Furthermore, 'waktu', 'masa', 'ketika/tika', 'sejak/semenjak' or 'dari' are also used to describe something that happened at a point in time, for example: "Dia dah turun ke bendang sawah waktu dinihari lagi" or "Dia dah turun ke bendang sawah masa dinihari lagi" or "Dia dah turun ke bendang sawah sejak dinihari lagi" or "Dia dah turun ke bendang sawah ketika dinihari lagi" or "Dia dah turun ke bendang sawah dari dinihari lagi" ("He/she went to the paddy field at the break of dawn already"; or you can simply say the same thing this way "Dia dah turun ke bendang tadi" or "Dia dah turun ke bendang dari tadi" ("He/she went to the field a moment ago (just now)").
I hope that the translation is in Arabic, because many Arabs do not speak English. I used to understand everything in the beginning, but now I no longer understand because I do not speak English well
Thank you 💕 so much 🥰 sister 🙏
i love the way you explain. thanks a lot Lisa
i am very enthusiastic to learn Malay. i hope i will learn soon
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Good day and good luck
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Very helpfull lesson 🤗
I following your video & I like you so much system of your speak.
Thank you so much to explain clearly about time 😊
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I like bahasa malayu because of your video.
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Thank you for watching :D I'm glad you find it helpful.
Furthermore, 'waktu', 'masa', 'ketika/tika', 'sejak/semenjak' or 'dari' are also used to describe something that happened at a point in time, for example: "Dia dah turun ke bendang sawah waktu dinihari lagi" or "Dia dah turun ke bendang sawah masa dinihari lagi" or "Dia dah turun ke bendang sawah sejak dinihari lagi" or "Dia dah turun ke bendang sawah ketika dinihari lagi" or "Dia dah turun ke bendang sawah dari dinihari lagi" ("He/she went to the paddy field at the break of dawn already"; or you can simply say the same thing this way "Dia dah turun ke bendang tadi" or "Dia dah turun ke bendang dari tadi" ("He/she went to the field a moment ago (just now)").
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Soooo good Sara.
Hey welcome back...
Thank you for sticking around! :D
Actually...I am proud of you
Because
I have gotten your channel
Kita rindu trima kasih.
Nyc videos, i want to learn malai like a local
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Thanks mam...
Wow
Hai lisse were I bye to user malay dictionary..am in Singapore!!
Hi
Why I'm watching this,I'm Malay😅
W͙o͙w͙ v͙e͙r͙y͙ g͙o͙o͙d͙ t͙h͙i͙s͙ v͙i͙d͙e͙o͙
“mase”
I hope that the translation is in Arabic, because many Arabs do not speak English. I used to understand everything in the beginning, but now I no longer understand because I do not speak English well
Better learn english only
Why?why do you think so?
@@mymamalovesme english no1..because malay not like speak malay.malay very like speak english😂so better speak english only
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