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 Posted: Fri May 28, 2010 9:13 am
I've saw Koreans, Japanese introducing their languages here so I would like to introduce mine to the world. This language is called Bahasa Malaysia or Bahasa Melayu (You can use both but most people say Bahasa Melayu)
So, this is kinda the main language in my country. The minority is Kadazan and Sarawak ones (Really sorry I don't know those language..) These are a few basic ones:
Good day=Selamat Sejahtera
Good Morning= Selamat Pagi
Good night= Selamat Malam
Good Evening=Selamat Petang
Good Afternoon= Selamat Tengah Hari
How are you?= Apa Khabar?
My name is= Nama saya ialah [Insert you name here]
I=Saya
You=Awak
We= Kita/ Kami (I'll explain this later.)
Goodbye= Selamat Jalan (I think, I forgot, everyone says bye nowadays..So, pls correct me if I'm wrong..)
Hmm.. If you want to know more just reply at this post or PM me..
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Posted: Tue Jun 15, 2010 8:10 pm
Erriol I've saw Koreans, Japanese introducing their languages here so I would like to introduce mine to the world. This language is called Bahasa Malaysia or Bahasa Melayu (You can use both but most people say Bahasa Melayu) So, this is kinda the main language in my country. The minority is Kadazan and Sarawak ones (Really sorry I don't know those language..) These are a few basic ones: Good day=Selamat Sejahtera Good Morning= Selamat Pagi Good night= Selamat Malam Good Evening=Selamat Petang Good Afternoon= Selamat Tengah Hari How are you?= Apa Khabar? My name is= Nama saya ialah [Insert you name here] I=Saya You=Awak We= Kita/ Kami (I'll explain this later.) Goodbye= Selamat Jalan (I think, I forgot, everyone says bye nowadays..So, pls correct me if I'm wrong..) Hmm.. If you want to know more just reply at this post or PM me.. Don't worry...in Sarawak there's Melayu Sarawak,and I'm a Sarawakian,soI can help a bit...really.
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Posted: Wed Jun 16, 2010 1:36 pm
I don't know that someone had started this thread... whee I also could help you... I'm a Sarawakian but sometimes I had problem speaking my native language since the last school I went used English most still my English is... well... a little... weak... =w=
And yeah... They either used 'Selamat Jalan' or 'Selamat Tinggal'.
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Posted: Fri Jun 18, 2010 6:54 am
Katana Drifters Erriol I've saw Koreans, Japanese introducing their languages here so I would like to introduce mine to the world. This language is called Bahasa Malaysia or Bahasa Melayu (You can use both but most people say Bahasa Melayu) So, this is kinda the main language in my country. The minority is Kadazan and Sarawak ones (Really sorry I don't know those language..) These are a few basic ones: Good day=Selamat Sejahtera Good Morning= Selamat Pagi Good night= Selamat Malam Good Evening=Selamat Petang Good Afternoon= Selamat Tengah Hari How are you?= Apa Khabar? My name is= Nama saya ialah [Insert you name here] I=Saya You=Awak We= Kita/ Kami (I'll explain this later.) Goodbye= Selamat Jalan (I think, I forgot, everyone says bye nowadays..So, pls correct me if I'm wrong..) Hmm.. If you want to know more just reply at this post or PM me.. Don't worry...in Sarawak there's Melayu Sarawak,and I'm a Sarawakian,soI can help a bit...really. That would be just nice!^^
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Posted: Fri Jun 18, 2010 11:05 pm
Thanks...u lead the way,sir.
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Posted: Mon Jun 21, 2010 12:02 am
OK...now for our class today,we will learn about numbers xp But hey,that's really help...Now get this..
1= Satu ( sah-too)
2=Dua (duo-wha)
3=Tiga (tee-gha)
4=Empat ( amh-phat)
5=Lima (lee-mah)
6=Enam ( e-namn)
7=Tujuh ( too-joh)
8=Lapan ( lah-pahn)
9=Sembilan (sem-bee-lahn-d)
10=Sepuluh( se-poo-loh)
.....kay,after that,the number will started from 11 (sebelas[ seh-beh-lass]) until the number 9,as the 10 is represented by se @ satu(1)....and the numbers are called before the word belas( beh-lass),[like dua belas=12....] and that's it 4 today.any questions?
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Posted: Mon Jun 28, 2010 10:44 pm
And IMPORTANT to notice that Bahasa Malaysia is different than Bahasa Indonesia.So don't think that our Mr Obama can speak Malaysian so good.....No hard feelings! biggrin
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Posted: Sun Jul 11, 2010 6:15 am
Katana Drifters And IMPORTANT to notice that Bahasa Malaysia is different than Bahasa Indonesia.So don't think that our Mr Obama can speak Malaysian so good.....No hard feelings! biggrin LoL! XD Really? I didn't know! I am living under the coconut shell! XP Oh, 'Malaysian' usually refered to people...
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Posted: Sun Jul 11, 2010 7:14 pm
That's rite...oh being an otaku isn't easy..
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Posted: Tue Dec 28, 2010 6:27 pm
I'm a malaysian but i really CAN'T speak bahasa melayu biggrin (cause i'm livin in germany biggrin ) so it's nice that i can learn here a lil bit =)
uh, one i know: Selamat Datang smile
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Posted: Sat Apr 16, 2011 7:47 am
i dont understand, although teach has teach this but i forget already......
what's the different between kamu and awak and saya dan aku?
same meaning but when do you use those?
(Anyways, i'm from Pulau Pinang)
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Posted: Mon Apr 25, 2011 11:47 pm
Quote: i dont understand, although teach has teach this but i forget already...... what's the different between kamu and awak and saya dan aku? same meaning but when do you use those? (Anyways, i'm from Pulau Pinang) i can help u to understand... word 'kamu' and 'awak' is the same meaning.. 'kamu' 'awak' = you this word is a polite way when u wanna talk with someone u dunno him/her... word 'saya' and 'aku' also same meaning.... 'saya' 'aku' = I / me but, there is a different of using of this word... using 'saya' is a polite way to use when u wanna talk with someone u didn't know... while, 'aku' always use when u already know that person (but, seriously.. sweatdrop dont use it when talking with ur parent even u guys know them) use it when u r with ur frenz... 4laugh anyway, my parent village also in Pulau Pinang...i luv to go to Pulau Pinang... 4laugh
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Posted: Tue Apr 26, 2011 6:38 pm
Grandmaster sweet usagi Quote: i dont understand, although teach has teach this but i forget already...... what's the different between kamu and awak and saya dan aku? same meaning but when do you use those? (Anyways, i'm from Pulau Pinang) i can help u to understand... word 'kamu' and 'awak' is the same meaning.. 'kamu' 'awak' = you this word is a polite way when u wanna talk with someone u dunno him/her... word 'saya' and 'aku' also same meaning.... 'saya' 'aku' = I / me but, there is a different of using of this word... using 'saya' is a polite way to use when u wanna talk with someone u didn't know... while, 'aku' always use when u already know that person (but, seriously.. sweatdrop dont use it when talking with ur parent even u guys know them) use it when u r with ur frenz... 4laugh anyway, my parent village also in Pulau Pinang...i luv to go to Pulau Pinang... 4laugh But isn't it anda for the "you" that you can't see/dont know?
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Posted: Tue Apr 26, 2011 11:21 pm
Quote: But isn't it anda for the "you" that you can't see/dont know? well, 'anda' is the most polite word when u with ppl u dunno...but, usually...this word 'anda' always use in asking question (like doing homework questions)...so, in Malaysia, we always use it in asking...some use it by in conversation (like interviewing someone) Example (conversation) : Usagi : Can I interview you miss? Usagi : Boleh saya temu duga dengan anda cik? Example (homework) From your observation, give one reason.... Daripada pemerhatian anda, berikan satu sebab... that is how we use word 'anda' 4laugh 3nodding 4laugh
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Posted: Fri Apr 29, 2011 6:40 pm
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