I would definitely choose Malaysia over Singapore to live. It’s much more bigger, diverse and beautiful and everything is cheaper and friendlier. Yes Singapore is super clean and organized, but Malaysia wins in most aspects.
Over the years, Malaysians of all races and religions have learnt to live quite comfortably with each other. They have mastered the skill of not hurting one another’s feelings on subjects such as race and religion and that is why, compared to other countries in the world which have the kind of religious and racial mix we have, Malaysia has probably the best record for harmonious inter-ethnic, inter-religious relations. Malaysia is not perfect, certainly, but it is closer to perfection than any other country I know.
Nice and good content bro! Welcome back to Malaysia to the couple! You've revived, reviewed and restored Malaysia's trending status again. Thanks guys!
SG has not much room for real deep interactions due to the fast pace 😢. Will look to retiring in MY in 2-3 years time. Island, food, people and lodgings
Singapore it's tidy and easy to control,Malaysia it's more difficult to control because its a little bit big island and many States.. that's only the difference..but I like the Singapore rules..I have to learn it last time when I working there around 7 years in many places in Singapore like my first job is in bedok ,second in Tampines,third times is at Marsiling..and my last trip is at Johore bahru before I comeback to my hometown in Sabah Malaysia...😊😊sorry for my English..I just learn English when I work in Singapore...it more like SINGLISH or MANGLISH I use it everyday..😊😊😅
Awesome video! Mr Angelo really nailed it about Msia style..Respect la brother 🫡🫡..Your video is one of a kind the content is so much different than other RUclipsr..I am a Sarawakian and I am proud to be a Malaysian. Malaysia truly Asia..Congrats bro you got a new subscriber!!
My aunty has 5 kids. 1st kid - sent to malay school 2nd kid - sent to arabic school 3rd kid - sent to indian school 4th kid - sent to chinese school 5th kid - sent to malay school So when the kids get into sibling-fighting, they fight and scream and yelling to each other like chicken and duck, goat and cow! Using different languages! 😂😂😂
@@MaxChernov yes..that's true story. 😁 I'm very impressed when i hear my cousins talking on the phone with their friends using tamil/mandarin/arabic fluently... As for me, besides malay as 1st language & english as 2nd language, i just know basic arabic, basic mandarin & basic hindi...knowing more than 1-2 languages are common in Malaysia..☺️☺️
Interesting to hear him say KL “grow upward”… which is very true. More and more tall buildings are being built. Whereas Kuching, my home State’s capital, grows outward.
Another hidden spots very close to KL is Bukit Cerakah in Shah Alam, where there's paintball fields and Skytex canopy challenges. And also the various hiking and trekking to the waterfalls and hillside around Selangor, like Sungai Pisang in Gombak, waterfalls of Hulu Langat, Sungai Chilling and fish sanctuary, Bukit Tabur in Ampang which is famous for rock climbing etc. Going further north is Sungai Gopeng white water rafting in Perak, all these can be done in a day and there's usually a group that organized these hikes with scouts and Red Cross or St John Ambulance members in the group. That's how I used to spend my weekends when I was working in KL back before the pandemic, good old times.
He's right. I'm from the East Coast Peninsular (specifically Kuantan,Pahang). We are much more friendly & culture than the KL folks. The food is 100% delicacy, the vibe and the beaches/islands are simply calm. Next time you are on the road, come visit the East Coast States.
..in the East Coast, its dominantly populated by the Malay...the architecture,fashion design, food.. dress, religion, political view, the business.. Our West Coast had their outsider's ancestors since a few hundred of years..Arabic, Chinese, Indian, European...everything's blend together...even the Jews had their own settlement at Penang ..their last generation still here before the World War broke out..
Many don't know that Malaysia has an extraordinary beauty of the oldest rainforest in the world..the serene and peaceful of virgin forest and lake in Tasik Banding Hutan Belum in Gerik, Perak, Taman Negara in Pahang, Tasik Kenyir in Terengganu..Genting Highland, Cameron Highland, Maxwell Hills, Fraser's Hills, Mount Kinabalu, Semporna island, so much more natural beauty of the country which you can't find them in Singapore.. Yes, Singapore is clean because it's a small island and literally by compound anyone on the spot if they litter any bit of rubbish even a cigarette butt or just spitting on the roadside..you got to pay the fine and have to sweep the premises after that.. ☺️
I'm Malaysian but haven't been to all the places you listed here and btw my Sing friends couldn't wait for weekends to cross over here for holidays. They all hated being Singaporean.
@@kyleanuar9090 surely they are.. they been living in a large aquarium with fake pebbles and seaweeds.. trapped and stress out in a tiny island of concrete jungles>> nowhere to go..
Hi Max I would like to do interviews but I can’t do face to face, but through zoom. Though face to face can do with my business partner. The zoom will do while doing face to face with him. My business partner is in India, Navi Mumbai. The interview will be after published my memoir third addition in Jan.
Only KL can be used to compare Singapore, although Malaysia has everything. Not only are there Malays, Indians, and Chinese, but there are also other races, including bigger tribes like those in Sabah and Sarawak. Malaysia is very different from Singapore. Malaysia have large several islands, as well as tall mountains like Mount Kinabalu and chilly locations such at Genting, Cameron, and Ranau. Not suitable when compared together
@@cityliving-rainforestperson Singapore's advantage is that it has a very high GDP, is politically very stable, has a high income, and is very smart about managing its economy.
But the singaporean cannot affort bu a house..only renting...so what is the meaning high GDP but only the richest can buy the house..Even kumar the comedian said..As singaporean they cannot afford to pensiun..Work for the intire life..That is the reason people said good of higher GDP.They just have to work hard to maintain what ever they have..that is not life we are malaysian need for..
Loved Malaysia when I visited on vacation from Singapore .... Twice in the mid to late 90s..... That was the first time I fell in love ..... Singapore .... I was impressed ...... as someone from india ... Why not .... Loved singapore for its hawker centers .... Loved Malaysia for its beauty and warmth
let me give you a good reason why visiting the islands in malaysia is almost the best. You won't even need to pay a dime for enjoying the beach, like any beach. Try going to Indonesia or Thailand, almost like a beggar society which might irritate you. I never like those harrassment culture. They take your as their ATM. You can camp at Malaysia beach for free
@@MaxChernov yes...actually the designated viewpoint is was closed then a lot of stalls mushroomed there, but then these were also closed down due to it is by a busy roadside and also at the edge of a cliff. But you cqn still go there to look at the view, though only by the roadside, be careful though.
Thx Max for this very useful video! Would you know if dogs are welcome or not in Malaysia? We have a small Pomeranian. Not sure if they have a dogs loving culture there. I tried looking for signage in your videos to see if dogs are prohibited from buildings or parks. Thanks.
Malaysian here, we dont have a lot of specific dog park here or facilities cater to dogs. Thats all. We dont hate dogs dont worry... And you will see more cats than dogs here in major cities.
Hi Bella Chu, of course dogs are welcome here in Malaysia. Their are many neighbourhoods with dog friendly parks, such as Desa Park City, Central Park Bandar Utama, Setia Eco pet friendly Park, Ara Damansara Park, and many more. You can google it for more suggestions. I’m a Malaysian and I have both cats & dogs fur babies 😊 There’s even dog and cat cafes here, in Kuala Lumpur. However, there are major public parks which are not pet friendly though, such as KLCC park, Perdana National park, and other major public places, so you’ll just need to look up the regulations, because some public parks here have actual wildlife inhabitants (monkeys, monitor lizards, snakes etc).
Great content ! But heyyy come on your clips on the east coast island definitely not the locations that you mentioned .. those are not footages of pangkor, tenggol, redang and tioman!
Every countries also have a bad peoples,Malaysia is mixed races and religions, some peoples got a bad person and not at all..but we can avoid to meet that's bad person and choose the good person to make a friends..not at all bad person in Malaysia,actually whats this brothers talking is correctly..hopefully enjoys to stay in Malaysia 🇲🇾...
no excuse, even KL is the main capital also not clean, trust me, is the council they dont properly set the rule to prevent ppl simply throw rubbish and the education system is suck. If there are more and more penalty against ppl who simply throw rubbish and CCTV is around, it surely will be better.
@@MaxChernov I am a Singaporean. I have always dreamed of living in Bangkok since a child. Bangkok is a second home to me. I have always been amazed by the beauty of Bangkok. I am just waiting to complete my education. Will most likely move to Bangkok in 2024, next year.
Sifat kiasu ada di mana2 negara. Baru 3 hari lepas baca berita mengenai baju kurung RM1 di Shah Alam. Smp berasak asak, berebut bagai. Bergaduh...sebelum ini pernah jugak terbaca kes kedai bundle yg baru dibuka..diserbu masuk berebut rebut lelaki dan wanita, smp ada wanita yg kena raba...malah bnyk lagi ... apa kah itu bkn sifat2 kiasu? Lebih dasyat kn? Sebab itu kita tk perlu mengata negara org berlebihan. Sbb negara sendiri pun sama mentaliti.😊
My late Singaporean sister used to tell me, how lucky we are living in Malaysia..... SGD50 cannot go far with grocery shopping.... moreover medical is too expensive. Any admission to hospitals (govt. Hospitals too, first thing they will ask is .... "do you have cpf? No cpf, credit cards, bank cards to show amount of money etc. Crazy! In Malaysia, treatment at govt. Hospitals are free unless of course, you seek treatment at private hospitals.. I understand alot many Singaporeans are seeking medical treatments at hospitals in johor bahru
Singapore cleanlines by force, malaysian cleanlines by everyone volunteering to do it. Try throws some sweet in singapore you will get fine from nowhere, in malaysia, you will get cursed by doing it 🤣🤣🤣
Still, most Malaysians aren’t clean and won’t volunteer to keep the streets clean. I’ve seen many just simply throwing rubbish on the streets because they won’t get fined,
Am speculating they were most probably indonesian/foreign workers from indo. They can easily committed crime in malaysia and go back to hide in indonesia.
That's the issue. Wages in Singapore are significantly higher. Mr Money TV did an interview with Syed Saddiq. You should look at that. So many capable Malaysians. But the political system seems to hinder progress
@Max Chernov, are you sure the pictures of pulau Tenggol and Tioman are correct and actual? I have been to these islands and they look nothing like your pictures. They look very foreign.
Men's choose Thailand, Indonesia compare to Malaysia..because Malaysia's quite strict on drugs, alcohol and prostitution..not that, foreigners can't find it..but, much more spaces at those countries..women's might chose Singapore better than us..because of modern lifestyle and safety..that's the perspective they considered.. Most of our foreigners in family package.or doing some job or studying... Maybe, Malaysia not doing their promotion well..Malaysia just being recognised because their airplanes lost and bombed..or 1MDB issue..
I think you speak to a "privileged " couple. I know many retail staff not doing SG business can't speak English in JB. For you who have a business, it's much easier to relocate there. Cost of doing business might be lower. Many Malaysians I know who are great PMET, settled in Singapore. Those with kids mostly convert to Singaporean. Malaysians are friendly. But as a Singaporean, I do get crap from the custom. not knowing Malay and dealing with their government is a headache.
I think the English part is more applicable to KL and resorts. But overall I feel like much more people can speak English compared to other Southeast Asian neighbors (apart of Singapore and Philippines)
@mohammadnoor9697 not biased. I go to M'Sia every month. When 20ish yo Aeon retail staffs can't speak in English is not uncommon. I'm pointing out a fact. Just like they are some Singaporeans can't speak proper English
If so, why do so many Malaysians trudge through the wee hours of the morning to cross into Singapore to earn their keeps? If it's a prison state, don't come. You are not welcome!
Bro👉make content to discredit other countries, your content discredits the country of other countries, change your behavior and respect other countries. The way you stay with PROVOCATION STYLE 🔥 youtubers make content to discredit the country of Malaysia, news 🔥 hoax🫵🤥
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I would definitely choose Malaysia over Singapore to live. It’s much more bigger, diverse and beautiful and everything is cheaper and friendlier. Yes Singapore is super clean and organized, but Malaysia wins in most aspects.
Singapore tries to be an asian western country.
Malaysia just tries to be itself
Curruption, pick pocket, robbery, bribing all malaysia win
👍👍👍😋😋😋
As a Malaysian I am proud to hear this statement 😁😁
Singapore is singking
One foreigner told me, Singapore is a place to earn money, Thailand is for vacation, Malaysia is for peaceful leaving
He lives South East Asia
Yes for living with peaceful is Malaysia 🇲🇾
Over the years, Malaysians of all races and religions have learnt to live quite comfortably with each other. They have mastered the skill of not hurting one another’s feelings on subjects such as race and religion and that is why, compared to other countries in the world which have the kind of religious and racial mix we have, Malaysia has probably the best record for harmonious inter-ethnic, inter-religious relations.
Malaysia is not perfect, certainly, but it is closer to perfection than any other country I know.
Nicely said
Its because of Islam..
@@mrj475ya , because ...we are majority in malaysia
Nice and good content bro! Welcome back to Malaysia to the couple! You've revived, reviewed and restored Malaysia's trending status again. Thanks guys!
Thanks bro 🙏💪
SG has not much room for real deep interactions due to the fast pace 😢. Will look to retiring in MY in 2-3 years time. Island, food, people and lodgings
Mr Angelo is well versed in Malaysia culture and Malaysian way of life. I totally agree with the info they shared. 👍
mr angelo mcm msian je
Love this video - full of information. We are going to Malaysia in Sept. Love to check out some of the places.
Singapore it's tidy and easy to control,Malaysia it's more difficult to control because its a little bit big island and many States.. that's only the difference..but I like the Singapore rules..I have to learn it last time when I working there around 7 years in many places in Singapore like my first job is in bedok ,second in Tampines,third times is at Marsiling..and my last trip is at Johore bahru before I comeback to my hometown in Sabah Malaysia...😊😊sorry for my English..I just learn English when I work in Singapore...it more like SINGLISH or MANGLISH I use it everyday..😊😊😅
Awesome video! Mr Angelo really nailed it about Msia style..Respect la brother 🫡🫡..Your video is one of a kind the content is so much different than other RUclipsr..I am a Sarawakian and I am proud to be a Malaysian. Malaysia truly Asia..Congrats bro you got a new subscriber!!
Thanks for resharing this recently, this was a good interview.
welcome to Malaysia Max Chernov. Enjoy the culture and unique scenery every state of Malaysia
My aunty has 5 kids.
1st kid - sent to malay school
2nd kid - sent to arabic school
3rd kid - sent to indian school
4th kid - sent to chinese school
5th kid - sent to malay school
So when the kids get into sibling-fighting, they fight and scream and yelling to each other like chicken and duck, goat and cow! Using different languages! 😂😂😂
😳😂 wow
@@MaxChernov yes..that's true story. 😁 I'm very impressed when i hear my cousins talking on the phone with their friends using tamil/mandarin/arabic fluently...
As for me, besides malay as 1st language & english as 2nd language, i just know basic arabic, basic mandarin & basic hindi...knowing more than 1-2 languages are common in Malaysia..☺️☺️
@@MaxChernov mamat ni sebok di banding kan.
🤣🤣🤣🤣👍🏻cool
Interesting to hear him say KL “grow upward”… which is very true. More and more tall buildings are being built. Whereas Kuching, my home State’s capital, grows outward.
nang bena!!
Great interview!
🙏
Great interview !! Thanks!!!!!!!!!!
So true! Me and my friend, we buy ramly burger and go up to hill~ chill and eat the supper 😂
Kuala Lumpur my hometown,i born and rise at here,and i still life at here😌i see howvthis city grow up
wow tht's my previous condo 😁. I love the landscaping there
Oh nice!
Koi
Another hidden spots very close to KL is Bukit Cerakah in Shah Alam, where there's paintball fields and Skytex canopy challenges. And also the various hiking and trekking to the waterfalls and hillside around Selangor, like Sungai Pisang in Gombak, waterfalls of Hulu Langat, Sungai Chilling and fish sanctuary, Bukit Tabur in Ampang which is famous for rock climbing etc. Going further north is Sungai Gopeng white water rafting in Perak, all these can be done in a day and there's usually a group that organized these hikes with scouts and Red Cross or St John Ambulance members in the group. That's how I used to spend my weekends when I was working in KL back before the pandemic, good old times.
Omg you mention Gopeng! A new found love for the cave.
He's right. I'm from the East Coast Peninsular (specifically Kuantan,Pahang). We are much more friendly & culture than the KL folks. The food is 100% delicacy, the vibe and the beaches/islands are simply calm. Next time you are on the road, come visit the East Coast States.
I will! Which one would you Recommend?
@@MaxChernov terengganu..
..in the East Coast, its dominantly populated by the Malay...the architecture,fashion design, food.. dress, religion, political view, the business..
Our West Coast had their outsider's ancestors since a few hundred of years..Arabic, Chinese, Indian, European...everything's blend together...even the Jews had their own settlement at Penang ..their last generation still here before the World War broke out..
Susah nak communicate. Tak ramai yg reti cakap English. Basic tu bole la ok no yes
Sorry..most of the mix people in malaysia are from east coast and northern
The friendly malaysian make malaysia difference.. we always welcome guests with hai or just simple smile.
Many don't know that Malaysia has an extraordinary beauty of the oldest rainforest in the world..the serene and peaceful of virgin forest and lake in Tasik Banding Hutan Belum in Gerik, Perak, Taman Negara in Pahang, Tasik Kenyir in Terengganu..Genting Highland, Cameron Highland, Maxwell Hills, Fraser's Hills, Mount Kinabalu, Semporna island, so much more natural beauty of the country which you can't find them in Singapore..
Yes, Singapore is clean because it's a small island and literally by compound anyone on the spot if they litter any bit of rubbish even a cigarette butt or just spitting on the roadside..you got to pay the fine and have to sweep the premises after that.. ☺️
You can also just fly easily from Singapore to all nice spots in Malaysia ☺️
I'm Malaysian but haven't been to all the places you listed here and btw my Sing friends couldn't wait for weekends to cross over here for holidays. They all hated being Singaporean.
@@kyleanuar9090 surely they are.. they been living in a large aquarium with fake pebbles and seaweeds.. trapped and stress out in a tiny island of concrete jungles>> nowhere to go..
Hi Max I would like to do interviews but I can’t do face to face, but through zoom. Though face to face can do with my business partner. The zoom will do while doing face to face with him. My business partner is in India, Navi Mumbai. The interview will be after published my memoir third addition in Jan.
Only KL can be used to compare Singapore, although Malaysia has everything. Not only are there Malays, Indians, and Chinese, but there are also other races, including bigger tribes like those in Sabah and Sarawak. Malaysia is very different from Singapore. Malaysia have large several islands, as well as tall mountains like Mount Kinabalu and chilly locations such at Genting, Cameron, and Ranau. Not suitable when compared together
I totally agree. Singapore is after all a city State unlike Malaysia which has mountains and large foresty national parks.
@@cityliving-rainforestperson Singapore's advantage is that it has a very high GDP, is politically very stable, has a high income, and is very smart about managing its economy.
Agree.. fair comparison.. singapore city and wilayah persekutuan Kuala Lumpur..
But the singaporean cannot affort bu a house..only renting...so what is the meaning high GDP but only the richest can buy the house..Even kumar the comedian said..As singaporean they cannot afford to pensiun..Work for the intire life..That is the reason people said good of higher GDP.They just have to work hard to maintain what ever they have..that is not life we are malaysian need for..
Singapore is like a large city
Malaysia is Rock🤘🏻
Loved Malaysia when I visited on vacation from Singapore .... Twice in the mid to late 90s..... That was the first time I fell in love ..... Singapore .... I was impressed ...... as someone from india ... Why not .... Loved singapore for its hawker centers .... Loved Malaysia for its beauty and warmth
Lovely friendly family
let me give you a good reason why visiting the islands in malaysia is almost the best. You won't even need to pay a dime for enjoying the beach, like any beach. Try going to Indonesia or Thailand, almost like a beggar society which might irritate you. I never like those harrassment culture. They take your as their ATM. You can camp at Malaysia beach for free
Who is your favorite in this family: Angelo, Ally of Alexandria?
of course the wife🤣
obviously Alexandria la bro...she doesn't have to do anything, jst be cute on camera😃😃😃😁😁
I wouldn't LoL
Both
both,bro
Love the channel. I just subscribe it
Thanks so much
Nice guy!!!
Ampang/ulu langat viewpoint restaurants has been closed for more than 5 yrs
All of them?! 😳
@@MaxChernov yes...actually the designated viewpoint is was closed then a lot of stalls mushroomed there, but then these were also closed down due to it is by a busy roadside and also at the edge of a cliff. But you cqn still go there to look at the view, though only by the roadside, be careful though.
Very super active and curious baby 👶 girl .
Terima Kasih
Singapore is clean yes but it is a small island.Friendly No.
Would not want it in any other way 🙂
Thanks!
Thanks so much
Nice condo! Which one is this?
I live in east Malaysia Kaula Lumpur is in west Malaysia east Malaysia is very beautiful here I live in Sabah that where I live
I’ve been to east, desaru, love it!
I love sabah..lama tak ke sana ...
In kl not weird it just we say hy or hello to strangers only that... And we say hy back..
Thx Max for this very useful video! Would you know if dogs are welcome or not in Malaysia? We have a small Pomeranian. Not sure if they have a dogs loving culture there. I tried looking for signage in your videos to see if dogs are prohibited from buildings or parks. Thanks.
Malaysian here, we dont have a lot of specific dog park here or facilities cater to dogs. Thats all. We dont hate dogs dont worry... And you will see more cats than dogs here in major cities.
Hi Bella Chu, of course dogs are welcome here in Malaysia. Their are many neighbourhoods with dog friendly parks, such as Desa Park City, Central Park Bandar Utama, Setia Eco pet friendly Park, Ara Damansara Park, and many more. You can google it for more suggestions. I’m a Malaysian and I have both cats & dogs fur babies 😊 There’s even dog and cat cafes here, in Kuala Lumpur.
However, there are major public parks which are not pet friendly though, such as KLCC park, Perdana National park, and other major public places, so you’ll just need to look up the regulations, because some public parks here have actual wildlife inhabitants (monkeys, monitor lizards, snakes etc).
@@gemmywhi3711 Actually there are many dog friendly parks here, just need to know the specific locations.
u can found a rare bred here, temolian dog, local kampung dog
@@aNt1P414tAO would you know if dogs are allowed in public transit and food courts?
Are these prices monthly or weekly?
that's not Pulau Tenggol and Pulau Tioman
In kl maybe a bit outside housing is at least a bit cheaper
My niece can speak mandarin fluently. Im malay btw.
Great content ! But heyyy come on your clips on the east coast island definitely not the locations that you mentioned .. those are not footages of pangkor, tenggol, redang and tioman!
We know already:) next time will check better
Max if u ar in Brunei. U can try to drive the longest bridge there. Fm Brunei to Sabah. Thnk u. Stay safe🙏🇸🇬
Oh yes, thanks
Foods are good
Not comparing countries, but personally I prefer a safer environment for my family, better education for my kids and accessibility to amenities…
Prefer send to international school
Completely understandable mate hope you find where u want to settle down
That Singapore
Didnt mention due to low currency n high cost for locals, many Malaysians are suffering.
1st sofa seat 💺
nice
Every countries also have a bad peoples,Malaysia is mixed races and religions, some peoples got a bad person and not at all..but we can avoid to meet that's bad person and choose the good person to make a friends..not at all bad person in Malaysia,actually whats this brothers talking is correctly..hopefully enjoys to stay in Malaysia 🇲🇾...
Ramly burger is the best
Dey the island footage are mostly wrong 😂
Ramly Burger SS 15 💪🦾
Why do you put fake videos of some of the islands. They are not Malaysia.
🇲🇾💗❤️🩹💝💖♥️🤩😍🥰💝❤️🩹💗🇲🇾
Earn sgd, live in malaysia. . Kuala lumpur is so much better place
You must visit 👉 east java, borobudur temple, white crater......
singapore is very small it is very easy to keep clean. If the country is not clean then it is a dustbin.
no excuse, even KL is the main capital also not clean, trust me, is the council they dont properly set the rule to prevent ppl simply throw rubbish and the education system is suck. If there are more and more penalty against ppl who simply throw rubbish and CCTV is around, it surely will be better.
I would rather choose Bangkok than kl to live in.
why? and where you from?
@@MaxChernov I am a Singaporean. I have always dreamed of living in Bangkok since a child. Bangkok is a second home to me. I have always been amazed by the beauty of Bangkok. I am just waiting to complete my education. Will most likely move to Bangkok in 2024, next year.
u should try golfing in malaysia, and become blood brothers for life in second
Oh cool
Singapore ? Too much kiasu attitude. Good human values are diminishing...
Sifat kiasu ada di mana2 negara. Baru 3 hari lepas baca berita mengenai baju kurung RM1 di Shah Alam. Smp berasak asak, berebut bagai. Bergaduh...sebelum ini pernah jugak terbaca kes kedai bundle yg baru dibuka..diserbu masuk berebut rebut lelaki dan wanita, smp ada wanita yg kena raba...malah bnyk lagi ... apa kah itu bkn sifat2 kiasu? Lebih dasyat kn? Sebab itu kita tk perlu mengata negara org berlebihan. Sbb negara sendiri pun sama mentaliti.😊
My late Singaporean sister used to tell me, how lucky we are living in Malaysia..... SGD50 cannot go far with grocery shopping.... moreover medical is too expensive. Any admission to hospitals (govt. Hospitals too, first thing they will ask is .... "do you have cpf? No cpf, credit cards, bank cards to show amount of money etc.
Crazy!
In Malaysia, treatment at govt. Hospitals are free unless of course, you seek treatment at private hospitals..
I understand alot many Singaporeans are seeking medical treatments at hospitals in johor bahru
Public hospital in sg not free?
Don't you dare call me, Aunty!!
Call me Sis, Ms or Ma'am..but don't call me Aunty. Only my nieces and nephews can call me Aunty. "Aunty" ages me.
I can see Sosial distance well in this interview. Correct?
What? 🤔
Singapore cleanlines by force, malaysian cleanlines by everyone volunteering to do it. Try throws some sweet in singapore you will get fine from nowhere, in malaysia, you will get cursed by doing it 🤣🤣🤣
Lol volenteering thats why malaysia so dirty
What do you mean get cursed by doing it???
but KL is not clean lol
Still, most Malaysians aren’t clean and won’t volunteer to keep the streets clean. I’ve seen many just simply throwing rubbish on the streets because they won’t get fined,
@@al16899 therw will be a bad apple in every society. Those bad apples doesnt represent all the bunch
First time went to Kuala Lumpur, I got mugged. The robbery put knife on my neck and took my phone and wallet. It was 2009.
Sorry to hear that you had a bad luck..
Am speculating they were most probably indonesian/foreign workers from indo.
They can easily committed crime in malaysia and go back to hide in indonesia.
@@linustw No, they are not Indonesian. I myself an Indonesian. I will be easily recognize if they are Indonesian.
@@mohdzaki1089 thats not a bad luck its always happen in malaysia, thats why singapore far better than malaysia interm of safety
@@linustw its malaysian who always make this kind of job
Malaysia is a LITTLE cheaper than Singapore??
Compared to SG it's definitely cheaper especially in terms of house rents.
Not little but much more ceaper
By far. Got to eat the chicken rice the portion is pathetically small.
Housing is so much cheaper. The rest is not so different I think.
That's the issue. Wages in Singapore are significantly higher.
Mr Money TV did an interview with Syed Saddiq. You should look at that.
So many capable Malaysians. But the political system seems to hinder progress
Pulau tenggol…👁️👄👁️
Never been! Wanna go!
@Max Chernov, are you sure the pictures of pulau Tenggol and Tioman are correct and actual? I have been to these islands and they look nothing like your pictures. They look very foreign.
Men's choose Thailand, Indonesia compare to Malaysia..because Malaysia's quite strict on drugs, alcohol and prostitution..not that, foreigners can't find it..but, much more spaces at those countries..women's might chose Singapore better than us..because of modern lifestyle and safety..that's the perspective they considered..
Most of our foreigners in family package.or doing some job or studying...
Maybe, Malaysia not doing their promotion well..Malaysia just being recognised because their airplanes lost and bombed..or 1MDB issue..
I think you speak to a "privileged " couple. I know many retail staff not doing SG business can't speak English in JB.
For you who have a business, it's much easier to relocate there. Cost of doing business might be lower.
Many Malaysians I know who are great PMET, settled in Singapore. Those with kids mostly convert to Singaporean.
Malaysians are friendly. But as a Singaporean, I do get crap from the custom. not knowing Malay and dealing with their government is a headache.
I think the English part is more applicable to KL and resorts. But overall I feel like much more people can speak English compared to other Southeast Asian neighbors (apart of Singapore and Philippines)
Those are mostly from the villages or plantations who migrate out to the nearest cities to work or start small businesses.
typical bias Singaporean, don't worry we have British council
@mohammadnoor9697 not biased. I go to M'Sia every month. When 20ish yo Aeon retail staffs can't speak in English is not uncommon.
I'm pointing out a fact. Just like they are some Singaporeans can't speak proper English
@calvyncraven1141 thanks for clearing that up.
Singapore is just a clean, organised prison.
If so, why do so many Malaysians trudge through the wee hours of the morning to cross into Singapore to earn their keeps? If it's a prison state, don't come. You are not welcome!
2:39 what this guy is talking about???
It's total gibberish. Completely wrong. What is his point?
Could you please explain it to me.
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