@Luan Suan aikk!!! suka hati lah nk pakai ayat ape pon..kau dh knp?? Aq bile ckp 'saya' dkt org ii yang tua dari aq jelah..klw dgn membe mmg x lah nk ckp saya 😌..
I dont know....Here, in Jakarta, I've met many chinese malaysians and all of them can speak melayu. I dont know if they step up their bahasa melayu because most indonesians can speak english, or they're already used to speak melayu in their home Malaysia. But I never have problems communicate in bahasa indonesia with them and vice versa. Actually the first time I heard "chinese malaysian cant speak malay" was from Quora.
yes, you are right. biasalah sebagai seorang manusia mahupun di indonesia atau malaysia, seseorang itu suka mencari kelemahan dan melabelkan seluruh bangsanya dengan kelemahan tersebut.
Bahasa Indonesia is much closer to Cina Peranakan (Baba Nyonya) language in Melaka, Malaysia. It's Malay language mixed with some Hokkien words. For example 'Saya' is "Gue".
My ex is chinese malaysian. Dan dia blg kalo chinese malaysian byk yg lancar berbahasa melayu. Tp mantanku jg ga nyangkal kalo chinese malaysian yg ga bs bhs melayu itu ada dan dia blg kek gini itu faktor didikan keluarganya. Dan org pd blg chinese malaysia jago bhs mandarin. Tergantung orgnya jg. Kebetulan mantanku mlh ga bs bhs mandarin dan mlh lancar pake bhs indo
@@elootl That one, i believe Jakarta slang (bahasa gaul). The rest of Indonesia dont speak like dat. I remember travel to sumatra and bali. Never heard them use 'gue' etc. Maybe im wrong.
i think what they meant is 'fluency' rather than 'cant speak', not all but most malaysian chinese their lvl of fluency is the same level as foreign workers who's just learn bahasa malaysia in a few years.
You should admire them if they could speak Bahasa Malaysia fluently like the 2nd generation of Chinese in Australia, the UK, Canada and the USA, they speak exactly like the local thete, not the language of their ancestors of the Mainland.
This perception is mostly created by politicians and their hardcore supporters. Trust me. Cuma mereka gagal untuk hapuskan persepsi itu bila dapat kuasa memerintah setelah menang pilihanraya. Nak kata orang cina tak pandai berbahasa melayu, bukan semua orang cina tak pandai cakap melayu. Kalau aku ambil dalam 100 orang cina dari seluruh Malaysia, 85 orang boleh bertutur dalam bahasa melayu. Baki 15 orang ni sama ada hardcore,anti atau memang tak bercampur dengan orang melayu. Jika mereka bertutur sesama mereka dah tentu mereka akan cakap bahasa mereka. Yang jadi masalah ialah persepsi hanya kerana (berdasarkan contoh tadi) kelompok kecil ni buat hal. Maka satu bangsa kena label negatif. Lagi teruk bila aku lihat, cina muslim pun kena tempias persepsi ini sebab mereka berbangsa cina. Pada aku masalah ini timbul kerana persepsi yang dibuat oleh orang politik sejak dulu lagi.
Tapi adakah bahasa Melayu mereka ini sebaik orang Melayu dalam 85% tu seperti di Indonesia rasanya 100% Tionghua dan Tamilan boleh berbahasa Indonesia dengan baik. Kalau dalam telefon x tau bezakan bangsa mereka.
@@janey8675 u dont talk coc la.. majority indonesian chinese cant speak mandarin.. even worse they cant even speak proper english.. they can only speak bahasa indonesia and very proud of it
but im the only malay amongst chinese friends and they still couldn't speak malay fluently. Some are even proud that they dont know the words to Negaraku.
@@MrAzizulHakimin ikr. I've found some like that. They just make hand gestures to me 😂. This happened to me in my previous school. But most of the time they'll just ignore me and just walk away. Lol. But not all la, its just that i've met some like that
Cant even sing Negaraku is a disgrace tbh. Even tho cant speak malay fluently but still need to know the national language of our country. Thats my POV
Totally agreed. Most of us in Kebangsaan school can speak Malay as fluent or as good as Malay. Just that you seldom got the chance to hear it because modern Malay nowadays prefer to speak English to non-Malay. Kita mesti perbaiki kefasihan BM kita sbb kita dilahirkan di Malaysia bukannya di China dan sebagai Malaysian Chinese. Mandarin is merely a language in China that's connects all the Chinese from varies of dialects. It's don'ts make you Chinese enough if you don't master your parent's dialect :-))
Majority of us from sekolah kebangsaan la.. of course campur. It depends on the area not sekolah. If u only mingle with your own race despite whatever race u are how can u improvise other language
I'm malay mix thai ...but people always think that I'm Chinese......i still remember when i moved to new school my Chinese friend speak mandrin with me but I can't understand ..and they call me banana.while ,when i meet my malay friend,they're shock look at me praying in surau and they say (you're muslim???)
"if you think chinese people cant speak malay that means you dont have enough chinese friends" how much enough is enough? fluency in speaking in the language of the land you were born should be a given, what makes you a malaysian other than just being born here? what makes you different from singaporeans, taiwanese and other south east asian chinese? indonesian chinese have it right, much respect to them.
Nothing against Malaysia or anything but the reason many Chinese Malays lack proficiency in Malay is it's usefulness, or lack thereof. Same reason most Canadians don't speak French, it's just not worth their time @@CRUZEOO
In secondary school I have so many bestfriends who are chinese. But once I step into the university, it is hard to make bonds like before. We can greet each other but no more than that. I always feel like the groups are separated between chinese and other races. I feel distant from them. It is so sad. I manage to be close to only 1, and that is only because he always moves alone. How about you guys? Maybe it is only in my class? :(
Cina ganu kelantan kedah ok jer ckp melayu walaupun dalam keadaan berdialek negeri tapi generasi yang lahir 60an hingga 80an.. 90an dan y2k ni agak mur mur skit bahasa..
Asian flush is due to genetic. Most (I use the word most cause not all hv them) East Asian has a gene muted that suppose to produce enzyme to convert the alcohol by-product (acetaldehyde) into less toxic substance to the body. Acetaldehyde dehydrogenase deficiency. It does converted but slowly. This accumulation causes the the red flesh, more pronounced in fairer skin.
I think kebanyakan chinese boleh berbahasa melayu, not perfect malay but can converse well la. But I met a sarawakian chinese aunty in a clinic before who can't understand and speak malay..
Well the stereotype of a chinese owning every business and having strict parents who teach them morals with 'scare them straight' tactics is actually true Considering that I'm a chinese myself
They can speak malay, but why they keep talking in english ? Why not switch to malay all the way ? It means they can speak malay, but they dont love it. Is it true ??
And in terms of whether Chinese love the malay language or not, you gotta understand that most Chinese sees language as just a tool for communication and nothing more. So yeah maybe chinese doesn't love the malay language, but same can be said about any other languages even english. Hell you can even see some Chinese looking at mandarin the same way as just a tool for communication. That's why there's so many chinese that went to sjkc that gave up learning chinese in high school as they think being somewhat proficient to communicate is enough.
Hello There , thank you for your response bro. But which urban areas do you mean ? Urban area in London ? Or Urban area in Kuala Lumpur, MALAYsia ? Why people in MALAY Urban Area not comfortable speaking Malay ? Because they don’t used to it, or more correctly they don’t care and don’t want to use it. People who live in MALAY (No Matter Chinese, Indian, Malay, European, etc) and have Malaysian Nationality, Must use Malay Language for daily use because it’s Malaysian National Language, you can use chinese language, Indian language or other language within your own family or close relatives. Because Language shown who you are. Yes, you are chinese descendants but you are Malaysian Citizen, then you must put Malay Language first and your Chinese Language 2nd. That’s my thoughts
Hello There , Language is Important and it’s shown your Identity, it’s not just a tool for communication. Spain speak spanish Japan speak japanese Korea speak korean Indonesia speak Indonesian Malaysia speak English /Chinese. ?? Where is your Identity ? Even multicultural country like Indonesia speak Indonesian as their 1st language.. Javanese people speak Indonesian although they can speak Javanese Language. Indian People in England, they speak English for daily use and speak Indian to their family only. Chinese people in England, they speak English for daily use and speak Chinese to their family only. Chinese people in Malaysia : speak chinese or english for daily use, and speak Malay in emergency only or in youtube channel only Language is your identity bro. Put your National Language first and other language second. 😁👍
@@bartentindangen2505 yes language shows who we are but bear in mind we're living in Malaysia now, a multiracial and multicultural country with a malay majority that recognize malay as the official language. That is why almost all citizens of Malaysia regardless of race knows malay albeit to different levels of proficiency (Even my grandma that dropped out after primary school and lived her whole life in a Chinese majority new village can converse in malay to a certain extent). But yes, we don't speak in malay unless it's necessary, same goes with english. For example we definitely use malay while speaking to a malay unless they started the conversation with english, we definitely use malay when we're in a governmental hospital or whenever we're communicating with a public servant on official matters cuz malay is the official language. But no, ofc we don't use malay when we're ordering foor from the kopitiam uncle and no ofc we don't use malay when we know the other person is more proficient in mandarin just like we are. Ask yourself would you speak exclusively only english with a malay friend knowing that both of you are more comfortable with malay even if you're both in London? If we're starting to restrict what language people should use for their daily use then how are we any different than when China is wiping out cultures in inner Mongolia and Xinjiang by forcing only mandarin teaching in schools?
I'm really ii fall in love with chinese but i didn't have chinese friends because i didn't know how to approach them.. should i speak chinese baru diorang mau kawan??? Emm idk😂
Walaupun dorang tak FASIH berbahasa melayu. Tapi jangan ingat kau boleh mengumpat dorang dari belakang. Sebab macam aku cakap tadi, walaupun mereka tak FASIH bahasa melayu, tapi dorang boleh FAHAM apa yang korang cakap. Jadi jangan terkejutlah kalau kau tengah makan pastu nampak orang cina Malaysia tengah makan kat sebelah kau, pastu kau mengumpat pasal dorang guna bahasa indon. Pastu tengok tengok kena terajang ngan dorang. Huhuhu.
I just confuse, why and how.. Orang cina bila cakap melayu tak boleh sebut R....tp bila cakap english elok pulak bunyi R.boleh pulak Ar Ar Ar...Ro Ro Ro,,Er Er Er,,Ru Ru Ru... Why ek???? "AleyZ(RXZ) , lumah(rumah) , lowong (lorong) its was soooo annoying...
Aiderin Yusof how can you say so? Many Indonesian chinese speak Bahasa Indonesia at our own will. Yes, if you said that we WERE being oppressed, but today we can express ourself freely, even chinese events are celebrated here. We like and proud to call ourself as Indonesian without the chinese title because we are simply Indonesian and we DO speak our own national language. Unlike malaysia, I think segregation there is still really strong, even my relatives from Malaysia can’t speak Malay and they sometimes just like to call theirselves as chinese, you need to evaluate your own country, why non pribumi can’t speak or don’t want to speak their own national language? Is it because they are being treated unequally? I mean, I can say so because you guys have pribumi rights that non pribumi don’t , and your government is supporting it, I mean that’s the very racist thing that a country can do, these pribumi things are really not coherence with today’s world
1 Masalah,Sekolah Jenis Kebangsaan,Mereka Kurang Praktis Dan Bergaul Menggunakan Bahasa Melayu,Macam Inggeris Jugak Kalau Kau Nak Fluent Kau Mesti Praktis Cakap Tiap² Hari Bukan Hanya Saja Praktis Dalam Bab Penulisan,Kerajaan Patut Lupuskan SJK!!
how people in korea can speak korean , and people in spain can speak spanish and many other country can speak their own language ? but not malaysian ? so many reason , just speak malay la , you malaysian kan bukan china .
@@stedjkgfddugbofc5450 it's not about work, girl, it's about sacrificing for your own country and not being selfish. also why are you replying to every comment section with racist and close minded stuff 😭😭
Beda sama indonesia.semua warga negara wajib bahasa indonesia..tdk ada cina dan dan apapun..dmn bumi dipijak disitu langit dijunjung...bravo saudaraq keturunan cina indonesia dmn pun berada selalu bahasa indonesia
Sudah masuk tahun 2023 ini masih lagi Bahasa Malaysia non Malay ni dipersoalkan??? Tak perlu dijadikan content pun benda ni. Sepatutnya semua rakyat Malaysia wajib boleh berbahasa Malaysia dengan baik. Kedua Bahasa Inggeris. Ketiga bahasa ibunda. Kalau nak belajar Bahasa Arab, Alhamdulillah silakan utk yg beragama Islam tak kira apa bangsa., yg bukan Islam pun boleh belajar. Bahasa Arab bukan AlQuran dan khas utk orang Islam saja. Arab ada juga agama Kristian fan mereka lebih awal anut agama ni dan bahasa dalam bibel mereka bahasa Arab. Bahasa lain seperti Mandarin dan Hindi pun kita semua boleh belajar. Apa yg paling penting sebagai rakyat Malaysia kita wajib tau berbahasa Malaysia seperti rakyat2 asal dari moyang dari Cina atau India yg menetap di eropah atau negara2 Asia yg lain.
sebenarnya pendidikan di Malaysia itu lebih di satukan jangan dipisah, jadikan bahasa pengantar Cina, Tamil, dan Melayu menjadi satu bahasa yaitu bahasa Malaysia (Melayu). Karena, sedih sekali jika Jiran Malaysia kehilangan bahasa Aslinya. Kami di Indo bahasa Inggris, dan bahasa daerah itu dijadikan muatan lokal bukan bahasa utama bahasa utama di sekolah ya bahasa Indonesia. Tidak pandang dia cina, jawa, sunda batak atau dari manapun.
@@stedjkgfddugbofc5450 kalau sekadar bahasa pasar tapi nak juga jadi pemimpin utk bercakap bahasa Melayu yg berterabur buat malu je jiran2 kita dengar.alaysia aja yg macam ni. Malaysia boleh. Di Indonesia , Thailand dan Filipina tak boleh, tidak dianggap warganegara.
They claim to speak English well but then use the phrase I speak good English’ ; which is an incorrect way of saying it. They also say that they can speak Malay but they’re speaking broken Malay. Just because they can say several words in Malay doesn’t meant that can speak it. I’m sorry for the criticism but this really irritates me. We are not aware of our own biases but people looking from the outside can see it clearly.
ok this comment I have to agree although im chinese.. many racist comments by indons and malays here I reject but this I have to agree when we speak we should learn to be humble.. we should start to say "my english is not fluent" and not "I speak fluent malay" people nomatter from what etnicity should start to learn this
yes. i completely agree. just because they know few words doesn't mean they're fluent. specially when they stutter a lot and talk like they're in kindergarten it hurts to see. i really want the old Malaysia where people isn't ignorant but they try to learn malay as they know that they are living in Malaysia not China or any of their origins country
@black warrior excuse me..but diorang reti cakap bahasa melayu and suka hati mereka la nak cakap bahasa english or chinese..it's not even wrong to talk in other languages.
@black warrior that is not true..orang cina di malaysia ni lagi² di melaka reti bertutur bahasa melayu,saya tahu because saya orang melaka,Masjid Tanah and for god sake why are you in chinese Restaurants? so ur not muslim? and it's a chinese restaurant no malays will go there because the food is not halal! don't you think about it? except there's a halal certificate at the restaurant so the malay will come to the restaurant and for the menu,of course it is in chinese cuz ur in a chinese restaurant not in a malay restaurant..what else do you want?
1:31 yesssssahhhhhh...aq pun cina and aq fasih gile ckp melayu..
@Luan Suan aikk!!! suka hati lah nk pakai ayat ape pon..kau dh knp?? Aq bile ckp 'saya' dkt org ii yang tua dari aq jelah..klw dgn membe mmg x lah nk ckp saya 😌..
itu yg sepatutnye
Tak hairan..Dekat Sarawak ni pun siap ada pelat Sarawak tu lagi..Main ml pun bahasa dia guna Bahasa Melayu
@@officialphobia7755 pelat srwk ya gney bah
Tahniah!
Alice tak habis2 dengan malu apa bossku shial ahh
kann. baru nak cakap 😂😂
I can prove you wrong but not in the camera
IM DEAD
I dont know....Here, in Jakarta, I've met many chinese malaysians and all of them can speak melayu. I dont know if they step up their bahasa melayu because most indonesians can speak english, or they're already used to speak melayu in their home Malaysia. But I never have problems communicate in bahasa indonesia with them and vice versa. Actually the first time I heard "chinese malaysian cant speak malay" was from Quora.
yes, you are right. biasalah sebagai seorang manusia mahupun di indonesia atau malaysia, seseorang itu suka mencari kelemahan dan melabelkan seluruh bangsanya dengan kelemahan tersebut.
Bahasa Indonesia is much closer to Cina Peranakan (Baba Nyonya) language in Melaka, Malaysia. It's Malay language mixed with some Hokkien words. For example 'Saya' is "Gue".
My ex is chinese malaysian. Dan dia blg kalo chinese malaysian byk yg lancar berbahasa melayu. Tp mantanku jg ga nyangkal kalo chinese malaysian yg ga bs bhs melayu itu ada dan dia blg kek gini itu faktor didikan keluarganya.
Dan org pd blg chinese malaysia jago bhs mandarin. Tergantung orgnya jg. Kebetulan mantanku mlh ga bs bhs mandarin dan mlh lancar pake bhs indo
@@elootl That one, i believe Jakarta slang (bahasa gaul). The rest of Indonesia dont speak like dat. I remember travel to sumatra and bali. Never heard them use 'gue' etc. Maybe im wrong.
i think what they meant is 'fluency' rather than 'cant speak', not all but most malaysian chinese their lvl of fluency is the same level as foreign workers who's just learn bahasa malaysia in a few years.
I had many Malaysian chinese colleagues in Taiwan several years ago, I admired them for being able to speak mandarin fluently
If you have the heart and initiative to learn, you can master any language in this world.
Yeah... Many Malaysian can speak Indonesian too but very few Indonesian can speak Bahasa Malaysia.
You should admire them if they could speak Bahasa Malaysia fluently like the 2nd generation of Chinese in Australia, the UK, Canada and the USA, they speak exactly like the local thete, not the language of their ancestors of the Mainland.
This perception is mostly created by politicians and their hardcore supporters. Trust me. Cuma mereka gagal untuk hapuskan persepsi itu bila dapat kuasa memerintah setelah menang pilihanraya. Nak kata orang cina tak pandai berbahasa melayu, bukan semua orang cina tak pandai cakap melayu. Kalau aku ambil dalam 100 orang cina dari seluruh Malaysia, 85 orang boleh bertutur dalam bahasa melayu. Baki 15 orang ni sama ada hardcore,anti atau memang tak bercampur dengan orang melayu. Jika mereka bertutur sesama mereka dah tentu mereka akan cakap bahasa mereka. Yang jadi masalah ialah persepsi hanya kerana (berdasarkan contoh tadi) kelompok kecil ni buat hal. Maka satu bangsa kena label negatif. Lagi teruk bila aku lihat, cina muslim pun kena tempias persepsi ini sebab mereka berbangsa cina. Pada aku masalah ini timbul kerana persepsi yang dibuat oleh orang politik sejak dulu lagi.
Biasalah... divide and conquer.
Tapi adakah bahasa Melayu mereka ini sebaik orang Melayu dalam 85% tu seperti di Indonesia rasanya 100% Tionghua dan Tamilan boleh berbahasa Indonesia dengan baik. Kalau dalam telefon x tau bezakan bangsa mereka.
chinese and indian malaysians are quite unique, they would have to speak 3 languages to do business really and know whats going on in the country.
we have jawa, madura, banjar, and more bahasa as malay .
@@A.ALIFFFF theirs are three totally different languages
Yes, 3 language + 2 Chinese dialects + Bahasa Indonesia (50%)
@@janey8675 u dont talk coc la.. majority indonesian chinese cant speak mandarin.. even worse they cant even speak proper english.. they can only speak bahasa indonesia and very proud of it
@@stedjkgfddugbofc5450 Ah.... siapa pulak la yg "talk cock" ni. Comment saya sememangnya merujuk kpd segolongan org Malaysia le....
Why is this soo underrated cmon Malaysian's step up your game
My best friend is a chinese and yes I love the chinese society.....
but im the only malay amongst chinese friends and they still couldn't speak malay fluently. Some are even proud that they dont know the words to Negaraku.
Your friend is Cina bukit. No patriotism
@@MrAzizulHakimin ikr. I've found some like that. They just make hand gestures to me 😂. This happened to me in my previous school. But most of the time they'll just ignore me and just walk away. Lol. But not all la, its just that i've met some like that
Cant even sing Negaraku is a disgrace tbh. Even tho cant speak malay fluently but still need to know the national language of our country. Thats my POV
@@jasonang10 yeah
How can you not know negaraku? It's literally one of the songs with the least lyrics in it
I am Chinese, i scored A/B+ for my language subjects but the grade of my math is GAGAL ! 😂😂
Kita satu bangsa kita satu negara
Kita satu matlamat..oooh..kita satu bangsa..satu negara..kita satu Malaysia. .Malaysia sehati sejiwa
1 Malaysia
Satu malaysia, tapi orang Chinese orang tamil orang bangla tak nak cakap bahase melayu 😂
@@p.s5270 kalau kau nak tau orang bangla lagi pandai cakap melayu dari sesetengah orang cina
@@user-yx5jf7nt9ianda bijak
"I think chinese are good in math"
me, not interested in math but i do art: "Pardon?"
Work in hospital n then u know exactly wat race can speak wat language easily.
Totally agreed. Most of us in Kebangsaan school can speak Malay as fluent or as good as Malay. Just that you seldom got the chance to hear it because modern Malay nowadays prefer to speak English to non-Malay. Kita mesti perbaiki kefasihan BM kita sbb kita dilahirkan di Malaysia bukannya di China dan sebagai Malaysian Chinese. Mandarin is merely a language in China that's connects all the Chinese from varies of dialects. It's don'ts make you Chinese enough if you don't master your parent's dialect :-))
Yeah is it true . Aku sekolah campur && I have many friends from any race & religion . I see most of them can speak fluently Bahasa Melayu .
Depend in the area
Majority of us from sekolah kebangsaan la.. of course campur. It depends on the area not sekolah. If u only mingle with your own race despite whatever race u are how can u improvise other language
All chinese and indian that I'd met..can speak malay oso
Bukan saja fasih BM ramai dari kalangan kita pun pandai tumis sambal dan "baham" tempoyak dan rendang LOL
The Chinese on the neighbouring islands be like : we don't understand a f*ck in Chinese 😃
I'm malay mix thai ...but people always think that I'm Chinese......i still remember when i moved to new school my Chinese friend speak mandrin with me but I can't understand ..and they call me banana.while ,when i meet my malay friend,they're shock look at me praying in surau and they say (you're muslim???)
Whaaaaat 😂 don't they know you are half thai not chinese ? Next time you talk them back in thai !
Tak habis2 ngan malu apa bosku... Hahahah, suka betul ayat tu🤣
"if you think chinese people cant speak malay that means you dont have enough chinese friends"
how much enough is enough? fluency in speaking in the language of the land you were born should be a given, what makes you a malaysian other than just being born here? what makes you different from singaporeans, taiwanese and other south east asian chinese?
indonesian chinese have it right, much respect to them.
I dated chinese malaysian years ago and he can speak melayu fluently. I am indonesian btw
@@Ariadnafriski exceptions does not make the rule, minority arent the majority
Nothing against Malaysia or anything but the reason many Chinese Malays lack proficiency in Malay is it's usefulness, or lack thereof. Same reason most Canadians don't speak French, it's just not worth their time @@CRUZEOO
In secondary school I have so many bestfriends who are chinese. But once I step into the university, it is hard to make bonds like before. We can greet each other but no more than that. I always feel like the groups are separated between chinese and other races. I feel distant from them. It is so sad. I manage to be close to only 1, and that is only because he always moves alone. How about you guys? Maybe it is only in my class? :(
university is like that.. work place might be different
That is more likely in private uni like UTAR
Talented in language
talent my ass.. cant even speak the national language(malay) properly
@@stedjkgfddugbofc5450 your ass is a talent?
I have a lot of experience with chinese such as friends family teachers and exectera
Alice comel tu je nak cakap.
Cina ganu kelantan kedah ok jer ckp melayu walaupun dalam keadaan berdialek negeri tapi generasi yang lahir 60an hingga 80an.. 90an dan y2k ni agak mur mur skit bahasa..
Asian flush is due to genetic. Most (I use the word most cause not all hv them) East Asian has a gene muted that suppose to produce enzyme to convert the alcohol by-product (acetaldehyde) into less toxic substance to the body. Acetaldehyde dehydrogenase deficiency. It does converted but slowly. This accumulation causes the the red flesh, more pronounced in fairer skin.
I think kebanyakan chinese boleh berbahasa melayu, not perfect malay but can converse well la. But I met a sarawakian chinese aunty in a clinic before who can't understand and speak malay..
Well the stereotype of a chinese owning every business and having strict parents who teach them morals with 'scare them straight' tactics is actually true
Considering that I'm a chinese myself
yeah specially the business one
@@sweetfr3ak176 same goes to Jews too 😅
Setuju sangat.
my place majority Melayu.. sekolh pun melayu ramai.. yg ada indian student.. tu pun 2 ke 3 org for every batch..
So this is people behind WOB that we saw so much of their post in FB. Yeah?
I'm Malaysian Chinese and I hate math it makes me go crazy and I can English but not very good lah
A coroner once told me we're all the same when it comes to penis size and we're not Mat Salleh. Case closed.
Cute la alice..haha..
And your eyes will start to open
Alice is so funny 😂😂😂
some Chinese can't even speak Malay. when I talk to Chinese in malay they just stare at me blankly.
They can speak malay, but why they keep talking in english ? Why not switch to malay all the way ?
It means they can speak malay, but they dont love it. Is it true ??
Well chinese living in urban areas generally are better in english than malay, we're just more comfortable speaking in english than malay.
And in terms of whether Chinese love the malay language or not, you gotta understand that most Chinese sees language as just a tool for communication and nothing more. So yeah maybe chinese doesn't love the malay language, but same can be said about any other languages even english. Hell you can even see some Chinese looking at mandarin the same way as just a tool for communication. That's why there's so many chinese that went to sjkc that gave up learning chinese in high school as they think being somewhat proficient to communicate is enough.
Hello There , thank you for your response bro. But which urban areas do you mean ?
Urban area in London ? Or Urban area in Kuala Lumpur, MALAYsia ?
Why people in MALAY Urban Area not comfortable speaking Malay ?
Because they don’t used to it, or more correctly they don’t care and don’t want to use it.
People who live in MALAY (No Matter Chinese, Indian, Malay, European, etc) and have Malaysian Nationality, Must use Malay Language for daily use because it’s Malaysian National Language, you can use chinese language, Indian language or other language within your own family or close relatives.
Because Language shown who you are.
Yes, you are chinese descendants but you are Malaysian Citizen, then you must put Malay Language first and your Chinese Language 2nd. That’s my thoughts
Hello There , Language is Important and it’s shown your Identity, it’s not just a tool for communication.
Spain speak spanish
Japan speak japanese
Korea speak korean
Indonesia speak Indonesian
Malaysia speak English /Chinese. ??
Where is your Identity ?
Even multicultural country like Indonesia speak Indonesian as their 1st language..
Javanese people speak Indonesian although they can speak Javanese Language.
Indian People in England, they speak English for daily use and speak Indian to their family only.
Chinese people in England, they speak English for daily use and speak Chinese to their family only.
Chinese people in Malaysia : speak chinese or english for daily use, and speak Malay in emergency only or in youtube channel only
Language is your identity bro.
Put your National Language first and other language second.
😁👍
@@bartentindangen2505 yes language shows who we are but bear in mind we're living in Malaysia now, a multiracial and multicultural country with a malay majority that recognize malay as the official language. That is why almost all citizens of Malaysia regardless of race knows malay albeit to different levels of proficiency (Even my grandma that dropped out after primary school and lived her whole life in a Chinese majority new village can converse in malay to a certain extent). But yes, we don't speak in malay unless it's necessary, same goes with english. For example we definitely use malay while speaking to a malay unless they started the conversation with english, we definitely use malay when we're in a governmental hospital or whenever we're communicating with a public servant on official matters cuz malay is the official language. But no, ofc we don't use malay when we're ordering foor from the kopitiam uncle and no ofc we don't use malay when we know the other person is more proficient in mandarin just like we are. Ask yourself would you speak exclusively only english with a malay friend knowing that both of you are more comfortable with malay even if you're both in London? If we're starting to restrict what language people should use for their daily use then how are we any different than when China is wiping out cultures in inner Mongolia and Xinjiang by forcing only mandarin teaching in schools?
I'm really ii fall in love with chinese but i didn't have chinese friends because i didn't know how to approach them.. should i speak chinese baru diorang mau kawan??? Emm idk😂
First perspective and I'm dying Lmao
Most of these are boomers' stereotypes,
malaysians in general have mata sepet what
Malu apa bossku.hahaahaha
What is "Wo Ai Ni" meaning?
Wo:saya
Ai:benci
Ni:awak
Tu maksudnya
Ohhh thanks
@@chickenrunnn8556 woi.. jangan ajar sebarangan
Darryl alaaaa gurau gurau je jgnlahh marah hahahahaha
Ai is Suka/cinta, not benci. XD
But all Indonesian Chinese, sudah pasti fasih cakap Indonesia
but indonesian chinese cant even speak english.. look yourself in the mirror first..
stupid.. just plain stupid..
@@stedjkgfddugbofc5450 bro your english isn't even fluent smh 😩😩
Chinese calls them banana..
@@stedjkgfddugbofc5450 It's okay, my English is not very good, but I'm proud to be able to speak Indonesian fluently in my own country.
I wanted to be with all the races but idk how :(...and i afraid they don't like to be friends with me
What is Asian flush?
whatever...avg GMAT score of India is 1 point behind China. And above 650 score bracket India is much higher...
BBB!! Bukan bisher bisherrrr
Ini persoalan apa ya? Saya ngerti English tapi nggak ngerti topik apa yang dibicarakan. Chinese pride kah? Culture kah? Atau apa?
indon bodoh.. english pun tak tau.. pastu mau kritik sama cina malaysia.. ini dinamakan bodoh sombong
What's Asian flush?
1:51 My skin is whiter than hers actually.
Malu ape boskuuuu hahahahah
Baru Tau gw tionghoa Malaysia Ada atau tidak bisa sama sekali bahasa resmi
Walaupun dorang tak FASIH berbahasa melayu. Tapi jangan ingat kau boleh mengumpat dorang dari belakang. Sebab macam aku cakap tadi, walaupun mereka tak FASIH bahasa melayu, tapi dorang boleh FAHAM apa yang korang cakap. Jadi jangan terkejutlah kalau kau tengah makan pastu nampak orang cina Malaysia tengah makan kat sebelah kau, pastu kau mengumpat pasal dorang guna bahasa indon. Pastu tengok tengok kena terajang ngan dorang. Huhuhu.
@@faizariffin4660 oke, saya akan mengumpat guna bahasa Sunda saja. Mesti diorang tak faham 😂
@@ronimau77 lol urang Sunda ya? Kita sama.
bro, cina yg tidak tahu bahasa kebangsaan itu ialah cina yang tiada semangat nasionalisme dan kebanyakannya tinggal di bndar bndr maju di malaysia
cina indon cuma bisa bahasa indonesia 🤣 english pun tak boleh..
The girl with the blue hoodie is kinda cute tho lmfaoooo.
Wtf.
1:08 wait,wait,waaaiiitt
How about west asian people?
Here before Indonesian come n show their overproud to their country 😅
I'm already tired of typical Indonesian🙃
tkde kwan cina... plus dah habis sekolah... teringin nak kawan dgn org cina... sbb i like chinese
I have many Chinese friends but still most of them can’t speak proper BM. Not trying to be racist or anything but yeah.
I just confuse, why and how..
Orang cina bila cakap melayu tak boleh sebut R....tp bila cakap english elok pulak bunyi R.boleh pulak Ar Ar Ar...Ro Ro Ro,,Er Er Er,,Ru Ru Ru...
Why ek???? "AleyZ(RXZ) , lumah(rumah) , lowong (lorong)
its was soooo annoying...
aku mlysian duduk kat indonesia cina sini dorang boleh cakap jawa, indonesia, english, hokien/haka
damn it how can you live in malaysia but cant speak fluent malay?
@Transfomers Ultimatum agree with you bro
they can speak malay and fluently in malay too..they're not indonesian chinese being oppressed by their own government.
Aiderin Yusof how can you say so? Many Indonesian chinese speak Bahasa Indonesia at our own will. Yes, if you said that we WERE being oppressed, but today we can express ourself freely, even chinese events are celebrated here. We like and proud to call ourself as Indonesian without the chinese title because we are simply Indonesian and we DO speak our own national language. Unlike malaysia, I think segregation there is still really strong, even my relatives from Malaysia can’t speak Malay and they sometimes just like to call theirselves as chinese, you need to evaluate your own country, why non pribumi can’t speak or don’t want to speak their own national language? Is it because they are being treated unequally? I mean, I can say so because you guys have pribumi rights that non pribumi don’t , and your government is supporting it, I mean that’s the very racist thing that a country can do, these pribumi things are really not coherence with today’s world
1 Masalah,Sekolah Jenis Kebangsaan,Mereka Kurang Praktis Dan Bergaul Menggunakan Bahasa Melayu,Macam Inggeris Jugak Kalau Kau Nak Fluent Kau Mesti Praktis Cakap Tiap² Hari Bukan Hanya Saja Praktis Dalam Bab Penulisan,Kerajaan Patut Lupuskan SJK!!
how people in korea can speak korean , and people in spain can speak spanish and many other country can speak their own language ? but not malaysian ? so many reason , just speak malay la , you malaysian kan bukan china .
i have question, why so rare to see chinese army in malaysian army. ?
Haha
@Unity Is real ya but its rare
Just Like Singapore,Why There No Malay or Indian Become Army!? I only see Chinese
chinese like business.. you triggered what work they want to work for their future?
@@stedjkgfddugbofc5450 it's not about work, girl, it's about sacrificing for your own country and not being selfish. also why are you replying to every comment section with racist and close minded stuff 😭😭
hahahahahaha
Wow semua cina ni fasih bahasa inggeris tapi bahasa Kebangsaan taraf Myanmar yg baru kerja di Malaysia.
I dont have chinese friends in my whole life
I have Chinese friends but still dk what they talking when using malay.very kelam kabut
we should find chinese friends or chinese should find malay friends ? hmm🤔
Dua2 kena ada inisiatif
What if Taylor JoliCoeur offended some of Chinese Malaysians? (just remind you all, we even though hate Taylor JoliCoeur)
Aku boleh cakap maleh wkwk🤣
Indons should watch this!
YOU should watch this ruclips.net/video/F0Vgjm6U7hk/видео.html
Saya cina Indonesia, lihat cina malaysia ini rasanya kok malas yaa hahaha busuk
@lord warrior99 woi indon, cina indon bisa berapa bahasa? satu? cina malaysia bisa sekurang2 empat bahasa.. cermin diri kau dulu indon
@@stedjkgfddugbofc5450 aku mlysian duduk kat indonesia cina sini dorang boleh cakap jawa, indonesia, english, hokien/haka
Beda sama indonesia.semua warga negara wajib bahasa indonesia..tdk ada cina dan dan apapun..dmn bumi dipijak disitu langit dijunjung...bravo saudaraq keturunan cina indonesia dmn pun berada selalu bahasa indonesia
Aaaaaah not to forget Soeharto's genocide of Chinese people cause Chinese to loose their culture. Nothing to be proud
junjung kepala bapak kau indon.. indonesia telah membunuh perkosa berapa ramai warga cina pada tahun 1998??
Yuck🤮
Sudah masuk tahun 2023 ini masih lagi Bahasa Malaysia non Malay ni dipersoalkan???
Tak perlu dijadikan content pun benda ni. Sepatutnya semua rakyat Malaysia wajib boleh berbahasa Malaysia dengan baik.
Kedua Bahasa Inggeris.
Ketiga bahasa ibunda.
Kalau nak belajar Bahasa Arab, Alhamdulillah silakan utk yg beragama Islam tak kira apa bangsa., yg bukan Islam pun boleh belajar. Bahasa Arab bukan AlQuran dan khas utk orang Islam saja. Arab ada juga agama Kristian fan mereka lebih awal anut agama ni dan bahasa dalam bibel mereka bahasa Arab.
Bahasa lain seperti Mandarin dan Hindi pun kita semua boleh belajar.
Apa yg paling penting sebagai rakyat Malaysia kita wajib tau berbahasa Malaysia seperti rakyat2 asal dari moyang dari Cina atau India yg menetap di eropah atau negara2 Asia yg lain.
Yang penting amoi2 lawa😘lengluiiii
sebenarnya pendidikan di Malaysia itu lebih di satukan jangan dipisah, jadikan bahasa pengantar Cina, Tamil, dan Melayu menjadi satu bahasa yaitu bahasa Malaysia (Melayu). Karena, sedih sekali jika Jiran Malaysia kehilangan bahasa Aslinya. Kami di Indo bahasa Inggris, dan bahasa daerah itu dijadikan muatan lokal bukan bahasa utama bahasa utama di sekolah ya bahasa Indonesia. Tidak pandang dia cina, jawa, sunda batak atau dari manapun.
Hakikatnya sikap Chinese Indonesia mesti dicontohi iaitu kefasihan mereka bertutur dlm Bahasa Indonesia.
eh indon.. kau bisa berapa bahasa? cina malaysia bisa empat bahasa (english, melayu, mandarin, cantonese)
@@stedjkgfddugbofc5450 kalau sekadar bahasa pasar tapi nak juga jadi pemimpin utk bercakap bahasa Melayu yg berterabur buat malu je jiran2 kita dengar.alaysia aja yg macam ni. Malaysia boleh. Di Indonesia , Thailand dan Filipina tak boleh, tidak dianggap warganegara.
They claim to speak English well but then use the phrase I speak good English’ ; which is an incorrect way of saying it. They also say that they can speak Malay but they’re speaking broken Malay. Just because they can say several words in Malay doesn’t meant that can speak it. I’m sorry for the criticism but this really irritates me. We are not aware of our own biases but people looking from the outside can see it clearly.
Congrats you two are disgusting racists
ok this comment I have to agree although im chinese.. many racist comments by indons and malays here I reject but this I have to agree
when we speak we should learn to be humble.. we should start to say "my english is not fluent"
and not "I speak fluent malay" people nomatter from what etnicity should start to learn this
@@stedjkgfddugbofc5450 agreed even I myself want say I can speak fluent Malay, I’m learning.
yes. i completely agree. just because they know few words doesn't mean they're fluent. specially when they stutter a lot and talk like they're in kindergarten it hurts to see. i really want the old Malaysia where people isn't ignorant but they try to learn malay as they know that they are living in Malaysia not China or any of their origins country
Some half white in Malaysia tak boleh cakap BM. Just saying.
Sorry don’t belive all this .
Cuz youre xenophobic, and racist too! :D
Speak malaysian la u stay malaysia not american
Dekat Malaysia ni ada banyak bahasa..suka hati dia la nak cakap bahasa apa pun.
@@Dancetilldeathdousapart ko bodoh ke ape ckp bahasa rasmi negara la
@black warrior excuse me..but diorang reti cakap bahasa melayu and suka hati mereka la nak cakap bahasa english or chinese..it's not even wrong to talk in other languages.
@black warrior siapa kata mereka tak reti cakap bahasa melayu? bitch do you have prove?
@black warrior that is not true..orang cina di malaysia ni lagi² di melaka reti bertutur bahasa melayu,saya tahu because saya orang melaka,Masjid Tanah and for god sake why are you in chinese Restaurants? so ur not muslim? and it's a chinese restaurant no malays will go there because the food is not halal! don't you think about it? except there's a halal certificate at the restaurant so the malay will come to the restaurant and for the menu,of course it is in chinese cuz ur in a chinese restaurant not in a malay restaurant..what else do you want?