Langfiles Ep. 23: Loanwords In Malay
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- Опубліковано 8 лют 2025
- Another Malay video? This is a short one about outside languages and the loanwords from them in Malay.
Special Thanks go to Daniel for his Malay samples, Nilānjan (LangJester) for his Sanskrit samples, (name withheld upon request) for their Persian samples, and Nathan for his Portuguese samples.
Dutch samples originate from Wiktionary:
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So interesting 👍🏻
Boneka is used almost exclusively in Bahasa Indonesia. In Malay, 'doll' is anak patung.
Also, while Isteri is used in Malay, it is considered the polite term for the word 'wife '. Among family members, the word "Bini " is used to refer to 'wife '. But the word 'bini ' is considered impolite and should never be used willy-nilly. Same with the word "husband " - the polite term is "suami " also from Sanskrit. Again, among family members, the term " laki " is used to refer to husband.
Malay also have Tamil loanwords such as " gambar " or picture and "seluar " which is pants.
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gee...some are wrong
Only two which are wrong :
1. Boneka which is used exclusively in Bahasa Indonesia. In Malay, it is anak patung.
2. Seka which I have never heard or used before. In Standard Malay, the word for "wipe " is lap and the word for "rub " is gosok.
Other than that, everything else is correct.
Gee... all are correct
Two which are wrong :
1. Boneka which is used exclusively in Bahasa Indonesia. In Malay, it is anak patung.
2. Seka which I have never heard or used before. In Standard Malay, the word for "wipe " is lap and the word for "rub " is gosok.
Other than that, everything else is correct