Hello! This is RENA🌸 Since April 2023, my mother and I have come to Malaysia to study abroad with my two sons🇲🇾 Both mother and son started studying abroad with zero English skills. I started RU-vid to share what it's like in Malaysia with my family in Japan and to record my growth.
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Just want to let you know about mangosteen, if the mangosteen feels like rock hard that usually means it has gone bad. So when you choose mangosteen, try squeeze abit and it should feel little abit soft. It the skin is rock hard means it is bad or going to go bad. Good mangosteen you can crack open by putting between your palm and squeeze like you are squeezing lemon juice.
@@RENA.ryu_gaku2023 You are welcome. Sometimes the skin can be abit hard but as long as the flesh in the mangosteen are still firm and white then it is still fine. If it turned dark brown and mushy then means it has gone bad.
woww as a local,,, i can say your expense already considered lavish lifestyle. But of course i do understand that happen to compensate adjustment living in diff country right?
At times, Jaya Grocer sell blueberries at rm7.90 per packet (promotion). Do explore more fruit stores. There are various supermarkets in KL like NSK and wholesalers..which you can spend less😊❤
@@RENA.ryu_gaku2023small fonts is OK...just hard to read because of the light color and mostly the video shot in bright lighting. Try add black outline around the fonts about quarter 'weight' of the font size, a solid outline, not glow or shadow effect... I think that's better since you got to use small fonts that you like and we can read with ease.
@@RENA.ryu_gaku2023i kinda understand this is tough to solely depend on savings. I hope you will find ways. i do agree it's hard to get same level of entertainment/quality like in Japan. Maybe slowly figure out local entertainment and enjoy life like others have.
@@RENA.ryu_gaku2023 the app on airasia have car ehailing service,you can compare both apps price before you booking. grab is definitely is more expensive then airasia but they have more driver ( less waiting time ).airasia need to wait longer to get driver.
While I understand expats are used to using and eating the foods from their own country. If you adjust to the local way of life even a little you see the difference. For example, going to a local hair dresser (some have comparable standards to Korean and.Japanese hairdresser) , shop local like NSK or Lotus or even go to morning markets in OUG or SS2, go to kopitiam instead of foodcourts in shopping malls and etc. As your kids are hitting puberty and need to eat a lot, shopping in morning markets and hypermarket is the way to go. A lot of other things can be saved but food is essential especially for teenagers who need more food so that their physical growth will not be affected. All the best!
Thank you for your advice. It's very helpful! I haven't been to the morning market yet, so I'll try it next time in SS2. There are a lot of nice shops in SS2, aren't there? I like it too. I'll try my best every day to make life better for them. Thank you!
