Tourists BREAK THE FAST with MALAYSIAN Family During Ramadan
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- čas přidán 11. 06. 2018
- What an absolute honour it was to break the fast with a Malaysian family in their own home in Kuala Lumpur. Not only this but we got to learn more about Ramadan and what it means for Malaysians to fast for one whole month.
Food we tried from the TTDI Ramadan Bazaar
- Ikan Bakar
- Ayam Percik
- Roti Jala
- Mangosteen
- Nasi Dagang
- Samosas
- Apam Beras
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Thanks so much to Diyana's and Nenny's family for inviting us to their home! This is what you call MALAYSIAN HOSPITALITY. We are super grateful. 🙏
Beer For Breakfast I know you can do it!!!
Beer For Breakfast u both must be fast too..to feels the iftar, heee
Beer For Breakfast please come bazaar ramadan jalan ipoh,I'll wait for you
the only time i fasted for a day was because i took in so much during a Hartz chicken buffet session and skipped breakfast lunch and dinner the next day. didnt stop me from getting roti telur for supper tho.. 😂
go for it!
Beer For Breakfast Hyee! Im your new subsciber ! 💕 How about filming bazaar in which I live ? In Ipoh , Perak. Also in malaysia. There's a lot food to try !
Sitting on the floor when u interviewing older people than u is a polite thing to do..salute
Thank you 🙏
Beer For Breakfast, your guys attitude is amazing. Salute to both of you
From my experiences, in Malaysia, the Malays are friendly people and tolerant plus helpful compared to others. They are always welcome. Their food are tasty full variety of ingredients. Pandan leaves, lemongrass, sambal, coconut milk, shrimp paste (belacan), etc etc.. not only in Malaysia, you also can find this main ingredients around the neighbours country of the Malay Archipelago too.
No comparison please. Malaysians are generally very warm and hospitable when it comes to tourists, especially
Malaysian are all tolerant and helpful. Not just the malays. I am a malay btw
adnyish yeah.. generally, Malays is one of the most genuine people on this Earth..not to mention one of the most tolerant people on this whole, I dare say, World, towards immigrant..a little too much in my opinion..this weng leechee is one of the worst example of this immigrant😊
yes the are.
Weng LeeChee
From what u said... U are the one sound racist... The word "Bullshit" reflect who you truly are.. Poor u!
Breaking the fast with the dates is not just being symbolic that Prophet Muhammad ate that and we follow. It is because, whatever he chooses to do, eat dates, drink milk, and other stuff, has so much beneficial to humans. 1 single dates could give you enough nutrient and fiber and energy for the whole day. If you combine milk and dates, it become a miracle. It helps prevent dehydration and good for the intestines and stomach.
if only all western travellers are as polite, respectful and down-to-earth as you guys! hope you'll continue to enjoy your time in Malaysia.
awww, thank you so much my darling! so kind of you 🙏
I really agreed!! Salute to both of you
This is why I like your channel:
1. The video production is fantabulous. :-D Great editing and so informational. Professional looking but not flashy - there's substance and I never feel bored. You guys have a good instinct for what viewers want to see.
2. Your videos are usually longer than just a few minutes. I prefer this format.
3. Both of you are positive and cheerful. You could probably get hit by a Hop-on-Hop-off bus and still look at the bright side.
4. You visit so many place of interest and do interest things. Nb: I was going to suggest having dinner or something with a local family but you already have done it!
5. You're sincere about learning about the countries you visit.
6. You're sincere about educating your viewers as well as being entertaining. Some vloggers don't bother to do much research. As a result, their videos feel kind of narcissistic.
7. You're not afraid to show that you're on a learning curve when traveling and you share the mistakes you make. This provides a more realistic feel to your videos and enhances the feeling of discovery. You're also well-grounded and willing to listen and learn from others such as locals and your viewers.
I love Malaysia and this is my go to channel for videos on this beautiful country. I'm happy you've spent several months there so far. How much longer do you plan to be there?
Wow!!!! That is one of the best comments we have ever received! Thank you soooooo soooo much for so many kind compliments! We are truly flattered 🙏
We don't have the exact day of when we are going to leave. we are hoping to stay here for a while 💞
No, thank you! :-) Your videos are super enjoyable and helpful. I look forward to many more!
yes,you guys are humble.that's what many people lack of.more important being respectful no matter where you are.
I totally agree especially with point number 6!
And they're just a perfect combination.. Justeena with her great natural likeable personality when 'anchoring' all the videos.. And misha more act like a pro producer..
Thanks to Diana and family for hosting these two princess...😀😀😀
Famie Fameiansky 😊
Whoaaaaaa!!!! Thank you for coming! We had so much fun spending time with you guys 😙😙😙 looking forward to our next meeting! Mmmuahhh!
Oh yes. We cannot wait. Thanks such much for being AMAZING hosts. See you on Saturday!
Beer For Breakfast can't wait!
Thanks for being such a great host treat to our 2 lovely gals to experience the Malay fasting culture....
Thank you Nenny... for being a GREAT Host.. YOu guys did well.. and make malaysia proud..
Nenny Ezanee wow
Just want to clarify something, not sure Uncle Kamal explained to you.
Muslims fast during Ramadhan, which is one of 12 months of Islamic calendar. Unlike the Gregorian calendar ( based on earth orbiting* around the sun), Islamic calendar is based on the moon orbiting* around the earth. One Islamic year has around 10-11 days fewer compare to Gregorian calendar. Due to this, every Gregorian calendar year, Ramadhan will not occur at the same date or month of Gregorian year.
Since Malaysia located so close to the equator, the duration of a day (in hours) pretty much the same through out the year (around 14 hours). However this rule does not apply to other parts of the world that located further and further away from the equator. For example, at the moment, it is summer in the U.K, and Muslims in the U.K have to fast for 17 hours! It won't be fair for Muslims in Europe if each time Ramadhan happened, it always in the summer. However places in the southern hemisphere at this time of year are having their winter. The day is shorter, ie Muslims could be fasting for 3 to 5 hours, and this also would not be fair as well. Therefore, in Islamic perspective, to have Muslims fasting according to Islamic calendar, is the fairest way to ensure they are not fasting according to seasons (winter, spring, summer and autumn). I am just glad I am fasting in Malaysia, because as far that I know of, Muslims in Iceland are fasting for 20 hours :D
Glad you enjoy your experience with Diyana's and Nenny's family. Looking forward to see your next adventure in Malaysia!
Edit: Orbiting around the sun/earth not rotating around the sun/earth
I’m so happy you finally got to experience local malaysian home ~ I wish I could but I’m super not free during Ramadan , with work ,children and all...
Well,, we are super nice ,aren’t we...🤗🤗
What an extremely beautiful peoples in Malaysia 😍
they really are, Malaysians are so friendly and kind, we are so blessed 💞
Rose R thank you
Hello from a Malaysian living in Reading, UK. I am not going back for Eid and I miss my family and the food 😭.
hello there, our friend! wow, living in UK! How is the English lifestyle treating you? :) Are you fasting?
wherever we go, we'll always fast in ramadhan because we are muslim at heart :)
Beer For Breakfast It's great living here! Yes I am fasting. We start fasting 2.45am until 9.20pm. At least Eid is coming soon! Yay! Enjoy your holiday in Malaysia. Cheers! :)
We Msians R very happy to U. 2 having good times in KL on UR 2 nd visit here especially sharing our Ramadhan days Nd understand the purpose of fasting in this holy month TQ for sharing
Ramai rupanya viewers malaysia yg keen dgn tourist ek, including me lol. Whats great bout it is that weve come from various background n lifestyle. So amazing.
aku suka gila do tgk video tourist datang malaysia
xdalah keen sgt..tapi this one should,bcoz they have manners.
I just love this video. It represents the friendliness among malaysian people and im proud to be malaysian!
perh... bnyk nyer... juadah buke.
makan sampai abis tau...
slamat berbuka.
welcome to malaysia.
This was an amazing video! Absolutely love the exposure and sharing sessions with the Malaysian family.
OMG challenge accepted? cant wait to see the video of both of you doing the fasting challenge!!! good luck and happy fasting!
Thank you for showing the other side of Malaysia to your audience. Your sincerity really does comes through in all your videos!!
Keep doing what you clearly enjoy doing and I'm glad you're having a ball among us in this holy month of Ramadan.
And soon Hari Raya will be upon us!! So have a fantastic Raya and keep the videos coming!! ✌
I really love seeing you both enjoying and get excited experiencing the fasting month. But most of all, I love how friendly and lovely you are and how great we as Malaysian are. Hoping you both have a great days ahead in Malaysia and I wish our path will cross and I get to accidentally meet you somewhere in the city 💕💕
Loved seeing the real hospitality here. It was so nice of them to invite you into their home. The food looked amazing too!
Listening to your both giggles have brought my positivity back. Enjoy your stay in Malaysia girls. It’s my third year here. Loved this period of time in Malaysia!
ohh, thank you so much ! We are glad to know that you we made you smile! where do you come from originally? :)
This is a really cool experience! Thank you for sharing! :)
ok girls, you are in KL, we are! it's really a time to meet after all comments here :D we are both couple expats :D
Cant wait for your fast a day challenge vid!
Great video with loads of knowledge. Love it
Can’t wait to see your reaction while fasting!! Love your channel!
as soon as i saw the Akok and the Solok Lada i already know...these guys Kelantanese...represent💪
Amazing guys! Keep it up, it's so good to see how you're travelling and learning the culture and have respect towards it!
YASSS so happy for you guys!!!
I just love the way you make the Vlog. ..and you guys are so friendly and awesome!
This channel keeps getting better and better now you guys even do a local interview this is amazing. Subscribed. :)))
Love this ! Kudos to Diana and her family though! Really looking forward for the next episode !!! #CheersToFreedom
Amazing journey for both of you. Been watching your vdeos since the nasi kerabu in kota bharu...
Thank you so much for promoting the local foods and cultures of Malaysia... we are very happy to have both of you here.... 😊😊
Amazing! I love your vlogs❤️
12:08 i don’t think he answered your question, so here is my answer.
Ramadan doesn’t always fall in the month of june. We muslims have our very own calendar (takwim hijrah/kalendar hijrah). Each year has 12 months with 29 or 30 days, which totals to 254/255 days in a year. We also have leap year. Right now, we are in the year 1439 Hijrah.
In 2000, we even fasted and celebrated our Hari Raya Aidilfitri twice! We started fasting on Dec 1999 until 7 Jan 2000 and Celebrated Raya on 8 Jan. Then, ramadan came again on 27 Nov until 26 Dec 2000, and celebrated Raya on 27 Dec 2000. I think its going to happen again in 2030-ish.
Yeahhh great and valuable experience for you.
Aww such a beautiful soul you guys had. ❤
May you guys always be blessed 😁
The openness level to learn new thing you guys had amazed me👍 respect from Malaysia 🇲🇾
I dont know why, but your video keep me smiling during watching it.
Hopefully have a great time in Malaysia!
Lovely n good hospitality Malaysian family....
Nice place n Wonderful feast during Ramadan ..
Thank you guys so much beer for breakfast ...
Thanks for your lovely comment ❤️
And I’m super excited to see you take that fasting challenge ....😀,, come on girls...💪🏽✊🏽
Tq for sharing on the ttdi bazaar. Never go there before. Fun looking at your food comments n places
cant wait to see you two fast challenge tomorrow... and you girls are awesome
hope u guys enjoy the Malaysian food and meet friendly ppl as always.. cheers to freedom..
Great seeing you guys having so much fun, if you are ever coming to Kota Kinabalu, Sabah, just hit me up! Kita jalan jalan.
Guys.u met with the right family to explain about ramadhan..good job!!
Nice to see both of you embrace the culture in Malaysia during Rahmadan. You guys are the best 'dagang' (traveller). Stay blessed.
Thank you, Daniel! 🙏
You are welcome. Have you try satay yet? Misha being a meat lover will definitely enjoy this. Ask your Malay friend where to have delicious satay. Some are not good as the sauce is either too sweet or diluted, or the meat is not marinated properly. Malaysia is the only place to eat good satay. Your friend will be able to recommend a good place. I am hoping to be in KL some time later this year and hope you guys are still around in KL. It would be nice to meet up in person. Have a blessed day.
you guy's are awesome!! wonderful experience!
I'm really proud of you guys...you've tasted almost all the Malaysian cuisine and even the fasting challenged....all left is Hari Raya I can't wait😀😆😆😀
You guys r awesome!! This is so natural. Hands down.
Thank you soooo much !!! 😍😍😍
Another awesome video 👍👍👍
well.. as usual, great video and very enjoyable to watch... happy fasting gurls!!
thank you, Amir!!! 🙏
Happy fasting ladies 💃 u can do it! Love from Singapore 😊
Thank you soooo much! 🙏
That was nice of Diyana and Nenny! I hope you get to do more videos like this because this is the type of thing we don't get to see very often.
ahhh thanks, Angie !!! we really enjoyed visiting local families and creating some awesome videos about it! it was unforgettable experience !
Awesome both of u guys..tq for loving n experiencing s well embrace the malaysian culture
Trully admire n luv the energy n enthusiasm that you guys have... may good health n happiness be urs always n one day b guided back to ur true maker. GOD willing
Can't wait to see you guys celebrate hari raya with the locals ❤❤❤❤
Such a great vlog as always girls! Very fun and informative! And already passing the 10k May Goals!! Congratulation!!! 😍🍕🍕 Happy Fasting, you can do it 💪 btw, nice timing of releasing this vlog, if you do it before the break fast time, all of us will be soo hungry 😂
I love this kind of video and you guys are so cuteee !
Cant wait for your next video
All your video so funn, I'm happy to see u guys enjoy in my country, I really miss all food ramadhan, #cry almost 2years on the road with my bicycle. Happy Aidilfitri beer for breakfast 😊
Hello ladies. I just discovered your videos/channel and gotta say this, you guys are really fun to watch! Good content and editing on the video. Glad you enjoyed your stay in Malaysia. Subscribed done 🤗😊
Hey there, buddy! Wow! Thank you so much for such a lovely comment, made our day ! 💕 welcome onboard ! ✈️
You have a new subscriber. It's me! Great content...
Welcome to the family 👋
Thank you for visiting our country and first and foremost,to adapt yourself in our diversed culture.and you guys really aware of the do's and don'ts.... you've worn a decent attire and sat on the carpeted floor that's respect to the elder ones ❤️
Really enjoy watching both of you exploring Malaysia and to do research on our country as you can see some of the vloggers they don't do any research and they have improper attire and make themselves so 'touristy'
Hope you can come back again and this time visit my hometown in Johor 😉 or have you visited already? I will be able to be your personal guide
Some of the food that serve you during the breakfast can be found in london in the malaysian restaurant portabello ,edware road ,baywater & queentown .
Amazing content..I love it..😀
From start till end i'm enjoying n nonstop smiling. Good job girl. I think you wait to the end of ramadhan n celebrate hari raya. Thanks to choose my country, learn and feel about being malaysian n muslim. Keep good work n enjoy girl.
How amazing your journey here in Malaysia during Ramadhan
kinda sad that ramadan is ending in 2 days
awesome.. happy you enjoy.
You guys are awesome..keep up the good work 😊😊😊
This is my first comment to both of you for your great adventures..
AWESOME..!!!
woohooo!!! Thank you!!!
Have a good dayy💕
this is malay.always welcoming
great video! keep up the good work! enjoy your stay here at Malaysia. hopefully you guys will enjoy eid as well! have fun girls!
Enjoying with both of u...
Nice video again....hello from malaysia....
Best of luck with your fasting girls. Hope it won't be too hard for you. Make sure you experience the Hari Raya with the locals. It will be great fun. All the best for the both of you tomorrow
❤❤❤❤❤❤Lots of love !!!
I love your channel . . 😊😊
Happy Fasting to both of you. Hope you guys will stay until Raya
Did you girls, ready for Eid festival this week. Please don't miss it,
Dont forget to celebrate Hari Raya Aidilfitri with local this Friday!!
iymarn Hafizuddin please dont come to my home
i hope both of you enjoy coming to Malaysia
Nice video guys.
Dagang means Trade, Pengembara means Traveler
ManOnTheRun In Kelantan dialect it can mean Traveler. Orang Dagang or Pedagang “Pedage”
What i know, in terengganu n kelatan dialek dagang mean pengembara..n normal malaysia kamus dagang is mean trade..But if u come to terengganu they said orang dagang..that mean traveller people
ManOnTheRun Although Dagang literally means Trade, but looking at the old context, traders do travel, traders came from all different continents which made them travelers. Now the history of “Nasi Dagang”, Nasi Dagang was what the travelers/traders or fishermen brought with them to go out on the sea.
Dagang also means "outsider" depends on context in old language (but still rarely used nowadays), for example "saya orang dagang" means "I am an outsider"
Good luck guys for fasting tomorrow! :)
What a feast! I love seeing you guys eating Malaysian food! What is more exciting is seeing Justina eat with her hands! That was really cute! As a Filipino, the food tastes somewhat better when you eat with your hands. Love you guys. Take care.
Selamat hari raya u guys!
Keep going need more of video. Btw good luck with fasting.
love this video
Dah dekat 12,000 subscribers. Tahniah. For your knowledge, saya adalah antara yg mula mula subcribed your channel. Anyway thanks for visiting our beautiful and amazing country.
Who is saya adalah antara yg mula mula?
he/she is saying that he/she was among your earliest subscribers 😊
Nic W
Yes are right
Parti UBIKAYU including me ,don't forget
I love some much you guys videos and I hope you celebrate Hari Raya tomorrow
I miss normal bazar sooo much.. And of course miss watching uguys making great content around Malaysia again. Take care guys...
you two sure eat a lot, enjoy while you still can
Oh my goodness u guys so greatt love it ❤
Thank you soooo much! 💞
Actually dagang means trade or commerce. Traveler is pengembara or pelancong, depending on which type of traveler you are. But i think, long2 time ago, some traveler doing some trading so people called them dagang or pedagang.
but it is true that "dagang" meaning is more suitable as traveler. this is because in ancient time that rice is for the man who travel far. normally wife or mother will wrap the rice in banana leaf and it can last up for long hours. thats how it got its name.
Yes both of you are true, Pierz Zain explained the modern definition of dagang, and Gun Dam gave the classic meaning of dagang. As is "orang dagang" in P. Ramlee movies means "travellers".
steady bro, baru nak perbetul ja. (Y)
P'dagang pegi b'dagang m'bawa nasi dagang😂😂
Do u remember there's a Malay saying (pantun)..kajang pak malau kajang berlipat, kajang saya mengkuang layu, dagang pak malau dagang bertempat, dagang saya menumpang lalu..the dagang in this pantun mean travelers..the same as in the case of nasi dagang.
Good luck guys on fasting tomorrow...
its really nice to see the bonding between two nationalities or any other nationalities for that matter and enjoying each other company.. We Malaysians are definitely heart welcoming people to foreigners.. great video guys.. do come back when u can.. cheers 😊❤️🇲🇾
Terbaikk ar minah Saleh..merecik hawaw
21:00 u are so humble , eating with your hand 👏🏻
Please make another video :) and goodluck for fasting tomorrow :D