hye... amanda.. i really luv the way u talk.... every word is crystal clear.. n u never2 talk bad about something u dont like.... thats the way... mate... 👍🤭🌺🌹
In the culture, pointing with index finger is considered a bit rude. Unless if you want to accuse someone or point to person who has done wrong. Not sure awpecific reason why but maybe because it sort of has a gesture/connotation of poking. So either with thumb or all fingers usually.
Besides the culture and religion reasons,its showing polite and humble manners or else....your parent will hunt you down if pointing using index finger more over infornt of elderly person
Hi Amanda. I'm Malaysian... Hand gesture is sign to communicate at distant or in silent. we use 4 fingers to point out means that we respect the person who asked for direction. For shoe-off in office is damnly true, because we do pray and need to keep the place clean. Thats true to wear proper in public. I do appreciate that. We do call non - Halal section ( u may find alchol, porks and etc) there. Keen to watch your video about my country :D
Hey Amanda just want to let you know about couple things you couldnt understand in the reaction video☺ 1) Handshaking is allowed if it is between a non-muslim man and muslim man, but if a non- muslim man wants to handshake with a muslim women or a non-muslim woman wants to handshake with a muslim man its not allowed. Its part of Islamic religion beliefs. Im a Muslim too. 2) Regarding about the finger pointing style, we Malaysian were actually being teached by our teachers when we were in school to do that way as it is more respectful and looked more professional without pointing fingers. And Im impressed that you still carried the 'shoe not allowed in house' tradition from Malaysia to Canada😜😂. Btw cant wait to see the video you going to do with your Dad at the Malaysian restaurant in Canada. Love from your Malaysian viewers keep up the good work
Just adding to his first point, in Islamic beliefs, we pray 5 times a day so there will be ablutions involved before the prayers, so the act of touching in skin contact between women and men can make the ablutions to be 'impure' because sometimes Muslims would try to keep their ablutions intact before the next prayer :)
@@RaeMcJ thanks for helping me explaining to Amanda in detail. Im trying to keep my comment as short as possible so couldnt really explain in detail... Much appreaciate it
Shaking hands depends on the person. Some of us don't mind to shake hands with anybody coz we know our limit and we know the reasons behind it, but some pious people will not shake hands with woman other than their relatives.
To Amanda..this is Malay Culture..but Chinese and Indian live a hundred years in Malay Land..so they also live like Malay Culture..thanks for love our country..
1. Handshake - It's good to wait for the other person to offer their handshake instead of offering to the person. During this Covid-19 pandemic, we just put our hand on our chest as a replacement of handshake. 2. Alcohol - Love when you said "I don't think that every place needs to be westernised" 3. Pork / Beef - One can get pork at most Chinese restaurants as well as some Western restaurants. Most restaurants have beef except if the owners are Hindus, Sikh, Buddhist or vegetarians (very minimal - maybe 10% only). 4. Pointing fingers - I don't think the locals will feel offended if it's done by foreigners. It just we have been taught since school that it is proper to point by using thumb or "whole hand open-palm" instead of pointing using forefinger
Hi Amanda, and so that's why you should come to Sabah (Malaysia). I'll show you where to get the best 'sinalau bakas'. It comes with with your favorite beer.
Thanks AmandaMuse for understanding muslim/malaysian culture. And its great to know you adapt some of the culture, and understanding why its like that, for example taking your shoes off. 😬😁
▓▒░ @ AmandaMuse ▬ It wasn't always that way, you know. → *(**12:55**)* Not in *1971.* Everything was placed on the shelves and shoppers would use their eyes to READ; and their minds and conscience to THINK before placing an item into their shopping carts. As for those sliding doors, not every supermarket / grocery store in _this here country_ has a sliding door to that special section. ` On a side note, I still remember how to create a *BLT* sandwich - without even looking up the recipe. _L.O.L._ ` ☺ ░▒▓ `
Yes, of course I trully enjoyed all of your videos. Have u ever thought of coming over for another visit to Malaysia? Perhaps with your kids this time or when they're a little older or after the Pandemic? They'll be so proud of you to be their temporary 'tour guide' since you can explained a lot in details. I'm impressed! Looking forward to watch your next video!.
Love it as always Amanda! Hopefully once all this pandemic is over, you could come back to visit Malaysia once again! ;) ...wish i could meet you whenever you're in Malaysia!
Lol in addition to the hand gestures, come to Sabah (east Malaysia) and we have another indicator of how far is the places that you’re asking for. If the person said that the places you wanted to go is just go “straight” and the place is there than that’s mean the place is nearby. But the person said that go “straaaaaaight” then that’s mean the place is a bit far away. The longer the “straight” is the farthest the places is, so you better call a taxi 🤣
Hi Amanda.. i cannot leave without loving you after watched this video..😂.. truly you have a good heart n respectful attitude toward others culture.. that is so nice of you..
But now in Malaysia we had to follow new standard rules for the whole country.. Wear your mask.. Keep your distance.. Wash your hand.. Maybe its more easier to think and understand why some rules already introduced and practiced by muslim since long time ago..😊
Ya, it's Non Halal section..... I can't eat durian too... About pointing finger, ya it's very rare to do that. Use our thumb is more appropriate...but malaysian got a lot of gestures, sometimes we use our lips to point a thing..haha!.... Ya, we'll negotiate to get a lower price... don't wanna pay the first price, it's too expensive sometimes... Hahaha!! I'm not sure the word that you trying to say, I think it's 'tawar' or 'tawar menawar',, nah, I'm not sure...hihi!.... Btw, thanks sis for this video. It's fun.. you're so funny..... And please stay safe Amanda!
I'm Chinese Malaysian, and I guess from what I heard it is 太(tai)贵(gui)啦(la), meaning too expensive. It took me some time to gather the words too. I genuinely thought that she was saying a Malay word.
hello from Malaysia... hope you n your family are safe and on the good health.... hopefully when the pandemic is over please come back to Malaysia... learn more about our culture..... peace
Love your video... Stay making video and reacted other video of malaysia.... We love to hear and love to feel how good your experience and reaction in malaysia.... Thank you....
I remember watching your last video in Malaysia 5 years ago, i was so intrigued by your time there. Fast forward, I wondered why didn't you talked about your life abroad anymore. Now i finally know the answer, you wanted to take a hiatus. Oh why.. you were wrong about people getting bored of it the entire time 😂
The bargaining could be done in the local stalls or markets or shops for certain items like textiles eg shirts, trousers, shoes, etc. But you can't bargain at the supermarkets or departmental stores. Regarding the finger-pointing, most of the time we use our thumb to point as it is considered rude to point using the index finger.
Ah! I cracked up when you did the hand gesture (referring to pointing finger). I don’t entirely agree with some of the things said from a local point of view. As you mentioned, if you’ve lived there for a period of time you’ll be familiar, especially if you mingle with the local folks - you know how to go about, you see things happening. As the country is multicultural, the experience itself is so complex yet unifying. I suppose it’s more apparent when you’re a foreigner in any foreign country. I recently discovered two Malaysian podcast and I think you may enjoy or at least get some insights : mamak session (they’re also on CZcams) and The take away table (CZcams)
I really do think when it comes to durian people who aren't used to it are very overwhelmed. Whereas if you grew up here, I never really associated the smell of durian to being stinky or smelling bad. I just thought it smells like it should. I remember when a truck of durians came to my school everyone became so excited when they could smell the durians. So i guess it really comes down to whether you're used to it or not
btw. I love to travel to Bali, but I never went to those bintang parties, there are just some places in Kuta where the young people party....there are many calm and cozy places. And btw. I belong to the durian lovers🤣🤣🤣
we humans are made into various races, ethnicities, races and countries .. every place has a way and lifestyle according to a place, good to learn something that is never known. You seem to know a lot about the daily life of Malaysians of various races and religions ...yeay!!!... congratulations... surely many Malaysians know and like you ..hahaha... Malaysian respect each other, tolerate and help each other regardless of race..not only among us, but it is also practiced for anyone ... if we come to your place, we do not know about lifestyle, decency, rules etc. in your place .. and it is good that we learn to adapt to suit your place...
If we use forefinger/index finger to pointing it's mean disrespect in Malaysia so we use thumb instead. The school not provide this at the class because this is non-formal education & must been teach by our parents at home since we were child.
I really agreed when you said a country shouldn't accommodate you, you should be able to adapt to the country. That's why you and your family can be an expat. Not all people can be an expat. They need to be able to adapt in new and unfamiliar environment quickly and with an open mind. Just like when Muslim people travel to non-muslim country, we cannot expect every restaurant to serve halal food. All you have to do is find alternative way such as go for vegetarian restaurant, find halal restaurant or cooking by yourself.
Correction #8 The Rule which Prohibates act such as kissing in publics falls first under the Civil Laws which was the British Common Law for Malaysian and visitor. It is chargeable via the Civil Courts based on the British Law. Now for Muslim we will fall under the second Law which is the Syariah Law. So even before the Syariah Law introduced in the late 80's no kissing in Public was there even before 31/08/57 our ID Day's. Same law was applied in Singapore and Brunei
How is beef not common here? I'm from Malaysia but I've also lived in 3 different continents and I don't see how beef is more uncommon here than elsewhere.....
Saya tahu beberapa perkara mengenai Malaysia... Oleh itu, jika saya dapat melawat negara yang indah ini, saya sudah bersedia sepenuhnya untuk melakukan apa yang tidak boleh dilakukan...
Now its raining season in malaysia & the water raise less than an hour..rip to the car in the flood wheres the owner didnt even realise the flood happen or how deep that flood is
just want explain a bit about the 'no-shaking hand or touching' thingy.. in Islam before we do our prayers we need to 'clean or cleanse ourselves' or called 'wudhu' and touching a female person who is not your 'mahram' will violate & remove the wudhu.. mahram includes your mother, grandmother, daughter & sister.. or in other words someone you cannot marry.. even a wife is excluded.. thus most muslims probably still have their wudhu till the next prayer.. thus the reason for not shaking hands..
If you are traveling and somehow staying in someone house and if he/she is older, not friendly and said "do no touch anything", you should do what they said. Do. Not. Touch. ANYTHING. Especially it was some kind of bottle. Trust me. It's not about being rude. So, don't worry, if you didn't touch anything, you will be just fine. No furniture will move on it's own when you go back to your home.
the prohibition of PDA is mostly common is Asia. Not only in Malaysia and not only because of islamic values. We Asian regardless our religion, will keep PDA at home and in bedroom. Its not something to show off..
I have a foreigner who became my friend because he wanted to learn Malay but Malaysians are mostly very... Idk, fixed..? Like if you speak in english with us, we unconsciously speak english back and when you tell us to speak in malay, it's like we forget all the malay vocabulary lmao it's different from when we speak to another native speaker. I commented about Malaysians with babies in your latest video on Al Jazeera lol i didnt notice you mentioned it here. About the negotiations, I'm not sure about appearances, but i know most Malaysian sellers tend to be lenient when the customers are friendly. I get discounts easier when i approach the sellers with "makciikkkk~~~" (auntie) with almost singing voice, and they'd immediately smile when they attend to me. You're less likely to get discounts if you appear angry or intimidating. The seller would just give you up like nah, go to another seller, idc.
One of the best thing in Malaysia is, we watch movies in the original language. Not translated dubbed. Hong Kong movies show in Cantonese. China movies in Mandarin, English movies always in English.
Right, that's so true! Even watching Japanese anime, I find the dubbed ones are so weird. I preferred the original voice with subtitles. Because that's how we feel it all.
Thank you amanda because you love my country malaysia.we love you and your country too
Thank you!
I fell in love with Malaysia... ☺️... I'm from Europe, Greece...
thanks for always making videos on our country. and we appreciate you for respecting our culture. god bless
hye... amanda.. i really luv the way u talk.... every word is crystal clear.. n u never2 talk bad about something u dont like.... thats the way... mate... 👍🤭🌺🌹
Thank you so much!!
8:51 yeah of course,we at Malaysia also have 4 seasons like Canada but it kind of different which is the season are Hot, Very Hot , Wet & Very Wet
Hahah so true!!
@@AmandaMuse aaaw
Best la Amanda ni. Siap bukak kasut tu kat Canada 🥰
she means that you are good as you leave your shoes off at home in canada
Some
pointing with right hand thumb is a malay culture only. we have been taught in school, so we practice :)
So interesting!
In the culture, pointing with index finger is considered a bit rude. Unless if you want to accuse someone or point to person who has done wrong. Not sure awpecific reason why but maybe because it sort of has a gesture/connotation of poking.
So either with thumb or all fingers usually.
In Islam..one of the Sunnah of Prophet Muhammad is pointing using index finger and also he use all of fingers.
Besides the culture and religion reasons,its showing polite and humble manners or else....your parent will hunt you down if pointing using index finger more over infornt of elderly person
@@johntito9861 yes it is true. tq
Hi Amanda. I'm Malaysian...
Hand gesture is sign to communicate at distant or in silent. we use 4 fingers to point out means that we respect the person who asked for direction.
For shoe-off in office is damnly true, because we do pray and need to keep the place clean.
Thats true to wear proper in public. I do appreciate that.
We do call non - Halal section ( u may find alchol, porks and etc) there.
Keen to watch your video about my country :D
Hey Amanda just want to let you know about couple things you couldnt understand in the reaction video☺ 1) Handshaking is allowed if it is between a non-muslim man and muslim man, but if a non- muslim man wants to handshake with a muslim women or a non-muslim woman wants to handshake with a muslim man its not allowed. Its part of Islamic religion beliefs. Im a Muslim too. 2) Regarding about the finger pointing style, we Malaysian were actually being teached by our teachers when we were in school to do that way as it is more respectful and looked more professional without pointing fingers. And Im impressed that you still carried the 'shoe not allowed in house' tradition from Malaysia to Canada😜😂. Btw cant wait to see the video you going to do with your Dad at the Malaysian restaurant in Canada. Love from your Malaysian viewers keep up the good work
Just adding to his first point, in Islamic beliefs, we pray 5 times a day so there will be ablutions involved before the prayers, so the act of touching in skin contact between women and men can make the ablutions to be 'impure' because sometimes Muslims would try to keep their ablutions intact before the next prayer :)
@@RaeMcJ thanks for helping me explaining to Amanda in detail. Im trying to keep my comment as short as possible so couldnt really explain in detail... Much appreaciate it
Shaking hands depends on the person. Some of us don't mind to shake hands with anybody coz we know our limit and we know the reasons behind it, but some pious people will not shake hands with woman other than their relatives.
To Amanda..this is Malay Culture..but Chinese and Indian live a hundred years in Malay Land..so they also live like Malay Culture..thanks for love our country..
❤ your reactions Amanda and you're right, there are two different sections between Halal and Non Halal separately.
Thank you!
Tq amanda cause you respect to malaysian culture..
You're welcome!
1. Handshake - It's good to wait for the other person to offer their handshake instead of offering to the person. During this Covid-19 pandemic, we just put our hand on our chest as a replacement of handshake.
2. Alcohol - Love when you said "I don't think that every place needs to be westernised"
3. Pork / Beef - One can get pork at most Chinese restaurants as well as some Western restaurants. Most restaurants have beef except if the owners are Hindus, Sikh, Buddhist or vegetarians (very minimal - maybe 10% only).
4. Pointing fingers - I don't think the locals will feel offended if it's done by foreigners. It just we have been taught since school that it is proper to point by using thumb or "whole hand open-palm" instead of pointing using forefinger
Agree on all of the above! 👏
TRUE!
Really love this video.... hope to see you again in Malaysia. 😁🥰
You are a very respectful person. Greetings from Malaysia
Hi Amanda, and so that's why you should come to Sabah (Malaysia). I'll show you where to get the best 'sinalau bakas'. It comes with with your favorite beer.
Sounds great!
@@AmandaMuse this is the city where I live. Life here is much more laid back. czcams.com/video/QfN1hubJM_g/video.html
adoi..ko ni bha terus offer sinalau bakaas.... hahaha ..
Ni barulah! Dorang dua tu belum datang Sabah lagi tu kali... Hahaha...
@@nicejobbrotube1938 haha... 😂
"top 15 mistakes in locked up in malaysia"
Hi Amanda, plz react to this frm Other Side of Truth channel
Thanks AmandaMuse for understanding muslim/malaysian culture. And its great to know you adapt some of the culture, and understanding why its like that, for example taking your shoes off. 😬😁
I am from Malaysia Present✔️thanks for the compliment, sorry it's too late to watch the video.,done subscribe 👍
Yes we have halal section and saparately with non halal food for non muslim people....
Yes, that's exactly right.
▓▒░ @ AmandaMuse ▬ It wasn't always
that way, you know. → *(**12:55**)*
Not in *1971.*
Everything was placed on the shelves
and shoppers would use their
eyes to READ; and their minds
and conscience to THINK before
placing an item into their shopping
carts.
As for those sliding doors,
not every supermarket / grocery store
in _this here country_ has a sliding
door to that special section.
`
On a side note, I still remember
how to create a *BLT* sandwich
- without even looking up the recipe.
_L.O.L._ ` ☺ ░▒▓
`
All malaysia people is a good person. And that what we malaysian call adab. We so welcoming tourist from another countries
Yes, of course I trully enjoyed all of your videos. Have u ever thought of coming over for another visit to Malaysia? Perhaps with your kids this time or when they're a little older or after the Pandemic? They'll be so proud of you to be their temporary 'tour guide' since you can explained a lot in details. I'm impressed! Looking forward to watch your next video!.
Oh yes! I cannot wait to take them for a visit!
Amazing video! Crystal clear explanation and great opinion. Difficult combination to find these days.
Love it as always Amanda! Hopefully once all this pandemic is over, you could come back to visit Malaysia once again! ;) ...wish i could meet you whenever you're in Malaysia!
I hope so too!
All the values you have brought up makes you so likable and special human being. God bless you n your family.
i love your reaction cause you can relate it with your experiences living here in Malaysia. Thank you for explain this for us ❤️.
after watched two of your videos, you are really respectful and interesting person. OK. Subscribed! Keep it up, Amanda! :)
Thank you for the video, and thank you for the respect that you gave, we appreciate it.
places where alcohol drinks are sold:
7-eleven
KK
Tesco
basically franchise store/markets
Lol in addition to the hand gestures, come to Sabah (east Malaysia) and we have another indicator of how far is the places that you’re asking for. If the person said that the places you wanted to go is just go “straight” and the place is there than that’s mean the place is nearby. But the person said that go “straaaaaaight” then that’s mean the place is a bit far away. The longer the “straight” is the farthest the places is, so you better call a taxi 🤣
You have been working at Canadian high commission in Malaysia????✌salam with 😘from Malaysia n Singapore...👌👍🇲🇾🇸🇬🇬🇧🇭🇲🇳🇿🇨🇦🇺🇸
Amanda. You earn my respect. I like the way you dissect every single point here and everytime i have to agree with u. Lols
Thank you!
Hi Amanda.. i cannot leave without loving you after watched this video..😂.. truly you have a good heart n respectful attitude toward others culture.. that is so nice of you..
But now in Malaysia we had to follow new standard rules for the whole country..
Wear your mask..
Keep your distance..
Wash your hand..
Maybe its more easier to think and understand why some rules already introduced and practiced by muslim since long time ago..😊
Woah, Mantap bang... That's absolutely right!!
U're very cool... U know to respect the country ...
Thank you very much for your respectful nature!! Much appreciated
Ya, it's Non Halal section..... I can't eat durian too... About pointing finger, ya it's very rare to do that. Use our thumb is more appropriate...but malaysian got a lot of gestures, sometimes we use our lips to point a thing..haha!.... Ya, we'll negotiate to get a lower price... don't wanna pay the first price, it's too expensive sometimes... Hahaha!! I'm not sure the word that you trying to say, I think it's 'tawar' or 'tawar menawar',, nah, I'm not sure...hihi!.... Btw, thanks sis for this video. It's fun.. you're so funny..... And please stay safe Amanda!
I'm Chinese Malaysian, and I guess from what I heard it is 太(tai)贵(gui)啦(la), meaning too expensive. It took me some time to gather the words too. I genuinely thought that she was saying a Malay word.
We are always welcome you back to Malaysia ....
Tq sister bcoz u still love Malaysia.
Thank you!
hello from Malaysia... hope you n your family are safe and on the good health.... hopefully when the pandemic is over please come back to Malaysia... learn more about our culture..... peace
Love your video... Stay making video and reacted other video of malaysia.... We love to hear and love to feel how good your experience and reaction in malaysia.... Thank you....
Love this video and It's fun to watch. You're funny too. 😁
Thank you! ☺️💗
Almost 100k subs , congrats
Thank you!
Thank you Amamda... thank you again for your love of my country 🇲🇾
You are a kind soul Amanda. Thank you
I remember watching your last video in Malaysia 5 years ago, i was so intrigued by your time there. Fast forward, I wondered why didn't you talked about your life abroad anymore. Now i finally know the answer, you wanted to take a hiatus. Oh why.. you were wrong about people getting bored of it the entire time 😂
I thought perhaps it had been too much time away from Malaysia - but it feels like yesterday!
@@AmandaMuse still ❤️ your content, your consistency in posting video is what that makes me want to watch your videos till today. Thank u!
love the video and your opinions!
Yeah that's true for Durian either you really love it or don't like at all. No in between😂😂
The bargaining could be done in the local stalls or markets or shops for certain items like textiles eg shirts, trousers, shoes, etc. But you can't bargain at the supermarkets or departmental stores. Regarding the finger-pointing, most of the time we use our thumb to point as it is considered rude to point using the index finger.
Oh yes, the bargaining is only for stalls and night markets 👏
Well done Amanda.....hope that you come and stay with us again
I love youuuuuuu 😭😭😭😭😭😭😭 You're so nice !!!! Thanksss
Thank you❤️
i am from malaysia...i love amanda reaction and comment about this video...good2..
Yup.. i wonder why they allowed people enter house WITH shoes!!
Ohhh my.. Malaysian really miss you. Please come back here again soon okk.. we will welcome you with warm smile and Selamat Datang.
Wish you can come to Malaysia again..after the pandemic.
I hope so too!
We got seasonal season for fruits too. Durian season, rambutan season, dokong season
Ah! I cracked up when you did the hand gesture (referring to pointing finger). I don’t entirely agree with some of the things said from a local point of view. As you mentioned, if you’ve lived there for a period of time you’ll be familiar, especially if you mingle with the local folks - you know how to go about, you see things happening. As the country is multicultural, the experience itself is so complex yet unifying. I suppose it’s more apparent when you’re a foreigner in any foreign country. I recently discovered two Malaysian podcast and I think you may enjoy or at least get some insights : mamak session (they’re also on CZcams) and The take away table (CZcams)
Don't trust the weather 🤭🤭 that's very true.... I always bring a small umbrella with me
Hi Amanda... I'm azmie from KL. I studied 6 yrs in Canada (1 yr in Kingston + 5 yrs in Montreal). I really miss Canada so much. 🤣
Thanks for sharing!! We switched places ;)
Amanda ...it really enjoying watching your videos....next time come and visit Penang i will glad to walk you around
I really do think when it comes to durian people who aren't used to it are very overwhelmed. Whereas if you grew up here, I never really associated the smell of durian to being stinky or smelling bad. I just thought it smells like it should. I remember when a truck of durians came to my school everyone became so excited when they could smell the durians. So i guess it really comes down to whether you're used to it or not
btw. I love to travel to Bali, but I never went to those bintang parties, there are just some places in Kuta where the young people party....there are many calm and cozy places. And btw. I belong to the durian lovers🤣🤣🤣
we humans are made into various races, ethnicities, races and countries .. every place has a way and lifestyle according to a place, good to learn something that is never known. You seem to know a lot about the daily life of Malaysians of various races and religions ...yeay!!!... congratulations... surely many Malaysians know and like you ..hahaha...
Malaysian respect each other, tolerate and help each other regardless of race..not only among us, but it is also practiced for anyone ... if we come to your place, we do not know about lifestyle, decency, rules etc. in your place .. and it is good that we learn to adapt to suit your place...
Fair comments Amanda. Just to add... Pointing finger to someone is considered rude in Malaysia. But to show the direction... it's ok.
If we use forefinger/index finger to pointing it's mean disrespect in Malaysia so we use thumb instead. The school not provide this at the class because this is non-formal education & must been teach by our parents at home since we were child.
Youre a real nice person. I love the way you think and conduct.
Thank you ☺️
I really agreed when you said a country shouldn't accommodate you, you should be able to adapt to the country. That's why you and your family can be an expat. Not all people can be an expat. They need to be able to adapt in new and unfamiliar environment quickly and with an open mind. Just like when Muslim people travel to non-muslim country, we cannot expect every restaurant to serve halal food. All you have to do is find alternative way such as go for vegetarian restaurant, find halal restaurant or cooking by yourself.
Nice.. Malaysia truly Asia.. Semua anda boleh dapatinya d Malaysia.. D1n'only.. Peace ✌️
Correction #8 The Rule which Prohibates act such as kissing in publics falls first under the Civil Laws which was the British Common Law for Malaysian and visitor. It is chargeable via the Civil Courts based on the British Law.
Now for Muslim we will fall under the second Law which is the Syariah Law.
So even before the Syariah Law introduced in the late 80's no kissing in Public was there even before 31/08/57 our ID Day's.
Same law was applied in Singapore and Brunei
✌peace from Malaysia ❤💓💕💖🧡💛💗💚💙💜💞💞💞
☺️❤️
Thanks for your comments about malaysia Mis.
Hi Amanda u are so cool .. the world need to have more people like you 🤗🔥🌟🥰💫
it is just like prime minister of canada mr justin..he respect the culture of the malays muslim when he was visiting
singapore..
How is beef not common here? I'm from Malaysia but I've also lived in 3 different continents and I don't see how beef is more uncommon here than elsewhere.....
Saya tahu beberapa perkara mengenai Malaysia... Oleh itu, jika saya dapat melawat negara yang indah ini, saya sudah bersedia sepenuhnya untuk melakukan apa yang tidak boleh dilakukan...
Nice vedio 👍. Sabah Malaysia🤝🖐️
Yeahh I'm malaysian 🇲🇾🇲🇾🇲🇾
Now its raining season in malaysia & the water raise less than an hour..rip to the car in the flood wheres the owner didnt even realise the flood happen or how deep that flood is
Waw hehehe yess the negotiation part!
just want explain a bit about the 'no-shaking hand or touching' thingy.. in Islam before we do our prayers we need to 'clean or cleanse ourselves' or called 'wudhu' and touching a female person who is not your 'mahram' will violate & remove the wudhu.. mahram includes your mother, grandmother, daughter & sister.. or in other words someone you cannot marry.. even a wife is excluded.. thus most muslims probably still have their wudhu till the next prayer.. thus the reason for not shaking hands..
trudeau grandma is from malacca
Love from Malaysia ❤❤❤
Thank you!
@@AmandaMuse ur welcome 😉
Saya sayang Malaysia!!! ❤️
That's Malaysia and Malaysians.
Terima kasih.
What do u prefer, handshake or lovely smile?
If you are traveling and somehow staying in someone house and if he/she is older, not friendly and said "do no touch anything", you should do what they said. Do. Not. Touch. ANYTHING. Especially it was some kind of bottle. Trust me. It's not about being rude. So, don't worry, if you didn't touch anything, you will be just fine. No furniture will move on it's own when you go back to your home.
Pork is also forbidden for Christian, mentioned in the Bible
Yes, it is the 'Non Halal' section.
the prohibition of PDA is mostly common is Asia. Not only in Malaysia and not only because of islamic values. We Asian regardless our religion, will keep PDA at home and in bedroom. Its not something to show off..
I have a foreigner who became my friend because he wanted to learn Malay but Malaysians are mostly very... Idk, fixed..? Like if you speak in english with us, we unconsciously speak english back and when you tell us to speak in malay, it's like we forget all the malay vocabulary lmao it's different from when we speak to another native speaker.
I commented about Malaysians with babies in your latest video on Al Jazeera lol i didnt notice you mentioned it here.
About the negotiations, I'm not sure about appearances, but i know most Malaysian sellers tend to be lenient when the customers are friendly. I get discounts easier when i approach the sellers with "makciikkkk~~~" (auntie) with almost singing voice, and they'd immediately smile when they attend to me. You're less likely to get discounts if you appear angry or intimidating. The seller would just give you up like nah, go to another seller, idc.
Yup. It’s non-halal section where you can get pork or bacon etc.
Yes, exactly. Thank you.
AmandaMuse no problem
One of the best thing in Malaysia is, we watch movies in the original language. Not translated dubbed. Hong Kong movies show in Cantonese. China movies in Mandarin, English movies always in English.
Right, that's so true! Even watching Japanese anime, I find the dubbed ones are so weird. I preferred the original voice with subtitles. Because that's how we feel it all.
durian is king of fruits....and its so good...
Terbaik , teh tarik satu roti canai banjir 2 keping
Use thumbs because that is polite way to use in muslim...for us pointong is kinda rude (depend on people the way they like) but use thumb is must
Can you speak malay a little bit ..love to hear it..
Not really!
I'm learning Malay...
No alcohol? No pork? Not true. Its depend on which part of Malaysia you go to. If you go to East Malaysia like Sarawak...its available everywhere...
Very valid point on the shoe...u have no idea what people steps on