10 Must Not Do in Malaysia 

0:38 1. No kissing in public 1:22 2. Do not use the LEFT hand 2:09 3. Do not greet with a kiss 2:43 Do not point your finger 3:20 Do not touch the head 3:40 4. Don't be sexy in public 5:09 5. Do not wear shoes indoor 5:40 6. Do not accept taxes not using meters 6:19 7. Do not underestimate Malaysian traffic 6:54 8. Do not forget to bring umbrella 7:48 9. Do not forget to bring Tissues 8:33 10. Do not bring drugs Great video!Thanks for sharing.

Im from philippines i love the malaysia very much!

Malaysia is my dream country I'm Somali Canadian and I dream to living in Malaysia for future

Don't wear shoes when you're in people's house

I actually respect this amazing culture & would love to visit, but fyi the "not touch heads or hairs especially kidz" isn't islamic thing it's a cultural thing ..

As Muslim..we need to wash our butt with water. That's why in Malaysia we do have water to wash our butt. Tissue is not good to clean our butt.

Um i think they dont let people touch their heads because they dont want to ruin their hijab. Cuz like we iron and spent half an hour shaping our hijab. Hahahahahh

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that "don't pat other people's head" is true. happened to me once and they be like *woi jangan lah main kepale* while i'm just trying to pat their heads :') and i never pat anyone's head untill now. D:

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I enjoyed this. I lived in KL years ago and learnt the do's and don'ts. Many westerners don't understand the culture or the hidden rules, so you're video will be very helpful. Thankyou for uploading.

The first thing I'd recommend is to leave your winter clothes at home.

I love Malaysia too !! I've got many helps there, Malaysia is my second country in my heart !! Positive, peaceful and strong country !!!

salam dari indonesia, malaysia!

I saw many hate comments here. Hello ? We're Malaysian okay please proud!

#5 is kind of funny for me. I live in Finland and in here we take shoes off at home anyway. Here also foreigners don't seem to understand that :) But it keeps floors clean and leaves no scratches. At church we go inside shoes on, but it's historical and practical because winter here is COLD, could be minus 20-30 degrees Celsius (-4F to -22F), lots of snow and shoes are must. Think old medieval stone church that has no heating ;) Okei, new ones are heated but that's the basis of it. But taking shoes off when going to temple is not a big deal :)

Thank you for the tips, Felicia! We have similar culture as in here in Indonesia. Cant wait for my first trip to Malaysia🙌🏻 it’d only 3D 2N stay but i gotta enjoy my days to the fullest! Ahhhh i’m so excited😄🏃🏼‍♀️

i love malaysia.. i love islam in malaysia.. i'm from indonesia

I'm a Muslim girl from Malaysia, I'm happy to introduce my culture to the world

Excellent, thanks for putting this together, quite interesting to understand better different ways and cultures, mostly when I am planning a trip to your beautiful country. Cheers!

I feel this is going to help me so much for when I go back. Thanks so much!!

modesty is to look out for in Malaysia. but what pisses me off is the thought of catcalling and being assaulted in various ways, like it's disgusting and a shame. no matter how you wear; long/short sleeved, long/short pants, jubah or bertudung ke, makeup ke tidak. there will always be a disturbance who whistles and smooches for cheap attention. the one who are being catcalled AREN'T the ones to blame for what they wear, okay.

Thanks for the tips!!! We are travelling to and vlogging Malaysia for our first time next week👍 We are really excited 🙂. The food looks amazing😲 We do like a beer though🍺

Best explanation. So positive vibe here. Love Malaysia culture

I'm from indonesia, I've joined student exchange programs in Malaysia n I was shockkkkkkkk coz right after I finished praying at the mosque in Putrajaya a women come n scolded me coz she think I'm impolite by wearing a bit tight jeans.. lol it was embarrassed n unforgettable moment 😂😂 salam serumpun to all my friends in malaysia 🤗

dont use a taxi without using meter. my advise and most recomended, please use app grabcar. its more cheap than using a taxi

Very interesting video! I'm from Norway and I visited Kuala Lumpur a few years ago. My sister lived there for a while and got very good at shouting away scammy cab drivers with no meters xD I was told to always have shoulders covered so I'd wear t-shirts/tanktops with a long sleeve cardigan on top. And I was NOT prepared for the thunderstorms! lol. I had to run into a store and buy a new dress because the one I wore got drenched and a bit see-through :o

Good One. Thank a lot. I just came to Malaysia and really good to know these. I am from Sri Lanka. I got couple of similar things in Sri Lanka as well!. Thanks!

this is accurate, highly recommended for the tourists to watch this 🤗👍

im malaysian.. and it is quite interesting to here your conclusion on the way how we live in Malaysia :)

I really liked this kind of video. You really explain about malaysia, not just focus about something your race, which is what other youtuber do. Nice video :)

I think the not touching head thing is because newborn babies have a fragile head and somewhat like a soft spot? So if you're not careful, it could do some damage i think. idk I could be wrong

Malaysia is a beautiful country. I had visited KL in Oct 17. Will visit again soon

I'm from Singapore and I always see my cousin from KL complaining about the traffic! So poor thing... anyway, since you're Malaysian and really understand our weather, I'm wondering how's the weather like in Oslo in October? will it be too cold for us?

WOW cute job, Well done, very helpful. thanks

I still find it entertaining how in the East, it is considered more “upper class” to maintain a fair complexion but many in the West, prefer to be more on the tan side... There was a time that being fair skinned in the West was also desired because it meant you didn’t have to be outside doing manual labor, which a long time ago, meant you didn’t make much money. But when people started traveling to “exotic” locations where it was always sunny and would come back tanned, this started becoming associated with wealth because at the time, it meant you had the money to trave to these destinations.

I love ur video :) never expect there'll be a lot of bad/racist comments from Malaysian itself :(

actually I think why they don't like you touch their heads (commonly for Muslim girl) because they don't want you to ruin their hijab that they spend almost an hour to prepare it...

This was very helpfull :)) Thanx you so much.

thank you for this lovely video i enjoyed watching it :)

1:39 I'm left handed so how the flip do I eat using my right hand?! Here's I use my hands. Left hand (write,eat,drink,hold and pretty much everything except the right hand) Right hand (Washing my butt ( yeah that's disgusting) and use to help my left hand) Living as a left handed person is a bit hard lol

I Love You Felicia Keep It up with your good video 😍

This video was very helpful. Thank you

VERY GOOD QUALITY VIDEO. 2 THUMBS UP!

7:24 RIP headphone users

it Same as in Indonesia.. nice cultre. we have to be proud of our eastern culture.

I am from srilanka. My future hope is to do a job in Malaysia & Settle down with my family in Malaysia. I love Malaysia so much Coz it's vast development last few years & muli-culture living in a peaceful environment ❤

When you visiting Malaysia, please respect our country... Rules, cultures, religions, people and so on. We, Malaysian will welcome y'all with smile.

I'm coming to Malaysia next year to study fashion at limkokwing

Filipinos are same with malaysians like me. I bring my umbrella always for the sun and the rain ^ ^ plus the traffic, the beaches, and the non-metered taxi

Every country is good thx for doing this video i m malaysian ftom Kuala Lumpur,Bukit Bintang.

The way you present this video is very nice.. and I am from Sri Lanka and got really surprised to see the similarities we both have .. interesting!

I am melayu mix chinesse . But i respect both

That really annoy me so much my friend says I'm cute and she keep touching my head and I keep dodging it and she said :"what"

Thanx! Coming to visit your amazing country in July. Greetings from Holland.

same in indonesia .. hey i love your videos .. i just hit subscribe .. greeting from Indonesia .. Keep it up

I'm half Malaysian snd really want to go there!

Malaysia is a Great country Btw I'm from florida

Thanks nice information I m coming in December for celebrate Christmas

Will definitely be visiting KLmarch 2019. Helpful tips

Right, let me point few things I think are wrong in your video: 1. You are allowed to touch people's heads. Culturally for Malay, it is a sign of love for the elderly (or older people) to place their hands on younger people's heads. However, it is considered rude and a sign of disrespectful if the younger ones place their hands on older people's head. Hehehe, when I was 7 years old, I accidentally put my hands on my teacher's head while she was sitting on the floor picking up papers. She did not say anything, but I still remember the way she looked at me. 2. Putting your hands on your own head is more inappropriate as much as putting your feets on your head. It is more something to do to respect your own head, being on the top and all, and it is not a place for your own feet or your hands to be there. It is like if your sitting on your own pillow which you normally put your head every night. Kinda weird you put your butt where your head gonna rest later. The same as putting legs on the a coffee table. In some culture, it is not appropriate as it is not what a coffee table for. 3. Most Malays don't care if you do this to your own families or your own pillows because most Malays, don't try to reinforce their own cultures to other races, like the Chinese don't reinforce their own to the other races as well. 4. Actually for public places, there are laws prohibiting people to be almost naked. It is distracting and disrespect to the public, not just the Malays. In my opinion, we Malaysians are not westerners, they have their own cultures, and I don't think we ought to embrace their cultures while living in Asian countries. I am sure, the Chinese also have their own cultures regarding what and what not to wear correct? Or are we forced to embrace western cultures and ideas that we forgotten our own and let this world to be a monolithic cultural place? One thing I like about Malaysia, it is the diversity and multiculturalism. I would thoroughly hate myself to live in a monocultural society. 5. In the video, you only mentioned the Mosque that need to be dress appropriately. Yes, majority of Malaysians are Muslim, however, the dress appropriately should be also applied to Hndu temples, Chinese temples, and also churches. Also in government offices as well, schools, Istana, or even going for an interview or at a work place ( unless you are working for certain jobs that require you to be naked or in bikini, but those things are illegal in Malaysia :D) Thanks for making this video. Kinda show us, or me at least, some Malaysians still does not know each other cultures. Not, just you, me as well to be honest. I don't know much of the Chinese and Indian cultures, al tho, I got friends back in school and in college. Hey, I still remember when a teacher (a malay btw) scolded the entire class for not showing respect and sympathy to one of our chinese classmates, when she was wearing a white cloth on her arm. Apparently she just lost her family members. Hey, Mei Lin, if you are reading this, sorry about that. We were completely oblivious and ignorance when we were in secondary school. Do you forgive us?

Similar culture. Using left hand to eat or to write, is considered as rude behavior, especially at the front of seniors. Good videos. thanks

sorry for the indiscreet question, but if there are no tissues in the toilets, only water jets, how the Malaysians do for drying the then wet part? Or is it common the leave the toilet with wet marks on their bottoms? Thanks!

Thank you. This video is very VERY helpful. I don't wanna come across as a jerk lol

I'm coming to malaysia for you 😊

Yeahh i live in Langkawi 💞. Well... that was pretty random 😂

Great vid, well presented.

This sucha helpful video :)

I think you should add 1 more: No.11: most Malaysian are too sensitive about race and religion, so better not discuss, ask, debate, argue, tell or simply talk about these two while you are in Malaysia. Otherwise you will be label as racist.

You can also point your finger with the index finger. It's not a problem. Usually, Muslim uses index finger to point at somebody or objects. You can use both of the thumb and the index finger but not the middle finger. It's not prohibited in Malaysia. It is called Sunnah which mean our prophet's way.

Thank you for the tips!!

I'm waiting for your next video; quick!!!

any non malaysian here???

I love malysia i am from pakistan 😘😘

Great video. I like the popup pictures too.

Love your work, great videos. Just an observation, and perhaps something you should consider especially when you are talking about culture is to not use swear words. I understand you are being straightforward and real for the sake of a genuine user message. But i couldnt forward your video to my sisters daughter who is 9 as they are moving to KL. Food for thought.

2 points that i need to put out. Malaysia is not a muslim country. Islam is just an official religion. Things bout people looking or even having an issue bout bikinis and stuff does not happen in the east part of Malaysia like Sabah and Sarawak. These 2 states are the most tolerent states in Malaysia be as religion or even cultural. Im a Malaysian myself who resides in Sydney. I love Malaysia. I like ur channel to. :)

MALAYSIA IS COOL HIDUP MALAYSIA

I'm living in Malaysia 4 years it's really beautiful country wonderful ppl everything I really lov it and I hope can stay and live here forever

Great video I'm currently in Malaysia and love it

And one more thing don't judge our culture

This was very helpful, now I know to never visit Malaysia!

Great video with good imformation , i want to visit Malaysia one day .

Even tho im Malaysian i didnt know some of these! Thank you!

If you steal something they will punch you until you almost die then they call the police

Im from malaysian too but.. but if i point... i just point like this~>☝👆👇👈👉

Lovely video Glad you from your country telling us not from someone that's not from there

what can i say is that all your points are so on point 💯💯

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I hate when my friends touch my head tho

Good advice. Grab is soooo much better. Had a couple of bad taxi experiences and now I will only use Grab!

I like your content..very good and refresh and very good tips for non malaysian people for westerner

1. don't make jokes about najib..

You kinda pretty cute and speak clearly well compared with typical Malaysians who often used lah, can do, and with strange tone.

Fair comments and good information by a charming pretty ah moi. Waaaahhh.

Awesome video @Feliciazoe 👍🏻🇲🇾😊

MALAYSIA IS GOOD

i hope indonesian people is good to chinese too.... i am a chinese, but i feel like an alien here

Hello guys iam from India.... As an Indian I say our traditions are quite similar... And love to visit KL one day 😍

That's lovely you made a video about don'ts in Malaysia especially about that take off the shoes and tissues (and I believe Asian did the same thing, haha). Please don't take it serious (tourists) but its cool to different cultures. Everyone born unique. :)