To me as a Malaysian, if an Indonesian and a Malaysian are having a conversation, Indonesian can speak in Indonesia language and Malaysian can speak in Malaysia language and we will understand each other just fine.
But sometimes malay language is kinda different, like one day I attend webinar and there's malaysian lecture Wan Satirah and she said maklumat, I'm so confused and using translator and find out that it's informasi in indonesian. Maklumat = informasi = information. Thanks to Upin Ipin I can understand malay language
True lmao, my partner speaks to me in malay and me speaks in indo, we understand eachother fine somehow😂 though i threw in some english here and there djskjfjfj
I'm almost 20 now and still watching upin ipin. It's 14 season already, i can't believe it, i hope malaysia won't stop the production of upin ipin ever.
Yeah I’m Malaysian and a lot of people think that Chinese people in Malaysia are foreigners, and they often get confused. Thank you for making the video, keep up the good work
Malaysian grew up with sinetron while indonesian grew up with upin ipin. My daughter can speak malaysian very well. When we visit legoland and kuala lumpur she ask me where is kampung durian runtuh ..betul betul betul 😅😅😅
@@adxxq Itu berarti lu generasi tua. Jaman sekarang udah gak ada lagi anime yg tayang di TV Indonesia. Gen Z Indonesia gak ada yg nonton anime kayak Milenial tahun 2000an dulu
@@thanosal-titan ada beberapa anime yg tayang di tv. Seperti Naruto, boruto, Doraemon. Tapi anak sekarang lebih familiar dengan Upin Ipin. Mereka lebih suka menonton itu karna lebih realistis musngkin. Tak pasti juga
It's true though. I live in an apartment in Malaysia, many of my neighbors are Indonesian workers and immigrate. When there's family issue or an accident happened, they are the first one to lend a help for us. We even invited them to our WhatsApp community group chat. BUT it's true, we fight on Facebook a lot XD
Indonesian and Malaysian is like siblings with close age gap. They argue, sometimes fighting but at the end of the day, they are the closest one to each other
since I don't see any explanation about the language, I'm gonna explain a little from what I know Bahasa Melayu Malaysia and Bahasa Melayu Indonesia (changed to Bahasa Indonesia since 1928 due to political reason) are the standard varieties of Malay language. Malay itself is an austronesian language spoken throughout southeast asia, from southern Myanmmar (Tanah Sari) southern Thailand (Pattani, Songkhla, Trang, Yala etc) to the Malay Peninsula (known now as west Malaysia or inland Malaysia) and spreading to the east of the archipelago which is Papua (known as Melayu Papua), with a total of speakers for about 300 millions of people. Specifically speaking, Bahasa Melayu Malaysia and Bahasa Indonesia are the standard varieties of Melayu Johor-Riau, which is a dialect of Malay in the southern part of Malay Peninsula and eastern part of Sumatra, the language today comes from Melayu Tinggi (High Malay) which a language used in court or by the noble, because Malay itself has 2 types of spoken language, the high language and the bazaar malay (Melayu Pasar) usually spoken by the merchant or commoners. On March 17th, 1824 the Anglo-Dutch Treaty established, separating the Malay World into two, British Malaya (now known as Malaysia) and Dutch East Indies (now known as Indonesia) and from this the language separation began too. Malay in Malaysia got a lot of influence from English while Malay in Indonesia got a lot of influence from dutch as well as other regional languages, mostly Javanese. The Javanese words entered the Malay in Indonesia because at that time the lingua franca of Dutch East Indies is Malay, they need lingua franca because there's 700+ different languages in Indonesia, so that's why the two language evolved into a kinda different language but we need to remember, the difference is only in the casual language, the formal or standard one is remaining the same. Bahasa Indonesia that usually exposed is the dialect of Jakarta, which is different from the standard one, and Bahasa Melayu Malaysia that exposed most is the dialect of KL or Malaccan and also different from the standard one. for example, here's word in Standard Language of Bahasa Indonesia and Melayu Malaysia : Saya memberi makan seekor anjing both of Malaysian and Indonesian Will understand this word because it's written in the standard language. so please, jangan ribut hanya karena masalah bahasa, we're speaking THE SAME LANGUAGE, only in different dialects. Peace✌🏻✨
The love-hate relationship between Indonesians and Malaysians is more like a sibling fight tbh lmao it's kind of frustrating but entertaining at the same time. Well the video is so fun and i'm so sorry Dave you've had to be the biggest third wheel here! Hahahaha jk thank you for the video!
If malaysians grew up with sinetron we (some) indonesian grew up with upin ipin so yeah i think if a malaysian and an indonesian really speaking to each other in their language they understand each other just fine 😂😂
Not everyone grew up with sinetron. just a short period of certain generation. around mid 2000. it isn't showing anymore. kids nowadays have no idea what it is
@@faristont4561 i think that this is also the case of upin ipin now in indonesia, kids nowdays doesn't like to watch tv anymore tbh. And the middle age (16-30) is watching upin ipin through a streaming website, actually it's only x gen and above (probably) that still watch tv 😂.
@@nomomania6827 i would say in terms of chinese food and culture, Singaporean and malaysian shared a ton of similarities and i am curious to find out the differences
Indonesia and malaysia is just like me and my older brother when i was a kid, sometimes we argue and punching each other but after that we get along like nothing happens before 🤣🤣
Bner, mau berantem kyk gmna jg sbnerny indo-malay itu dua negara yg paling dket, sama2 mayoritas muslim, sma2 ada ras melayu, budayany bnyk yg mirip, bahasanya walaupun ada sdkt perbedaan tp tetep bsa ngerti, klo ada apa2 siapa yg mau nolongin pertama klo bkn tetangga terdekat Satu lg, Brunei Darussalam jg, 3 negara yg paling identik di Asia Tenggara, Indo-Malay-Brunei
@@urinseukeiteubodeuwiro4260 I literally meant the people who control them. After all, who needs culture BS These days? That's useless if I do say so myself.
at jakarta we have a film "Banjir its Back" At bandung we have a series too "Silau kok dingin" Season 1 - 5 (1 season its 23 Episode) at Magelang we have a film "Hujan/Rain" A Many people makes a film or Series indonesia about SEASON
As an Indonesian who lived in Malaysia for 10 years, I can relate to both of these cultures. Despite of these similarities, I had a cultural shock during my first two years in Malaysia. The reason for that is due to its different cultures and lifestyle between two countries. I managed to adapt and had no reason to fight each other after the first two years.
I Envy that even tho Malaysia & Indonesia have some differences when it comes to vocab and accents, at least they can still somehow understand each other. Unlike Tagalog which is a completely different language 😐
As a bruneian-malaysian who currently living in Brunei , i grew up watching indonesian and malaysian dramas a lot and i literally understand everything. Also i supposed Malaysia, Brunei, Singapore and Indonesia shares a lot of similarities
the best relationship term described Malaysia and Indonesia is Siblings Rivalry.... the eldest and the youngest.. and we have this middle sibling that we don't really interact much but still got pissed when they got "our" thing... Sorry Singapore.. but you are the middle sibling
We have lot of middle siblings tough, although true Singapore is the closest one if it’s third siblings, but actually Philippine and Brunei also middle siblings for us 🤣🤣 or should I included all ASEAN countries..
Indonesian & Malaysian : Twins seperate because mother and father got divorce (Netherlands & United Kingdom) Singapore : Second Brother Brunei Darusallam : Third Brother East Timor : Forth Brother from different Father
I'm glad that Dave invite Sabrina as our Malaysian representative to talk about our country, she's doing a good job as a guest and telling all those information about Malaysia. I'll looking forward for the next content about this topic!!
@@Your_Beautiful_Sister_Is_Mine wow..i bet you have misinterpretation here, what this person mean is she/he glad that Dave choses Sabrina becouse sabrina is a good representative and could representation her knowledge about her country well. Not all of citizen could understand their own country well,especially when its talk about culture. Don't underestimate others as if you're the great one only 😕
she said lots of Malaysian people watch sinetron that they can understand Bahasa Indonesia, I can say there's also lot of kids even adults who watch Upin & Ipin that we can understand Malaysian language.. 🤣
@@binaweunknown3335 yeah in Indonesian train is Kereta Api. But in Jakarta you just say "kereta" and everyone knows you mention a train. But in Medan if you say "kereta" it means motorcycle, you have to add "api" to mention a train
Is it pretty good if we have spelling "Kereta Api" in just one word, like the word "Sepur" that root from dutch, "Spoor"? The Javanese has used "Sepur" in their vocab sometimes.
Let's be honest most of the Malaysian people especially the kdramas lover usually watch kdrama with an Indonesian subtitle because sometimes we are so lazy to find the one with an english subs, we understand it just fine tho 😂
Actually there are different sides of Malaysia, but ethnic Malay are the typical representative of the country. Other than the Malays, the Chinese and Indian also represents different perspectives of Malaysia. Malaysia is a multi-racial country, not a Malay country. 🙅
@@zexops Most ethnic groups in indonesia are similar; Javanese, Balinese, Malay and Sundanese etc who are Austronesian. While Indigenous peoples in East Malaysian (Sabah and Sarawak) are similar to Native peoples in Kalimantan (which is part of Indonesia); the Borneo. Different races can co-exist in indonesia? Look at what happened to Chinese Indonesian! It's not a very pleasant history! I'd say that Malaysia is better in comparison. I'd say that Malays have higher tolerance, at least they allows the Chinese and Indian to preserves their cultures. Even tho the Chinese always complains about unequal treatments! But the fact that Chinese schools are allowed is already a proof of tolerance that Malaysia have. I don't think Malaysia have anything to learn from Indonesia, if anything it's the other way round.
@@jackjackyphantom8854 give and take.. due to 'tolerance' malaysia can't really having group of different races that understand each other mostly due to language barrier
In Bahasa Malaysia the word senang means easy. In Bahasa Indonesia the word senang means happy. That girl is happy means totally different with That girl is easy. LOL
_Bahasa melayu semenanjung tuh émang lain dan béda, cukup sulit untuk dimengerti. Dari éja'an huruf fokal AIUEO paké pelafalan Inggris, dari PENGUCAPAN kalimat Paké Logat melayu EU. Jadi sangat membingungkan..._
hahaha because that basically the same 😂 im also watching kdrama with indonesia subtitles because it hard to find in malay subs ,and i understood the whole drama 😂
If you keep fighting over cultural matters, then don't expect foreigners like me to love your country! It's just silly, the Europe could be developed to total advancement without culture BS anyway.
@@Your_Beautiful_Sister_Is_Mine then don't come, simple matter~ Don't wanna come then don't talk shit about it :V like, sir we don't even want people like you in our country~ Shooo and eat your stale ass beans on toast :3
As Indonesian I agree with Sabrina, about Indonesia and Malaysia claiming things I mean we are melayu... Some "country" want us fight all time because we are strong if we are together ❤️
Malaysia and Indonesia - Siblings Singapore - That annoying cousin that went overseas and won't stop talking in an accent Brunei - Cousin you never know you had and only realized during Raya Thailand - the weird neighbour that speaks funny and you can't really understand them Philippines - the guy across the street that keeps trying to claim your driveway is his China - that rich Apek down the road that insists on parking in your driveway like he owns the whole street India - The uncle in the next taman that has like a million kids Pls continueeee
@@Your_Beautiful_Sister_Is_Mine big head? I just recommend something for Dave next content.. just like the other video that dave make about SEA Country, why not being more specific with Malayan Peninsula Country.. Because Indonesia, Singapore, Malaysia, and Brunei have a same basic, Malaya.. 😁😁😁 especialy West Indonesia and Mid-Indonesia..
4:45 Minangnese here! Within West Sumatera they have few twist in each region. So there isn’t “standart rendang” thingy because each region even each household have their own recipe and preference. For example some cook it with more coconut milk, some like to cook rendang very dry, some like their rendang to be really full of spices, even adding other ingredients (baby potato or red bean) etc.
to add something that might interest you, in Malaysia, ‘Kereta’ means car but in Indonesia, ‘Mobil’ means car (already in video’ Meanwhile, ‘Kereta’ itself means ‘Train’ in Indonesia. So, we have some same words that have different meaning. Hope that helps :)
In standard Indonesian, 'kereta' is all wagons, used for kereta api (train), kereta kuda, kereta sapi, kereta barang, etc. But in daily life, kereta is short form of kereta api.
Summary to Malaysian and Indonesian relation: Indonesia: Apa kabar Malaysia: khabar baik *proceed to punch each other in the stomach* Malaysia: Saya suka awak Indonesia: Sama...
@@nessanashiatunaulia5588 Halo, aku orang minang. Kalo awak biasanya bisa pengertiannya awak: kamu atau aku bahkan kita. Tapi biasanya kalo 'aku' pake kata aden umumnya. Tergantung apa yg dibicarin. Misal: Iko urang awak = Itu orang kita. Awak indak mangarati do = Kamu gak ngerti lah. Pahamnya kalo lagi ngobrol aja konteksnya kemana.
It's so funny everytime he says "Jesus Christ" like he is so done and regret his life decision 😂 also agree with the girls, stop fighting guys we are serumpun
thank you dave, I'm an Indonesian, and after watching this I realized how similar Malaysian and Indonesian are, I felt sad about how our government try to differentiate us and make us think there's tension between us
Nahh... Brunei and Singapore is like either the eldest or the youngest. Minding their own business while Malaysia and Indonesia are like the middle children. always fighting for no reason. and we all don't have any parents. 😐
Literally the only reason why we doesn't end up as one country is probably because of the colonials, Indonesia used to be dutch territory and Malaysia used to be british, so I can't understand why we hate each other so much we share the same history, ancestor, and culture
This is how i see SEA when they found out some countries similar to them: Thai and lao: oh we have similarities my sister “hug each other “ Viet to khmer- oh we have similarities “ok?” Filipino to taiwanese: my mother who give birth on my people Burmese-tibet: my language father “hug” Meanwhile malay & indonesian: That’s my culture,food and language!! Etc. “Punching each other”
* Indonesia-malaysia is just like siblings or older brothers, sometimes they argue and even punching each other, and then get along like nothings happens before 😂 * Brunei is like younger and quite brothers! * Singapore is like younger brother that got adopted by our distant relatives because malay also have deep roots with mongoloid * Phillipine Is like our stepbrothers from different father, because they are a mix pot of taiwanese and malay
Malaysians and Indonesians are like siblings, we fight amongst each other for the most trivial matter but will go all out protecting each other when an outsider tries to attack any of us😌
@NURUSSYIFAA' BINTI ASHRAF Moe 🤜🏼🤛🏼 true story 🙆🏻♀️ i’m malaysian but my bestest friends are indonesians.. we tease each other like nobody’s business 😂
Only the Malays in Malaysia are similar to Indonesians since Malays originated from Indonesia. Chinese and Indian have different cultures. So Ms OP, I'd say that u are obviously not part of this relationship, u are more related to China, Taiwan and Hong Kong.
@@jackjackyphantom8854 heck, stop playing the race card... mind you Indonesians are not only Malays, there are also Javanese, Sundanese, Batak, Dayaks, Balinese of Hindu background, Tionghoa people and many more.. with your logic, the Dayaks are more related to the Taiwanese and Filipinos; and Balinese with Indians rather than Malays in Malaysia🤷🏻♀️ sure, i do have sino-roots but that does not stop me from speaking malay/indonesian, loving my sambal, wearing batik, watching sinetron, and bickering with my Indonesian friends.. and with my Borneoan root, i'd say i'm more related to our pals in Kalimantan than any of the West Malaysians 🙄🙄
Saya suka pembahasan yg berat bisa dikemas ringan disini. Padahal kita tahu kalau Indonesian language banyak meng adaptasi dari bahasa lain yang salah satunya Melayu. Thanks
Betul sekali, ada bahasa melayu di indonesia.. dan banyak bahasa / language lainnya seperti bahasa sunda, bahasa jawa, bahasa daerah lainnya juga.. bhineka tunggal ika.
It feels like Malaysian and Indonesian are basically the same language in the past, which is true if you look at history. Kinda reminds me of Serbian/Croatian/Bosnian/Slovenian which all speak the same language but call it diffirently lol
Please bring Jang Hansol! He's a korean who spend almost 17 years in Indonesia. You might find interesting pov of foreigner who grew up in other countries. He have a youtube channel too, Korea Reomit. Dave please read this and make it happen!
No point in fighting, I'm from Malaysia and I'm teaching my Indonesian students how to pronounce Malay language while I'm learning Bahasa Indonesia from her. Give and Take...
Rendang is minang. Not indonesian or malaysia. Minang is a travelling ethnic they exist everywhere. Rendang itself is actually food for travellers, it was developed to accommodate travelling. Thats why it can last long without having to refrigerate.
The true origin of Minangkabau people that they are from Sumatera Island. "Kampung Halaman" dari orang Minangkabau adalah Sumatera Barat, Pulau Sumatera, Indonesia.
I have an Indonesian girl working at my parents restaurant. She have been living there for more than 10 years. And she just speak in Indonesian language while we speak in Malay language. We communicate very well.
Malaysian learn bahasa from sinetron in their childhood.. Same energy with my 3 yo indonesian nephews watch upin ipin everyday and use malay in a daily basis😂
@@deathlovenote6867 same with Indonesia, sinetron mostly use Jakarta dialect, but we don't only use that dialect because we have a lot of dialect from westest Indonesia: Aceh To eastest Indonesia : Papua
In fact, Indonesia and Malaysia are like water that is cut but cannot be cut off. We are like brothers and sisters who like to quarrel but who cannot possibly be separated. Salam serumpun 🙏
According to my observation, Indonesia is more like the Spain (especially, Indonesian phonology is almost the same as that of Spanish); meanwhile Malaysia is more like Portugal (It used to be colonised by Spain, and Portuguese phonology is extremely different from Spanish). In Spanish, we pronounce words just like how it's written.
Melayu race in indonesia only 8million people from 360million people of indonesia..I hope that in the future Malaysian will realize that in fact maybe our physically and our language are the same,, but in other respects we are VERY VERY VERY different.
@@Your_Beautiful_Sister_Is_Mine The only language that has 99% similarities with Indonesian in term of it's written language in Latin Alphabet form is Japanese.
My Sister married with Malaysian :), no problem at all... good country, clean, great view in city.... will visit Malaysia again for sure... :) oh...aku rindu nasi lemak.... :D
U can visit capt ivanovich at Surabaya....he is a youtuber there....he always promote malaysia. He also sells nasi lemak there. You should visit him and try his nasi lemak.
I'm indonesian and i like to watch so many malaysian youtuber and movie For me it's easy to understand malaysian and there are many malaysian song that i've been listened
Singapore is Malaysian knock off. the one that got kicked out not too long ago. no fun finding similarities with that cause its basically the same. unlike with Indonesia that goes deeper into the history
@@faristont4561 that's really harsh of you to say. Not trying to start a fight with you, but what you said sounds mean. Though yes, malaysia and indonesia have a deeper history. You could've left out the front part of your comment and still made your point.
@@Inkio01 i think what that guy say is true af your country majority is chinese so it wouldn't be fun to do the languages comparison Singlish have a little malay words slang and mostly yall uses chinese words compare to manglish which we uses,Malay,chinese,tamil, Sorry to say this but Singaporean doesn't fit in the nusantara definition
@@karl-elrhapsody6041 yea. But my point is, regardless of the truth, he could've put it nicely. Like you wont like it if someone says your own country is another country's knockoff , would you? I do agree that there are more chinese people in sg as compared to other races and might not be suitable for comparison. I just wanted to say, he didnt have to say it in that way.
the thing is whenever I met with Malaysian friend while studying abroad, they can understand it when I talked to them in Indonesian. But, I can't understand them when they talk in Malay. So, we always ended up speaking in English . Maybe, because Malaysian watch a lot of Indonesian 'sinetron' 🤔🤔. anyway, thanks for creating this video, Dave!
Nah, even tho they don't really watch sinetron, Malaysian in general have a better language adaptive skills. once we recognized Indonesian tone and pronunciation, we can pretty much talk in it at least decently. Malaysian Malay is harder to imitates because of the schwa and stuff.
actually if a Malay person speak formally (like textbook) our pronounciation gonna be same as Indonesian but when we speak our accent heavily influenced by regional dialect making harder for Indonesian speaker to understand us. our main dialect is Johor-Riau dialect, which the speakers are mainly from Johor, Melaka, Selangor & Kuala Lumpur.
@@fragileword6189 because the root for bahasa Indonesia is bahasa Melayu. And bahasa Malaysia and bahasa Indonesia is both variations of bahasa Melayu. In Malaysia we still call it bahasa Melayu though. Bahasa Malaysia is just something for formality. So we never speak or write in bahasa Indonesia, it has always been bahasa Melayu all along. Thats also why we Malaysian understand bahasa Indonesia better than Indonesian understand bahasa Melayu/ Malaysia. Because we speak a modern version of bahasa Melayu but still know the older bahasa Melayu like the one Indonesia uses now before they rename it.
Original rendang in Malaysia originated from Negeri Sembilan. The people were once from Padang. The intermarriage with locals. Many still practice adat pepatih. They don't call themselves minang but oghang nogori.
Rendang is originally from Padang (one of indonesian province) u can read wikipedia but malaysia have their own version, is like kimchi originally from korea but in china have their own kimchi too wkwk🙏
Rendang itu makanan suku Minangkabau yang dipengaruhi cita rasa dari India dan suku minang bukan di padang doang bahkan sampe Malaysia... jd klo bilang rendang dari Indonesia doang salah besar karna yg menciptakan suku Minang
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To me as a Malaysian, if an Indonesian and a Malaysian are having a conversation, Indonesian can speak in Indonesia language and Malaysian can speak in Malaysia language and we will understand each other just fine.
fr! xD , i dont know why but i can understand those words somehow
Trueee😂😂
But sometimes malay language is kinda different, like one day I attend webinar and there's malaysian lecture Wan Satirah and she said maklumat, I'm so confused and using translator and find out that it's informasi in indonesian. Maklumat = informasi = information. Thanks to Upin Ipin I can understand malay language
True lmao, my partner speaks to me in malay and me speaks in indo, we understand eachother fine somehow😂 though i threw in some english here and there djskjfjfj
I'll usually end up speaking in english
Indonesian : watching upin ipin
Malaysian : watching sinetron
that's the reason to make we understand each other 😂
UPIN and IPIN are so cute~~~
Betul betul betul
I'm almost 20 now and still watching upin ipin. It's 14 season already, i can't believe it, i hope malaysia won't stop the production of upin ipin ever.
i have one child and still watching Upin-ipin guys lol 😂
Wkwkwk trueeee😂
Only Indonesian and Malaysian can fight with each other. If third person joins in, we both will fight them
I mean thats what siblings did
Does Singapore count as a third member?
@@izmirs. no🤣 malaysia with singapore ahhahaha
like the rendang case XD
😁
Both countries are over-told, I'm bored of seeing contents about Southeast Asian countries
Indonesia & Malaysia like
America & British
English but different accent.
Nah it's more like Irish and English.
@@eiarsan perhaps.
Dulunya bekas jajahan ingris dan belanda
all the same anyway
@@eiarsan Bahasa Indonesia and bahasa Malaysia are based on bahasa Melayu. Irish isn't an English-based language.
Hi everyone! This is Amelia! I hope you guys enjoy this video as much as we enjoyed filming it! And please, let's not fight 😂✌️
amel nuunaa
Menarik banget kak Amelll♥️♥️
Nice
Yeah I’m Malaysian and a lot of people think that Chinese people in Malaysia are foreigners, and they often get confused. Thank you for making the video, keep up the good work
Hi ameli i love u from malaysia
Hope you guys had fun watching this video!! Also huge thanks to Dave for bringing us together ^^ ☺️☺️
Sab, handsome is Kacak in Malay. Hensem tuh bahasa pasar..😅😅
I found this really interesting. Language and cultural similarities and differences is so engrossing. Thank you for making this possible!
Really enjoy it wish there was more
I just knew u gonna come up in dave's video one day. So good to see you here sabrina! 😻
@@aiyo6870 and tampan also means handsome right?
Malaysian grew up with sinetron while indonesian grew up with upin ipin. My daughter can speak malaysian very well. When we visit legoland and kuala lumpur she ask me where is kampung durian runtuh ..betul betul betul 😅😅😅
Hahaha.. Comel jee 😄👍🏼
NO! we didnt grew up with upin ipin but anime from japan..liar
@@adxxq I think he meant to say the younger generations (my nephew does) lol
@@adxxq
Itu berarti lu generasi tua. Jaman sekarang udah gak ada lagi anime yg tayang di TV Indonesia. Gen Z Indonesia gak ada yg nonton anime kayak Milenial tahun 2000an dulu
@@thanosal-titan ada beberapa anime yg tayang di tv. Seperti Naruto, boruto, Doraemon. Tapi anak sekarang lebih familiar dengan Upin Ipin. Mereka lebih suka menonton itu karna lebih realistis musngkin. Tak pasti juga
Indonesia and Malaysia
Social media = Fight
Real Life = Love Each Other ❤️❤️
In normal social place we love each other.
And fight again when football come in (real life too) Malaysia vs Indonesia. awakwkawkawkaw
Not true
bull shit tai kerbau
It's true though. I live in an apartment in Malaysia, many of my neighbors are Indonesian workers and immigrate. When there's family issue or an accident happened, they are the first one to lend a help for us. We even invited them to our WhatsApp community group chat.
BUT it's true, we fight on Facebook a lot XD
no is not
Dave levelling up his third wheeling skill.
🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
Yeah hes just there to do intro and outro lmao
Lmaoooo true
Idk but he's more like a peacemaker here? 😂
@@izzahizzati6184 the Philippines has never been a proper country, it's just a junkhole to me.
I love how both of them are having like an internal conversation and Dave is like yup yup. Mm hmm 🤣
Haha 🤣 foreigner in Korea problems
Like, i am here guys
@@mufazaHD lmaoo 😂
@@WhyDontYouTerminateYourself yep
Indonesian and Malaysian is like siblings with close age gap. They argue, sometimes fighting but at the end of the day, they are the closest one to each other
agree
Yes
Like Dominicans and Puerto Ricans 😂
That's the most Bullshịt thing I've ever heard from RUclips.
Borneo is split into 3 countries- Indonesia, Malaysia and Brunei.
since I don't see any explanation about the language, I'm gonna explain a little from what I know
Bahasa Melayu Malaysia and Bahasa Melayu Indonesia (changed to Bahasa Indonesia since 1928 due to political reason) are the standard varieties of Malay language. Malay itself is an austronesian language spoken throughout southeast asia, from southern Myanmmar (Tanah Sari) southern Thailand (Pattani, Songkhla, Trang, Yala etc) to the Malay Peninsula (known now as west Malaysia or inland Malaysia) and spreading to the east of the archipelago which is Papua (known as Melayu Papua), with a total of speakers for about 300 millions of people.
Specifically speaking, Bahasa Melayu Malaysia and Bahasa Indonesia are the standard varieties of Melayu Johor-Riau, which is a dialect of Malay in the southern part of Malay Peninsula and eastern part of Sumatra, the language today comes from Melayu Tinggi (High Malay) which a language used in court or by the noble, because Malay itself has 2 types of spoken language, the high language and the bazaar malay (Melayu Pasar) usually spoken by the merchant or commoners.
On March 17th, 1824 the Anglo-Dutch Treaty established, separating the Malay World into two, British Malaya (now known as Malaysia) and Dutch East Indies (now known as Indonesia) and from this the language separation began too. Malay in Malaysia got a lot of influence from English while Malay in Indonesia got a lot of influence from dutch as well as other regional languages, mostly Javanese. The Javanese words entered the Malay in Indonesia because at that time the lingua franca of Dutch East Indies is Malay, they need lingua franca because there's 700+ different languages in Indonesia, so that's why the two language evolved into a kinda different language
but we need to remember, the difference is only in the casual language, the formal or standard one is remaining the same.
Bahasa Indonesia that usually exposed is the dialect of Jakarta, which is different from the standard one, and Bahasa Melayu Malaysia that exposed most is the dialect of KL or Malaccan and also different from the standard one.
for example, here's word in Standard Language of Bahasa Indonesia and Melayu Malaysia :
Saya memberi makan seekor anjing
both of Malaysian and Indonesian Will understand this word because it's written in the standard language.
so please, jangan ribut hanya karena masalah bahasa, we're speaking THE SAME LANGUAGE, only in different dialects.
Peace✌🏻✨
*saya memberi makan seekor anjir (bahasa asli)
@@fauzanzulfi5801 educated people :)
Nice info bruh.. tq
@@fauzanzulfi5801 gue
@@saladkentang nice info , i read sampai habis hehe ✌️ masa belajar sejarah x study elok elok 😂
we're basically similiar from the same roots. we have to stop fighting guys,,,
Yes, Malaysia and Indonesia is like siblings.... that fight for the inheritance money
@@abangnazhan
Siblings fighting for inheritance money? That never ends well, most of the time they end up never talking to each other.
As long as internet is exist. NEVAHHHH!!!
@AndiAqmar man my heart skipped a beat😳
We fight for trivial issues just like what siblings do awokawokawok
Aku pernah ke Malaysia tapi aku tinggal di Indonesia. 🇮🇩
hi felipe, apa kabar kamu?
@@prmrahm baek
Sama dong,tp cuma transit di KLIA 😂😂
Nossa! Fala sério, cara!
Ga nanya
Malaysian and indonesian kinda have the love-hate relationship tho😂
because that's what siblings always do. bickering😂
...they might kiss...🤣
'tsundere' like thingy ?
@@kjsmni3076 OMG😭👍
Yess true
"SAUDARA SERUMPUN" is the term for the relationship between Indonesians and Malaysians. 🇮🇩❤️🇲🇾
Rumpun dengan melayu,kalau Ngan jawa pikiaq dulu
Rumpun apa artinya anjing, gw sering banget diliat serumpun, tapi ga tau artinya, gw kira rumput
Tidak serumpun cuma cuma negara jiran😎
@@Tentenn-7 😂😂😂 serumpun itu seperti satu kelompok yg sama. Kita dari keluarga yg sama. Itu yg saya faham dari kata 'serumpun'
The more I watch about Southeast Asian countries on RUclips, the more I get convinced that I shouldn't go to this junk-yard region.
The love-hate relationship between Indonesians and Malaysians is more like a sibling fight tbh lmao it's kind of frustrating but entertaining at the same time. Well the video is so fun and i'm so sorry Dave you've had to be the biggest third wheel here! Hahahaha jk thank you for the video!
I equally dislike both countries
@@Your_Beautiful_Sister_Is_Mine WHO CARES?
@@Your_Beautiful_Sister_Is_Mine okay then why did you watch this videos?? Get off
@@Your_Beautiful_Sister_Is_Mine who’s asking?
@@Your_Beautiful_Sister_Is_Mine oh ok🙄
If malaysians grew up with sinetron we (some) indonesian grew up with upin ipin so yeah i think if a malaysian and an indonesian really speaking to each other in their language they understand each other just fine 😂😂
Not everyone grew up with sinetron. just a short period of certain generation. around mid 2000. it isn't showing anymore. kids nowadays have no idea what it is
@@faristont4561 i know
@@faristont4561 i think that this is also the case of upin ipin now in indonesia, kids nowdays doesn't like to watch tv anymore tbh. And the middle age (16-30) is watching upin ipin through a streaming website, actually it's only x gen and above (probably) that still watch tv 😂.
With their shitty sinetron too.
@@malaikat3748 EP EP
its real tho the fight is only online, when you go to each other countries people are like really chill
Yeah sometimes we can't even differentiate between a Malaysian and Indonesian if they don't speak
im not indo or malaysian but there was this guy from malaysia and he said he doesnt like indonesian people
@@iluvkpoplol3059 maybe he just met bad people, not all Indonesians were bad and so did Malaysians
Yea people be like 'hey brother, hey sister'
I've been to Malaysia a few times, stayed at locals houses, went to schools and people there were very welcoming
Malaysia : British
Indonesia : Dutch
So.. WOW
Tagalog = Spanish
@@Szukiyken Nobody gives a fưck about the Philippines, amigo.
Malay: British accent
Indonesian: American accent
@@utaran6078 Betul
@@utaran6078 Not really. Plenty indonesian learned UK's english. A.ka the real english
Tbh we just need singaporeans at this point to complete the triangle🤣🤣🤣
Up 😂 make it come true, Davee
Singaporeans would be the baby out of the siblings, oldest child Indonesia, middle Malaysia, baby Singapore.
@@nomomania6827 i would say in terms of chinese food and culture, Singaporean and malaysian shared a ton of similarities and i am curious to find out the differences
Singapore is chinese country not simillar
brunei
I thought that sabrina and amelia are hosting this show 🤣.
Sabrina: U know this?
Amelia: Ohhhh! U have this too?!
Dave(with confuse😵): Whats that?
😂😂😂
Which one will help me incrase the chances of me getting a girlfriend? Indonesian or Malay?
@@syunaday2892 hhhh For sure
Look like have their own confersation hahaha
Indonesian and Malaysian just fight on internet lol, when we meet other irl we just likee "Ohh you are our sibling"
Dont worry about Indonesians and Malaysians fighting, they are like siblings, when things get real they can help each other.
True. They're like twin siblings that just have different personality 🤣😂😂🤣😂😂
Indonesia and malaysia is just like me and my older brother when i was a kid, sometimes we argue and punching each other but after that we get along like nothing happens before 🤣🤣
Filipinos will hype up that fight😂😂
Bner, mau berantem kyk gmna jg sbnerny indo-malay itu dua negara yg paling dket, sama2 mayoritas muslim, sma2 ada ras melayu, budayany bnyk yg mirip, bahasanya walaupun ada sdkt perbedaan tp tetep bsa ngerti, klo ada apa2 siapa yg mau nolongin pertama klo bkn tetangga terdekat
Satu lg, Brunei Darussalam jg, 3 negara yg paling identik di Asia Tenggara, Indo-Malay-Brunei
Amelia and sabrina: vibin
Dave: why are we still here.. just to suffer..
Tension between Malaysia and Indonesia is just like brothers fighting for toys
"My toys!"
"No, mine!"
Yess true.. claim issues 😂
Wkwkwkw, that's true I guess😂
That means both countries are acting immaturely, what a pity.
@@Your_Beautiful_Sister_Is_Mine tell me how an actual country act immaturely, because that sounds completely new to me🤣
@@urinseukeiteubodeuwiro4260 I literally meant the people who control them. After all, who needs culture BS These days? That's useless if I do say so myself.
At selangor we have a special season. And that is “Season Rumah Tak Ada Air”
TRUE!!!! XD
HAHAHAHAHAH true
was looking for this in the comments section 😂😂😂
at jakarta we have a film "Banjir its Back"
At bandung we have a series too "Silau kok dingin" Season 1 - 5 (1 season its 23 Episode)
at Magelang we have a film "Hujan/Rain"
A Many people makes a film or Series indonesia about SEASON
Berlaku setiap bulan XD
Who grow up watch Bawang putih and Bawang merah?! 🙋🏻♀️
hahhahahahah..me!!! they always zoom in and zoom out the cast fast to make it more dramatic 😂
That drama literally is my childhood.
🙋🏻♀️🙋🏻♀️
Mutiara Hati too
@@hyuuganatsume2621 I cry watching that sinetron
What i love when talking to malaysians is when i can't find the word in english, i would just said it in indonesian and they understand 🤣🤣🤣🤣
same with me 😂
No matter what happens, I'll still hate Southeast Asian countries anyway.
@@Your_Beautiful_Sister_Is_Mine i don't even care
@@erina730 That's why People call you careless
@@Your_Beautiful_Sister_Is_Mine bruh get a life
As an Indonesian who lived in Malaysia for 10 years, I can relate to both of these cultures. Despite of these similarities, I had a cultural shock during my first two years in Malaysia. The reason for that is due to its different cultures and lifestyle between two countries. I managed to adapt and had no reason to fight each other after the first two years.
I Envy that even tho Malaysia & Indonesia have some differences when it comes to vocab and accents, at least they can still somehow understand each other. Unlike Tagalog which is a completely different language 😐
Listening to Tagalog as a Malaysian, it feels very similar yet i don't understand it. But I think that's how other people hear our lang sounds like
You're more to the "lost sibling". originally the same but then raised differently later on
There are still some similar words of this region
Some of word in tagalog is also similiar w/ bahasa. but idk i just feel tagalog right now is mix and much influenced by spanish
I’d love to learn Tagalog language one day!
As a bruneian-malaysian who currently living in Brunei , i grew up watching indonesian and malaysian dramas a lot and i literally understand everything. Also i supposed Malaysia, Brunei, Singapore and Indonesia shares a lot of similarities
ngl a lot of msian-bruneian in Brunei.
All brunei people love ungu and peterpan band from indonesia
We are basically brothers. xD
Indonesia 🤝🏼 Malaysia
On Internet: like enemies fighting all the time..
In reality: be friendly to each other because of their culture.
@@luvpnda4921 sempat ye😂
@@a_z9491 this is so true
@@luvpnda4921 im nctzen tooo
*Culture is no longer needed, these days. Stop boasting about culture as if it's significant enough to the development of the world!*
@@luvpnda4921 heyyy
the best relationship term described Malaysia and Indonesia is Siblings Rivalry.... the eldest and the youngest.. and we have this middle sibling that we don't really interact much but still got pissed when they got "our" thing... Sorry Singapore.. but you are the middle sibling
*angry Brunei noises*
We have lot of middle siblings tough, although true Singapore is the closest one if it’s third siblings, but actually Philippine and Brunei also middle siblings for us 🤣🤣 or should I included all ASEAN countries..
Malaysia and Indonesia is the two oldest. no one in between them cause Singapore and Brunei is super young in comparison
I can't expect much about the mentality of folks who hail from unpopular/poor countries.
Singapore is like sibling studied in international school so much while us in state school and same class lol
Indonesian & Malaysian : Twins seperate because mother and father got divorce (Netherlands & United Kingdom)
Singapore : Second Brother
Brunei Darusallam : Third Brother
East Timor : Forth Brother from different Father
😂
Philippines also part of Malay race. They're like a long lost brother 🇵🇭
@@ezakielzulhusni7838 uP
Timor lol
I hate all Southeast Asian countries, not gonna lie.
I'm glad that Dave invite Sabrina as our Malaysian representative to talk about our country, she's doing a good job as a guest and telling all those information about Malaysia. I'll looking forward for the next content about this topic!!
It's so embarassing to know that actually Southeast Asian people get a big head whenever their countries got mentioned by a foreigner on the Net, lol.
@@Your_Beautiful_Sister_Is_Mine yokoo
@@Your_Beautiful_Sister_Is_Mine wow..i bet you have misinterpretation here, what this person mean is she/he glad that Dave choses Sabrina becouse sabrina is a good representative and could representation her knowledge about her country well. Not all of citizen could understand their own country well,especially when its talk about culture. Don't underestimate others as if you're the great one only 😕
@@Your_Beautiful_Sister_Is_Mine yokoo pakcik busuk
Apaan kurang riset tuh cweknya
she said lots of Malaysian people watch sinetron that they can understand Bahasa Indonesia, I can say there's also lot of kids even adults who watch Upin & Ipin that we can understand Malaysian language.. 🤣
"KERETA" In Jakarta means train.
In KL means car. While in Medan means motorcycle
in malaysia train is KERETAPI lol
@@binaweunknown3335 yeah in Indonesian train is Kereta Api. But in Jakarta you just say "kereta" and everyone knows you mention a train. But in Medan if you say "kereta" it means motorcycle, you have to add "api" to mention a train
It means Medan language came from another planet 😁
Is it pretty good if we have spelling "Kereta Api" in just one word, like the word "Sepur" that root from dutch, "Spoor"? The Javanese has used "Sepur" in their vocab sometimes.
@@oldschool9449 In medan we have "EYD" means Ejaan Yang Di-medan-kan 😂
You guys should do similarities and differences of Chinese-Indonesians, Chinese-Malaysians, and Chinese-Singaporeans.
Up, i am not Chinese but still i am curious about that
Chinese Indonesian literally full fledged Indonesian
@@just4randommadao743 Uuh... I am a Chinese-Indonesian. I know I am a full fledged Indonesian, you don't have to tell me.
@@novrendy I'm just telling fact.. please don't be so harsh to me 😫
Nooo.... Boleh bikin berantem malaysia dan indonesia saja.
Dave was like "I'm here too guys" lol😂
*I would willingly learn Indonesian, if that could introduce me to my future wife*
@@Your_Beautiful_Sister_Is_Mine get a life dude its starting weird
@@Your_Beautiful_Sister_Is_Mine stfu
Let's be honest most of the Malaysian people especially the kdramas lover usually watch kdrama with an Indonesian subtitle because sometimes we are so lazy to find the one with an english subs, we understand it just fine tho 😂
really? i dont think so.
Agreed...i rarely find Malaysia subtitle so i just choose English or Indonesia subtitle hahaahaha
@@nasyikin527 maybe not for you, but for people around me, yes. We watched kdramas using telegram so no choice but to understand the indo subs
@@Prodyujinie 100% 😂
This happens to me but not with Kdrama, instead it’s with Thai lakorns lmao
Hobi berantem di internet, tpi kalo ketemu malah akur
Bener bangattt
Apa akur, kamu gak liat waktu Indonesia vs Malaysia stadion bola Rusuh-rusuh 😂
@@muh.dalilayman6251 apalagi yang waktu asean games yang waktu itu malaysia ngelakuin curang terus rusuh deh
@@channelanak2040 Indonesia be like:"Hayoo Gak Bisa Pulang lo"😂🤣
@@muh.dalilayman6251 hahahahaha😂wkwkwkwkwkwkw😂😂😂
Sungguh aku terharu sekali melihat kalian semua, sampai air mata ku mengalir karna tidak mengerti apa yang kalian ucapkan.. Sad.. 😭😭
It’s like 2 siblings w similarities but they need to proof everyone that they r different 👀
Actually there are different sides of Malaysia, but ethnic Malay are the typical representative of the country. Other than the Malays, the Chinese and Indian also represents different perspectives of Malaysia.
Malaysia is a multi-racial country, not a Malay country. 🙅
They don't need any proof, they're just purposely in need of approval and recognition from foreigners. Most Southeast Asian countries are like this.
@@jackjackyphantom8854 I think Indonesia is just like malaysia but they actually can co exist with different races unlike us
@@zexops Most ethnic groups in indonesia are similar; Javanese, Balinese, Malay and Sundanese etc who are Austronesian. While Indigenous peoples in East Malaysian (Sabah and Sarawak) are similar to Native peoples in Kalimantan (which is part of Indonesia); the Borneo. Different races can co-exist in indonesia? Look at what happened to Chinese Indonesian! It's not a very pleasant history! I'd say that Malaysia is better in comparison. I'd say that Malays have higher tolerance, at least they allows the Chinese and Indian to preserves their cultures. Even tho the Chinese always complains about unequal treatments! But the fact that Chinese schools are allowed is already a proof of tolerance that Malaysia have. I don't think Malaysia have anything to learn from Indonesia, if anything it's the other way round.
@@jackjackyphantom8854 give and take.. due to 'tolerance' malaysia can't really having group of different races that understand each other mostly due to language barrier
In Bahasa Malaysia the word senang means easy. In Bahasa Indonesia the word senang means happy. That girl is happy means totally different with That girl is easy. LOL
Senang could mean happy in BM too. We usually use mudah to mean easy.
That's how indonesian usually use the word. But, in KBBI senang can also mean "easy"
@@anginbarat5161 yeah, Bahasa baku and slang is different
_Bahasa melayu semenanjung tuh émang lain dan béda, cukup sulit untuk dimengerti. Dari éja'an huruf fokal AIUEO paké pelafalan Inggris, dari PENGUCAPAN kalimat Paké Logat melayu EU. Jadi sangat membingungkan..._
I spoke to a Malaysian once, I used Bahasa and she used Melayu but we understood each other just fine 😂
hahaha because that basically the same 😂 im also watching kdrama with indonesia subtitles because it hard to find in malay subs ,and i understood the whole drama 😂
@@aqilah-r3e pls don't use the 'N' word if you're not black, it's inappropriate
@@aqilah-r3e aku pun tk faham sesetengah perkataan, pening do, prefer english 😂
@@aqilah-r3e
Berani banget lu ngomong "nigga". Emangnya lu orang kulit hitam?
@@aqilah-r3e rasist bet org malay
The Indonesian and Malaysian intense fighting is actually like a sibling fighting. The more intense it is the closer we get. ❤️ Both countries.
If you keep fighting over cultural matters, then don't expect foreigners like me to love your country! It's just silly, the Europe could be developed to total advancement without culture BS anyway.
@@Your_Beautiful_Sister_Is_Mine then don't come, simple matter~
Don't wanna come then don't talk shit about it :V like, sir we don't even want people like you in our country~
Shooo and eat your stale ass beans on toast :3
@@plu9747 You must be a K-poper.
@@plu9747 Without Europeans, Asians would've been living in a shack by now.
Q
Dave is the biggest third wheel in the video lmao
And the effect too LMAO
Indonesia and Malaysia are like dating, sometimes there are misunderstandings but it is love that is blocked🥰🤟
As Indonesian I agree with Sabrina, about Indonesia and Malaysia claiming things I mean we are melayu... Some "country" want us fight all time because we are strong if we are together ❤️
Dia tidak konsisten dengan omongannya
🇮🇩🇮🇩🇮🇩👍❤
Malaysia and Indonesia - Siblings
Singapore - That annoying cousin that went overseas and won't stop talking in an accent
Brunei - Cousin you never know you had and only realized during Raya
Thailand - the weird neighbour that speaks funny and you can't really understand them
Philippines - the guy across the street that keeps trying to claim your driveway is his
China - that rich Apek down the road that insists on parking in your driveway like he owns the whole street
India - The uncle in the next taman that has like a million kids
Pls continueeee
And the other SEA countries Cambodia, Laos etc that we're rarely speak about except when the SEA Game is happening.
True
But Singapore used to be part of Malaysia. Hihihi..
@@ae-Michael nope tq
@@VSSiBurncodYT I should send you history books
Dave need bring Indonesia, Malaysia, Singapore, and Brunei into one video..
But Singaporean speak in english, not Malay.
@@loetfiehakim4477 I'm a Malay Singaporean. We speak Malay, similar to Malaysians.
@@loetfiehakim4477 their Malay language skill might not be that good compare to Malaysian but they still know the basic of Malay language
Those nouns are just trigger words nowadays, why do you people get a big head whenever a foreigner mentions your country?
@@Your_Beautiful_Sister_Is_Mine big head? I just recommend something for Dave next content.. just like the other video that dave make about SEA Country, why not being more specific with Malayan Peninsula Country.. Because Indonesia, Singapore, Malaysia, and Brunei have a same basic, Malaya.. 😁😁😁 especialy West Indonesia and Mid-Indonesia..
4:45 Minangnese here! Within West Sumatera they have few twist in each region. So there isn’t “standart rendang” thingy because each region even each household have their own recipe and preference. For example some cook it with more coconut milk, some like to cook rendang very dry, some like their rendang to be really full of spices, even adding other ingredients (baby potato or red bean) etc.
to add something that might interest you,
in Malaysia, ‘Kereta’ means car
but in Indonesia, ‘Mobil’ means car (already in video’
Meanwhile, ‘Kereta’ itself means ‘Train’ in Indonesia.
So, we have some same words that have different meaning.
Hope that helps :)
Interesting, train in Malay is kereta api (yes fire car lol)
@@seol7035 Indonesian call it kereta api too but we often call it in short form ... Kereta
BUT, specific region like MEDAN use the word of "kereta" too which is why so many people from java confused af lol
In standard Indonesian, 'kereta' is all wagons, used for kereta api (train), kereta kuda, kereta sapi, kereta barang, etc. But in daily life, kereta is short form of kereta api.
@@7hz8 well, it is traditional language then ... Not indonesian
Summary to Malaysian and Indonesian relation:
Indonesia: Apa kabar
Malaysia: khabar baik
*proceed to punch each other in the stomach*
Malaysia: Saya suka awak
Indonesia: Sama...
"Awak" have a different meaning in Sumatran Malay.
Di Indonesia
Padang, awak = saya
Palembang, awak = kamu
Jawa, awak = badan/tubuh
👍🏼
@@nessanashiatunaulia5588 but palembangese always say "urang awak"?
@@nessanashiatunaulia5588 Halo, aku orang minang. Kalo awak biasanya bisa pengertiannya awak: kamu atau aku bahkan kita. Tapi biasanya kalo 'aku' pake kata aden umumnya. Tergantung apa yg dibicarin. Misal: Iko urang awak = Itu orang kita. Awak indak mangarati do = Kamu gak ngerti lah. Pahamnya kalo lagi ngobrol aja konteksnya kemana.
@@nessanashiatunaulia5588 Sunda jg sama kek Jawa, awak=badan/tubuh
It's so funny everytime he says "Jesus Christ" like he is so done and regret his life decision 😂 also agree with the girls, stop fighting guys we are serumpun
It's an Interjection, mano! He's actually an Atheist, so he doesn't believe in God.
Wahhhh armyy
8:28 We Even Have "Campaign Season" Here In Indonesia 🤣
Terlambat pace
@@rintoaris6944 Biar Selamat Asal Terlambat :D
Sapa dong bang :)
wah ada juga😂😂
Lu di jeketi ada, di jerome ada, di Jane ada juga. DISINI JUGA ANJIR 😭
thank you dave, I'm an Indonesian, and after watching this I realized how similar Malaysian and Indonesian are, I felt sad about how our government try to differentiate us and make us think there's tension between us
Gov does not represent the whole ppl in their country, it is just them. Let us get along and ignore that stupid gov, love from malaysia!!
I love Indonesia!!!
from Malaysia sending Love To all the indonesian~
we love you too!
😘
Rumah upin ipin dimana btw?
Bruneians being the forgotten sibling be like
👁👄👁
💧
Hahahahah 😂😂😂🌚
🤗🤗
Nahh... Brunei and Singapore is like either the eldest or the youngest. Minding their own business while Malaysia and Indonesia are like the middle children. always fighting for no reason. and we all don't have any parents. 😐
ahhaahaah
Singapore doesn't use Malay anymore! Stop taking credit from the Chinese achievements!
when extrovert meet another extrovert, Dave become the third wheel
Literally the only reason why we doesn't end up as one country is probably because of the colonials, Indonesia used to be dutch territory and Malaysia used to be british, so I can't understand why we hate each other so much we share the same history, ancestor, and culture
Yasss
But we were one before, as Nusantara ☺️
If not because of the glacier, we probably will recognize as one country. " Nusantara "
we were kumandra before
@@ziqman4552 eyyy 🙌😂
This is how i see SEA when they found out some countries similar to them:
Thai and lao: oh we have similarities my sister “hug each other “
Viet to khmer- oh we have similarities “ok?”
Filipino to taiwanese: my mother who give birth on my people
Burmese-tibet: my language father “hug”
Meanwhile malay & indonesian:
That’s my culture,food and language!! Etc.
“Punching each other”
* Indonesia-malaysia is just like siblings or older brothers, sometimes they argue and even punching each other, and then get along like nothings happens before 😂
* Brunei is like younger and quite brothers!
* Singapore is like younger brother that got adopted by our distant relatives because malay also have deep roots with mongoloid
* Phillipine Is like our stepbrothers from different father, because they are a mix pot of taiwanese and malay
khmer and thai always punching each other too
말레이시아에서 1년 반을 살다온게 이제 1년이 넘었는데도
이런 영상 보면
또 가보고 싶다...
Malaysians and Indonesians are like siblings, we fight amongst each other for the most trivial matter but will go all out protecting each other when an outsider tries to attack any of us😌
@NURUSSYIFAA' BINTI ASHRAF Moe 🤜🏼🤛🏼 true story 🙆🏻♀️ i’m malaysian but my bestest friends are indonesians.. we tease each other like nobody’s business 😂
We fight just if we bored
so true 😂
Only the Malays in Malaysia are similar to Indonesians since Malays originated from Indonesia. Chinese and Indian have different cultures. So Ms OP, I'd say that u are obviously not part of this relationship, u are more related to China, Taiwan and Hong Kong.
@@jackjackyphantom8854 heck, stop playing the race card... mind you Indonesians are not only Malays, there are also Javanese, Sundanese, Batak, Dayaks, Balinese of Hindu background, Tionghoa people and many more.. with your logic, the Dayaks are more related to the Taiwanese and Filipinos; and Balinese with Indians rather than Malays in Malaysia🤷🏻♀️
sure, i do have sino-roots but that does not stop me from speaking malay/indonesian, loving my sambal, wearing batik, watching sinetron, and bickering with my Indonesian friends.. and with my Borneoan root, i'd say i'm more related to our pals in Kalimantan than any of the West Malaysians 🙄🙄
With all the love to my Malaysian and Indonesian brothers and sisters. From the Philippines!
Actually a common word we use for handsome in Malaysia is actually "Kacak" or "Tampan", "hensem" is just a city slang
Saya suka pembahasan yg berat bisa dikemas ringan disini. Padahal kita tahu kalau Indonesian language banyak meng adaptasi dari bahasa lain yang salah satunya Melayu.
Thanks
Betul sekali, ada bahasa melayu di indonesia.. dan banyak bahasa / language lainnya seperti bahasa sunda, bahasa jawa, bahasa daerah lainnya juga.. bhineka tunggal ika.
meanwhile, me being a melayu riau people knows and shares both cultures sometimes coz im indonesian yet im also a melayu people :D
👍
Dave being third wheel🤣
Btw, hensem is more to malaylish. If really in Malay word, it call kacak.
@Ian Martadinata comel is cute in Malaysia
@Ian Martadinata Cantik is pretty or beautiful.
@Ian Martadinata malaysia use lucu too.. But meaning only as funny
@johnny warden If it is then I've never heard it being used. Of course there are also differences in the Malay used from state to state
@johnny warden Yeah, really. But maybe I'm just weird so take all I say with a grain of salt
It feels like Malaysian and Indonesian are basically the same language in the past, which is true if you look at history. Kinda reminds me of Serbian/Croatian/Bosnian/Slovenian which all speak the same language but call it diffirently lol
Similar to Russia, Ukraine and Belarus alias Eastern Slavic community.
I am Singaporean Malay, and I totally get both sides. Love my neighbours!!
I love Singaporeans especially Malay minority. Keep your identity for good.
Please bring Jang Hansol! He's a korean who spend almost 17 years in Indonesia. You might find interesting pov of foreigner who grew up in other countries. He have a youtube channel too, Korea Reomit. Dave please read this and make it happen!
UP
Yes, I agree about that... Let's UP for next topic
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i love watching culture similarities and difference. they are the reason why I love your channel 😍
Semoga Malaysia & Indonesia sentiasa menjadi negara yang makmur, aman & sejahtera..
Amin
No point in fighting, I'm from Malaysia and I'm teaching my Indonesian students how to pronounce Malay language while I'm learning Bahasa Indonesia from her.
Give and Take...
I grew up watching upin ipin even till now and boboi boy too, the animation really made can understand malaysian language 💕💕
We just fighting in internet. Real world, we are family... Love each other, help each other.
Rendang is minang. Not indonesian or malaysia. Minang is a travelling ethnic they exist everywhere.
Rendang itself is actually food for travellers, it was developed to accommodate travelling. Thats why it can last long without having to refrigerate.
And minang its padang and padang in sumatra and sumatra in?
The true origin of Minangkabau people that they are from Sumatera Island.
"Kampung Halaman" dari orang Minangkabau adalah Sumatera Barat, Pulau Sumatera, Indonesia.
@@thanosal-titan , it's true
and Minangkabau is a culture belonging to Indonesia
@@Futaro632 sumatra in malaysia..*claim* lol
I have an Indonesian girl working at my parents restaurant. She have been living there for more than 10 years. And she just speak in Indonesian language while we speak in Malay language. We communicate very well.
Malaysian learn bahasa from sinetron in their childhood..
Same energy with
my 3 yo indonesian nephews watch upin ipin everyday and use malay in a daily basis😂
Malay using in upin ipin just malay dialect for state KL-Selangor... Because many dialect in every state in the Malaysia...
@@deathlovenote6867 same with Indonesia, sinetron mostly use Jakarta dialect, but we don't only use that dialect because we have a lot of dialect
from westest Indonesia: Aceh
To eastest Indonesia : Papua
@@danendraekadanta9526 like 200+ dialects and we have 700+ local languages so... yeah
FOR REALL????? OH GODDD THATSSS CUTEEEE
@@danendraekadanta9526 TRUEE, I never use Lo Gue even once in my life.
In fact, Indonesia and Malaysia are like water that is cut but cannot be cut off.
We are like brothers and sisters who like to quarrel but who cannot possibly be separated.
Salam serumpun 🙏
According to my observation, Indonesia is more like the Spain (especially, Indonesian phonology is almost the same as that of Spanish); meanwhile Malaysia is more like Portugal (It used to be colonised by Spain, and Portuguese phonology is extremely different from Spanish). In Spanish, we pronounce words just like how it's written.
Melayu race in indonesia only 8million people from 360million people of indonesia..I hope that in the future Malaysian will realize that in fact maybe our physically and our language are the same,, but in other respects we are VERY VERY VERY different.
@@Your_Beautiful_Sister_Is_Mine
The only language that has 99% similarities with Indonesian in term of it's written language in Latin Alphabet form is Japanese.
In Malaysian, handsome is "kacak". "hensem" is colloquial.
Di padang itu rancak jadi lumayan mirip
Palembang juga Kacak = Rupawan/ Elok
Kacuk = Kawin
kacik = Selisih
Hancuk = Tai ayam
Hancak = Pamer
Hancik = Percik
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Fun fact: Nasi Goreng USA stands for Udang (Prawn), Sotong (Squid), Ayam (Chicken) but apparently the ingredient is Daging (Beef)
And chicken also 🤣
Hahahahaha trueeee🤣🤣🤣
That's not even a useful information, bloke! as almost all fried rice dishes are served with those ingredients
Bruhhh 🤣🤣🤣
@@Your_Beautiful_Sister_Is_Mine Demo Loni Dok Supo Mulo
My Sister married with Malaysian :), no problem at all... good country, clean, great view in city.... will visit Malaysia again for sure... :) oh...aku rindu nasi lemak.... :D
U can buy sambal bilis paste in online :D
U can visit capt ivanovich at Surabaya....he is a youtuber there....he always promote malaysia. He also sells nasi lemak there. You should visit him and try his nasi lemak.
@@creepyshortsforyou wow ivanovich is selling nasi lemak now ? after his retirement from chelsea FC ?
Nasi kandar, roti john, roti canai, dll. Sedap!
That funny tho when kak amelia said that we have durian season. Hahahhah. But that true. Fruit is season in Indo😎😎
In Malaysia also actually
@@syada1160 yeah! Cuz we're all in the same tropic region
Both Indonesia and Malaysia are just like a sibling, sometimes they fight, but always care of each other...
I'm indonesian and i like to watch so many malaysian youtuber and movie
For me it's easy to understand malaysian and there are many malaysian song that i've been listened
I’m pretty sure this video will make us (malaysian and indonesian) more understand and love each other ✨wisely✨
thank you Dave for your content!😁
Hey dave!! U should do a malaysia & singapore one!! We have MANY similarities too in terms of slang!
Singapore is Malaysian knock off. the one that got kicked out not too long ago. no fun finding similarities with that cause its basically the same. unlike with Indonesia that goes deeper into the history
@@faristont4561 that's really harsh of you to say. Not trying to start a fight with you, but what you said sounds mean. Though yes, malaysia and indonesia have a deeper history. You could've left out the front part of your comment and still made your point.
@@Inkio01 i think what that guy say is true af your country majority is chinese so it wouldn't be fun to do the languages comparison Singlish have a little malay words slang and mostly yall uses chinese words compare to manglish which we uses,Malay,chinese,tamil,
Sorry to say this but Singaporean doesn't fit in the nusantara definition
@@karl-elrhapsody6041 yea. But my point is, regardless of the truth, he could've put it nicely. Like you wont like it if someone says your own country is another country's knockoff , would you? I do agree that there are more chinese people in sg as compared to other races and might not be suitable for comparison. I just wanted to say, he didnt have to say it in that way.
@@Inkio01 alright mate sorry for the inconvenience
It's so funny when Amelia said Indonesian have a lot of seasons : dry season, rain season, season of durian😅🙈
But ist true ahahahahah
One more beb...campaigne season lol ;D
the thing is whenever I met with Malaysian friend while studying abroad, they can understand it when I talked to them in Indonesian. But, I can't understand them when they talk in Malay. So, we always ended up speaking in English . Maybe, because Malaysian watch a lot of Indonesian 'sinetron' 🤔🤔.
anyway, thanks for creating this video, Dave!
Nah, even tho they don't really watch sinetron, Malaysian in general have a better language adaptive skills. once we recognized Indonesian tone and pronunciation, we can pretty much talk in it at least decently. Malaysian Malay is harder to imitates because of the schwa and stuff.
actually if a Malay person speak formally (like textbook) our pronounciation gonna be same as Indonesian but when we speak our accent heavily influenced by regional dialect making harder for Indonesian speaker to understand us. our main dialect is Johor-Riau dialect, which the speakers are mainly from Johor, Melaka, Selangor & Kuala Lumpur.
@@faristont4561 lol you said it based on what? Can i read the article, the reference, the scientific work?
@@ilovedreamcatcher1792 yeah. Sometimes i read malaysian news, and i'm like: wow this bahasa indonesia is good, better than the actual indonesians.
@@fragileword6189 because the root for bahasa Indonesia is bahasa Melayu. And bahasa Malaysia and bahasa Indonesia is both variations of bahasa Melayu. In Malaysia we still call it bahasa Melayu though. Bahasa Malaysia is just something for formality. So we never speak or write in bahasa Indonesia, it has always been bahasa Melayu all along. Thats also why we Malaysian understand bahasa Indonesia better than Indonesian understand bahasa Melayu/ Malaysia. Because we speak a modern version of bahasa Melayu but still know the older bahasa Melayu like the one Indonesia uses now before they rename it.
As malaysian I always love to travel to Bandung 😍😍
pls tell me that im not the only Malaysian who actually today years old know nasi goreng USA is nasi goreng with the combination of udang sotong ayam
There's one scene in Upin Ipin when Ehsan ate the USA nasi goreng😂
Samee here 😅😅
Bet you're team nasi goreng kampung. Nasi goreng USA is much expensive because of squids and shrimp
maybe you belongst to 0.0999% of malaysian. ok gurau hahahaha
Original rendang in Malaysia originated from Negeri Sembilan. The people were once from Padang. The intermarriage with locals. Many still practice adat pepatih. They don't call themselves minang but oghang nogori.
Rendang from indonesia... stop claiming n embarace ur self
@@indomie.seedap minang kabau
@@indomie.seedap says the one who claims it xD. Doesnt matter, in the end we all have our own version
@@indomie.seedap when he said he claimed rendang?
@@indomie.seedap telling people to "stop claiming" while you claimed its from Indonesia. What as asshole
Who came here just to watch Sabrina? 🤣
I just love watching Dave sitting there and watching them talk hes so adorable. I lost it at the snowpiercer thought lol.
so.... you finally make a content about the infamous fight among us🤭
Rendang is originally from Padang (one of indonesian province) u can read wikipedia but malaysia have their own version, is like kimchi originally from korea but in china have their own kimchi too wkwk🙏
Rendang itu makanan suku Minangkabau yang dipengaruhi cita rasa dari India dan suku minang bukan di padang doang bahkan sampe Malaysia... jd klo bilang rendang dari Indonesia doang salah besar karna yg menciptakan suku Minang
@@glngnrndr8534 Tu la kaki claim benci betul
@@glngnrndr8534 lu bisa bahasa inggris gak sih, read! Dont judge it
yes true, so as malaysian we never claim rendang is from malaysia