Hey Lisse, I am a beginner at Malay and I found your videos quite amazing. I think you can make another video one perasaan 2 where u can cover some other feelings : shy/ashemed, feeling guilty, hatred/ dislike, feeling loved, brave, excited, impressed, insulted..etc.
Hi . I'm Zahid. You are very great. Because l have now Malaysia. I don't know malay language.when I follow your video . Then I improve malay basic speak.
To express dislike of someone/something: Saya *tak suka* kamu! (I *don't like* you!) To express hate of someone/something: Saya *benci* kamu! (I *hate* you!) To express disgust of someone/something: Saya *menyampah* pada kamu! (You *disgust* me!) To express obnoxiousness of something/someone: Saya *meluat* pada kamu! (I *loathe* you!) To express feeling of annoyance: Kamu ni *menjengkelkan* aku! (You *irritate* me!) To express feeling of affection: Saya *sayang* kamu (I *love* you) - this is usually express between parents and children or husband and wife or couple, for example between parents and their children: Ayah/Ibu *sayang* kamu, Lisa! (Daddy/Mummy *loves* you, Lisa!) To express feeling of love/enamor: Saya *cintakan* kamu, Lisa! (I *love* you, Lisa!) this is usually express between husband and wife or couple To express feeling of happiness/elation/joy/glee: Saya rasa *seronok* ! (I feel *excited* !); Saya rasa *gembira* ! (I feel *happy* !) To express anger of someone/something: Dia *marah* pada kamu! (He's *angry* with you!) To express indignation/furious: Dia *geram* pada kamu! (He's *furious* about you!) - but 'geram' when used as slang it can mean intense liking, for example, when you see an extremely cute baby that you feel like pinching its cheek: Eee, *'geramnya'* aku tengok bayi comel ni! (I'm *'dying'* looking at this cute baby!)
Thank you so much for all videos , I am from Afghanistan and I have been living in Malaysia so I really interested to learn Bahasa Malay...your videos are too useful for me... May I ask you make a video about going to clinic and visit a doctor...Thank you once again
*Your all videos are amazing as always. Can u plz make a video on visiting a pasaraya(super market) for buying grocery items. Make a detailed video on it too. Thanks. Stay blessed.*
Thank you for your kind comment :) And supermarket huh? Are you interested in conversations or the name of things you find in the supermarket, like a vocabulary thing?
Sierra Lisse *Sama-sama Lisa,* 😊 *i would like to know and learn the names of things for increasing my vocabulary and to know the grocery items easily.* *Stay blessed*
Thanks for this summer video and usefull expressions. I call it summer because you sit outside on a terrace and it is really warm)) Now it is autumn in Europe, and temperature dropped to 5-7 degrees in my place. This Sunday I expect to meet one traveller from Malaysia in my city and I will spend some time together. I will ask about her feelings all the time :D You are right, it is not [krip], it is a French word, la crêpe. The first E is short with a hat and it sounds like an A letter in the word APPLE.
Hehe in Malaysia it is summer all year round, interrupted by the monsoon season and occasionally haze when Indonesia starts burning their plantation. I'll be going to Europe soon, so I'm just scrambling to get the proper jacket and socks and shoes! I haven't gone to cold countries in a while and have completely acclimatised to the warm Malaysian weather. I think I'll just be a bundle of clothing with legs when I'm there. I'm so excited for you to bombard the Malaysian traveller with questions about her feelings haha! Let me know how it goes. And thanks for the crêpe pronunciation. So does that mean it sounds something like the word 'scrape'?
@@sierralisse8897, exactly. Sounds like the word 'scrape'. When a friend from Singapore came to visit my country in February when it was -20°, I advised her to wear two pair of socks)))I wish you a pleasant and warm Eurotrip. Keep calm and wear a hat!
Saya tak suka bila restaurant tak nak bagi air kosong. Tak ada air kosong ? OK terima kasih. BYE ! Saya pergi ! Thank you so much for your videos btw saya tinggal di Malaysia 2 tahun lama. Duduk di Terengganu. Awak sudah tolong saya banyak banyak !
Hi Lissa. My kids and I are using your videos to learn Malay. Im so glad I've found your channel! I have a question about saya. Can it be omitted from a sentence without changing its meaning? Terasa macam mengantuk. Does it need saya to express that it is me who suddenly feels sleepy? (Very useful expression, by the way)
Hello Tina! So happy you find my channel useful for you and your kids. When you omit the word 'saya', it becomes more ambiguous, but people just assume you're talking about yourself. Like most of the time, when I'm hungry, I just say one single word - Lapar. And people just know I'm talking about myself. Same with 'Mengantuk'. You can just say that one single word. If people are not sure if you're referring to yourself or someone else, they can ask 'Siapa?' which means 'Who?'. 'Siapa mengantuk?'. 'Siapa lapar?'. Then you can say 'Saya' or 'Dia' for 'him/her' :D Hope that helps.
Hehe are you asking me how to say it correctly in English? If I correct your sentence: The waiter has no skills -or- *and was not* aware -the- *of his* surroundings, -but- *and instead* -blames- *blamed* the wind. If I were to say it myself: Rather than apologise for his carelessness, he blamed the wind instead. Hope that helps! Personally though, I'm not that upset about the whole thing. I do find it sad that people in general would rather blame everyone and everything else but themselves, but most people are defensive anyway, so I don't expect much. And the wind was quite strong and he was so focused on not dropping the chocolate on me that he failed to notice the wind. Accidents happen :)
In last 20 yrs after water become Millions dollar business People have to face this prob all Water is not free when we are eating in restaurants I HATE THAT POLICY TOO In India some places only like this Others all free only
Keep it up d good work lisa.. saya melayu.. tp sy suka tengok video awak utk belajar english. Admire ur English lisa!
Thank you for your video ,lts relly helpful ,Saya diri Taiwan,in my country lts hard to get the Malayu learning materials.
I love Malaysia food is delicious 😋 wait food
Your channel is pure gold. I'm in love with a malay girl who is the sweetest person on earth. I HAVE to learn malay.
Your talking so sweet and thank you very much for learning malay language easy way
Hey Lisse, I am a beginner at Malay and I found your videos quite amazing. I think you can make another video one perasaan 2 where u can cover some other feelings : shy/ashemed, feeling guilty, hatred/ dislike, feeling loved, brave, excited, impressed, insulted..etc.
Wonderful suggestions! Will most definitely make one :D Emotions/Feelings Part 2!
Hi . I'm Zahid. You are very great.
Because l have now Malaysia. I don't know malay language.when I follow your video . Then I improve malay basic speak.
That's good to know :) I hope your Malay improves!
Hi Lisa, Love your work. Please continue producing lots of amazing videos like this. Thank you from my Heart. Love you.
Thank you so much 🥰 sister
To express dislike of someone/something: Saya *tak suka* kamu! (I *don't like* you!)
To express hate of someone/something: Saya *benci* kamu! (I *hate* you!)
To express disgust of someone/something: Saya *menyampah* pada kamu! (You *disgust* me!)
To express obnoxiousness of something/someone: Saya *meluat* pada kamu! (I *loathe* you!)
To express feeling of annoyance: Kamu ni *menjengkelkan* aku! (You *irritate* me!)
To express feeling of affection: Saya *sayang* kamu (I *love* you) - this is usually express between parents and children or husband and wife or couple, for example between parents and their children: Ayah/Ibu *sayang* kamu, Lisa! (Daddy/Mummy *loves* you, Lisa!)
To express feeling of love/enamor: Saya *cintakan* kamu, Lisa! (I *love* you, Lisa!) this is usually express between husband and wife or couple
To express feeling of happiness/elation/joy/glee: Saya rasa *seronok* ! (I feel *excited* !); Saya rasa *gembira* ! (I feel *happy* !)
To express anger of someone/something: Dia *marah* pada kamu! (He's *angry* with you!)
To express indignation/furious: Dia *geram* pada kamu! (He's *furious* about you!) - but 'geram' when used as slang it can mean intense liking, for example, when you see an extremely cute baby that you feel like pinching its cheek: Eee, *'geramnya'* aku tengok bayi comel ni! (I'm *'dying'* looking at this cute baby!)
Hi my dear teacher. How are you ? I feel so happy because when I saw your video.
very good and energinic
terima kasihnya Lisa. I always learn lots of things from u
Wow. Your all videos very help full to us thank you...
Ribuan terima kasih kpd Lisse
Hi lisa sis...acually i want to say THANK YOU to make these videos its really hepled me many times keep it up sister:)
Thank you for watching! I appreciate it :D
Thank you so much for all videos , I am from Afghanistan and I have been living in Malaysia so I really interested to learn Bahasa Malay...your videos are too useful for me... May I ask you make a video about going to clinic and visit a doctor...Thank you once again
Hello, I'm glad you find my videos useful! For the clinic, I made this video. Hope it helps.
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Thank you!
Thanks great job 😁
Thank you. . Shokur. Maneng. Al mdh wa althana
Very very good
your teaching like it because very helpful
*Your video is refreshing every time.* 😊
Precious Beauty
*Your all videos are amazing as always. Can u plz make a video on visiting a pasaraya(super market) for buying grocery items. Make a detailed video on it too. Thanks. Stay blessed.*
Thank you for your kind comment :) And supermarket huh? Are you interested in conversations or the name of things you find in the supermarket, like a vocabulary thing?
Sierra Lisse *Sama-sama Lisa,* 😊 *i would like to know and learn the names of things for increasing my vocabulary and to know the grocery items easily.*
*Stay blessed*
you are great .
Hola desde México. Saludos.
Hello! Thank you for watching my videos :D
Hi lisa you great
Thanks for this summer video and usefull expressions. I call it summer because you sit outside on a terrace and it is really warm)) Now it is autumn in Europe, and temperature dropped to 5-7 degrees in my place.
This Sunday I expect to meet one traveller from Malaysia in my city and I will spend some time together. I will ask about her feelings all the time :D
You are right, it is not [krip], it is a French word, la crêpe. The first E is short with a hat and it sounds like an A letter in the word APPLE.
Hehe in Malaysia it is summer all year round, interrupted by the monsoon season and occasionally haze when Indonesia starts burning their plantation. I'll be going to Europe soon, so I'm just scrambling to get the proper jacket and socks and shoes! I haven't gone to cold countries in a while and have completely acclimatised to the warm Malaysian weather. I think I'll just be a bundle of clothing with legs when I'm there.
I'm so excited for you to bombard the Malaysian traveller with questions about her feelings haha! Let me know how it goes.
And thanks for the crêpe pronunciation. So does that mean it sounds something like the word 'scrape'?
@@sierralisse8897, exactly. Sounds like the word 'scrape'.
When a friend from Singapore came to visit my country in February when it was -20°, I advised her to wear two pair of socks)))I wish you a pleasant and warm Eurotrip. Keep calm and wear a hat!
Thank you! I'll bring extra socks :D
Hello, Thank you so much for this video. N (balik-balik) mean go or come in Malay????? In this video you translates Come of (balik-balik).
omgosh hahaha IDOOLL XD, just realize we have the same glasses yass :D love from philippines
Haha really? Round glasses ftw!
Saya tak suka bila restaurant tak nak bagi air kosong. Tak ada air kosong ? OK terima kasih. BYE ! Saya pergi ! Thank you so much for your videos btw saya tinggal di Malaysia 2 tahun lama. Duduk di Terengganu. Awak sudah tolong saya banyak banyak !
Thanks mem my from India next year marii mlsiya my one friend in the malsiya I laike video
Great
Hi Lissa. My kids and I are using your videos to learn Malay. Im so glad I've found your channel! I have a question about saya. Can it be omitted from a sentence without changing its meaning? Terasa macam mengantuk. Does it need saya to express that it is me who suddenly feels sleepy? (Very useful expression, by the way)
Hello Tina! So happy you find my channel useful for you and your kids. When you omit the word 'saya', it becomes more ambiguous, but people just assume you're talking about yourself. Like most of the time, when I'm hungry, I just say one single word - Lapar. And people just know I'm talking about myself. Same with 'Mengantuk'. You can just say that one single word.
If people are not sure if you're referring to yourself or someone else, they can ask 'Siapa?' which means 'Who?'. 'Siapa mengantuk?'. 'Siapa lapar?'. Then you can say 'Saya' or 'Dia' for 'him/her' :D
Hope that helps.
Thank you :)
Gembira = seronok
We want to Bengal from Malaysia
Are you from Brunei or Malaysia? I am doctor working in Brunei. I would like to contact with you to learn malayu language. Please let me know. Tq
Nice sisther
Good job😂
That is great video but could you explain about that sedap makan...
Sorry I don't understand the question. What do you need explained?
I mean is about the last part of video , your favoriate food at resturant, can you tell name of that food....tq ❤❤❤
Oh! That's Fettuccine Crepe :)
The waiter has no skills or aware the surroundings but blames the wind. Betul ke ayat ni lisse?
Hehe are you asking me how to say it correctly in English?
If I correct your sentence:
The waiter has no skills -or- *and was not* aware -the- *of his* surroundings, -but- *and instead* -blames- *blamed* the wind.
If I were to say it myself:
Rather than apologise for his carelessness, he blamed the wind instead.
Hope that helps!
Personally though, I'm not that upset about the whole thing. I do find it sad that people in general would rather blame everyone and everything else but themselves, but most people are defensive anyway, so I don't expect much. And the wind was quite strong and he was so focused on not dropping the chocolate on me that he failed to notice the wind. Accidents happen :)
Sierra Lisse Yes. Thank you very much.
I feel touched. By the way enjoyed
Were you upset at someone?
Ni
Ur Lec is very fast can't even read properly and nxt sentence come
In last 20 yrs after water become Millions dollar business
People have to face this prob all
Water is not free when we are eating in restaurants
I HATE THAT POLICY TOO
In India some places only like this
Others all free only