Who is the best at their Mother Tongue? : *MALAY* vs tamil vs chinese

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  • Опубликовано: 29 янв 2021
  • Which racial group in Singapore is best at their Mother Tongue?
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  • @Tropicmonsters
    @Tropicmonsters  3 года назад +140

    Who did better? Malay or Chinese? The final edition next week, Tamil!

  • @willyong7901
    @willyong7901 3 года назад +853

    I'm Malaysia Chinese and I realise my Malay is much better than Singaporeans.

  • @sextuplemillionsellersfan7961
    @sextuplemillionsellersfan7961 3 года назад +487

    That boy that keeps summoning his cikgu is doing a great job 😂

    • @DeclanzWorld
      @DeclanzWorld 3 года назад

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    • @nai330firefly3
      @nai330firefly3 3 года назад +7

      His cikgu doing a good job.

  • @_kmlz
    @_kmlz 3 года назад +414

    Being a malaysian watching this, i am utterly culturally shocked

    • @kel0326
      @kel0326 3 года назад +14

      sameee omg

    • @kel0326
      @kel0326 3 года назад +20

      esp since these words are quite common too, not like those that you’d only read in books/newspaper

    • @mohamadaizat4616
      @mohamadaizat4616 3 года назад +25

      Admit this, didnt you teka cutlery as sudu garfu?

    • @_kmlz
      @_kmlz 3 года назад +38

      @@mohamadaizat4616 yea, cause we dont say peralatan makanan when communicating

    • @rosdyadam1617
      @rosdyadam1617 3 года назад

      Yeahhh... same here..

  • @LordVader-xg8dn
    @LordVader-xg8dn 3 года назад +260

    Me as Malaysian, I'm a judge now hahaha

    • @muhammadhafiz1425
      @muhammadhafiz1425 3 года назад +10

      same tho

    • @LordVader-xg8dn
      @LordVader-xg8dn 3 года назад +9

      @@muhammadhafiz1425 we are judge haha

    • @ap3xstylo81
      @ap3xstylo81 3 года назад +17

      Same me... Wakakakaka.. cuba test bahasa pasar malay KL kat singapore.. mesti kelakar.. 🤣🤣🤣
      Blom masuk negeri² punya slang... Lg² cakap kedah dan kelantan.. terus terbeliak mata dia.. 😂😂😂

    • @abbiewinters97
      @abbiewinters97 3 года назад +5

      @@ap3xstylo81 saye pernah keje dengan orang msia cine dari sabah.. Bile die cakap melayu dengan staff2 melayu kat sane semue keliru 🤣

    • @wanh3703
      @wanh3703 3 года назад

      Ye kan, duhh🙄

  • @flyingfox3766
    @flyingfox3766 3 года назад +223

    Malaysian chinese can speak better malay than some of them 😅✌🏼... this is just strange for a malay malaysian to watch

    • @Oscarizxc
      @Oscarizxc 3 года назад +22

      Kan? I think because of the fact that we use a well blended rojak language, so much so that basic words like "recycle" or "hawker" becomes forgotten. Kalau dia tanya aku pon aku geleng kepala.

    • @Noshtyyy
      @Noshtyyy 3 года назад

      @@Oscarizxc recycle tk la kot..... Sebb biasanya recycle kita panggil kitar semula..... Tpi medan tu maybe

    • @kompuleiompekboleh9266
      @kompuleiompekboleh9266 3 года назад +4

      Tu sebabnya jangan amalkan bahase rojak tu, memang rosak, memang la konon nampak cool & trendy la tapi, lama² akan jadi biasa dan lupa pada bahasa asal. Dorang, nak cakap bekas makanan pun garu kepale, sebegitu teruk.

    • @Noshtyyy
      @Noshtyyy 3 года назад +2

      @GOSWK TV Bdak2 wechat reti jerr guna bhsa melayu lgi, cuma bila dorg pkai wechat dorg kene eja pelik2 ckit sebb wechat tkle chat dlm bhsa melayu, kalo tk perkataan tu jdi error sebbtu dorg English-fied bhsa melayu supaya wechat tk error kan prkataan tu..... And plus hanya kerana dorg menggunakan bhsa wechat, itu tidk brmkna mereka tk reti guna bhsa melayu😁

    • @fatihafitri3631
      @fatihafitri3631 3 года назад

      @@Oscarizxc ush tak tau kitar semula tu macam melampau je 😅 x kan tu pun lupa kot

  • @sk_moon
    @sk_moon 3 года назад +274

    Me as Malaysian Chinese, saya tahu jawapan itu~~~ 😆😆

    • @officialphobia7755
      @officialphobia7755 3 года назад +38

      Hahaha..Bangga jadi anak Malaysia!🇲🇾❤️💪🔥🐅✨

    • @nabilahhalimi8745
      @nabilahhalimi8745 3 года назад +30

      Yg Tupperware tu kelakar adoiii. I dah jerit2 dah bekas bekas bekas

    • @kimkardashi-un2004
      @kimkardashi-un2004 3 года назад +4

      What belly button in malay?😂

    • @belle_pomme
      @belle_pomme 3 года назад +12

      @@kimkardashi-un2004 belly button is pusat that also means centre😂

    • @saifulnizam4273
      @saifulnizam4273 3 года назад +9

      Bangga dengan anak malaysia...x kira bangsa apa...

  • @NabilRamli
    @NabilRamli 3 года назад +200

    As a Bruneian Malay, this is definitely a refresher. We tend to overlook the Malay words and don't think about it till someone ask us about it by surprise. Thank you Tropic Monsters TV 👍🏻👍🏻

    • @syafiqsahap2012
      @syafiqsahap2012 3 года назад

      Doesn't Malay in Brunei frequently used as in Malaysia?or Is it English the official language like singapore?I rarely heard Bruneian not as famous as Singapore.

    • @NabilRamli
      @NabilRamli 3 года назад +9

      @@syafiqsahap2012 It is frequently used as Malay is our official language. What I meant above is that when we speak in Malay, we mix it a bit with some English word. Singapore has Singlish, we have Brunei English.

    • @haiqalahmad665
      @haiqalahmad665 3 года назад +6

      Nabil Ramli Malaysia have Manglish

    • @mr.kyairey1679
      @mr.kyairey1679 3 года назад +1

      TT
      Maximum 280 characters for the tweet on Twitter (in English and Malay), et cetera:
      English:
      There'd not be a sinful kid getting tortured, raped, sodomized, molested, bullied, insulted, if people not allowed to be pregnant.
      Malay:
      Takkan ada budak yang berdosa, didera, dirogol, diliwat, dicabul, dibuli, dihina, jika manusia tak dibenarkan untuk lahirkan anak.
      Maximum 4096 characters for the comment on Telegram (in Malay and English), et cetera:
      Takkan ada budak yang berdosa, didera, dirogol, diliwat, dicabul, dibuli, dihina, kalau manusia tak dibenarkan untuk lahirkan anak.
      Apapun sebenarnya Dia pun tak halang orang tu bagi racun kat kucing tu tapi dia sibuk kata Dia akan bagi hukuman yang amat menyakitkan kat orang yang bagi racun kat kucing tu walau sebenarnya lebih baik Dia halang orang tu bagi racun kat kucing tu tanpa perlunya Dia bagi hukuman.
      Katanya haram hubungan sejenis, tapi diciptakan isteri-isteri dari jenismu sendiri, maka tu pun juga sebenarnya adalah hubungan sejenis: Surah Rum, Bab 30, Ayat 21, Quran: "Dan di antara tanda-tanda kekuasaan-Nya ialah Dia menciptakan untukmu isteri-isteri dari jenismu sendiri, supaya kamu cenderung dan merasa tenteram kepadanya, dan dijadikan-Nya diantaramu rasa kasih dan sayang. Sesungguhnya pada yang demikian itu benar-benar terdapat tanda-tanda bagi kaum yang berfikir.".
      Masih lagi ramai yang anggap mangsa buli seperti saya dan ramai yang lain tak patut pandai cakap sebab mereka fikir mangsa buli patutnya tak melawan dan pemaaf maka tu semua sama macam fikiran orang dulu yang anggap perempuan belajar tinggi pun nanti duduk rumah cuci pinggan kat dapur dan layan suami je patutnya tapi zaman sekarang ramai je perempuan yang hidup senang tanpa laki dan mangsa buli tak patut dianggap sebagai pembuli hanya disebabkan mangsa buli pandai cakap sebabnya mangsa buli akan mungkin terus dibuli selagi masih menjadi pendiam dan sememangnya akan ada banyak jawapan kalau banyak tanya dan kurang dapat jawapan kalau kurang bertanya dan lagipun saya keturunan Raja Indera Pahlawan dari Sumatera di negara Indonesia yang bukannya keturunan Raja Indera Pendiam sebab berdasarkan sejarah kehidupan manusia dah terbukti pendapat manusia kebanyakannya boleh diubah dengan banyak jenis kata yang dah pun mengubah pendapat kebanyakan manusia sampai zaman yang tak moden jadi moden. Datangnya Dajal dari dajalnya Dia, betul jugak, sebabnya laki yang patut dipersalahkan sebab melayan cubaan rampasan oleh perempuan yang nak jadi orang ketiga dalam sesuatu hubungan seperti hubungan cinta sebelum kahwin atau hubungan cinta selepas kahwin, ya lah sebab laki kan diberikan sembilan akal berbanding perempuan yang cuma diberikan satu akal je, maka tu sebabnya lebih ramai perempuan masuk neraka berbanding laki, maka kesimpulannya tak patut lah, sebab tak sama, tiada equality, tiada kesamarataan, tak sama rata, sebabnya kalau laki diberikan cuma satu akal dan sembilan nafsu je pun akan pastinya jadi lebih ramai laki yang masuk neraka berbanding perempuan kalau perempuan diberikan sembilan akal dan satu nafsu je, maksudnya Dia pun akan pastinya masuk neraka kalau Dia diciptakan jadi manusia yang serba lemah dan hina dengan diberikan hanya satu akal dan sembilan nafsu sepertimananya semua perempuan yang diberikan hanya satu akal dan sembilan nafsu, tapi malangnya masih ramai yang tak terfikir tentang ni semua. Ramai penjual tak buat ramai pembeli rasa takut untuk membeli tetapi ramai pendakwah buat ramai rasa takut untuk menerima sebab ugut guna neraka yang tiada depan mata.
      Those who value permission would never be pregnant because any child was unable to give permission in order to be born or not. Sex without permission is crime. Pregnant without permission is crime. Being pregnant should be criminalized because many felt like born without consent. There is no sweet taste of a cup of tea if there is no sugar as there is human because there is sperm so any dad had done something that was gay as they had tasted their wife through kissing and then perhaps anybody could say something like that to anyone who is still homophobic. Just because animals are still unable to say do not kill me for food but it does not mean people have rights to kill animals for food because all animals have rights to live safely and freely without getting killed for food et cetera freedom to confess publicly or privately free. The unthreatening Universal Declaration of Human Rights also known as UDHR has 30 articles while the threatening Koran also known as Quran has 6236 verses.

    • @DeclanzWorld
      @DeclanzWorld 3 года назад

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  • @user-vc1bv9bw7d
    @user-vc1bv9bw7d 3 года назад +312

    Lee Kuan yew succeeded to educate enough level of English as international business hub in ASEAN , but he forgot to maintain mother tongue among Singaporean people..... This kind of RUclips program might help to improve the circumstances and keep multilingual skill of Singaporean.

    • @rafiqaroslan3018
      @rafiqaroslan3018 3 года назад +2

      Agree~~

    • @DeclanzWorld
      @DeclanzWorld 3 года назад

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    • @azlirazli7500
      @azlirazli7500 3 года назад +11

      But LKY himself was fluent in malay as well as his son, the incumbent PM. But I wonder whether PM after hsien loong can speak good malay or not.

    • @nasrunzawawi6811
      @nasrunzawawi6811 3 года назад +6

      Yes because we singaporeans have to compete globally with foreign talents and English is the common and international language to communicate. We don’t have resources but we only have manpower to bring up our economy. Hence, we have to learn english as it is key to compete globally.

    • @lionelproctor82
      @lionelproctor82 4 месяца назад

      Not idea what you're talking about. It is compulsory for all Singaporean schoolchildren to learn their respective mother tongues as a subject.

  • @weeleechiu4609
    @weeleechiu4609 3 года назад +104

    I'm surprised even mak cik can't get most of the words?!

  • @celineng3855
    @celineng3855 3 года назад +169

    Luckily we in Malaysia we speak chinese English Malay tamil,never forget mother tongue

    • @DeclanzWorld
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    • @07sarchives
      @07sarchives 3 года назад +5

      alamak si celine ni okaylah kau bagus. taniah. kau biar betul orng malaysia ckp bekas makanan dengan pusat penjajah. kita semua ckp tupperware dengan kedai makan lah. ni bukan kamus dewan kau jgn nak drama kat sini

    • @spongebob2456
      @spongebob2456 3 года назад

      Ok lah Celine 😅, u want a medal for it😅(no hate lol, just having fun)

    • @spongebob2456
      @spongebob2456 3 года назад +1

      @GOSWK TV my guy, I think your caps button is enabled ah😅👌🏻

    • @spongebob2456
      @spongebob2456 3 года назад

      @GOSWK TV 🤣, tahu lah😅, I was joking my guy😂

  • @izal2860
    @izal2860 3 года назад +61

    Lucky for Malaysian that learn Malay and mastering the English

  • @yolaiyoki
    @yolaiyoki 3 года назад +73

    We Singaporeans are so used to speaking English / Singlish that we are unable to speak fluent mother tongue or dialects like the rest of Asia. Even our English language are not on par with the Native English speakers. A big issue for being jack of all trades.

    • @meeeegat
      @meeeegat 3 года назад +1

      Manglish

    • @thebieydiey
      @thebieydiey 3 года назад +4

      Boy ,singaporean english almost like a native. U guys the top in asian for english 2nd speaker. I'm malaysian pon still stutter when presenting my PhD thesis.. hahaha..

    • @yan7527
      @yan7527 3 года назад +4

      @Omar Nasir it depends on the setting. I think many singaporeans are able to code switch. For example, when we’re doing a presentation or having a meeting, we’ll speak in standard english.

    • @thebieydiey
      @thebieydiey 3 года назад +5

      @Omar Nasir rasanya lebih kurang jer malaysian and singaporean. cumanya code switch dieorg power sikit la dari kita sbb mmg mostly dia ckp english in everyday life. meanwhile, Malaysian use it at work tapi kat rumah guna mother tongue.

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  • @FilmyReact
    @FilmyReact 3 года назад +49

    Now that's something I was wondering as a show, you guys nailed it! ♥️

  • @wherearetheavocados670
    @wherearetheavocados670 3 года назад +68

    I was born and raised in canada but still can speak malay fluently lol

  • @hanimnoor8512
    @hanimnoor8512 3 года назад +152

    I feel weird when i see malay can't speak malay.

    • @singaporeunited3061
      @singaporeunited3061 3 года назад +1

      Betul, Malay Is Weird!

    • @erzascarlett1081
      @erzascarlett1081 3 года назад +5

      I think it's weird too for someone to forget their mother tongue. My friend told me why she always speak english because they always think in english. And because of that,they forgot some word of bahasa melayu..😅 hahaha. I think its funny when i hear that.for me, i always speak malay..so i never forget my malay words. And even i can understand the movie in english without malay subtitle.

    • @YS19243
      @YS19243 3 года назад +2

      Anak-anak T20 TTDI pun 2 x5

    • @xfirefox_x
      @xfirefox_x 3 года назад +7

      @@erzascarlett1081 If you were born in Singapore, with the language of communication is mainly English, you will not be as fluent in Malay as now

    • @muhammadhaizir9367
      @muhammadhaizir9367 3 года назад

      Yup

  • @nurulshafiqa7507
    @nurulshafiqa7507 3 года назад +116

    I swear to god every people in malaysia also call container as tupperware😂😂

    • @syafiqsahap2012
      @syafiqsahap2012 3 года назад +7

      I don't really say container.We just call tupperware..if to call "bekas makanan" too formal..

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    • @linzoniao
      @linzoniao 3 года назад +2

      sometimes bekas though..

    • @CekguAmnA
      @CekguAmnA 3 года назад +2

      Biasanya bila dah dimelayukan sebut kontena jak... 🤭🤭

    • @pepperonipizza9878
      @pepperonipizza9878 2 года назад

      FR I BE LIKE TAPOWE

  • @tsumplay3094
    @tsumplay3094 3 года назад +42

    Malaysian Chinese : WTF Malay in SG doing? They forget their ancestor

    • @helohelo2610
      @helohelo2610 3 года назад

      Is the same with chinese singaporean,mostly they dint speak chinese

    • @jamzthinker1634
      @jamzthinker1634 3 года назад

      What r u doing then? Good in vulgar words!
      U know nuts abt us. Get a life man… Pathetic

    • @tsumplay3094
      @tsumplay3094 3 года назад

      @@helohelo2610 But the SG chinese drama TV series or Cinematic movie far far better than Malaysia.

    • @helohelo2610
      @helohelo2610 3 года назад

      @@tsumplay3094 it depend,one thing for sure,i love pua chu kang😂

  • @marcseah7022
    @marcseah7022 3 года назад +99

    Don't understand why so many Singaporeans want to learn foreign languages like japanese, french, korean or spanish. Instead should learn basic bahasa melayu which would be so useful when travelling to our closest neighbours, Malaysia and Indonesia. U will be surprised, many Singaporean Chinese cannot even speak or understand basic bahasa melayu which makes it difficult sometimes when going to these countries.

    • @syafiqsahap2012
      @syafiqsahap2012 3 года назад

      they still can manage to speak mandarin or English..

    • @flmoen0384
      @flmoen0384 3 года назад +3

      Bruh just learn English can alr

    • @pooja350
      @pooja350 3 года назад +13

      @@flmoen0384 but there isn't much pride in that when the whole world speaks it. If they don't learn bm, then what's going to happen to their national identity?

    • @douknodawae7805
      @douknodawae7805 3 года назад +9

      @@flmoen0384 bruh not true I'm so disappointed in my fellow Chinese ppl.mother tongue is impt (':

    • @forbiddenboy8720
      @forbiddenboy8720 3 года назад +6

      Gak bisa bahasa inggris :v

  • @pooja350
    @pooja350 3 года назад +110

    Uish kalaulah akak ni buat di M'sia, habislah mangsa dikecam 😂

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    • @ewannzsyah6627
      @ewannzsyah6627 3 года назад +4

      Ok ape..walau msia segelintir tak brpa pndai english tapi 2 bahasa selalu di pakai.. Sedih tu kalau tak tahu bahasa melayu iya itu (BM)..

    • @KING-ny2lf
      @KING-ny2lf 3 года назад +1

      Jgn sibuk hal Singapore lah

    • @samzfisher
      @samzfisher 3 года назад

      You also kecam this Video ?? Ironically..

    • @ashahren85
      @ashahren85 3 года назад +4

      @@samzfisher Mana ada dia kecam. Chill² dah laa..

  • @amerasyraf9241
    @amerasyraf9241 3 года назад +77

    In Mlysia we're definitely gonna say Medan Selera for hawker centre 😂 still good channel & content! Done subscribe

    • @syafiqsahap2012
      @syafiqsahap2012 3 года назад +4

      ya la pusat penjaja seems direct translation but acceptable i think.Nanti medan selera puas pulak they all nk digest the word.Sbb Malay word kan bnyk sound special word and it's in our dictionary.Singaporean doesn't have much malay vocabs..it just like an urban dictionary as well.

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    • @moltenash8198
      @moltenash8198 3 года назад +3

      we also say medan selera but that one more like food court not hawker centre one
      edit: almost the same la ha
      food court pun sama dengan hawker centre

    • @syafiqsahap2012
      @syafiqsahap2012 3 года назад +3

      @@moltenash8198 the food court is medan selera if you go to mall or outside the mall..basically it medan selera.

    • @samzfisher
      @samzfisher 3 года назад +2

      Bro Singapore Malay and KL Malay 90 percent is the same . Is like asking Melaka Johor Malay is different. Sarawak Malay is way more different than Singapore.

  • @willyhuang4026
    @willyhuang4026 3 года назад +34

    This is interesting to see other races trying to translate English into their mother tongues.
    It seem like most of us speak our mother tongue rojak with English.

  • @johan9199
    @johan9199 3 года назад +83

    Malaysian Chinese : We speak Malay better than Singaporean
    Indonesian Chinese : Laugh in not understanding Chinese at all and fluent in Indonesian Language😂

    • @Backto505_
      @Backto505_ 3 года назад +9

      True LOL 😂🤣
      I'm Indonesian Chinese and I speak no Chinese😂

    • @azmanali6466
      @azmanali6466 3 года назад +6

      Bangka Belitung Chinese, Riau Islands Chinese, West Kalimantan Chinese : Hold my Chinese😂😂😂

    • @Joooo89
      @Joooo89 3 года назад +6

      If you mean Mandarin, yeah not alot of us are fluent, but if you include Hokkien, or Teochew, or Hakka etc in the "Chinese" term, there are more of them can speak it well

    • @Mindaena
      @Mindaena 3 года назад +2

      @@Joooo89 so basically Indonesian Chinese fluent in their ancestral language?

    • @Joooo89
      @Joooo89 3 года назад +1

      @@Mindaena Not all, but of course more people know their dialects than Mandarin

  • @thebieydiey
    @thebieydiey 3 года назад +41

    wow, urbanization really changes Singaporean. They are very good in English but mediocre in their mother tongue even for Chinese. salute them for still knowing a little bit on their mother tongue.

    • @mdnorbador9438
      @mdnorbador9438 3 года назад

      🤦‍♀

    • @xfirefox_x
      @xfirefox_x 3 года назад +2

      It is not about urbanisation. Everything in Singapore is written and spoken in English, so we do not get a chance to speak mother tongue languages frequently to improve our fluency

  • @andylee9367
    @andylee9367 3 года назад +60

    Asks people how good their Malay is
    *Laughs in Malaysian*

    • @muazj26
      @muazj26 3 года назад +2

      hahahahahahha..aduhai

  • @SuratnoRano1982
    @SuratnoRano1982 3 года назад +27

    I’ve lived in KL for 6 months and the fact is I’m Indonesian, I think I can speak Bahasa Melayu better than Singaporean 😂😂😂

    • @xfirefox_x
      @xfirefox_x 3 года назад +17

      To be fair, bahasa Indonesia is not much different from bahasa Malaysia

  • @solitude8491
    @solitude8491 3 года назад +43

    alright even though it was hard for them to speak malay but once they speak the malay word(even just one word) it really sounds so native🥺 ofc its they mother tongue 😂

    • @tyunik
      @tyunik 3 года назад +3

      Yes true. We actually speak alot of malay but replace alot of common words with english. Like containers.. hawker centre.. Bahasa rojak. And not to mention singlish terms.. Hokkien slangs semua pon campur aduk dalam satu sentence.. 😆

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  • @ElangCaca
    @ElangCaca 3 года назад +39

    Luckily we are Indonesian. The one who has a unified language is Indonesian. Even though there are 340 regional languages ​​in Indonesia.

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    • @rezzz_q409
      @rezzz_q409 3 года назад +3

      @@mohdzaidibinzakaria7070 lol, that's not the point

    • @maimunahjohari9229
      @maimunahjohari9229 3 года назад +5

      Melayu Malaysia sangat bangga dengan orang Indonesia yang fasih bahasa ibunda walaupun berbangsa cina.

    • @x1u_r1e
      @x1u_r1e 3 года назад +1

      Being a multilingual is far better in my opinion..

    • @aly6433
      @aly6433 2 года назад

      @@x1u_r1e true, I think Malaysia is more unique la sbb eventho we all can speak Malay despite different races, but we still preserve our mother tounge and I think that's beautiful

  • @CeliaGoh
    @CeliaGoh 3 года назад +104

    aced both Malay and Chinese😌✌🏼 these are primary school std for Malaysians😂😂

    • @sanjay8854
      @sanjay8854 3 года назад +5

      Our English better than urs :(( but yea appreciate the trilingual culture in Chinese and Indian Malaysians :)

    • @CeliaGoh
      @CeliaGoh 3 года назад +13

      @@sanjay8854 right, we’re Jack of all trades, master of none😂😂 I have a couple of friends who are fluent in Tamil but are Tamil illiterate :( even for Mandarin and Malay, it’s just enough for us to get by our daily lives🙈

    • @sanjay8854
      @sanjay8854 3 года назад +3

      @@CeliaGoh HAHAHA :') we love y'all either way!! MCO faster pass by I wanna go visit Malaysia!!!

    • @thaddeustyc
      @thaddeustyc 3 года назад

      @@sanjay8854 Debatable. Malaysia has much wider demographic types than Singapore. Not trying to defend Malaysia or dis SG, just I don't think the comparison would be fair for either side.

    • @z.daniel6837
      @z.daniel6837 3 года назад

      @@sanjay8854 but still got the same slang 🙄..

  • @deeviaqueen2068
    @deeviaqueen2068 3 года назад +63

    I am Chinese in Malaysia. I think that Malay is better.👍

    • @izadkim5619
      @izadkim5619 3 года назад +3

      Im Malaysian Malay and I can't speak Malay fluently... yeah shame on me. I speak English all the time legit can't catch up but I do speak with my parents by mixing the language hahaha

    • @z.daniel6837
      @z.daniel6837 3 года назад +1

      @@izadkim5619 lol..learn Bahasa more yea dude..

    • @ewannzsyah6627
      @ewannzsyah6627 3 года назад

      @Pejuang Kebenaran dah pena cuba acah2 tak pandai bahasa melayu last2 takde org bantu dia pndai plk ckp melayu walaupun tak beberapa baik... Hahahaa

  • @calamitygamingindo
    @calamitygamingindo 3 года назад +28

    I guess singaporean only fluent with english and they forgotten mother language

  • @muhammadsyafiq8416
    @muhammadsyafiq8416 3 года назад +1

    Now that is a great content 👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼 tahniah TMTV for this awesome topics, all the best
    Salam dari Malaysia ❤️

  • @liptonbites
    @liptonbites 3 года назад +24

    Very amused when that guy called belly button ‘jubur’! Truly a laugh out loud moment!

  • @blueyi
    @blueyi 3 года назад +111

    I think the malay part batter than chinese😂

    • @Tropicmonsters
      @Tropicmonsters  3 года назад +9

      HAHA REALLY MEH 😆

    • @thespecialist7442
      @thespecialist7442 3 года назад +29

      Have to agree, the malay part is much more better in terms of how they talk more fluently and not feel awkward there, got many funny moments and most got the questions right🤔😎

    • @Joseph6798-t6p
      @Joseph6798-t6p 3 года назад +1

      I think tamil will do better lets see

    • @hansang2945
      @hansang2945 3 года назад

      Yeahh , agreeeee

  • @ahmadizzatahmad7105
    @ahmadizzatahmad7105 3 года назад +14

    TBH as a Malaysian myself, i'm very impressed that Singapore Malays can still understand their own language quite well. Well done. 👍❤

    • @mluqmanhaqeem9372
      @mluqmanhaqeem9372 2 года назад +1

      Just like Malaysia, the younger generation prefer English than their mother language. Singapore juga begitu, ramai saja boleh cakap dalam bahasa.

  • @saipulakbar8681
    @saipulakbar8681 3 года назад +30

    Lol . Seems like malaysian chinese/indian is much better than sg malay when they speak in malay

  • @samuelonly2016
    @samuelonly2016 3 года назад +17

    Saya Indonesia.. saya berharap negara negara Nusantara akan selalu dapat paham Cakap Melayu sampai selamanya.. 🇮🇩 🇲🇾 🇸🇬 🇧🇳 🇹🇱

  • @jad3n671
    @jad3n671 3 года назад +33

    the “cikgu summoner” malay boy so handsome eh

    • @ina5030
      @ina5030 3 года назад

      I hope it's nothing more than just a compliment

    • @hadididi3395
      @hadididi3395 3 года назад

      @@ina5030 BHAHAHAHAHA we " hope " 😳😃

    • @ina5030
      @ina5030 3 года назад

      @@hadididi3395 HAHAHAHA dont play play ah😂

  • @thespecialist7442
    @thespecialist7442 3 года назад +57

    This is really funny yet knowledgeable, impressed by how fluent they talk and answer the questions there plus got the added humor there too, the girl reporting is really casual and very relax type from what i see, good😎👍
    Great content again😎 Look forward to the next one😊👍

    • @Tropicmonsters
      @Tropicmonsters  3 года назад +3

      Ayyy thanks for your detailed criticism 😝 appreciate the support 🙌

    • @thespecialist7442
      @thespecialist7442 3 года назад +3

      @@Tropicmonsters No prob, just checking out and pointing out what i see there😊😎

  • @umarmerican9098
    @umarmerican9098 3 года назад +65

    I'm a malaysian and I'm just laughing here nonstop especially that "ketam" part

  • @endangmutakin7528
    @endangmutakin7528 3 года назад +2

    You guys are doing an excellent job with this “BYOC” idea 👍

  • @divaaa1955
    @divaaa1955 3 года назад +54

    Ini kalau di Malaysia jadi trending ni terus jadi bahan bualan😂

    • @faristont4561
      @faristont4561 3 года назад +5

      Sah2 kena kecam. hahaha

    • @muliahamid8027
      @muliahamid8027 3 года назад +11

      Tulah..melayu kat sana pon sampai lupa cakap melayu..aq rase macam nak cakap kat dorang "pala bana kau"

    • @kimkardashi-un2004
      @kimkardashi-un2004 3 года назад +4

      He said "pusat" as JUBOR😂😂

    • @muhammada2445
      @muhammada2445 3 года назад +3

      @@kimkardashi-un2004 dekah siaa😭😭😭

    • @kimkardashi-un2004
      @kimkardashi-un2004 3 года назад +7

      @@muliahamid8027 bukan lupa.. diorang tak amalkan bahasa melayu kat sana.. singapore suka guna bahasa Inggeris

  • @cll581
    @cll581 3 года назад +9

    I wud say tupperware as well... so used to saying the brand instead of the items name in general... slalu lupa

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  • @irfandanish7327
    @irfandanish7327 3 года назад +10

    "better than I expected" wow I never know the bar would be that low

  • @JRonGGG
    @JRonGGG 3 года назад +20

    Aq sbg cina msia mmg geram tngok depa x erti jawab. harap2 aku kena interview dkt sana malukan depa mulut keluaq bahasa Penang / kedah hahaha tngok sape yg culture shock tu 😅

    • @zafranzaini5066
      @zafranzaini5066 3 года назад +1

      hahahahahha tulh pasal..geram je

    • @eyhtwozed2606
      @eyhtwozed2606 3 года назад +1

      Silap2 kau yang dipermalukan. Tak perlu loghat Penang kalau di negeri orang. Tak de orang yang faham. Masuk kandang kambing mengembek, masuk kandang kerbau menguak.

  • @salinasukry8890
    @salinasukry8890 3 года назад +10

    im kinda sad to see how malay language have been slowly forgotten there :(

  • @Edwin90andSharon89
    @Edwin90andSharon89 3 года назад +42

    Maybe next time u can test Malaysian Melayu haha

    • @syashya2266
      @syashya2266 3 года назад +6

      Yess i can't wait 🤣🤣🤣

    • @officialphobia7755
      @officialphobia7755 3 года назад +10

      Baik,KAMI BERSEDIA!🤣DEMI NAMA BAIK MALAYSIA!🇲🇾❤️💪🔥🐅

    • @alyaalisha919
      @alyaalisha919 3 года назад

      Waiting...

    • @qiezmueiezz5088
      @qiezmueiezz5088 3 года назад +3

      Yesss,,, kami sedia

    • @ISTARI22
      @ISTARI22 3 года назад +2

      Malaysians act like they're so good. Please you'll fail meserably.

  • @akmalfaiz7094
    @akmalfaiz7094 3 года назад +17

    That abang in grey shirt got A+👍👍👍

  • @azifbaidin673
    @azifbaidin673 3 года назад +21

    Aku cina malaysia bangga dengan bahasa melayu... Dalam keluarga aku pun cakap bahasa malaysia

    • @delullabylounge
      @delullabylounge 3 года назад +1

      Sure? You're name is in malay..

    • @azifbaidin673
      @azifbaidin673 3 года назад +1

      @@delullabylounge salah ke orang cina nama melayu..

    • @p.clownxcore3449
      @p.clownxcore3449 3 года назад +1

      @@azifbaidin673 kan 😂 Chinese indo pon nama indo apa...

    • @babitonggek148
      @babitonggek148 3 года назад

      @@azifbaidin673 tipu la tu..nama melayu

    • @certainordinary
      @certainordinary 3 года назад +1

      @@babitonggek148 coba lihat nama chinese di indonesia ... u'll be surprised

  • @pharmacist8419
    @pharmacist8419 3 года назад +3

    This content is so nice, best regard from Indonesia broo👍😊

  • @prettyplease1989
    @prettyplease1989 3 года назад +18

    Singapore used to be nusantara . Now it's own accentor can't speak their own language

  • @nurfirdaus1066
    @nurfirdaus1066 3 года назад +2

    Satu langkah yang baik utk educate org ramai mengenai Bahasa Melayu!
    It was a good contents actually!
    Hello from Msia! 😉

  • @kianmetarudesu9572
    @kianmetarudesu9572 3 года назад +6

    Her energy is brilliant to watch :)

  • @fathiilmi3507
    @fathiilmi3507 3 года назад +13

    Orang Melayu di Malaysia pun kata subjek Bahasa Melayu SPM susah. Padahal tiap tiap hari cakap bahasa Melayu😂😂😂😂😂

    • @SidiBerkongsi
      @SidiBerkongsi 3 года назад

      betul haha.... cakap tk sama mcm nk jawab exam. punyalah susah

  • @learnmandarin-english-baha2769
    @learnmandarin-english-baha2769 3 года назад +8

    Let's learn together. 👍

  • @rickoh4495
    @rickoh4495 3 года назад

    its a very entertaining show ! Well done

  • @chacea2452
    @chacea2452 3 года назад +42

    Is it jubur? Oh my god dude =. =

  • @muhammadhafiz1425
    @muhammadhafiz1425 3 года назад +24

    I’m disappointed Singaporean Malay

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  • @bedahnim6188
    @bedahnim6188 3 года назад +1

    now im curious, so u guys use all English in everyday conversation??!!omg little did i know.
    sye ckp english dlm comments or status je tu pon sbb nak practice for ALL ENGLISH university's assignment. tp ble sembang, malay bosskur. tu yg tgeliat lidah everytime nak presentation kat Uni, sbb xprnh practice. report assignment je la yg cntik speaking

  • @SbpMartana
    @SbpMartana 3 года назад +1

    i'm indonesian and quarter malay, so in indonesia
    1. Tupperware : Wadah makanan
    2. Delivery : Pengiriman/Pengantaran
    3. Recycle : Daur Ulang
    4. Hawker center : Pusat Jajanan
    5. cutlery : peralatan makan

  • @BrittenelleandOrionKMG
    @BrittenelleandOrionKMG 3 года назад +31

    As a Malaysian I'm really proud I can answer all these questions although I never speak Malay unless I really have to, I can also speak English at an A1 level, Mandrain probably B1 level and a few chinese dialects

    • @johangold7816
      @johangold7816 3 года назад

      Are u a malaysian?

    • @BrittenelleandOrionKMG
      @BrittenelleandOrionKMG 3 года назад

      @@johangold7816 That's what my IC states

    • @kompuleiompekboleh9266
      @kompuleiompekboleh9266 3 года назад

      @@johangold7816 dia ni nak bagitau bahwa DIA TERPAKSA cakap bahasa Melayu di Malaysia, kalau tak dipaksa, memang dia tak peduli pun. Anglophile banana.

  • @leewai
    @leewai 3 года назад +3

    I like it!!! It refresh my learning of Malay~~~

  • @amiraizat174
    @amiraizat174 3 года назад +23

    This is singaporean. Lecehhhh sehhhhh. Not truly malay anymore.

    • @xfirefox_x
      @xfirefox_x 3 года назад

      Malaysians do not use bahasa baku at all for formal settings

  • @yaktisuputri9939
    @yaktisuputri9939 3 года назад +2

    Bahasa Indonesia
    Delivery = pengantaran (sama dengan bahasa Melayu)
    Recycle = daur ulang
    Hawker centre = pusat jajanan (sama dengan bahasa Melayu)
    Cutlery = alat makan (sama dengan bahasa Melayu
    Kesimpulan :
    Cuma 'recycle' yang berbeda arti antara bahasa Indonesia dan bahasa Melayu

  • @asianstories4578
    @asianstories4578 3 года назад +5

    Can all of y'all Malaysian Chinese stop rubbing it on people's faces that u guys can speak better Malay? Good for you but if we start comparing than there's alot of other things we can start comparing too y'knw

    • @zaarbba3420
      @zaarbba3420 3 года назад

      *laser eyes meme with sg presiden face

  • @yenyen7671
    @yenyen7671 3 года назад +6

    Im chinese sabahan, kita dapat menyelamatkan bumi kita disamping itu juga memberi kelebihan kepada para penjaja makanan untuk jangka masa yang panjang

  • @louong93
    @louong93 3 года назад

    Hawker centre in malay is warung makanan which translated to English means food stalls. I am Malaysian Chinese I don't need to malay to answer the question.

  • @TeenStJohn
    @TeenStJohn 3 года назад +1

    So fun and enjoyable to watch this !
    👏

  • @rocky9941
    @rocky9941 3 года назад +38

    Don't worry even some of Malaysians Malay would be struggle at this too. I'm Malaysian btw ✌️.

    • @KHobbies_cina
      @KHobbies_cina 3 года назад +6

      Pusat penjaja caught me off guard.

    • @AidanTheLoverBoyOhDwyer
      @AidanTheLoverBoyOhDwyer 3 года назад

      sebab b i ko hancus

    • @TheAlanDopez
      @TheAlanDopez 3 года назад

      @@KHobbies_cina I might said gerai makanan

    • @faristont4561
      @faristont4561 3 года назад +2

      Only spoiled city boy would struggle at this.

    • @rocky9941
      @rocky9941 3 года назад +6

      Guys please stop acting superior over this trivial matter. But opinions are opinions and they are yours dw about it. I was implying that we , too have a serious problem in Malaysia about this 'penggunaan bahasa' . Spoiled or or, city or rural we don't use 100% malay words in our daily lives let's be real here, thus over times we inevitably tend to having a hard time recalling certain words in Malay. At least they tried their best to answer them and let's appreciate that.
      Fyi, I speak fluent Malay as I am orang kampung dari Johor.. ✌️. peace out.

  • @FikriTaufik
    @FikriTaufik 3 года назад +6

    To be honest as a Malaysian, i failed at cutlery. Selalu panggil sudu garpu je

  • @whoshere767
    @whoshere767 3 года назад

    Always great to speak more than one language fluently....I think 3 is a good aim 👌

  • @masapri1438
    @masapri1438 2 года назад

    Bahasa Indonesia
    Recycle: Daur Ulang ()
    Container: Wadah (penampung)
    Delivery: Pengiriman
    Cutlery : Alat makan
    Hawker Center: Pusat Jajanan

  • @littlefamily648
    @littlefamily648 3 года назад +12

    I want to be malay teacher at s'pore..😂😂 and rotan all the murid😂

    • @deliaggramantha4517
      @deliaggramantha4517 3 года назад

      Nice 😌✋

    • @monster2167
      @monster2167 3 года назад

      Reason aku nak jadi cikgu sebab nak marah budak nakal je😂

    • @jamzthinker1634
      @jamzthinker1634 3 года назад

      Our Singapore murid will teach you BM Baku and if you fail they will rotan you!!!😂😂😂

  • @abcdefoff3307
    @abcdefoff3307 3 года назад +6

    Her accent switching tho 😍

  • @AlWalker2023
    @AlWalker2023 7 месяцев назад

    It all boils down to exposure and frequency of usage. Born in the 70’s, and the family nucleus lingua Franca, generally dictates the language or languages proficiency. In my time, family will still use mother tongue at home and in Singapore context, we mostly speak English outside of our home. Be it British English or Singlish. So naturally we are a proficient bi-language nation. Kids nowadays, be it any race in most family will mostly use English. In general terms, the kids nowadays, most of them will find their mother tongue challenging than the generation before. In other words, the language teacher who taught mother tongue for today generation are more stressed up than their predecessors.

  • @duckoffupieceodsgut22
    @duckoffupieceodsgut22 3 года назад

    Is that the guy from shout?

  • @user-ce8mo5qg6e
    @user-ce8mo5qg6e 3 года назад +12

    I struggled at hawkers centre and cutlery....🤣🤣🤣 but I'm a Malaysian

    • @nabilahhalimi8745
      @nabilahhalimi8745 3 года назад +3

      I translate hawker centre tu medan selera haha. Cutlery, perkakas dot dot blank..

    • @user-ce8mo5qg6e
      @user-ce8mo5qg6e 3 года назад +5

      @@nabilahhalimi8745 omg me too but then i realized medan selera is food court 🤣... the cutlery one just sudu garfu for me😅

    • @Unknown-bg2tt
      @Unknown-bg2tt 3 года назад +2

      After graduating from secondary school, I have not been using bombastic words and peribahasa for such a long time🤣

    • @hapiz-albanjari
      @hapiz-albanjari 3 года назад

      Hahaha...me also struggle on cutlery...

  • @GroupKakiPancingPantai
    @GroupKakiPancingPantai 3 года назад +23

    Secara jujurnya, saya sangat terpegun dengan soalan2 yang telah diajukan kepada orang awam yang ditemuramah sebab semuanya ibarat celah gigi je..😳😳 Just wondering if most the SIngaporean Malay speak English with the families in their home?

    • @indeacia
      @indeacia 3 года назад +5

      most singaporeans in general (all races) tend to speak english at home.

    • @tyunik
      @tyunik 3 года назад +4

      I think most of us mostly speak rojak malay+english+singlish at home. I got A for malay but if put under spotlight like this will probably turn gagap also 😂

    • @GroupKakiPancingPantai
      @GroupKakiPancingPantai 3 года назад +1


      ​ @The One Its ok bro, whether you are Malaysian or Singaporean , itu semua kita belakang cerita. Everything takes time and more practices in order to be perfect.😃
      Secara jujurnya, saya dulu pun tidak fasih berbahasa Melayu serta pelat. Namun setelah belajar di sekolah kebangsaan, di mana majoriti daripada pelajarnya merupakan bangsa Melayu, jadi tidak dapat dinafikan bahawa saya lebih rapat dengan bangsa Melayu berbanding bangsa saya sendiri.
      Sejurus daripada itu, saya telah menceburi diri saya dalam beberapa bidang penulisan serta menjadi penulis sambilan untuk beberapa naskah majalah pancing dalam versi bahasa Melayu,
      and currently im working in the sale department for fishing equipment whereby at least 80% of my customers were Malays.
      Working in retail, as you guys know lah, we will definitely meet all kinds of people with different attitude, but so far i have no problem in achieving the monthly targeted sales or KPI. Very seldom if i say i cannot achieve the sale target. But somehow i need to talk alot with customers to pursue them to buy more.
      Working in the sales department of selling fishing accesories, and love to fish myself, boleh lah, tiada sebarang masalah.
      However, there is a problem, being single for 28 years is kinda sucks, some how im envy of people that were younger than me that already have GF.
      And if can i want to find a Chinese GF 🤣🤣 and to be honest , i have totally lost touch of my Chinese liao..
      Memperxiasuikan lah if a Chinese dont know how to speak Chinese like me xD~~

  • @jeyneyh
    @jeyneyh 3 года назад

    Comel je Farah Lola ni..video macam ni banyak membantu kita belajar bersama.. 😆 for the Chinese one I think I can do better even though my Mandarin is super basic 😂

  • @sofea6969
    @sofea6969 3 года назад +1

    quite good 💕

  • @emay225
    @emay225 3 года назад +9

    Me as Malaysian, OMG senangnya 😅 anyway nice try guys 🤩

  • @raysorayhocobalt
    @raysorayhocobalt 3 года назад +15

    In Malaysian Malay, we called as “gerai makan” rather than “pusat penjaja makan”.

    • @AidanTheLoverBoyOhDwyer
      @AidanTheLoverBoyOhDwyer 3 года назад +5

      medan selera lah bro

    • @solehsolehsoleh
      @solehsolehsoleh 3 года назад +14

      @@AidanTheLoverBoyOhDwyer Medan Selera is Food Court, Food Court is a little different from Hawker Centre.

    • @AidanTheLoverBoyOhDwyer
      @AidanTheLoverBoyOhDwyer 3 года назад

      @@solehsolehsoleh betul betul betul

    • @raysorayhocobalt
      @raysorayhocobalt 3 года назад

      @@AidanTheLoverBoyOhDwyer kekadang kami ingatkan tu dipanggil sebagai gerai makan, ada juga orang panggil medan selera. Hihihi

    • @cnsy4184
      @cnsy4184 3 года назад +2

      Gerai makan is just a foodstall.. Hawker centre consist of many in a big format..thus, pusat penjaja makanan

  • @LeMoNzELF
    @LeMoNzELF 3 года назад +2

    As a Malaysian Chinese, I got all correct expect for the 3rd question. My answer was warung makanan.

    • @gemasri5954
      @gemasri5954 2 года назад

      Its correct too,whether warung makanan,medan selera,dewan selera all is correct

  • @chrislee4229
    @chrislee4229 3 года назад +2

    🤣🤣🤣 I love your summoning of his Malay cigu spirit... classic

  • @Jackson-bd8kq
    @Jackson-bd8kq 3 года назад +23

    Damn I wanna learn Malay too. I’ve been learning French and Spanish for two months now. But I don’t even know Malay or Indian. Ahh

    • @pooja350
      @pooja350 3 года назад +2

      It's not Indian bro. You mean Tamil

    • @ammarhaziq3083
      @ammarhaziq3083 3 года назад +2

      If u learn malay, it just took 1 weeks only hahahahahha

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      @DeclanzWorld 3 года назад

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    • @azlirazli7500
      @azlirazli7500 3 года назад +1

      It much simpler to learn something which you can practice with local people around you.

    • @Jackson-bd8kq
      @Jackson-bd8kq 3 года назад

      @@azlirazli7500 literally learning Italian rn XD

  • @jintanmanis5000
    @jintanmanis5000 3 года назад +3

    Betul weyh, container tuh kalau translate mesti ramai ckp tupperware😂😂😂 apooo

  • @t2thesha
    @t2thesha 3 года назад

    omg that summoning cikgu guy is really good , idek peralatan makan word exist lol

  • @badakboyzgamble
    @badakboyzgamble 3 года назад +1

    The host thoo, she's very uplifting 😆😆

  • @oxothnk333
    @oxothnk333 3 года назад +5

    I think in Indonesian it would be
    1. Bekal (Bekas means used/second-hand of someone)
    2. Pengiriman (Pengantaran without letter H is also used but too formal and it is normally used for documents)
    3. Daur ulang (Never heard of Kitar Semula)
    4. Pujasera (Pusat Penjaja Makanan can be understood, just sound a bit archaic)
    5. Peralatan makan (this one is exactly same)
    Except for number 5 it is amazing to know it is very different words altogether for answer number 1 to 4 in Malay in Singapore and in Indonesia.

    • @nadialabidin
      @nadialabidin 3 года назад

      I think the correct term for container in Bahasa Indonesia is "wadah", we do usually say "wadah bekal" which also means "lunch box" 👍

    • @Khatulistiwan
      @Khatulistiwan 3 года назад

      Bekas also means second hand, or ex of smtg or someone in the Malay used in Malaysia and Singapore

    • @Khatulistiwan
      @Khatulistiwan 3 года назад

      Pengiriman is understood as delivery too

  • @amatsolehin2526
    @amatsolehin2526 3 года назад +3

    Singapore
    Where people can speak 2 language, but never good enough on either.
    Crazy, how different one straits away can get

  • @Nesreenabalqies
    @Nesreenabalqies 3 года назад

    its a bless to master your mother language and english at the same time

  • @eyhtwozed2606
    @eyhtwozed2606 3 года назад +1

    Not all can react and reply promptly in a situation like this. Its impromptu

  • @officialphobia7755
    @officialphobia7755 3 года назад +5

    11:59 Singapura* bukan Singgapura

  • @solehsolehsoleh
    @solehsolehsoleh 3 года назад +5

    Hantar is the verb or the root word, Penghantaran is the noun. I don't know how teachers in Singapore teach them but in reading or saying something in Standard Malay, like the grey-shirt guy's sentences, you do not necessarily use baku pronunciation of 'a' at the end of words like "kitar semule, dunie kite, supaye kite". You can, but not necessary.
    Thanks for the video, I like this BYOC initiative, I wish I can do like that too.

    • @solehsolehsoleh
      @solehsolehsoleh 3 года назад +5

      @@Hope-go2nd Of course I know that Singaporean speak Singaporean Sub-dialect of Johor-Riau dialect, just like KL, I don't know where did you find that "some non-Singaporean".
      but your second paragraph answered my curiosity. In Malaysia, It's not a problem to use ..e ..e in Standard or Formal Malay for Oral Exam as long as we use good grammar, Just like Malaysian TV newsreader if you ever seen one. TQ.

    • @Angelus9015
      @Angelus9015 3 года назад +1

      Pronunciation of "kitar semule" etc is the Semenanjung way, East Malaysians still pronounce the "a". Please don't use Semenanjung standard to say "kitar semule" is the correct way. Are you saying all East Malaysians have the wrong way of pronouncing Malay? It's called accent my dear. Source: Sarawakian.

    • @solehsolehsoleh
      @solehsolehsoleh 3 года назад +2

      @@Angelus9015 I said ".....You can, but not necessary....." and I'm into Linguistic my fellow Malaysian, I am well aware of Kedahan, Sarawakian and Sabahan accents of ..a when reading. I took that into account, I did not say ..e ..e is the ONLY Standard way. nope. That's why there's nowhere in my comment said 'Standard Pronunciation' ("Sebutan Baku B. Melayu Rasmi"). 'Standard Malay' (Melayu Rasmi) here is 'Standard Spelling and Grammar of Malay'. My bad for not using 'Formal Speech Malay' instead. "Sebutan Baku Rasmi" will always be the one that DBP use in their speech or the SGrean school one. What I meant in the comments above is the Pronunciation of Radio RTM, Pembaca Berita TV, or even Pembaca Ikrar Rukun Negara Sambutan Hari Kebangsaan, hence they "can but not necessary" in our national norm.

    • @Angelus9015
      @Angelus9015 3 года назад +1

      @@solehsolehsoleh No. Your exact words were "You can, BUT NOT NECESSARY AND BETTER NOT". It's the last part that irks me. What do you mean by "it's not necessary" and "better not" to use our own accent as if the semenanjung accent is the "default" accent. That statement reeks of discrimination. You're into linguistic and yet so dismissive of other accents. Irony isn't it?

  • @euniceho3415
    @euniceho3415 3 года назад +1

    In Malaysia or Singapore??

  • @rawna10
    @rawna10 3 года назад

    This is good initiative tho, hopes Malaysia can copy and do the same thing. Keep it up

  • @borneomilkystar
    @borneomilkystar 3 года назад +4

    ARE U THERE J

    • @Tropicmonsters
      @Tropicmonsters  3 года назад +1

      I’m always here for u Borneo milky star

    • @borneomilkystar
      @borneomilkystar 3 года назад

      @@Tropicmonsters U KNOWI LOVE U HAHAHAHAHAHAHAA...... CANT WAIT TO WATCH T......

  • @RoseRose-gk7xf
    @RoseRose-gk7xf 3 года назад +5

    Dekat sini aq boleh cakap yg aq bangga jadi rakyat malaysia .... malu lah bangsa sendiri x reti cakap bahasa Melayu hemmmm

  • @kkomulli
    @kkomulli 3 года назад

    Mostly in Malaysia we call container as tupperware

  • @borneomilkystar
    @borneomilkystar 3 года назад +2

    J