Shocked by Modern Malaysia 🇲🇾 Kuala Lumpur is Amazing 

Our next video is this Saturday at 7pm Kuala Lumpur time ❤

Malaysia is growing on us more and more ❤️🇲🇾

KL has many parks not only KLCC park. Perdana Botanical Garden, Taman Tasik Titiwangsa, Kepong Metropolitan Park, Taman Tugu, KL Forest Eco Park and more....

When it comes to slangs ie. when _lah_ is added to english words, this is one of the main features of manglish and singlish, in both malaysia and singapore. On the other hand, _lah_ is actually a legitimate and standard suffix in malay language, hence in bahasa malaysia which is the country's official or 1st language. As you might have probably noticed, it is very common for malaysians to use mixed languages in daily informal conversations, and over time, the malay suffix _lah_ has been adopted into our sentences even when the particular words used with the suffix are english words. It is not exactly to sound more respectful, most of the time it is to be more expressive, or to emphasise more on the word/intent. An example, if you ask the local shopkeeper if the price of an item can be lowered, he/she may answer: _sorry lah, this one is very cheap already..._ But you are still very keen to get that item, you still wanna try your luck, now you want to be just a little bit more persuasive, so with your soft melodious voice accompanied by the sweetest smile and two sparkly eyes, say: _can lah... you give me only 5 ringgit discount, I'll buy this and give you cash now, okay? Can lah..._ But the shopkeeper may be adamant and simply reply: _cannot lah!_ That's it, that would mean you won't get another cent off that item 😂

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"Lah" is a suffix in the Malay language, fixed to the end of a word to modify or add nuance to the meaning. Basically, it: 1. To stress something, with stressed voice. "Where is that thing? I can't find it!", and that would be replied with "It's there lah" (Malay: "Adalah di situ!"). "It doesn't seem to work", replied with "Canlah!" (Malay: "Bolehlah!", equivalent to "IT DOES WORK! I'm hellbent sure it does!" 2. To be persuasive, used with soft voice, usually with the "a" vowel in the middle of LAH elongated. EN: Visit Malaysia. MS, normal mode: Lawati Malaysia. MS, persuasive mode: Lawatilah Malaysia. Or another example when haggling, youi're being persuasive and trying to make the seller agree to your price: "Canlaaaah.... RM50 is good price. Can? Canlaaaah" 3. Used when stating something obvious. 4. To tone down a statement. There are other ways to use it, with different nuances/meaning, but these are enough for introduction.

Welcome to Malaysia my friend I hope you very happy in

Malaysia, although small but prosperous, thank you for sharing the beauty of Malaysia, have a nice day ❤❤❤

Malaysia The only country in the world win their war again communis..amazing fact..viva la malaysie..

Wow love to be part of this video

The South East Asian region is experiencing unusual heatwave to last until August. Normally its not that hot!

If you like the KLCC park, then you will definitely fell in love with KL Eco-Forest Park and Taman Tugu (Monument Park). Eco-Forest Park is lush virgin jungle in the middle of KL.

Welcome to Malaysia.... not far from the City you also can visit the KL Forest Eco Park.... this year the weather seems changed more warm from past few years and need bring drink waters with you especially when you in the parks...

malaysians use "la", american use "huh" is that similar, please correct if I am wrong

This is because originally in Malay, 'lah' is appended to the end of the word and is not a separate word by itself. In Malay, 'lah' is used to change a verb into a command or to soften its tone, particularly when usage of the verb may seem impolite. For example, "to drink" is "minum", but "Here, drink!" is "minumlah".

Luke & Naomi, try also our king of fruit durian you may not like the smell but try the taste, it's a craze here. If you happen to bump into a Malay wedding in village area or in the city, just request to the owner if you could join the ceremony to see the culture, they will be happy to have you in, don't worry yourselve with the food, you can eat anythg served.

Welcome to Malaysia sir/miss. Selamat datang ke Malaysia tuan/puan. Hopefully you all enjoy, happy and good health while explore Malaysia.

Thank u for this wonderful video n for also showing your explorations in KLCC, KL. The Petronas Twin Towers is one of d most iconic landmarks in KL.

Welcome to Malaysia hope enjoying in Kuala Lumpur 🎉

Welcome to MALAYSIA enjoyed

Remember staying on the 47th floor in hotel in New York and feeling bit wobbly about it lol . Views amazing so glad you got to experience. Wanted to hug the two Indian men so excited to talk with you towards end of the video, what lovely people ❤

Love the park ❤ looks beautiful ❤️ great video 📸 very interesting, loved it

Love it!

The swimming pool is actually for the kids ....not for the adult....I think it's for children aged 10 or below....sorry if I am wrong....but parents are allowed to accompany their small children for safety reason but they are not allowed to swim

I haven't had any fun lately, 😭 so it was fun. You bring me joy!❤🙂I love the kind and generous heartwarming atmosphere that you create, your kind, easygoing, warm vibe. ❤I like the essence how you live on. I need to be true to myself and find a job I am passionate about. I want to find a way to live as who I really am.

Hello from Kuala Lumpur. I enjoyed watching your video and am curious about what foreign visitors think of our country. The Twin Tower is widely recognised as Kuala Lumpur's equivalent of Paris' Eiffel Tower. It is the building that most accurately depicts Malaysia. As you may have noticed, KL boasts a mix of modern and colonial-era historic structures in addition to the city's abundance of greenery. Due to our hot heat, the majority of Malaysians prefer to shop inside malls where it is considerably cooler than outside. That explains why there are so many sizable malls throughout the city. Additionally, a number of covered pedestrian bridges and monorail stations connect several of the malls. However, I've personally noticed that some land pedestrians don't always show much consideration for people with disabilities. Some make it impossible for people in wheelchairs to cross because they are too narrow, some have uneven surfaces from tree roots, and some are jammed with motorcycles parking along the sideway. We sincerely hope the two of you will enjoy your time here when you have and I want to thank you once more for your wonderful comments on our country.

"and on a hot day like today..." That's EVERY DAY in Malaysia!😂 If you can't fit the towers into your camera frame just turn on the panoramic feature and pan up.

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If it was not cloudy, you should have been able to see the Genting Highlands (Las Vegas of Malaysia) in the distance.

Welcome to Malaysia.. Most European Countries have pedestrian malls but in Malaysia we have a lot of shopping malls for you to escape from the heat and the rain.

Please go around malaysia. KL does not represent everything malaysia has. Thank you for showing klcc park.

Next week iam going sis , excited

9:25 Ok let me give you some insight on LAH. Firstly it's a suffix in the Malay language, but it's become a common expression among speakers of English, Chinese dialects and Tamil. It's exclusive to Malaysians, so you wouldn't hear an Indian national residing in Malaysia use it. So, what is LAH? It actually means nothing, and it is usually used in an informal setting. Using LAH tones down what could be perceived as a serious assertion of a thought. For example, if you asked me, "Are you married?" and I replied "No", it may sound like I were serious about that no. It could also be perceived as I didn't like being asked that question. But if I said, "No lah", it immediately tones down the whole thought. Now, my NO would sound like I was sad it hadn't happened yet, or maybe I wasn't lucky enough. The LAH makes the whole thing casual. A lot of it has to do with the intonation when we use LAH. We never use LAH to convey anything with a serious tone. Another example might help. Let's say you asked the hotel receptionist, "What's the fastest way to get to KLCC?" If she said, "You could take a grab car", then she was being formal, and it might sound like she gave you a truly remarkable answer that nobody could have thought of. But if said, "Take a grab lah" then she was casual, informal and the whole idea of getting a grab car wasn't really a big deal. I hope this gives you an idea. Would have been able to convey the idea better if we were chatting face to face.

Hi Luke and Naomi.. I am new to your RU-vid channel. You will be in Malaysia for 3 months right? I think you can try exploring another part states in Malaysia besides Kuala Lumpur. I suggest both of you to go to Melaka (Malacca), Georgetown in Penang, Langkawi in Kedah. You will amaze how beauty Malaysia are. and the foods are really good too. the food that you must try when you are in Malaysia; 1. nasi lemak 2. roti canai 3. nasi kandar 4. nasi kerabu 5. laksa 6. nyonya curry noodles drinks 1. cendol 2. abc 3. white coffee

Absolutely love your work guys, THE most genuine people doing this congrats✌️👍

Postfix 'lah' does not anythg, it's only to emphasize our expression, it normally goes with intonation that changes intended meaning. That much I can say about 'lah'.

Visit klcc after heavy downpour.. u will get very clear sky

You should go to KL Tower or Menara Kuala Lumpur if you want to spent some time for yourself (no time limit except for the glass box) if I not mistaken. The view up there is spectacular & awesome I must say.

Lah is something like additional word in term of politely for example sorrylah

It's nice 🌹♥️ hope one time visited with some one Thanks a lot

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Try to visit Bukit Nenas Forest Reserve near to KL Tower.. it's actually a tropical rainforest reserve located in the heart of city! Kuala Lumpur is the only downtown which there are hiking trails and canopy walks at the middle of this incredibly massive beautiful city

Wellcome to Malaysia.. If u know Malaysia u will love Malaysia coz Malaysia is Truly Asia... "Lah" is an additional of words to convince u about what are u asking for such no lah, yes lah, i did lah, offcourse lah, here lah ect... means 'it is'😁

Selamat Datang dan Berhibur Ke Negara Malaysia Kami.🇲🇾🇲🇾.. 😊.

la is the flavour of the sentence and it depends on the context

for better city skyline view you should visit KL tower..it has better 360 deck and no time limitation..Petronas tower is too expensive and not really worth it...

The "Lah " something similar to you know just ahabit

U talking about our food so ok i watch your video..

Lah generally gives a conversation a more local vibe and identity. Chill it lah!😂👌

"LAH" shows something really, earnestly, or emphasis on something said. for example, "I know lah". That means i know it very well. LAH is an influence from the Malay language.

It is a slang. Lah is to make it tone down for a sentence. Not forceful or rude. Normal sentence: Please take care of the kids ! Malaysian version: Please take care of the kids lah

"Lah" is just Malay language postfix added to the end of some english sentences. just a mixture of languages i would say..instead of just simply No (which may sounds harsh and unfriendly), Malaysians would say No lah~~ (elongated lah~~) it sounds more friendly. if short lah, No lah. it's like a *No* with Bold. 🤣🤣weird i know but that's multiligual malaysia for u. 🤣 hope u enjoy malaysia. ❤

Hi and welcome to Malaysia! 😊 Nice video 👍🏻💕

Love your Malaysia videos, just come across your channel and brings back so many of the wonderful memories we had here in December. We noticed the LA too, by the way if you are staying in KL you must try Ding Dong Burger, one of the best burgers I have ever had and like most places it was less than $2.00 do try it, trust me you wont regret it.

The pool at klcc park is for kids to play coz its too shallow.

'Lah' is a Malaysian English.. some countries may end up a sentence with 'mate', 'you know', ..eg... it's okay mate.. it's ok lah...

Eat, accept, give, enter mosque with right hand/foot. Always stir drinks/shaved ice. No need to eat with hands if uncomfortable.

Most bloggers call this pool a swimming pool which in actual fact it's a wading pool meant for young children. Hope this clears the air.

about the lah - grammatically borrowed from the other local Asian languages that make up the majority of the population, it's easiest to wrap your head around it if you speak any of the Malay or its sister languages or the Chinese languages. the purpose is to add an emotive emphasis both positively and negatively. To know which, you need to parse the rest of sentence/conversation. It's mainly informal especially in Malaysian English, but in its Malay form it's works also in formal settings (I can't speak for Chinese contexts). Likely you've been encountering it in more friendly situations, so the lah is trying to convey a relaxed or friendly tone since it's being used to soften a declarative statement. If you hear it being said exasperatedly/frustratedly then it's emphasising somethingto make sure You Get The Point, lol. TL;DR the -lah is a verbal punctuation sound that you have to parse in the full context of the sentence. You get the hang of it, you'll be fine in Singapore as well lol.

Well explained...like a tv star

Just climate made you feel exhausted lahhh. Hot and humid lahhh

It's nice going to malaysia..no worry about lose..cause everybody can speak english

the pool is only for children. "lah" is used when we want to emphasize on something.

Welcome to Malaysia guys.

i ❤ this city

Just KL my bro.. Simple compared to say Kuala Lumpur 😂

Soon we gonna have the highest observation deck in the world at PNB 118

Ok la...thank you😂

KUALA LUMPUR ------- MUDDY CONFLUENCE

Sorry for some left out words. I hope it's understood.

Lah is just an addition at the end of words. It is just the way some people talk

Welcome to KL Malaysia 🇲🇾 🌺thanks guys to review around KLCC 😊 guys you really happy person can see how to explore 🎉 have a nice day & happy day ahead 🌇🌆

LA is meaning like "you will know" for example you made something wrong and the person said "its ok la" means the person really ok and no heart touching..and sometimes we use LA for nothing reason..hahahahaha..

At the end of your trip you will get used to it LAH 🤣

I'm very curious to know, is Bangkok really much better than KL? So many people rave about Bangkok. Is it really that beautiful?

Nice views in KL. The "la" at the end of a sentence is used in Singapore as well.

Hello guys, hello Two Mad Explorers. Welcome to Malaysia and please enjoy yourselves. And drink lots of warm water, it is hot even for locals. Yes, I am your new subscriber. 🥇🥇🥇🥇🥇🏆🏆🏆🏆🏆

Lah = tho.

Yes..the management of the klcc should change their rules terms of visiting..they pay rm98 ringgit ..at least they should have spent more longer time in there..hopefully they try to adjust the time of visiting soon

welcome guys stay safe n stay healthy

Hi, Luke and Naomi, beautiful video about Kuala lumpur, enjoy lot in Malaysia. I always wish both of you a strong future.💌💌💌

ending sentence with "lah" is some kind of communication culture. Just like japanese ends it sentence with "desu" and Siamese ends with "karp"

When you were saying so much to see so much to do... the song came into my head Hey Now You're an All-Star get your game on😅

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ขอให้คุณทั้งคู่ มีความสุขและปลอดภัย ดูแลสุขภาพด้วยนะ ช่วงนี้มรสุมเริ่มเข้าทางเอเชียร์ตะวันออกเฉียงใต้😇

Welcome to Malaysia

Lah.😂😂😂😂😂Normal to Msian

Boleh lah, Jom lah, OK lah, #MalaysiaLah *!!* 🤣🤣🤣👍👍👍

Thanks for sharing video on Beautiful and clean KLCC PARK Thus, i subscribe your channel ✅

What up....Welcome to Malaysia guy's....enjoy a new experiences here

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Welcome to Malaysia guys 👋...

Laa.... means get shock..if not mistaken..

KL best street area not far from KLCc name kampong baru

Have a great day guys❤

OkLah Being Casual

The Emperor (Tun M) office located on top floor of the tower which is restricted to visit..

Impressed, mesmerised and bedazzled.

Be sure to visit Malaysia Borneo. Wildlife, tribes and culture overdose.