I not fluent in JP but when I went to Pasar Pancing Expo at MATRADE last weekend, there was an exhibition stall from JP promoting their products With passion languages and help of local staff,we had a joyful conversation
I learned and could see the child side in Taka's heart ! 🫶🏻 Very pure & good heart. They spoke about many Malaysians learn Japanese through watching anime, and the living proof was the guy who was manning a stall. That fruit Durian Belanda !
Thats right Sho. One can learn language from anime. My nephew watched the Naruto anime since he was a kid. He learned japan language from that anime. Later he furthered study in Japan and now he works as an AI engineer in Japan 💃
This vid was taken when both these guys went to Malacca. I think, they have just uploaded it even though it was few weeks ago was taken. Noticed, Taka hair still the same but now more like flying saucers. Haha Anyway, great vid watching Malacca city at night. Banyak warna warna lampu. Night market pun syok oh.
That green fruit juice that you like so much is called "Durian Belanda" or dutch durian in local Malay language. In english it is called Soursop. If you like the juice I would recommend you to eat the fruit once. Most of restaurant will have this as well. Instead of ordering lemon ice try Durian Belanda juice. 😁😁
@@chonmage_japan Malay name is "Durian Belanda" literal " Durian Dutch" but its neither ❌dutch nor ❌durian just in name only (maybe there's a historical reason behind this 🤷♀) . Many malay names like Ubi Kentang (potatoes) or Ubi Kayu (Casava) or Ubi Keledek (sweet potato) follow the same reasoning just because they appear like same class of food. Durian belanda resemble a little bit like regular durian but its not the same.
You guys just talking about Malaysian people learn to speak Japanese just by watching anime ( 10:40 ), and meeting the living proof ( 13:43 ) 😂 what a coincidence.
@@chonmage_japan of course why not I am malaysian ! harap u enjoy di melaka sebab disana ada banyak lagi tempat dan makanan yang lagi sedap especially traditional food,u should be try asam pedas melaka !
Sho's face when Taka explaining anim XDDD Taka:"How could I get Sho and others into rabbit hole?" DD nikki:"Just show them those sus clips of Marine,Choco,Mel and others ~"
Another interesting Malacca connection with Japan is St Francis Xavier. He was one of the earliest guy to introduce Christianity to Japan. His body was temporarily buried at St Paul's Hill in Malacca. You guys can see his statue on the hill by the old church.
MALAYSIAN PEOPLE LIKE TO WATCING ANIME JUJUTSU KAISEN, TOKYO REVENGER SEASON 2, AND I LIKE ANIME MF GHOST THE LEVEL INITIAL D ANIME. I CAN'T WAIT FOR NEXT EP 11 FOR MF GHOST NEXT WEEK BECAUSE I REALLY LIKE CAR FROM JAPAN❤❤❤❤❤
Yes. You can learn a language by watching tv. I learned my Italian from watching movies dubbed into Italian when I was in Italy. That is also true why there are some who watch K-drama who can converse in Korean.
@@chonmage_japan but u have to visit my hometown... It far very far... Its alor setar... The rice bowl of Malaysia... Pekan rabu... Ect...place of birth of nasi kandar haji ali... 😄😄 My fellow kedahan would know (site info for my kedahan hijau kuning family...im lived in jln pegawai, dpn sekolah sungai korok lama...
Most of the toys are bootlegs / fakes, hence the cheap prices. As for the drinks its soursop or Durian Belanda in malay. Not related to Belanda/Dutch or Durian at all XD.
