Bahasa Melayu Malaysia vs Indonesia languange is just like... UK English vs America English. Same but not same , its understandable, but some might different. lol. Welcome aboard to Malaysia, hope you all enjoy it!
No, it is much more than that. The way of speaking and some words are totally different between Malay Language and Bahasa Indonesia. The foundation is the same but there are striking differences between them in grammar, syntax, vocabulary, and pronunciation. The better comparison would be Brazilian Portuguese vs Portugal Portuguese. But don't worry both languages are mutually intelligible if both Malay and Indonesian speakers talk in standardized version of their respective languages.
A big welcome to Malaysia 🇲🇾 The kids are adorable and your Malay pronunciation is spot on accurate 👍 Batu Cave and Genting Highland are worth exploring. Hope you have a great time here and stay safe!
@@suhanjayalian5044 banyak perkataan diambil dari bahasa melayu dijadikan bahasa indo😅 so basically itu adalah bahasa melayu.. Yg kamu tulis itu juga bahasa melayu😂😂
@@theNusantaraVlog If you take the MRT Yellow line at Putrajaya Sentral then you will have to stop at ampang park station to change with the LRT to KLCC (1 stop)
For more convenience, I wonder if it's cheaper for the entire family and your luggages can fit into a car or a mini van, using the airport taxi or grab. It will take you directly to your booked airbnb.
There are plenty to do in KL, near you guys is KLCC, on its own with lots of attractions like the Suria KLCC Mall, Petrosains, the KLCC park, the children playground and wadding pool, KLCC Aquaria, Petronas Concert Hall, the night symphony fountain etc.
For tasting the local food culture, go to Kampung Baru for Malaysian Malay cuisines like nasi lemak at Wanjo, nasi padang is also there, go to Chinatown on Petaling street or Jalan Alor for Malaysian Chinese food, go to Little India on Jalan Brickfields for Malaysian Indian food. Should also try the street Ramly bruger. Should also visit one of the pasar malam, open night markets in and around KL.
There are many attractions in KL and other cities. There are plenty of mega malls in and around KL, the latest opened is the TRX Enchange Mall with a beautiful rooftop garden and recreational area for kids. There are many themed park in Malaysia, near KL is the Sunway Lagoon with a mini zoo, in Johor is Legoland, in Ipoh is the Lost World of Tambun, in Penang is Escape. In Genting Highlands are the indoor and outdoor themed park. In KL, at Berjaya Times Square is an indoor amusement park.
You guys can walk to Kampung Baru from KLCC through the beautiful Saloma Bridge. Recommend in the evening that's when Kampung Baru come alive and the Saloma Bridge is beautiful with colorful lights 🇲🇾
you travel like us, eat like us, spend like us, talk like us, you gona be local for sure. ie, not the cause of price hike. kudos to yall good westerners ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤ welcome home 🤩 da home for hybrids
Welcome! Since it's near, you can take the kids to klcc park later to play around with water and at the playground. Taman titiwangsa is also a lot of fun for families esp in the evening. You can move easily around kl via monorail, lrt, mrt and ktm. Grab is also an easier choice.
Congratulations, you made it. It's one of the cheapest way to get to the hotel in KL. Actually there's another way you can save a lot to get to KL Sentrai that is by bus. You can simply take an express bus from the airport. It cost you around RM 10 - 12/adults to KL Sentral. The journey may take slightly longer but I guarantee, it's quite a pleasant ride. The bus is good with 1 + 2 seating configuration.
Welcome to Mall'asia ! Do take up on that guy's advice, since you are more familiar with Indonesian cuisine Kampung baru would be the spot. Now the locals will know the difference between Malay Malaysian cuisine and Indonesian-Malay cuisine. You can sorta tell what you're getting by the spelling on the board. For example we spell Ice as Ais but you know you getting Indonesian food if they spell it as Es . They also got fusion malay-indonesian cuisine in Kampung bahru . There are things in Kampung Baru you cant find in Indonesia because its from the east coast region or other regions of Malaysia. Padang is Malay-indonesian cuisine from sumatera not native to the Malay peninsula.
Welcome to Malaysia guys and enjoy your trip/stay in Malaysia. You should have use the Grab from the LRT station to your Hotel due to the numbers of luggage you have. Bring the kids to the KL Bird Park within the city.
Hey guys... Welcome to Malaysia... Instead of trying Indonesian food here.. we would love to suggest you guys to try our Malaysian foods... The malay style, chinese style, Indian style or fusion of three ... Have a pleasant stay guys!!!
ERL/MRT/LRT more economically cheaper for an individu or a couple but when travel as a middle size family like yours…it gonna more expensive. The cost of taking a Grab car a lot cheaper for the whole family because it is door to door send-off but ofcos for the experience sake…why not right.
You should bring the kids to Langkawi, pulau perhentian and Sabah for adventure. Pls try nasi lemak, nasi kerabu, nasi ayam, roti canai, roti boom and roti tisu
its easier if you book the klia express online. i believe you can even get discount. just scan qr code on the entrance and you good to go. you can actually use klia transit and interchange to mrt putrajaya, drop at persiaran KLCC station. but you have to walk 18minutes to get to your hotel. yeah I think the LRT is closer. If you plan to go to penang or north, you can try use ETS train. try to avoid KTM komuter when travelling, long frequency and always delay, use LRT and MRT instead. and i think there is a card that you can buy for unlimited ride using Rapid KL (bus, mrt, lrt, brt) for foreigners, you can try ask the person at the any station instead of buying the coins every time. happy travelling
Welcome to KL MALAYSIA..your family are so amazing especially your kids..btw here is some the best malaysian fiods your family must try..such NASI LEMAK..NASI AYAM..MEE GORENG..MEE REBUS@SOUP..ROTI CANAI..LAKSA..VERY FAMOUS LOCAL BURGER RAMLY BURGER..SATAY KAJANG..AND MANY MORE..and makesure you must visit and go to nightmarket@ JALAN TUNKU ABDUL RAHMAN PASAR MALAM@TAR on weekend..so pls explore others best place as TASIK PERDANA BOTANIC GARDEN..KLCC PARK..KL TOWER ECO PARK..TITIWANGSA PARK..hopefully your family will enjoy to stay in Malaysia...have a nice day...
Berjaya Times Square indoor amusement park Sunway pyramid & Sunway lagoon water theme park Genting Highlands cable car and indoor & outdoor theme park IOI city mall Putrajaya the largest mall
Welcome to 🇲🇾 the staff at the counter (with long hair) ... when you speak Indon language , is from the same state like me hope you & family will come back & spend a majestic exprerience & view of Mount Kinabalu
A few places to visit which might please your kids: Berjaya Times Square indoor amusement park Sunway pyramid & Sunway lagoon water theme park Genting Highlands cable car and indoor & outdoor theme park IOI city mall Putrajaya the largest mall
Welcome to Kuala Lumpur West family. Please may I suggest you eat local malay, chinese, indian cuisine. Skip Nasi Padang for a while and try malay or chinese mix rice (campur) and/or Nasi Kandar malaysia's specialty found at the numerous Mamak(indian muslim) restaurants all over the city. Try our Noodles Mee Curry /Mi Kari or Mee Soup. Roti Canai for breakfast.
Wishing you all A VERY WARM WELCOME❤ SELAMAT DATANG🎉. Pls do enjoy & explore Malaysian multi cultural lifestyle🎉🎉🎉🎉& do try all our cusine but beware of spicey should your stomach couldnt tolarete them😅
‘Nusantara’ should be the name of this region. Before Malaysia & Indonesia etc2 were established post colonial. All were interacting with each other not as how it is today.
22:52 dont ask for Nasi Padang..instead look for Nasi Campur/Mixed Rice. Nasi Padang is a particular dish from Sumatera (so the options will be smaller), while nasi campur is local mixed rice sold mostly at local restaurants. Another name Nasi Campur is Economy Rice (normally used by Chinese restaurants). Theres also Nasi Kandar which is originated from Penang, sold by Indian-Muslim restaurants. Nasi Kandar is mostly based on curries compared to nasi campur which is very mixed in terms of the dishes.
Malaysia has 14 states.. they all use their own conversation, not 100% the national language of KL but it is still considered Malay because the pronunciation is the same.. Malaysians understand if speaking from Jakarta in Malaysia, there are also many Indonesian workers in Malaysians and one of the reasons why Malaysians can understand👍🏼
Enjoy your stay in KL. Tak ape kalau tak berapa faham cara cakap Bahasa Melayu. Boleh biasakan belajar sikit-sikit. Would be helpful if you show us how you try to communicate with Malaysians in Bahasa Melayu.
Nusantara is a malay word for archipelago or Malay Achipelago. There is no such thing as Java Archipelago. Tiada bahasa melayu tiada bahasa Indonesia. Sepatutnya Indonesia menguna bahasa Jawa sebagai bahasa rasmi....
@@zanzillahsaruji9966 Its not Malay word but Javanese word. Javanese so wise name it with Nusantara. Arab call Jazirah Al Jawi = Kepulauan Jawa Portuguese call Soenda Isle = Kepulauan Sunda British call Malay Archipelago = Kepulauan Melayu.
Welcome to Malaysia guys...Selamat Datang Ke Malaysia...enjoy Malaysian hospitality...Malaysia Truly Asia
Such beautiful kids you guys have. Amazing 😍🤩. Have a pleasant n wonderful stay in Malaysia. Welcome. Tq for being our guests.
You guys made it like pros. Welcome to our beautiful Malaysian truly Asia.
Welcome to Malaysia.... congratulations to your family team....ur kids awesome! Tahniah
TERIMA KASIH SUDI DATANG KE MALAYSIA 🇲🇾.
THANK YOU FOR VISITING MALAYSIA 🇲🇾
whatta big family and cute kids!
welcome to Malaysia! ❤👍🏻
ขอความคาดหวังในการเดินทางประสบผล เต็มไปด้วยความสุข ความอบอุ่น
Bahasa Melayu Malaysia vs Indonesia languange is just like... UK English vs America English. Same but not same , its understandable, but some might different. lol. Welcome aboard to Malaysia, hope you all enjoy it!
No, it is much more than that. The way of speaking and some words are totally different between Malay Language and Bahasa Indonesia. The foundation is the same but there are striking differences between them in grammar, syntax, vocabulary, and pronunciation. The better comparison would be Brazilian Portuguese vs Portugal Portuguese. But don't worry both languages are mutually intelligible if both Malay and Indonesian speakers talk in standardized version of their respective languages.
sir..
Don't saya kata BUTUH dan BUNTUT di KL malaysia...
Itu nanti dianggap tidak sopan, kasar oleh orang Melayu.
@@herurochadi494Another word is Gampang...different meaning in malaysia.
Very cute the youngest boy one, can i borrow him for a moment😅🤭... only for jocking.. hope all of u have enjoy along visiting here👍
Watching you all make the public transit trek all the way to hotel door, the sense of exhaustion was palpable. 😅Welcome to KL
Haha thanks! That is what we wanted!
A big welcome to Malaysia 🇲🇾
The kids are adorable and your Malay pronunciation is spot on accurate 👍 Batu Cave and Genting Highland are worth exploring. Hope you have a great time here and stay safe!
Mereka pake Bahasa Indonesia bukan bahasa melayu Kalian 😆😂
@@suhanjayalian5044 banyak perkataan diambil dari bahasa melayu dijadikan bahasa indo😅 so basically itu adalah bahasa melayu.. Yg kamu tulis itu juga bahasa melayu😂😂
Ya bahasa melayu di jadikan bahasa nasional indonesia. Jika bahasa jawa iya lagi sukar maybe...
Welcome to my country to you and family.please take enjoy..
From kuala lumpur.
I love you HAPPY FAMILY ❤😊😊
welcome to MALAYSIA 🇲🇾...hope you enjoy ur vacation...
It is easier and cheaper to take grab from KLIA straight to yr hotel, because if teh no of pax. but what you did was much more fun and memorable .
Haha thanks!
Should have taken the KLIA transit to Putrajaya sentral and take the mrt from there to KLCC and it costs a fraction of the cost (20%)
No research done or never consult malaysians
Ok good to know!
@@theNusantaraVlog If you take the MRT Yellow line at Putrajaya Sentral then you will have to stop at ampang park station to change with the LRT to KLCC (1 stop)
@@theNusantaraVlog that is how we usually do to get to KLCC.
But its a much much longer walk from Persiaran KLCC station to the W hotel with luggage and small kids.
I see you bro. That was a huge achievement you guys pulled through. Welcome welcome
Welcome to KL, Malaysia to you and your lovely family. Hope that you guys have had a good time and a pleasant stay.
For more convenience, I wonder if it's cheaper for the entire family and your luggages can fit into a car or a mini van, using the airport taxi or grab. It will take you directly to your booked airbnb.
Haha, liked it a lot when your kids touched one of the columns of the Petronas Twin Towers. When they grow up, they can say, we've been there in KL.
There are plenty to do in KL, near you guys is KLCC, on its own with lots of attractions like the Suria KLCC Mall, Petrosains, the KLCC park, the children playground and wadding pool, KLCC Aquaria, Petronas Concert Hall, the night symphony fountain etc.
For tasting the local food culture, go to Kampung Baru for Malaysian Malay cuisines like nasi lemak at Wanjo, nasi padang is also there, go to Chinatown on Petaling street or Jalan Alor for Malaysian Chinese food, go to Little India on Jalan Brickfields for Malaysian Indian food. Should also try the street Ramly bruger. Should also visit one of the pasar malam, open night markets in and around KL.
There are many attractions in KL and other cities. There are plenty of mega malls in and around KL, the latest opened is the TRX Enchange Mall with a beautiful rooftop garden and recreational area for kids. There are many themed park in Malaysia, near KL is the Sunway Lagoon with a mini zoo, in Johor is Legoland, in Ipoh is the Lost World of Tambun, in Penang is Escape. In Genting Highlands are the indoor and outdoor themed park. In KL, at Berjaya Times Square is an indoor amusement park.
Excellent...! What a nice experience for the kids. 😂
You guys can walk to Kampung Baru from KLCC through the beautiful Saloma Bridge. Recommend in the evening that's when Kampung Baru come alive and the Saloma Bridge is beautiful with colorful lights 🇲🇾
Interesting.. enjoy ! 😊❤
Welcome back to KL.. ❤ Wish you will have a nice time in KL. Try the new Skyline Luge in KL (near Rawang) and Sekinchan Paddy Field and Skymirror.
Best of the best.....from Malaysia with love 👍👍👍
Hi brother thank yoi welcome my country 🇲🇾...are you enjoy and happy day...
you travel like us, eat like us, spend like us, talk like us, you gona be local for sure. ie, not the cause of price hike. kudos to yall good westerners ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤ welcome home 🤩 da home for hybrids
My husband lives very near KLCC so this made me very jealous!! Wet Deck is our favourite afternoon haunt (not so much at night)
Welcome to Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia.Have fun !
Thanks! 😃
Well done , guys 😊
Welcome to Malaysia "Selamat Datang" n have a nice enjoyable stay. Your kids are cute.🫠
Thanks!
Welcome! Since it's near, you can take the kids to klcc park later to play around with water and at the playground. Taman titiwangsa is also a lot of fun for families esp in the evening. You can move easily around kl via monorail, lrt, mrt and ktm. Grab is also an easier choice.
Congratulations, you made it. It's one of the cheapest way to get to the hotel in KL. Actually there's another way you can save a lot to get to KL Sentrai that is by bus. You can simply take an express bus from the airport. It cost you around RM 10 - 12/adults to KL Sentral. The journey may take slightly longer but I guarantee, it's quite a pleasant ride. The bus is good with 1 + 2 seating configuration.
Welcome to Malaysia guys 🤝😍😍😍👍
Welcome to Mall'asia ! Do take up on that guy's advice, since you are more familiar with Indonesian cuisine Kampung baru would be the spot. Now the locals will know the difference between Malay Malaysian cuisine and Indonesian-Malay cuisine. You can sorta tell what you're getting by the spelling on the board. For example we spell Ice as Ais but you know you getting Indonesian food if they spell it as Es . They also got fusion malay-indonesian cuisine in Kampung bahru . There are things in Kampung Baru you cant find in Indonesia because its from the east coast region or other regions of Malaysia. Padang is Malay-indonesian cuisine from sumatera not native to the Malay peninsula.
Welcome to Malaysia guys and enjoy your trip/stay in Malaysia. You should have use the Grab from the LRT station to your Hotel due to the numbers of luggage you have. Bring the kids to the KL Bird Park within the city.
Hey guys... Welcome to Malaysia... Instead of trying Indonesian food here.. we would love to suggest you guys to try our Malaysian foods... The malay style, chinese style, Indian style or fusion of three ... Have a pleasant stay guys!!!
Do enjoy ur stay! 😃😃😃😃selamat datang ke Malaysia
Go to the back of Petronas towers at night. Theres a fountain show. During the day walk in the Park.
ERL/MRT/LRT more economically cheaper for an individu or a couple but when travel as a middle size family like yours…it gonna more expensive.
The cost of taking a Grab car a lot cheaper for the whole family because it is door to door send-off but ofcos for the experience sake…why not right.
You should bring the kids to Langkawi, pulau perhentian and Sabah for adventure. Pls try nasi lemak, nasi kerabu, nasi ayam, roti canai, roti boom and roti tisu
Well come to my country Malaysia...👍👍Sir and family
Welcome to Malaysia. Enjoy your stay and Stay Safe. Dont hesitate to ask people around if you are not sure. Beautiful family 😍
Setia menunggu video nya dari Bali.
Have a nice family excursion guys
its easier if you book the klia express online. i believe you can even get discount. just scan qr code on the entrance and you good to go. you can actually use klia transit and interchange to mrt putrajaya, drop at persiaran KLCC station. but you have to walk 18minutes to get to your hotel. yeah I think the LRT is closer. If you plan to go to penang or north, you can try use ETS train. try to avoid KTM komuter when travelling, long frequency and always delay, use LRT and MRT instead. and i think there is a card that you can buy for unlimited ride using Rapid KL (bus, mrt, lrt, brt) for foreigners, you can try ask the person at the any station instead of buying the coins every time. happy travelling
Welcome to KL MALAYSIA..your family are so amazing especially your kids..btw here is some the best malaysian fiods your family must try..such NASI LEMAK..NASI AYAM..MEE GORENG..MEE REBUS@SOUP..ROTI CANAI..LAKSA..VERY FAMOUS LOCAL BURGER RAMLY BURGER..SATAY KAJANG..AND MANY MORE..and makesure you must visit and go to nightmarket@ JALAN TUNKU ABDUL RAHMAN PASAR MALAM@TAR on weekend..so pls explore others best place as TASIK PERDANA BOTANIC GARDEN..KLCC PARK..KL TOWER ECO PARK..TITIWANGSA PARK..hopefully your family will enjoy to stay in Malaysia...have a nice day...
Berjaya Times Square indoor amusement park
Sunway pyramid & Sunway lagoon water theme park
Genting Highlands cable car and indoor & outdoor theme park
IOI city mall Putrajaya the largest mall
I hope your family enjoy your vacation in Malaysia. Malaysia is a perfect place for family travelling.
We are happy to have all of you here in Malaysia! :)
Welcome to Malaysia! 🎉Take good care of your kids and belongings while travelling here.
Welcome to 🇲🇾
the staff at the counter (with long hair) ... when you speak Indon language , is from the same state like me
hope you & family will come back & spend a majestic exprerience & view of Mount Kinabalu
Welcome to Malaysia, enjoy the Malaysian food🎉
Wellcome back bro. Dont forget to get your Taco Bell fix 😊
Welcome to malaysia..
Back to the airport by grab ya.. easy with children
Dan di Malaysia, you better cari Nasi Campur instead of Nasi Padang.
Waw..super fast train !!!
Smile always😁
A few places to visit which might please your kids:
Berjaya Times Square indoor amusement park
Sunway pyramid & Sunway lagoon water theme park
Genting Highlands cable car and indoor & outdoor theme park
IOI city mall Putrajaya the largest mall
Welcome to Kuala Lumpur West family. Please may I suggest you eat local malay, chinese, indian cuisine. Skip Nasi Padang for a while and try malay or chinese mix rice (campur) and/or Nasi Kandar malaysia's specialty found at the numerous Mamak(indian muslim) restaurants all over the city. Try our Noodles Mee Curry /Mi Kari or Mee Soup. Roti Canai for breakfast.
Wishing you all A VERY WARM WELCOME❤ SELAMAT DATANG🎉. Pls do enjoy & explore Malaysian multi cultural lifestyle🎉🎉🎉🎉& do try all our cusine but beware of spicey should your stomach couldnt tolarete them😅
Welcome to Malaysia Truly Asia
Welcome to Malaysia have a pleasant stay.
Selamat Datang ke Kuala Lumpur. Sekira tidak tahu untuk naik kenderaan apa sila bertanya kami sentiasa membantu...
Welcome to malaysia..as our guest we also invite you to visit other state in this country..
Great choice.
hmm the best nasi padang....
Welcome to Kuala Lumpur guys:)
Welcome to M'sia to u sir n family
Welcome to Kuala Lumpur ❤
Welcome to Malaysia ❤
Welcome to my beautiful Malaysia. Only for a few days....??? Really... ???
Wow, what an adventure.
Kids learning some life skills right there.
Naik delman aja boss lain kali.... lambat tapi murah 😂
‘Nusantara’ should be the name of this region. Before Malaysia & Indonesia etc2 were established post colonial. All were interacting with each other not as how it is today.
Nusantara itu adalah itu sendiri anda negara malasia tidak memiliki identitas
Nusantara itu adalah Indonesia itu sendiri jangan seolah-olah malasia berusaha mengklaim segalanya 😆🤣
Welcome to KL
8:13. Welcome to KL,Malaysia 🇲🇾
22:52 dont ask for Nasi Padang..instead look for Nasi Campur/Mixed Rice.
Nasi Padang is a particular dish from Sumatera (so the options will be smaller), while nasi campur is local mixed rice sold mostly at local restaurants. Another name Nasi Campur is Economy Rice (normally used by Chinese restaurants).
Theres also Nasi Kandar which is originated from Penang, sold by Indian-Muslim restaurants.
Nasi Kandar is mostly based on curries compared to nasi campur which is very mixed in terms of the dishes.
Hello guys.. since you like travel by train, you should have taken a train from Johor to KL central. 😉
How long is that trip?
@@theNusantaraVlog 8 to 9 hours i think. Thats if you have more time i guess.. 😃 JB to Gemas on older train Gemas to KL on newer ETS train.
Welcome ❤❤❤
Fun facts: Twin tower actually a rocket. When world about to end. Malaysian politician with rich people gonna use that twin tower to fly to mars.
Laos also have HSR in South East Asia....
hope you and your family enjoy staying in Malaysia.
Nusantara vlog luar biasa
Enjoy your stay in KL
wc to malaysia
Nice room
You are all from ID why not try MY food.All from ID looking for nasi padang? Try nasi bryani,nasi mamak or nasi ayam
Enjoy your stay here in KL
Makasih!
Welcome to kl.. enjoy your staying...✌️👍
I like your part...school's in session...😂
Haha thanks
Malaysia has 14 states.. they all use their own conversation, not 100% the national language of KL but it is still considered Malay because the pronunciation is the same.. Malaysians understand if speaking from Jakarta in Malaysia, there are also many Indonesian workers in Malaysians and one of the reasons why Malaysians can understand👍🏼
Wellcome to Malaysia
Most well came to Kuala lumpur
coming soon ,singapore to KL by bullet train .....tungggguuuu
That would be awesome!
Just take a taxi carry all that luggage with a family is crazy kl subway system not the greatest either not connected.😮
Perhaps it would have been easier just to take an airport van straight to the hotel. It would have been much easier for you guys.
Enjoy your stay in KL. Tak ape kalau tak berapa faham cara cakap Bahasa Melayu. Boleh biasakan belajar sikit-sikit.
Would be helpful if you show us how you try to communicate with Malaysians in Bahasa Melayu.
Express dont make stops the transit makes stops in between.
The express has less stops in between
Nusantara is a malay archipelago......
The word Nusantara comes from Javanese wisdom that this archipelago belongs to all the people of the island, not just to the people of one island.
Nusantara is a malay word for archipelago or Malay Achipelago. There is no such thing as Java Archipelago. Tiada bahasa melayu tiada bahasa Indonesia. Sepatutnya Indonesia menguna bahasa Jawa sebagai bahasa rasmi....
@@zanzillahsaruji9966
Its not Malay word but Javanese word.
Javanese so wise name it with Nusantara.
Arab call Jazirah Al Jawi = Kepulauan Jawa
Portuguese call Soenda Isle = Kepulauan Sunda
British call Malay Archipelago = Kepulauan Melayu.
You should try nasi lemak
The word Nusantara comes from Javanese wisdom that this archipelago belongs to all the people of the island, not just to the people of one island.
Very cool!
nope..nusantara is not from the Javanese word. That is a mistake of wikipedia. Nusantara has been used in the Malay islands for a long time.
@@_DeaN_.
How long is it compared to the Negarakertagama book from Java?