of Malaysian maid anywhere, do ya? Doesn't have to think so hard why, so you can stop your absurd pity in our "inability" to be maids overseas.
We don't even want to be maids in our own country, what makes you so sure we dream of being one overseas just to "help" our family here? Just because your country sucks, doesn't mean your neighbour is as desperate. We don't have to sacrifice our own as maids just to be able to afford a living (ps, food, electricity, water bill, fuel is way cheaper in Malaysia since our government can afford to give subsidy. Can connect the dots now why we don't have to migrate to be maids?)
You did your homework well but still room to improve on it when you stay longer … that is the fun of travelling with new eye opening exposure awaiting 🎉…
Did you not do any research on Malaysia before you got there 🤔 KL is WAY WAY better n cleaner n safer than New York (to me an insult comparing KL to New York and the Malay people they are honest n true Unlike New Yorkers and Americans !!!!!!!
To ask people who can't accept durian to leave is a bit much, no? 😂 I myself can't eat durian, it's too heaty and cause immediate reaction if i eat it.
Shisha is not popular throughout the country, it is only in certain big cities with shisha bars. KL has a lot of tourists and immigrants, so it is a melting pot all right.
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I've been to all the big cities in Southeast Asia, and I'd say Kuala Lumpur is more relaxed than Bangkok and Saigon, cleaner than Jakarta and Manila, and cheaper than Singapore.
Yep, every city has its own uniqueness, pros & cons, but Kuala Lumpur is the best city for you to explore food and culture from all over Asia in one place, with family and kids. It’s like a sandwich of all the flavors in a discount price.
Indeed KL is woww
Appreciate the feedback man. U're welcome to stay here in Malaysia for retirement. We're prioratize in discipline and trustworthiness. Most importantly the culture of modesty for peace of mind.
we geel glad for ur experience in Malaysia! welcome back anytjme!
Wecome back to Malaysia anytime
saar please visit jakarta again 🤗 🇮🇩
Hi Zane.. you will definitely enjoy staying in Malaysia.. Im Filipino but KL is one best cities I visited and coming back several times.. Malaysian foods are really good and not expensive.. love too the durians.. lastly Malaysians are very friendly too.. hope you enjoy your stay!!!
Nice to hear that, wish could visit Philippines soon. Hope can get recommendations for the best places to visit.
Thanks for the tips!
Thanks for loving our country brother 😊❤️🇲🇾
Thank you so much, that may be just what I need to know. 👍
Hi Zane. It’s Bukit Bintang, not Butik Bintang 😂 Anyway, tq for visiting Malaysia ❤🥰
Congratulations, You just unlocked the special stage in your Asian tour, the truly Asia city! Maybe in Western world Kuala Lumpur is not as popular as Hong Kong, Tokyo even Bangkok. But the fact is this city is among top10 the most visited city in the world. A melting pot of Asia.
Hi Zane! Selamat datang ke Malaysia! Hope you enjoy your stay here. Btw im an expert in Bahasa. As you mentioned a lot in your video about our Bahasa, actually in Nusantara (Malay Archipelago/ SEA archipelago) Brunei, Singapore, Malaysia, Indonesia speak the same language. Which is Malay with different accent. We can understand each other but a little different case with Philippines as their language is the same Austronesian family language but we cant really understand them. Only some words are the same meaning and pronunciation, the other are the same words but different meaning. For example, what you said about 'Selamat'. 'Selamat' in Nusantara is like a greetings or 'good'. Selamat pagi = Good morning. But in Philippines, 'Salamat' is Thank you😂 another funny things such as Selamat Pagi = good morning in Bahasa but in Philippines, Salamat pagi is 'thankyou, stingrays'. Then Ayam is chicken in Bahasa, Ayam in Philippines is Dog.😂 But there are a lot of similarity too. You can search if you find it interesting.🤗
This is super interesting and helpful! Thank you!
Philippines speaks malay i guess before the arrival of the Spaniards since the malay interpreter from Malacca brought by the Spaniard was able to communicate with the local people on their arrival in the island of Cebu.
You forgot southern Thailand, they also speak Malay.
@@zanetravel Actually selamat by definition means prayer/peace/safe. When we say Selamat jalan in english it's basically' means safe journey. Depends on the context of usage it can mean safe, good or peace. Selamat tinggal means good bye/farewell; selamat pagi good morning; selamat tengahari good noon (if there is ever good noon in english, I don't know); selamat petang good afternoon/good evening; selamat malam good night.
@@nrc468 Filipinos have their own languages (Tagalog, Cebuano, Ilonggo) but historically, Malay was widely used as the lingua france for trading purposes especially in the Southern Philippines. Most of them at the time can understand and speak Malay while also speak their own native languages, just like other ethnicities in the region. It is comparable with English in modern days, where everyone can at least understand and speak very little English.
A warm welcome to beautiful Malaysia 🇲🇾 Zane. I bet you'll enjoy our multicultural country with all the awesome food to offer and great sights to feast your eyes on. Hope to see more of your adventures on the next video. 👍🏻🍻
Thank you! 😃
SELAMAT DATANG KE MALAYSIA 🇲🇾 (welcome to Malaysia 🇲🇾) 🙏🏽. enjoy ur stay 😊
Welcome to Malaysia, Zane. Selamat Datang. Hope you'll have a good experience here. It literally feels like I'm taken on a tour as I don't go to KL much at all these days so, thanks!☺
Anyway, it sounded like you were saying "Butik Bintang". It's actually Bukit Bintang. Pardon me if I'm wrong.🙏
Just sharing,
Butik = boutique
Bukit = hill
Bintang = star
You may have come across/walked past the Star Hill Hotel in Bukit Bintang.
✌😊
You can find Shibuya Street Japan and New York City in Bukit Bintang Kuala Lumpur 👍
Selamat datang - welcome to Malaysia Zane! Hope you enjoy your stay and there's so many to explore, culture, food, tourist attractions!
Welcome to KL ❤
Selamat Datang = Welcome
Terima Kasih = Thanks
Long time = Lama
Arrive = Sampai
First Time = Pertama Kali
Need Help = Minta tolong
Makan = eat
Drinks = Minum
Pretty = Cantik
Sleep = Tidur
Wake up = Bangun
Good Sleep = Tidur Lena
Bathroom = Bilik Mandi
Toilet = Tandas
Take a walk = Jalan - Jalan
Interesting = Menarik
Can I order = Minta order
Smile = Senyum
Starving = Lapar
Wait = Tunggu
I am lost = Saya sesat
History = Sejarah
Sweet = Manis
Bitter = Pahit
Next day = Esok hari
These words may help you in KL for time being .Salute 🙏 Enjoy KL City
Pukimak = An essential greeting to all government officials and especially police.
Malay is spoken among the majority Malay while English is widely used as the lingua-franca between different races but Chinese is the second mostly spoken language in Malaysia.
*Welcome to Malaysia 🇲🇾Truly Asia Good foods, rainforest good beach & others many More Enjoyed thanks sharing good videos*
🇲🇾♥️❤️🩹💗💗🤩🥰🇲🇾💖❤️🩹💗♥️💝🤩🇲🇾
the person at 24:30 who is singing is my uncle. he's a talented person and he always busking at KL! i hope you enjoy your stay here!
Wow cool video Zane. Is that Sang Wang Plaza in Bukit Bintang? It has changed so much. KL was the first overseas city I ever visited in 1997 and I stayed at the Budger Inn Hotel (Ringit 65 per night). I stayed in Malaysia for 1 week and have never been back. I hope to return next year and see all the changes. Enjoy your travels mate.
So proud to have our city known as the ny of asia, hope you had an amazing stay Zane 😁
Thank u for this wonderful video. Welcome to KL, Malaysia. Lovely vlog. Enjoy d city.
Thank you! 😃
@@zanetravel 😄
Happy traveling to Malaysia. Travel appropriately in this country and get all the correct information through local government agencies.
• watching from Melaka, Malaysia 🇲🇾🌺
Go Go ZANE Another Country Another Adventures ✌️👌👍👍🙌🙏
Malaysia culture is not a meltng pot like US A where things are somewhat fused.
Rather is more of mosaic like Switzerland. Each ethnic maintains its culture , food and religion but yet living together in harmony
Harmony is a reach. There’s definitely some ethnic tensions but people just pretend it doesn’t exist. Someday it will explode (again) considering every politicians are trying to get votes by portraying other races are evil.
Hi Zane. Well speak of Malaysia l have been to that country a lot of times. Been to KL, JB, Genting Highlands, Malacca, etc. Glad you like Malaysia because Malaysia the food is so nice 👍
Kuala Lumpur is amazing
I like you video show about Malaysia
Selamat Datang ke Malaysia 🇲🇾 Terima kasih Zane. Thanks for coming visiting my country especially my hometown ie. Kuala Lumpur or KL.
How long you plan to stay here since you hv 90 days visa in Malaysia?
If you come again to Malaysia, please go travel to Melaka and try the traditional food like "Dodol", "Asam Pedas" and Kuih Serabai. 😊
• Melaka also had "Pusat Konservasi dan Penerangan Penyu, Melaka" ( Turtle Conservation and Information Center, Melaka ).
As far as I know, for now admission is still free.
(i also do foot massage in Melaka and Selangor 😊 )
Did you realise that your eyes is so beautiful 🥺
Anyway welcome to my country Malaysia, have a safe journey 🥰🤗
Selamat datamg ke Malaysia 🇲🇾/welcome to Malaysia 🇲🇾
Phew ! glad you are feeling better have a fantastic time exploring x
I am Malaysian, selamat datang ke Malaysia. I like the train, more comfortable ride than taxi
English is widespread due to British colonialism, it's also why a lot of people have names that are common in the Anglosphere.
Selamat datang Zane..please go to East Malaysia as well
It’s art, pasar seni is called central market in english. But it literally translates to art market. That’s why you see alot of murals
You literally stay in my neighbourhood. I'm living in the building beside Pavilion. Welcome to my city - the most underrated and unknown city in Asia. Shhhh don't tell anyone about KL. We're Asia's best kept secret.
Welcome to fascinating Malaysia 🇲🇾😊✌️
Thank you!
@@zanetravel you're welcome 😊
inexpensive for foreigners? of course, but sadly not for locals. if you see something that cost 50 ringgit, it is literally the same as 50 dollars in terms of cost of living. so for locals, it is expensive.
Hello, I just discovered your channel from your sit down interview with the Savvy Expat. Glad I did, because even though I have quite a few years on you, I appreciate your young, fresh, honest, perspective that I'll be getting from subscribing to your channel and watching your travels through Asia on your 3000-3500 a month budget. I appreciated the information about why you have chosen to make the Philippines your home base that you explained in that interview. I look forward to watching your video travels throughout the region and thank you in advance for the free information and knowledge you will most likely provide to me through your videos. Also, congratulations on having enough wherewithal and tenacity to do this at a younger age.
Just discovered this vlog so welcome to Malaysia. hope you had a great time here and please come back for another visit
Hi ZANE stay safe and healthy.. Happy for you.. Enjoying your vlog.. GOD be with you always..
Welcome to Malaysia 🇲🇾 🤗
I’m feeling satisfied by the fact that this guy walked to many of the places I’ve also went to before
Shisha is not a dominant or native culture in Malaysia, you can only found them in touristy places. Most if not all Malaysians do not smoke Shisha.
Go and explore Batu Caves...just on the outskirt of Kuala Lumpur...u will enjoy the trip...
Good Morning!Welcome to Kuala Lumpur!Enjoy vlogging and Take care!
Well on the contrary, when I was in New York I was amazed by the city and thought to myself "Wow! This is like KL of America!" 😅
Jokes aside, I saw comments saying like "don't compare", "KL is KL", "KL is unique" whatsoever with few shown some kind of ...dissension? Well folks, it is normal to compare to something we are already familiar with, and noticed the similarities between the two. It is not comparing as different version but the impression they got when they see KL. That's just how our brain works... unless they never actually been to NY but saying KL is like the NY of Asia - which doesn't make sense in this context BUT base on the same context, this is totally probable 👉🏼 "Wow! This is like KL of America!" - by a Malaysian 😉
Thanks for coming to Malaysia!!
Bro.. im suggest you go to genting highland by a cable car at genting primary outlet.. there also a nice place to visit too.. enjoy n have fun bro ✌🏻
Could you give directions to the highland from bukit bintang by public tranzport?
I noticed how clean the Train Station was and the downtown expensive area also clean , no homeless tents all over ........is that only in expensive area where it's clean and no homeless issues 🤔🤔
Do visit us Donald, you can see tru your own eyes.
You are always welcome to Kuala Lumpur...
We do have some homeless in the central KL area, but they mainly concentrated around the old part of the city (around Masjid Jamek and Pasar Seni), or under a bridge or near the river.
Homeless tents all over ~ that is in USA. USA internal issues are not the rest of the world 's issues. Even in poor areas in Malaysia, poor people still living in houses maybe humble looking / rundown houses....
amazing enjoy keep going amazing country
Welcome to Malaysia 🤗
KL is on another level compared to manila.
Thank you so much for sharing this videos🎉
Welcome to Msia, enjoy your self....
Welcome To Malaysia 🇲🇾 Zane!😊😊
KL has two nearby airports. KLIA & KLIA2. Did you land at KLIA2?
welcome zane🫰🏻🥰..enjoy your holiday..maybe you can plan to Sarawak too to experience the natural beauty of Borneo😅
u just missed a huge food court i think on lower ground of pavillion, food republic... verity causine of the world on each shop next to each other (korean, japanese, arabic, chinese, vietnamese, western, indian etc etc)
The history is this was the original location where the true story of kungfu hustle happened. See the landlady in the mural?
Hello Zane, I have been Malaysia 2013 first that I was studied university of Malaya. I feel home sick when I saw your vlog
just subbed man🙌
Senang jee kena gula2
Letak caption KL, Malaysia, ampu sikit, boom
Jdi artist, ditemu bual, dikasi makan free. Dgn local seposen pun kira, nsi lemak tmbah telur mata pun telur rebus x letak dh
Thai Vietnam kureng sikit dahh, ada kesedaran
Philipin, Indo dgn Msia masih perlukan validation org luar
Welcome to malaysia... Enjoy your stay! Let KL be KL... Hehehehe....
tôi thích những bản hiệu màn hình như thế này thật là ấn tượng !!!!
You can walk that walkway bridge from Pavillion straight to KLCC
Welcome ❤
Beautiful 😻
You are funny. How are you feeling? Did all those meds help you? These videos remind me of my 20 years in the Navy. Thank you
That's why so many Filipinos are employed overseas and send money back.
Heck, I spoke to a call centre in Manila recently.
If a poorer country wants employment for their unemployed, what better way than to have a popular lingua franca spoken within the country...like English.
Malaysia actually did its citizens harm when it changed its medium of education back in the 70's.
You talk like being able to communicate in English is something foreign to us Malaysian 😒 It's mandatory in our school, and our school is actually free. Plus, your assumption that Malaysia needs their people to go overseas just to be maids and low-skilled labours just to help their families back home.. What? Delusional, are we? Malaysian never have financial reason to move overseas the way Indo and Pinoy does. If they do, it's mostly due to LGBT reason, or chasing high-skilled jobs (USA data on highest race/country earners in USA proves this, Malaysian in USA earns higher than Japanese/Pinoy in USA despite being of way smaller number). While we do have Pinoy maids here, you never heard of Malaysian maid anywhere, do ya? Doesn't have to think so hard why, so you can stop your absurd pity in our "inability" to be maids overseas.
We don't even want to be maids in our own country, what makes you so sure we dream of being one overseas just to "help" our family here? Just because your country sucks, doesn't mean your neighbour is as desperate. We don't have to sacrifice our own as maids just to be able to afford a living (ps, food, electricity, water bill, fuel is way cheaper in Malaysia since our government can afford to give subsidy. Can connect the dots now why we don't have to migrate to be maids?)
@@shinachikudidnthappen..mov9196 hey hey watch out your language..chill no need to say those things.. come one Malaysia.. we can do better than this..
I liked watching your video
I’m planning to come on 15 July and will be my first time in KL
asking where is best place to stay for a month
from kuala lumpur with love ❤
You did your homework well but still room to improve on it when you stay longer … that is the fun of travelling with new eye opening exposure awaiting 🎉…
16:16 i have a picture of me and my friends sitting in that starbucks in 2020, i went to malaysia covid time😂
so the correct pronunciation is Boo Kit Bin Tang(like metal clanging) haha. Bukit is a Hill Bintang is Star. Star Hill
5:56 wow I know the guy with black polo. small world.
Hope u had a great time in KL!
Beautiful Malaysia
Welcome to Malaysia bro.😊
Paradise in MALAYSIA as many foreigners learnt.
Welcome2 🎉🎉🎉
😍😍🤩🤩🤩 Wonderfull asia and truly asia.
Im from Malaysia my favourite food is nasi lemak
Selamat datang.terima kasih
Welcome to Malaysia...🙋🏻
6:07 NO WAY THAT WAS THE HOTEL I WAS IN LAST MONTH
I am looking for a hotel there. I am going in august. Any sugestions?
108 days left from now.
Low Yatt digital mall for gadgets...
yes this most popular bar n pub street
Did you not do any research on Malaysia before you got there 🤔
KL is WAY WAY better n cleaner n safer than New York
(to me an insult comparing KL to New York and the Malay people they are honest n true
Unlike New Yorkers and Americans !!!!!!!
You're a psycho
It's fun watching despite Voice not clear,,
❤❤❤
Durian is part of Malaysian life. It’s a source of income as well as food. It’s our national identity. Accept it or leave.
To ask people who can't accept durian to leave is a bit much, no? 😂 I myself can't eat durian, it's too heaty and cause immediate reaction if i eat it.
You're a psycho
Welcome to Malaysiaaa
Try our nasi lemak😂 ...n welcome to KL..Malaysia...✌️
Malaysia, TRULY ASIA.
If u like durian , it smells great
សូមអរគុណចំពោះការចែករំលែកទិដ្ឋភាពនៅប្រទេសម៉ាឡេស៊ី និងតំបន់កំសាន្តនានា។
Shisha is not popular throughout the country, it is only in certain big cities with shisha bars. KL has a lot of tourists and immigrants, so it is a melting pot all right.
Hello I’m here to teach u welcome in melay selamat datang
Wow,,Kl look different nowadays
Malaysia truly asia
You should try McDonald's spicy fried chicken
What app do you use to Convert your money please ??? . I heard you say it but can't catch it ? Please
The people are in the Malls.... too hot outside...