Thank you for your comment! It's "not" a compliment :) It's the truth to me 😉 Since the pandemic, I have not been to Malaysia. So I must catch up sometime soon. I can't wait to explore Malaysia, meet my friends, enjoy great Malaysian food, and more, and more and more and more entertainments in Malaysia!
Wishing best of luck for yr channel 👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻 Most of yr videos are very good content based on facts & figures 👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻 Just my suggestion for yr videos, maybe u can put background music , just instrumental music with slow volume to make yr videos more interesting... 🤘🏻🤘🏻🤘🏻 The rest of yr contents are superb 👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻
Just to add an interesting note that inter-marriage among the different ethnics in Malaysia exists and not uncommon. I'm a Malaysian Chinese married to a Malaysian Indian, and we're Christians. And some of our family members are married to different nationalities. We jive with colourful Malaysia. Not to mention about the languages spoken between us and the huge varieties of food we eat 😃. And yes, we have friends from different ethnics and they are beautiful all round!
I have seen Malay-Chinese couple and Malay-Indian couple. If people live together, people surely will become couples of different ethnicities. In Malaysia, the combination of the couple's ethnicities and religions are so dynamic and interesting. This is so interesting. As for some of my Chinese Malaysian friends (a couple), a husband is a Christian and the wife is Buddhist. At their home, A Christian cross and a Bhudism item are decorated. Very interesting :)
@@tetsuyathejapanesefactsreporte Yes, it's common. However, there are still many who are reserved about having a different ethnic as their spouse or as a family member. Hmm, time has changed. Education, sociology aspects and many unlimited reasons play a role in mixed marriages as well. Love and beauty lies in the eyes of the beholder after all. Are they not, hypothetically and in reality. Thank you for your passion in knowing and learning more about Malaysia.
Besides malay, chinese & indian foods. There are many thai food restaurants available since they are leaving next to us. Whilst in the recent years, more & more middle eastern, korean, western as well as japanese foods can be easily found everywhere within big cities..
Thank you for sharing it. Yes, that's true. This time, I just focus the topic on the main three ethnicities because the main topic is the three main ethnicity's difference.
Thank you for your compliment and great review about Malaysia and Thank you for choosing Malaysia one of your accommodations. You are most welcoming!
Thank you for your comment!
It's "not" a compliment :) It's the truth to me 😉
Since the pandemic, I have not been to Malaysia. So I must catch up sometime soon. I can't wait to explore Malaysia, meet my friends, enjoy great Malaysian food, and more, and more and more and more entertainments in Malaysia!
Wishing best of luck for yr channel 👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻 Most of yr videos are very good content based on facts & figures 👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻
Just my suggestion for yr videos, maybe u can put background music , just instrumental music with slow volume to make yr videos more interesting... 🤘🏻🤘🏻🤘🏻 The rest of yr contents are superb 👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻
Thank you for your suggestion!
Just to add an interesting note that inter-marriage among the different ethnics in Malaysia exists and not uncommon. I'm a Malaysian Chinese married to a Malaysian Indian, and we're Christians. And some of our family members are married to different nationalities. We jive with colourful Malaysia. Not to mention about the languages spoken between us and the huge varieties of food we eat 😃. And yes, we have friends from different ethnics and they are beautiful all round!
I have seen Malay-Chinese couple and Malay-Indian couple. If people live together, people surely will become couples of different ethnicities. In Malaysia, the combination of the couple's ethnicities and religions are so dynamic and interesting. This is so interesting.
As for some of my Chinese Malaysian friends (a couple), a husband is a Christian and the wife is Buddhist. At their home, A Christian cross and a Bhudism item are decorated. Very interesting :)
@@tetsuyathejapanesefactsreporte Yes, it's common. However, there are still many who are reserved about having a different ethnic as their spouse or as a family member. Hmm, time has changed. Education, sociology aspects and many unlimited reasons play a role in mixed marriages as well. Love and beauty lies in the eyes of the beholder after all. Are they not, hypothetically and in reality.
Thank you for your passion in knowing and learning more about Malaysia.
@@mooncheah That's my word. Thank you so much for sharing an interesting story about the Malaysian society!
@@tetsuyathejapanesefactsreporte Pleasure
Besides malay, chinese & indian foods. There are many thai food restaurants available since they are leaving next to us. Whilst in the recent years, more & more middle eastern, korean, western as well as japanese foods can be easily found everywhere within big cities..
Thank you for sharing it. Yes, that's true.
This time, I just focus the topic on the main three ethnicities because the main topic is the three main ethnicity's difference.
Tq review malaysia.welcome to malaysia
Thank you :)
Thank you for the review 🇲🇾👍
No problem :) Malaysia is one of the best countries in the world!
Nice review 👍
Thank you 😉
We have many Christians churches here too
Yeah. Sometimes Christian church and a mosque is almost next to each other in KL and it's an amazing view.
Malaysia is easily one of the better place to retire.
Thank you for your comment. Yeah, it is!
TQ
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