others country have 4 season in 1 year, but in Malaysia we have 4 season in 1 day, morning - spring afternoon - summer evening - fall night - cold...😂😂
The more I watch videos about Malaysia. the more I fall in love with that country and people. Big heart for you Malays and Malaysians Sincerely Iranian
Absolutely right. I am going there for studying few months later... Is there any advice in general? I will be glad if you tell @@DivertLiving By the way. wish you guys all the bests. and thank you for useful video .
I as Malaysian want to thank you very much for coming to my country. Hand shake is actually okay with the non muslim, but for the muslim, you cant hand shake with anyone that is not your same gender or your family. For the acohol you can find it in supermarket such tesco, giant or 7e but remember dont drink it in public. Hugging or kissing is okay if you're married but dont do french kiss, you will get an awkward stare from people surrounding. Most likely everyone in Malaysia can speak english cause it's our second language and we learned it since kids at school. And for pointing finger to show direction, for us it seem quite rude, so instead of pointing finger, we use our thumb(make a fist, most Malaysian do this) or point by using all fingers. If want to see much more culture and ethnics, do come to sabah and sarawak. There's more than 30 ethnics.
iGamez google ke buat ayat sendiri ni bro😂 @IGamez @Alia Raub @mira qamarina @Jojie Feriest @Emyne Fahimah Chan @rosemawar merah First of all......i'm sooo sorryyy if my word buat korang tersinggung...sorry sangat2 if joke aku is too rude..sorry guys...i didn't mean like that....n inglish aku memang tak A like u guys but aku still boleh faham n tulis.inglish aku setakat B,C Jerr time skola...i'm so sorry n aku menyesal....sorry
10.. yes Muslim cant handshake with opposite gender. It is our religion , Islam. But if you meet Indian or Chinese or other than Muslim they do handshake. 9.. The reason why we cant use shoes everywhere bcs of our cleanliness and also respect 💕 8.. No PDA, kissing, hugging.. bcs the main population here is Muslim, we are taught not to. 7.. I think most Malaysian can speak English because it was a core subect too in our school.😄 6.. Umbrella ? Oh yeah. We are here in Khatulistiwa.. it is like that, can't help with that 😅 5.. Malay is a race, Malaysian is ALL of us. You got it right here 😀 4.. Again, because most of us is Muslim. Alcohol,beer; you will not have it in most place. But if you want it, you can find it at 7Eleven. 3.. Malay eat beef, so actually it is easy for you to find it maybe it was a wrong place. Sorry for that. 2.. It is just a polite way to point. Weve been taught since we are kids 😊 1.. Durian. IT IS A KING OF FRUIT HERE 😍 You will get a cheap durian when it is the season but most place you can eat it at stall but yeah in the hotel or restaurent or shopping market or airport it is prohibited. 💕 Love from Terengganu, Malaysia. 💕
@@DivertLiving you should go to morning market or pasar tani. there are a lot of people selling beef there. it's actually easy to find beef in malaysia. the polite way to point direction in malaysia is by using your thumb. that's why you see people clenched their fist but actually they pointed direction with their thumb.
Malay Muslim do not consume pork and alcohol, and Hindu do no consume beef, Hindu love mutton and Chinese love pork and duck roast but Malay do not much consume duck... malay just enjoy telur masin (duck salt egg)...haha🦆 ...some Chinese and Indian are vegetarian... some malay also eat vegetarian food if they go out with vege friends.. Anyway... most of us really enjoy Chicken!🐓🐣 it suit all races...thats is the reason why KFC is the most enjoyable restaurant for all Malaysian... Mamak Restaurant also suit malay, chinese and indians food code.. thats is the reason Mamak is very popular here... anyway, roti canai and dhal is a kind of light meal that suit for everybody... Enjoy to be Malaysian...🇲🇾🤗
@@jaharudinalias4816 Saya suka itik,itik category daging merah memang tak galak makan banyak.So far darah tinggi terkawal.Lagi 1 ramai yang kata kambing akan menyebabkan darah tinggi tapi sebenarnya tak.Apa2 seimbangkan makan,exercise dan stress management.In sha Allah ok.
Being Malaysian and Muslim I want to thank you for your visit and word. Be a traveler rather than a tourist is the best option to discover a country. Good day
I’m Malaysian Chinese. Nice introduction to all the travellers. English is our first or second language, for Chinese most of them can speak at least 3 languages which is Malay, English and mandarin, and some others can speak hokkien, Cantonese and more. In Malaysia is quite good, because you can try different cultural that’s multicultural.
English is very commonly spoken in Malaysian. The english language has become the second language of the country. Malaysian people learn english since kindergarten. That’s why malaysian people can speak in english even it is not so good.
@@Ohnajib Dalam Perlembagaan Persekutuan, Perkara 152 menyatakan bahawa bahasa Melayu sebagai bahasa kebangsaan dan dijadikan bahasa rasmi negara Malaysia. Dari sudut ilmu, bahasa Melayu disandarkan kepada bangsa Melayu dan peradaban Melayu. Walau bagaimanapun, kabinet memutuskan istilah bahasa Malaysia turut digunakan selain bahasa Melayu untuk menyemai semangat kekitaan dalam kalangan rakyat Malaysia. Maka, penggunaan kedua-dua istilah tersebut boleh disesuaikan mengikut konteks penggunaannya. Contohnya, jika merujuk ketamadunan Tanah Melayu, maka penggunaan yang paling tepat ialah bahasa Melayu. Sumber: prpmv1.dbp.gov.my/Search.aspx?k=kabinet&d=10
Absolutely, eventhough im a muslim... But, in Sabah n Sarawak(well im half sabahan n half sarawakian) u can find porks n alcohol everywhere... Bcoz majority in East Malaysia are Non-Muslim... N im used to this culture... Tbh, i still cant get the Peninsular Malaysia culture😂...
English is common in Malaysia. Most people can speak or understand English. English is a compulsory subject in school. Generally Malaysian knows many languages. Especially in town or cities. Malays know Malay & English. Indians know Malay, English & Tamil. Chinese know Malay, English, Mandarin, and some other dialects like Cantonese, Hockien, etc. This is just generally speaking. Of course there are some knows more than that.
Calvin F and me myself barely can speak malay, english, arabic, and all state dialect in Malaysia inc sabah, brunei and sarawak😂😂 cause malaysian mostly can speak other language fluently
There’s a trick where you can eat pork and beef. So i’m gonna give you some tips in case you’re visiting Malaysia again in future. So the Malaysia consist of a lot of race and culture, majority will be the Malay, Chinese and Indian. Everyone have things they can consume and can’t consume. For the Malay, they do not eat pork and no alcohol. For Chinese some of them do not consume cow meat, while for Indian majority of them didn’t eat beef too because Cows are holy for them. So if you’re going to Malay restaurant (u can identify them if you see someone wearing hijab in the restaurant or some of the signage will have arabic words written) - they always have meat which we call as Daging. So if you see on the menu written with Daging word in it, it mean the food have meat in it. For Chinese restaurant, easiest to find ask the local Chinese people where is the nearest hawker, the best place to have Chinese food may also have Malaysian food. Most of the time it’ll look like an open space with a lot of small booth/vendor stall here and there. You may find pork and chicken and alcohol. For the Indian restaurant it might be tricky, coz everyone go to Mamak to have curry but again no pork. There’s only chicken, meat and seafood curry. There’s an Indian restaurant that i know in Penang there wont be any meat nor pork, i’m not sure about the alcohol. For the market wise it seem you went to small wet market. You’ll need to find biggest market. Usually it will split into 2 section wet and dry. The majority will be selling seafood, few poultry and maybe 1-2 butcher (either cow or lamb or both) and there’s pork from another vendor. Like i mentioned just now we consist on Many races and religious and like in your videos Majority are muslim. So muslim do not eat pork that’s why some of the vendor do not sell meat/lamb together with pork (majority of muslim will be Malay but there’s Indian muslim and Chinese muslim as well, hence why i will just call it as Muslim). Hope this will help, come again to Malaysia and stay safe during this Pandemic 👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻
You say that and you will get in a polite argument or get yelled at depending on what type of Malaysian you are talking to. We take our food very seriously. You jangan bercakap buruk tentang makanan Kami ah!
For men, you can’t shake women’s hand. For women, you can’t shake men’s hand. And one more thing, even if someone is indian or Chinese, they could be muslim too
Love the Dont's. We Muslimd eat beef but we respect our Hindu friends also so during festive events shared by Malaysians, we will not serve beef. I believe you guys are polite travellers! Safe travel and enjoy your next destination..
@@billieanneruben7212 ?????? Nooo. It's the sign of respect. That's how much Islam teach it's followers to respect women. You can't touch other ppl's children and making them like yours already.
@@billieanneruben7212 No man, man can only shakes hand with male, female can only shakes hand with female, but sometimes there is the time that we do feel it's rude to leave it hanging, so we shake it anyways.
i went to malaysia last year and its really great,i think malaysia is heaven of food🤤i only remember nasi kerabu,thats so good,you guys needs to try it
There are 3 major races & 14 states in Malaysia. The recipes are different from every races & states. That's why you could find thousands kind of food. Even for us Malaysian, we never taste all kind of Malaysia's food
As a Malaysian, i am very proud and appreciate your efforts in this video. All the points are true and its really helpful for other visitors 😆😆. Thank you ❤.
At my house we dont really care if you wear shoes in the house but i also live on a farm haha Thanks for watching man just checked out your channel. Great work
Hi, I'm a Malaysian from Sabah which is the East Side of Malaysia. I had to explain it like that because not everyone knows the existence of Sabah. I love how you both explained about the things that you shouldn't do in Malaysia. Please come to Sabah and experience the beauty and maybe vlog about it. 😊. You'll find that in Sabah, there are many ethnics that you both may have never heard of. I myself am a Kadazan, I wonder if you both have ever heard of it🤔.. Oh and also, if you plan to come to Sabah, come during the Harvest Festival which is on the 30th & 31st May. Visit this specific place - - - KDCA on that date. So start planning for next year 😉
But in Sabah, Malaysian Borneo, there's also rule that you can't do: 1. No public nudity 2. Respect their cultures 3. Muslim women also not allowed to do hand shake with men.
There are few things you are wrong about the pork and beef stuff... The 3 majority races or religious in malaysia is muslim, chinese, indian. Hence in this 3 races, muslim are NOT allowed to eat pork. Indian are NOT allowed to eat beef. And some chinese are vegetarian. So you might see easier for chicken and fish.
Correction to your comment as well. Muslim is not a race. It is a group of people who subscribe to the religion Islam. I believe you are refering to Malay if you are comparing with other races like Chinese or Indian. because there are such thing a Chinese Muslims, Indian Muslims, American Muslims etc who are not malay by ethnic.
Hi guys,, Im from Chiang mai, Thai but i living in Malaysian 10 years already and really love to living here.. To me..different religion very good in one country..at least we can know a lot of things about Malaysian.. We are love Malaysian😂
You guys have been very humble and considerate while commenting about us Malaysians and the country per se. They way you replied to people's comments here are examplary. I like the modesty you guys showed considering that we are all free to talk about other people from our own perspectives. I wish u guys find many many more unforgetable wonderful memories when you decide to come back to see Malaysia again!
It's not just about it being a muslim majority country, it's about Asian value. How often do you see people in Japan, China or India smooch in public, especially the elderlies?
Because most of the Muslims give more birth rate than other races especially Chinese (Indians' birth rate is little better than Chinese, and I don't know about other races). The population of Chinese gone down quite much compared to the time Malaysia gets its independence due to numerous emigration and mass declining birth rate and increasing unmarried rate plus better healthcare policy in Malaysia, so you can see more and more increasing elderly among Chinese population which makes the ratio of the Chinese elderly vs whole Chinese population going higher and higher every year.
Instead of 'Dont do this in Malaysia' it should be 'Things that we find Unique/Different/Interesting/New in Malaysia'. Seeing some -ve comment in the comment section kind of threw me off since this video solely based on your views of Malaysia and not things that happen daily or represent Malaysia/Malaysian as a whole. Great video btw but I only hope you guys did a little bit of research before posting the video.
about the hand shake ting, its not because yre a male, it is the same goes to the opposite sex... the females dont hand shake with a male whos not in blood related. but this usually those devoted muslims, mostly the elderly, very rare in the city.
well then start reading the comments from the malaysians and change the title of your negative video. other naive tourists might actually think they can get fined or prosecuted for every little thing and not visit the country.
wow,so malaysia is gaining popularity now?I as a malaysian dont know my country is getting popular,but Im proud to see how people make videos about my country
Well The point is Just be nice each other and just respect each other to and.. whatever the reason for such a thing we should respect them regardless of the different religions of that person.well nice to meet you all...peace guy's..fan from Malaysia 🤗🤗
u can point your finger or even full fingers to show direction, there's nothing wrong about it, but just don't point it to a person while you were talking and then when he/she seeing u doing like that, it's like you are talking something about them and that probably going to get you
1. You can get alcohol just about everywhere but don't go to a restaurant open by Malays as chances are they don't provide alcohols. 2. Pork you can get it at non halal restaurants while beef is quite common, I'm not sure why you find it difficult to get. 3. You just don't shake hands with a religious Muslim man if your opposite sex, but yet again not everyone really follows the rules. Anyhow hope you enjoy your stay here in KL. Should go around jalan Alor and Bukit Bintang, Changkat, bangsar
Can you not say like that? Because we as a tourist don't want get any trouble to muslim and we respect the culture and we dont want to ruin the culture. I think you just being disrespect to other religion. Damn feels bad about you. LOL
Foreigner doesn't want to go at the Indian or Chinese restaurant. When they traveling here, mostly they wanna taste the real culture of Malaysia.. of course they have to respect the bumiputras culture more..
Indecent behavior restriction is not because of Islamic law, but lies under the 5th pillar of Malaysia (rukun negara) which brings the meaning of being modest and well manners (kesopanan dan kesusilaan). The rules is not just for the muslim but for every Malaysia..being modest in behavior as well as on social media as well.
"Their conversational skills are very well." Good English! Kidding aside, this was a very informative video on a country often overlooked by most travelers. There's a million videos on Thailand but so few on Malaysia yet they are neighbors!
@@DivertLiving Unfortunately u have to postpone it for this year. Maybe next year, after this pandemic subside, hopefully u could come & visit us again.
Junko Nakamura Philippines, we been colonized by spaniards thats history said. Yes were doomed stuck at home not fun. Maybe next year we visit again❤️💕. Stay safe home stay safe!
This is the first time i watch your video, and as a Malay Malaysian Muslim i found it 98% accurate😁 kuddos both of you👍. Both of you had put a superb efforts in understanding and explaining our culture and common to peoples especially a travellers around the world in a good and accurate info and explaination.. And what's even more beautiful is both of you conveyed them in respect and good acceptance. 😘. May God bless both of you 😊 ❤️. I watched, I found it interesting and good contents, I subscribe 😙
There are a few mistakes you made. 1. Pork and beef are found in abundance in Malaysia. The Malaysian Chinese which constitute 1/4 of the population have pork in their menu everyday, the Chinese markets do sell pork. The Malays love beef, so there're lots of beef in the Malay market but not in Chinese or Indian markets . I think you just went to the wrong markets. 2. Alcohol can be drunk quite readily in Chinese and Indian restaurants in Malaysia. You went to the Malay-owned restaurants. 3. Malaysia's good command of English is due to the English education in Science and Maths subjects unlike Thailand and also due to the broadcast of English movies in its original form and not dubbed like in Thailand. So it is NOT because of British colonial influence but giving more acknowledgment that it is a useful international language. 4. The so-called 'Malaysian's that you met in the video are actually foreigners like the Bengali workers sitting on the bus and the Nepalese guard that you asked directions from. There is a huge foreign worker population (10%) in Malaysia who can speak basic Malay language.
I'm Malaysian and I eat beef at least 4x a week. You can find beef menu in those restaurant. Usually the menu will be in Bahasa Melayu but you can ask them. Example you wanna order Fried Noodle but instead of Chicken you wanted to change to Beef. Just tell them and they will cook it for you. In Bahasa Melayu, Beef is called Daging Lembu or most commonly use is Daging. Malay can eat Beef, Chicken, Fish, Seafod except Pork & Alcohol. It's forbidden in Islam. Some Buddhist Chinese can't eat Beef because they pray to Guan Yin.
Warcy are you sure? Some of my Chinese friends do eat Beef and they’re buddhist not Christian. They explained to me that only who pray to Guan Yin can’t eat Beef.
Warcy Most Buddhist are allowed to eat beef but Buddhist who pray to Guan Yin are not allowed to eat beef. Buddhist who pray to Guan Yin show sincerity in the form of not eating beef whereas other Buddhist show their sincerity by obeying the Buddha’s teachings.
Ah yes finally somebody is highlighting the difference between malay and malaysian. I think you missed out to elaborate that malay is an ethnic group.. not only in malaysia, but also in singapore, brunei and some parts of indonesia. Becuase most of the time i get mistaken as Malaysian when i tell people that i am sort of malay and i am not a Malaysian. (It's quite sad that nobody knows of the existence of other races in Singapore besides the Chinese)
So proud being a malaysian 🧡 some of us can speak in english , but cant reply in english also can understand english 😂 do u understand what i said ? 😂😂😂😂
Yeah because i myself afraid if my classmates laugh at me because of 'not so fluent' in speaking English😅 i did have this experience when i was in form 4. The one who laughs at me is speaking fluently in English😅
@@atirahwafa522 hahaha . Rilek rilek . Aku kalau nyanyi lagu english habis semua gelak 😂😂 tapi masa form 5 , english dah okay sikit and bila dah masok college , presentation , assignment semua english 😭 petak . Tapi sekarang ni slow2 dah boleh cakap english . Ahhaha , u can do it too . 💪💪💪
i love how u guys pay attention, observance, and mindful about the local norms and cultures. it is part of great travelling experience that most travellers easily missed.
Well there's a saying "When in Rome do as the Romans do" Respect others and their religion and they will also do the same to you too Stay safe during the quarantine you guys And to the muslim,happy fasting
1)Remove your shoes before entering home is actually an Asian thing 2)Beer can be found if you go to Chinese Restaurant (You totally have to do a little research first) 3)I don't know why you weren't able to found beef but Just like Muslim don't eat Pork,Hindu/Buddish (I'm a bit confused about this tho) also don't eat beef 4) Actually,when you take shuttle bus, usually a lot of Bangladesh or Myanmar use the bus.The one that you shake hands in the video is actually a Bangladesh (people from country Bangladesh) 5) Actually, there's nothing wrong to point your forefinger,but for us, it's polite to point with your thumb instead.
Glad that you like travelling to Malaysia.. while u guys travel here don't feel weird if some of us ignore or not greet u guys.. sometimes they do know and understand english but they just don't have any confident to speak because of the wrong grammar..😅😅
hi! I just wanna tell y'all that, in Borneo, (also known as Sabah) is a part of Malaysia where the population here are mostly Christians (still mixed with malays, chinese, Indians and others). There are a lot of bars here where they serve pork and also alcohol. love your video! from malaysia
I think i might have to disagree w your statement that says Christians are majority here because Muslims is actually the majority in here w 55%+ overall population in borneo/east malaysia.
Try visiting Sabah. there's so many beautiful island and delicious food here, even people from Peninsular Mlysia admit that food in Sabah is really delicious. And also the seafood are fresh and cheaper than at Peninsular. People here are really friendly and theres no racism. Maybe if u come here its just kind of awkward for us Sabahan people to see foreigner/tourist visit our places bcoz tourist who came here not as much as in KL. Lastly, most of Sabahan here can speak English pretty good & fluent bcoz some of them have mix with Philippine blood. So, you guys are always welcomed to Sabah 😃
As you said in your video that majority malaysian are muslim and all muslim have to pray 5 times a day at really clean places. Other than mosque, muslim also pray at their home too. So this is why we have to remove our shoes before entering malaysian home. Btw, Thank you for visiting Malaysia ❤
Most of the point is true, but as a Malaysian, i think I have to point out something too: 1. Handshakes are fine to most Malaysian, except for some Muslim girls as they are not allowed to have physical contacts with opposite gender, but I believe our society is more open nowadays and it's totally fine especially u r in cities. If you're really concern about handshakes thing, it's always better to Nod your head as greetings because it's quite common in Malaysia too. 2. Beef is very common to be found in Malaysia food, maybe our beef is not served in the form which western does, but Beef is still a lot more common to be found compare to pork in Malaysian Food. Buddhist and Hindus don't eat beef, so you can't find beef in most Indian and Chinese restaurant, but nost Chinese in Klang Valley do consume beef. Pork is not allowed to be consumed by Muslim. You can only find pork in Chinese Food among the local Malaysian Food. 3. We Malaysians believe that it's more polite to point with our thumb, and we always try out best to treat our visitor well, that's why it's rare to see a Malaysian will show you direction with index finger when you ask for help. (P/s: 1:24 the guy doesn't look like Malaysian to me, more likely to be a Bangladeshi)
Oh my gosh, Malaysia is getting so popular! I'm seeing lots of foreigners and as a result, Lots of popular shops are popping up! This is great! (I live in Malaysia, and am a Muslim. I'm 12 and have lived here my entire life owo) Edit: I don't know Malay whatsoever, But most people speak English so it's not a problem! Edit Edit: 13 now woop
Im a malaysian chinese, if u want to find pork in malaysia it’s mostly in chinese markets or Chinese restaurants or places that doesn’t have the halal signs. Hope you enjoyed malaysia!
Love your review. Look humble in giving an opinion as traveller. Being in muslim country is always have quite no of rules especially food. But Malaysian people always nice to foreign people. I believe u experience this when youre asking question to them :)
Actually,we can speak English. But most of Malaysians don't know / don't understand your English. The problem may be because of your accent / slang. And,you can enter with your shoes on (shops),but some of them you can't. :) Also,yes,you can't point with your 👆🏻 finger,use 👍🏻 instead. You can eat beef,but not pork,it's very disrespectful to us,especially Muslims. Or should I say,whole country?
i disagree with the pork part, it is not disrespectful, its just we muslims cant eat it ,but it is served in chinese restaurant. so no it is not disrespectful at all
Uhh,not the whole country. Remember Malaysia is a multiracial country. The Muslim can't eat pork and the Hindus don't eat beef, it really depends on our respective religion ,so don't classify it as "disrespectful" to the whole country..😂
Thanks for the tips guys!!! 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🍺
Malaysia is food heaven.. you should come to kuala lumpur. .. its 24hours u xan move freely ..and clybs and bar is open untill 5am. Do let me know if you need more info.. im travel influencer. I let you know the best palce to visit here..
Hi...welcome to Malaysia.. this may help u during ur stay... 1. There are 3 major races in Malaysia.. Malays (approx 50%), Chinese (30%), Indian (10%) and others (10%)..roughly. The Chinese & Indian look like those in other countries.. The Malay looks like Siamist, Philipino or very close to Indonesian... Most (99.9%) Malays are Muslim....most muslim woman wear scarf... Chineses are Budha and Indians are Hindu... Being Muslims, we follow the teaching of Islam which is very comprehensive but not as extremes as you heard from the western propaganda.. so, enjoy ur stay, dont worry about terrorism...u can anytime come to our mosque and see our daily worship.. come around 5.45am, 1pm, 4.15pm, 7pm, 8.15pm... we pray 5 times daily. U can ask us about our religion, dont scare....we do t bring machinegun or mortar 60 or nuclear bomb with us...hahaha... u free to go wherever u want to..... u can have a chat with whoever u want to... enjoy ur stay...
Ah wow!!! Thanks so much for all the information!!! Yes, we would like to visit one of your Mosques, they sound fascinating! We are very excited, it is somewhere that we have wanted to visit for sometime now🙂
There is pork and beef here in Malaysia. And a lot of them to be frank, and that is you can find them only at Chinese food shops or non-halal places. 😊 This is because, as said, Malaysia is predominantly a Muslim country.
Aww, thanks for coming to Malaysia and Thailand. I'm ethnically both Malay and Thai, so thanks for both sides. By the way, I need to tell you that there is one state where you won't find any alcohol, pork or cinemas. Kelantan forbids all that I just mention, but yes we all can speak English but most of us which is only ethnically Malay is awkward to speak in English. One more thing, don't bring durian inside an air-conditioned place or even in public vehicle because it's smells will stay for at least 12 hours. Back about alcohol in Kelantan, you can't be drunk and can't drink in public or even in restaurant or other places except your own room or house. Sincerely thanks for coming!
As a Malaysian i am so proud to watch this amazing video XD ... after watching few youtubers who did the durian challenge or anything they should know that there are many types of durian here hahah eg: sweet / bitter / "gassy" much more hahaha Enjoy your trip here in Malaysia !
hey there! love your video about our country, Malaysia! and yes, these things are commonly practised in Malaysia. I'm half Japanese/Malay and when my relatives come from Japan, they normally would like to shake hands and they have no idea that it is not common to shake hands with the opposite gender (it happens all the time! LOL). But that is what I love about Malaysia! But just one thing that i am not really favour to see in your video is that most of the people that you interview or viewed in this videos are not Malaysian (immigrant of Bangladesh and Myanmar), wish that you could have feature more Malaysian ( I really feel bad if they can't help you guys much during your trip in Malaysia) But anyhow, happy that you guys enjoyed Malaysia! please come back again!
malaysian do like beef...but in certain places or restaurant they didn't sell or cooked beef to respect our fellow indian as beef are forbidden to them as well pork are forbidden to malays...that how we harmoniously respect each other...
Nonsense! I've been to a lot of Malay restaurants and all of them sell beef. Only very few don't, they couldn't care about feelings of Indians/Chinese or vegetarians. Most Buddhist Chinese don't eat beef either.
@@cyber1991 Same when Muslim go tu Chinese restaurant. They sell pork which is muslim didn't eat it. Are they care about Malay Muslim feeling? For me, you yourself know what and where you want to eat.
greetings from malaysia.. thank you for making this kind of video... it surely can help many people to understand malaysia more and more... i love you guyss😗😗
I love how u portrayed the Msia's taboo/restrictions in respectful ways. As an avid traveller myself, i too see restrictions r not only culture but what make them unique. Kudos! ❤️
Thanks for visiting Malaysia. Have you visited Perhentian Island? If you haven't already, I would highly recommend you to visit the island as it is one of the most beautiful island in the world. I can assure you that. Mostly the people in the city especially Kuala Lumpur speaks fluent English compared to those who lives in the hinterland area. As for pork or beer, you can find it at Chinese Restaurants or at the hyper market in the city.
You can go to East Malaysia. Sabah and Sarawak. In here you can get acohol and pork easily. But remember, not hug and kissing in public. Handshake is free, but not free for Muslim when handshake with opposite gender. Same as your video that you've mentioned. 😊
u can have durian at public places in malaysia but not in a mall,hotel & air conditioned place..durian price in malaysia depend on it type..u can get cheaper durian if it a ordinary durian or we call it durian kampung..the most popular n expensive durian in malaysia is a hybrid durian called musang king..the price can go up to 30 myr or 7 usd per kilogram..u can get a meat in a meal if u ask for it..we basicly put a chicken n egg in our meal..meat is an option..in a market u can get pork meat but in a saperate section for non halal..
+daus licious The most expensive durian is actually Duri Hitam, a.k.a. Black Thorn (English), Ochi (Hokkien), and D200 (Department of Agriculture clone number).
Great List! Brings back memories of my FAVORITE Travel Destination in the World. I also heard something about Not Patting kids on the head... more of a custom.
The kid's head is okay. The adult is different story, you maybe will be in hospital after patting a man head. Heheh. Exclusion only for your best friend.
