Woohooo I am leaving Barcelona in a few hours on my way to Malaysia. So excited! I have been want to visit Malaysia since over 13 years ago and now I get the opportunity. Alhumdulilah. I get to see Ramadan in Malaysia.
I almost broke down in tears when I saw your reaction to many people wearing hijab. Hope you will one day find a loving community that embraces who you are and allow you to be who you want to be unreservedly.
The reason why you see a lot of "foreigners" is actually because Malaysians consist of not only Malay people but Chinese and Indians as well who all identify as Malaysians. We have lived together in peace for a long time. But there are also a lot of expats and foreigners from other countries who work here, some come for holiday, others tend to make KL their base because of easy access to other countries. The Grab driver mentioned the cost of living from a perspective of a local. But if you're a foreigner that comes from a country with a strong currency or are earning salary in dollars, then the cost of living in Malaysia is among the cheapest in the world. Just thought I should mention that to you. Ramadan will be starting soon, so you'll get to experience Ramadan and Eid culture here in KL! May Allah protect you both and bless you with an amazing time in Malaysia
You must be an amazing human being. You don't even know me personally yet are making baseless assumptions about my race and nationality. You think the name Khan only comes from Afghanistan? Typical backward racist mindset. You might be a Malay but your attitude is no different than a Zionist.@@mrastazwanan8803
and airport water is always more expensive because water and coffee are what all foreigners are familiar with and have higher demand. rarely they will try other stuff like 'asam jawa'. it needs rarified taste or someone who likes to try/explore or have a sore throat
Evian, the town is home to Évian mineral water, which adds significantly to the economy, together with the Casino d'Evian, the largest themed casino in Europe, and the Evian Royal Resort, the reported favorite holiday destination of former French President François Mitterrand and King Farouk of Egypt.
I'm Malaysian and currently studying overseas and this video helped bring me back home. I totally understand Fiona when she is excited to be able to eat everything in the mall. Having easy access to halal food is something Malaysians take for granted
Selamat Datang ke Malaysia. My wife and I were in Kunming last January 2024 and discovered that Yunnan is the heaven of China. Beautiful province, friendly people, nice weather. As a matter of fact, we visited Yunnan after watching your videos. What more could we ask for? Have a great holiday in Malaysia.
The leaf at 40:40 is not for eating. Malay people usually eat with their hand, most restaurant provide handwash basin/sink. Some people also eat with spoon & fork. There are also chinese restaurant where they serve food with chopstick, but the chinese food in chinese restaurant in malaysia is generally not halal because most chinese in malaysia is not muslim. You can bring your own chopstick to restaurant that serve halal food. Most of the muslims are malays, followed by indian muslim (mamak), and small amount of chinese muslim. There are also other indigenous people in Malaysia called orang asli.
Bro, at 35:51 the Indian guy said something to your wife in Hindi which was "Mai thum sai Ma ko malatha hun, khana kalatha hun" - it means in English that "I will introduce you to my Mom and take you out to eat". That was very inappropriate of him to say to your wife and very disrespectful, that is why his friends laughed in the background. You must be very cautious of keeping your wife away from strange men. They were nice to your face, but disrespected you in their own language infront of your face as well. May Allah protect you and your wife from such people, Ameen!
My Muslim brothers and sisters in India, you are the heirs of the great Delhi and Mughal sultanates, may Allah protect my Muslim brothers and sisters in India from the ignorant Indian Hindus, greetings Assalamualaikum from Indonesia
How is that disrespectful? he inviting them to see his parents not asking her alone to go to some seedy places to eat. I think he's being very polite. She is not her husband's property.
I’m also from a small city in Malaysia. I’ve been to China twice, Beijing and Xian. Not much can be said about Beijing because it’s a guided tour. But we explored Xian on our own. Viona reminded me of an elderly auntie wearing hijab at the back alley of Xian. She was so excited to see me, a foreigner wearing hijab. Hahahha. She donned her hijab just like Viona. I still remember she warmly held my hand and chatted away excitedly in Mandarin, which I do not understand. Hahahha
You both are so adorable and surprisingly funny. I feel like giving you so many information to help, but I think it's okay. You both will learn everything along the way. Beijing is a superfast metropolitan. KL is a much more laid back place. This hot weather is actually hotter than normal. Stay hydrated. Everything in a mall is normally double or triple the price than those on the streets. Spend wisely. Most restaurants or f&b outlets in a mall are usually halal. But when on the street you have to be more careful okay. Dont be afraid to ask anyone even the simplest thing okay. Malaysians are very helpful. Enjoy Malaysia!
@@DemoNinja79but this country IS multiracial, why the need to deny it? We even have vernacular government funded schools which many countries that claimed to be 'multiracial' but don't even have one.
Welcome to Malaysia! I want to say that video is entertaining and hilarious. I like it. Before you fly back home, consider sharing your impressions of Malaysia in a video. It's a great way to capture your experiences, especially since you won't be able to compare or form opinions on Beijing and KL from day one. Here are some tips for your video: Remember to bring your own refillable bottle due to the intense heatwave, as reported in the news. Opt for coloured clothing to stay cooler, as black attire can make you feel hotter and maybe avoid bringing that heavy backpack. Consider purchasing a MyCity Pass for unlimited rides on public transport for three days, which costs RM25 if you find it reasonable. Instead of bringing a whole coconut out may seem odd . you can ask vendors to cut one in half for you to enjoy the juicy meat. Yummy! Enjoy your time in Malaysia and have fun exploring!
Nice introduction, so creative..and now you the one who wearing hijab but with Chinese face..that weird for us..😀your expression to see people wearing hijab in Malaysia is so fun..you really never been abroad I can say..but It fun to watch
I feel almost privileged to experience KL again as if for the first time through your eyes and to experience Fiona's first trip outside China is also so heartwarming. Mashallah you are such a lovely couple, polite and so well-mannered Any country would be glad to have you as guests (Malaysia was an, excellent choice for a first trip) . Enjoy your vacation and may Allah grant you harmony, peace and prosperity throughout your lives.
Welcome to Malaysia which is a country that has many special races. Our country has the main races which are Malay, Chinese, Indian, and many more. I hope you are comfortable all the time to travel in Malaysia ❤
@Oldwatch ma hello and a very warm welcome to Malaysia. I am a subscriber from Brunei. Just a tip I got from somewhere, if you want your channel to grow quickly you should post at least 3 videos all at once and this will make UA-cam algorithm help spreading and recommending your channel to many people.Cheers!
A mainland Chinese told me, many Chinese tourist love to visit Malaysia. The reason is they are able to converse in Mandarin with the locals , they also had a chance to practice their English. If they felt some difficulty during conversation , they could just switch back to Mandarin instead. Third Malaysian stuff are cheap affordable to all the middle class travelers. So by conclusion Malaysia is considered the lowest difficulty level in the whole world among the mainland.
Not all Malaysian Chinese can speak Mandarin. The ones who can speak or understand it are the ones who went to learn it somewhere, because their Chinese language would be something else like Hokkien or Cantonese, Hakka, Teochew, Fuzhou, Hainanese or Foochow
@@We_Want_It_All well it is actually the opposite, those you mentioned are dialects, and not all Chinese can speak different types of dialects, especially the younger generation. Malaysian Chinese typically converse in Mandarin as they learn basic Chinese (Mandarin) in the school.
Alhamdulillah welcome to malaysia brother ma and viona...Hope u guys have the best trip ever in Malaysia and keep growing the faith in islam together with all the ummah 😀❤
The expensive Evian mineral water that you find at the airport is a premium one. Though I really don't know what makes it different with other mineral water in terms of its quality. Besides, you found it at an airport, which makes the price gets even more expensive. Normal mineral water usually cost around RM1.50~RM2.50 at most location in Malaysia.
Welcome to malaysia, you will never get disappointed ❤ After following you for a year, glad to see both of you here. Enjoy your stay🇲🇾🇲🇾 And honestly, ive never tried eat the decorative banana leaves 🤣🤣🤣
Alhamdulillah Welcome to Malaysia... enjoy your stay and please enjoy all the Halal Food .May Allah Bless both of you and happiness till Jannah...AAMIIN
Terima kasih telah melawat ke negara kami. Cubalah melawat ke kawasan luar bandar atau di kenali kawasan kampong khususnya perkampongan orang Melayu, anda akan dapati pengalaman yang mengagumkan tentang keramahan penduduk tempatan.
Your honest reaction got our interest. Keep up the honesty in your upcoming vids. Safe trip and enjoy your time here guys. May Allah ease your journey.
12:15 that RM10 is evian mineral water (yes it's expensive) normal mineral water will cost u only RM2 - 4 (blur or green cap) drinking water will cost u only RM1 (white cap) hope this will helps welcome to malaysia may Allah protect u guys
This is so funny. Great content. I am excited about the masjid. It is so cool to see Muslim people of different ethnicities and origins. I want to visit and see Malaysia as well. Please also visit Istanbul. You will love it as well!
Welcome to Malaysia ❤..Actually at the KLCC have 2 site of different view..in this video, you guys at the photo site..but if you guys go to the opposite site there will be fountain (some watershow at night) with green park..by the way wishing you guys have a good and safe trip in Malaysia.
Welcome to Malaysia, you can find many Chinese in Malaysia because Chinese 2nd largest etnics here. That's why many Chinese word in signboard in Malaysia you also can speak Chinese with some Malaysian Chinese. But be careful when eat at Chinese restaurant because most of them not halal.
Assalamualaikum to both of you. Selamat datang ke Malaysia. 42:36 actually u can pray in the mall. Almost every mall in Malaysia have small prayer room, and it convenience too.. ❤❤❤
MashaAllah..welcome to Malaysia leng looi & leng chai ..hope u enjoy in here ..stay safe and keep healthy..inshaAllah ...Tabarokallah ...- im your old subscriber..😁😁
Welcome to Malaysia. This is my first time watching your video. You two are cute and funny. Please enjoy our hospitality 🥰🥰 malaysia is the melting pot of the world. 🔥🔥🔥🔥
welcome to malaysia. in malaysia, for halal street food, just go any of to the malay local stalls including burgers, mixed rice, etc. guaranteed halal. for chinese food, you will need to ask/check. mostly non halal but some are (like those pulled noodle / lamian shops or here they are called 'Mi Tarik'). local franchises are mostly halal (eg: secret recipe, marrybrown). for indian food, guaranteed halal are the 'nasi kandar' or mamak restaurants, other indian placs are a hit-or-miss' so you will need to ask/check
when you ask why are they selling winter clothes, I it always happen, many travelers usually asked that question when visiting Malaysia, and yeah the answer is right, many store in Malaysia sell winter clothes for Malaysians to travel
You should try our local Malay dish called Nasi Lemak which are sold in many restaurants around KL. Its probably tastier than what you had earlier at the mall.
Welcome to Malaysia. I wish I was there when you guys were there. I can bring you guys to “jalan-jalan” haha. Enjoy your time immensely in Malaysia. Take it easy. Don’t rush anything. And unfortunately that long waiting time is normal in KL and Malaysia in general. Well I wouldn’t call 20 minutes long cause I am so used to it 😂.
wahhh welcome to malaysia chinese muslim we really ii apreciate and allow you to come to malaysia cause we are same religion and its easy for you to live here
Very nice and interesting start. Viona saw so many foreigners for the first time because she was a foreigner there 😂😂 just like me in china when I see foreigners everywhere 😂😂😂😂
I hope Mr Ma can make more Malaysian Halal food videos for China's Muslim community so they will come and try especially on Ramadhan month where is alot of street food to eat. ❤
Here everyday blue sky, fresh air and people are nice. We respect each other culture, religion and race. Malaysia seriously is one of the best country of living in Asia!
selamat datang ke malaysia. welcome to malaysia my bro n sis. pls bear in mind that not everything in the mall or streets in malaysia are halal. especially if foods sold at the non-muslim premises/restaurant/foodcourt/kiosk.
Malaysia Population Demographics: 58% Malaysian Malays 12% Indigenous or the Native tribes of Sabah, Sarawak (Malaysia Borneo) & the Orang Asli (the original people) of Peninsular Malaysia 22% Malaysian Chinese (including the Peranakan Chinese or Baba Nyonya) 7% Malaysian Indians (including the Melaka Chetty or Peranakan Indian) 1% Others (Malaysian Siamese, Malaysian Kristang, Eurasians, & other ethnic minorities) Malaysia is a multicultural & multi religious country, with Islam as the majority religion & other religions practiced are Buddhism, Christianity, Hinduism, Taoism, Sikhism, Animism, & other ethnic folk religions of the indigenous natives.
welcome to malaysia. this country melting pot of various cultures. you may enjoy every foods in india muslim restaurant, which we called it mamak restaurants. for chinese stalls, beware of halal status because not so many chinese restaurants certified halal. but take this opportunity visits big masjid like masjid negara, masjid jamek which just around city centre. there also islamic museum in front of masjid negara. basically everyone speak malays even foreign workers. but its no problem if you want to speak english with everyone. there are tourist guide in masjid negara which can explain a lot about Islam in Malaysia.
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Woohooo I am leaving Barcelona in a few hours on my way to Malaysia. So excited! I have been want to visit Malaysia since over 13 years ago and now I get the opportunity. Alhumdulilah. I get to see Ramadan in Malaysia.
Please go to Bazaar Ramadan too, dont worry almost everything on the street are halal
Have a safe and fun holiday brother! Welcome to Malaysia!
Welcome.
WELCOME HOME BRO.
Estoy feliz
I’m Malaysian born Chinese. It’s really good to see all the Malays and Muslims people here wishing and welcoming them to Malaysia 🇲🇾
Welcome to Malaysia...Almost Ramadhan, streets will be full with Bazar Ramadhan (street food)...Hopefully you guys enjoy your time here
Pls don't waste food for this coming Ramadan. Past Statistic showed food wasting increase 20% during Ramadan in Malaysia. Membazir amalan syaitan
Rasuah pun amalan setan jugak dan dajal dan umno
go out earlier before iftar to buy food
She will have the chance to eat karipap full of air, murtabak full of onions, mix rice with worms.
@@chyu89🤣 u choose food vendor that is bad.
I almost broke down in tears when I saw your reaction to many people wearing hijab. Hope you will one day find a loving community that embraces who you are and allow you to be who you want to be unreservedly.
The reason why you see a lot of "foreigners" is actually because Malaysians consist of not only Malay people but Chinese and Indians as well who all identify as Malaysians. We have lived together in peace for a long time. But there are also a lot of expats and foreigners from other countries who work here, some come for holiday, others tend to make KL their base because of easy access to other countries.
The Grab driver mentioned the cost of living from a perspective of a local. But if you're a foreigner that comes from a country with a strong currency or are earning salary in dollars, then the cost of living in Malaysia is among the cheapest in the world. Just thought I should mention that to you.
Ramadan will be starting soon, so you'll get to experience Ramadan and Eid culture here in KL! May Allah protect you both and bless you with an amazing time in Malaysia
why is a khan talking abt Malaysia the land of Malays . You must go to India if you fake khan ad
d if real Khan to Afghanistan
Huh? Wth you talking about?@@mrastazwanan8803
@@mrastazwanan8803memang Malaysia tanah org melayu pergi Google sejarah Malaysia,nama Malaysia sahaja di ambil daripada bangsa Melayu.
She was referring to the Malays as 'foreigners'.
You must be an amazing human being. You don't even know me personally yet are making baseless assumptions about my race and nationality. You think the name Khan only comes from Afghanistan? Typical backward racist mindset.
You might be a Malay but your attitude is no different than a Zionist.@@mrastazwanan8803
don't be shy to say assalamualaikum to every muslim you meet, whether you know them or not. Malaysians like that.
The water is expensive because it's EVIAN 😅 if you buy the normal mineral water or distilled water its much cheaper. Anyway welcome to Malaysia ❤
and airport water is always more expensive because water and coffee are what all foreigners are familiar with and have higher demand. rarely they will try other stuff like 'asam jawa'. it needs rarified taste or someone who likes to try/explore or have a sore throat
Airport always expensive. I buy FnN mineral water in penang airport, it cost rm6 😂 If I buys in MyNews, it only cost RM1 ++, not even until Rm6😂
Evian 😭...is a french brand!
Sure to be expensive.
@@h3ir.enfield made sense too.
Evian, the town is home to Évian mineral water, which adds significantly to the economy, together with the Casino d'Evian, the largest themed casino in Europe, and the Evian Royal Resort, the reported favorite holiday destination of former French President François Mitterrand and King Farouk of Egypt.
Masyaallah welcome to Malaysia 🇲🇾
Welcome to bangla...
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konoha spotted@@Yansyahhardi-fu9wh
@@Yansyahhardi-fu9wh u forgot tki lagi ramai dari Bangla jadi sedar dri
@@Yansyahhardi-fu9whHahaha are you koyak why konoha koyak
@@iqmal7723 im sory koyak 🤣 ai from bangli..salam kasih ❤️ salam 1 rOmpOn 🙏
My Muslim Brother and Sister welcome to Malaysia
I'm Malaysian and currently studying overseas and this video helped bring me back home. I totally understand Fiona when she is excited to be able to eat everything in the mall. Having easy access to halal food is something Malaysians take for granted
Selamat Datang ke Malaysia. My wife and I were in Kunming last January 2024 and discovered that Yunnan is the heaven of China. Beautiful province, friendly people, nice weather. As a matter of fact, we visited Yunnan after watching your videos. What more could we ask for? Have a great holiday in Malaysia.
Wow, you’ve been to my hometown, what an coincidence🤭🥹thank u~
We are YeYe and NaiNai 😊
Like viona, I also love seeing hijabis from around the world when I travel. I always have a feeling of sisterhood.
观看这个视频让我想起去年第一次出国旅行的一切，而且也是在吉隆坡。 我来自菲律宾。 照顾你们两个并享受。 我很高兴今天找到了这个频道。 🇵🇭 平安顺遂
The leaf at 40:40 is not for eating. Malay people usually eat with their hand, most restaurant provide handwash basin/sink. Some people also eat with spoon & fork. There are also chinese restaurant where they serve food with chopstick, but the chinese food in chinese restaurant in malaysia is generally not halal because most chinese in malaysia is not muslim. You can bring your own chopstick to restaurant that serve halal food. Most of the muslims are malays, followed by indian muslim (mamak), and small amount of chinese muslim. There are also other indigenous people in Malaysia called orang asli.
Can request chopstick. Some big restaurant have chopstick
I love you, my Muslim brother and sister , I from Bangladesh
Bro, at 35:51 the Indian guy said something to your wife in Hindi which was "Mai thum sai Ma ko malatha hun, khana kalatha hun" - it means in English that "I will introduce you to my Mom and take you out to eat". That was very inappropriate of him to say to your wife and very disrespectful, that is why his friends laughed in the background. You must be very cautious of keeping your wife away from strange men. They were nice to your face, but disrespected you in their own language infront of your face as well. May Allah protect you and your wife from such people, Ameen!
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My Muslim brothers and sisters in India, you are the heirs of the great Delhi and Mughal sultanates, may Allah protect my Muslim brothers and sisters in India from the ignorant Indian Hindus, greetings Assalamualaikum from Indonesia
How is that disrespectful? he inviting them to see his parents not asking her alone to go to some seedy places to eat. I think he's being very polite. She is not her husband's property.
@@mr3111he basically wants to steal his wife.
@@mr3111 maybe you should just keep eating eraser in kindergarten and stay away from the internet until the end of times.
Welcome to Malaysia brother, I was not expecting you two to visit Malaysia this soon. I hope you and Viona will enjoy your stay here :)
welcome to malaysia 🤗 there are a lot of muslims and chinese in malaysia so it's a perfect blend of cultures for you two!
Enjoy Malaysia and Indonesia Erzhao & Fiona! Wish you have a wonderful and pleasant journey there!
Sehat sehat ko Rudy
Langsung di spill mau ke Indonesia dia terima kasi bang!
Welcome to Malaysia! I'm not Malaysian but I'm loving it here.
MasyaAllah, Selamat Datang ke Malaysia.
Marhaba selamat datang , welcome to malaysia our muslim friends 🧡. Happy ramadan also.
I’m also from a small city in Malaysia. I’ve been to China twice, Beijing and Xian. Not much can be said about Beijing because it’s a guided tour. But we explored Xian on our own. Viona reminded me of an elderly auntie wearing hijab at the back alley of Xian. She was so excited to see me, a foreigner wearing hijab. Hahahha. She donned her hijab just like Viona. I still remember she warmly held my hand and chatted away excitedly in Mandarin, which I do not understand. Hahahha
Welcome guys ❤ muslims around the world gather here in malaysia for the great life
You both are so adorable and surprisingly funny.
I feel like giving you so many information to help, but I think it's okay. You both will learn everything along the way.
Beijing is a superfast metropolitan. KL is a much more laid back place. This hot weather is actually hotter than normal. Stay hydrated.
Everything in a mall is normally double or triple the price than those on the streets. Spend wisely.
Most restaurants or f&b outlets in a mall are usually halal. But when on the street you have to be more careful okay.
Dont be afraid to ask anyone even the simplest thing okay. Malaysians are very helpful.
Enjoy Malaysia!
Welcome to Malaysia. We will make your youtube channel as famous as it should. Embrace our hospitality and kindness. ❤❤❤
Welcome to Malaysia!马来西亚欢迎你们❤
Selamat Datang ke Malaysia, hope you have great time here learning about our multiracial country =)
Dude stop with the multiracial already.
@@DemoNinja79Why?
@@hasinabegum1038 because we are sick of hearing it. You are not the only multiracial country in the world.
@@DemoNinja79but this country IS multiracial, why the need to deny it? We even have vernacular government funded schools which many countries that claimed to be 'multiracial' but don't even have one.
Ketuanan Melayu😅
Welcome to Malaysia! I want to say that video is entertaining and hilarious. I like it. Before you fly back home, consider sharing your impressions of Malaysia in a video. It's a great way to capture your experiences, especially since you won't be able to compare or form opinions on Beijing and KL from day one. Here are some tips for your video:
Remember to bring your own refillable bottle due to the intense heatwave, as reported in the news. Opt for coloured clothing to stay cooler, as black attire can make you feel hotter and maybe avoid bringing that heavy backpack. Consider purchasing a MyCity Pass for unlimited rides on public transport for three days, which costs RM25 if you find it reasonable. Instead of bringing a whole coconut out may seem odd . you can ask vendors to cut one in half for you to enjoy the juicy meat. Yummy! Enjoy your time in Malaysia and have fun exploring!
I can't believe you guys are actually abroad... together! 🙌
Nice introduction, so creative..and now you the one who wearing hijab but with Chinese face..that weird for us..😀your expression to see people wearing hijab in Malaysia is so fun..you really never been abroad I can say..but It fun to watch
I feel almost privileged to experience KL again as if for the first time through your eyes and to experience Fiona's first trip outside China is also so heartwarming. Mashallah you are such a lovely couple, polite and so well-mannered Any country would be glad to have you as guests (Malaysia was an, excellent choice for a first trip) . Enjoy your vacation and may Allah grant you harmony, peace and prosperity throughout your lives.
welcome to my country.. greetings from johor.. the southern part of malaysia.. have a great days guys 🥰🖤
Welcome to Malaysia which is a country that has many special races. Our country has the main races which are Malay, Chinese, Indian, and many more. I hope you are comfortable all the time to travel in Malaysia ❤
Alhamdullilah Syukur... Indah nya Malaysia ku.. Subhanallah...
@Oldwatch ma hello and a very warm welcome to Malaysia. I am a subscriber from Brunei.
Just a tip I got from somewhere, if you want your channel to grow quickly you should post at least 3 videos all at once and this will make UA-cam algorithm help spreading and recommending your channel to many people.Cheers!
Welcome to my country Malaysia, the home for Malaysian Malay, Malaysian Chinese, Malaysian Indian, Malaysian Sabahan dan Malaysian Sarawakian
Nice story btw, have a good time there! From 🇮🇩
Innocent reaction. So cute~
Both innocent. Both cute
Funny too
Welcome to Malaysia! Much more to explore.... have a nice day ahead! Warms welcome from us in KL!🇲🇾🇲🇾🇲🇾🇲🇾
Fuyohh bro skyrun is here..
A mainland Chinese told me, many Chinese tourist love to visit Malaysia. The reason is they are able to converse in Mandarin with the locals , they also had a chance to practice their English. If they felt some difficulty during conversation , they could just switch back to Mandarin instead. Third Malaysian stuff are cheap affordable to all the middle class travelers. So by conclusion Malaysia is considered the lowest difficulty level in the whole world among the mainland.
@DaddyLee2018 Cantonese as a spoken dialect is v popular in Malaysia
Not all Malaysian Chinese can speak Mandarin. The ones who can speak or understand it are the ones who went to learn it somewhere, because their Chinese language would be something else like Hokkien or Cantonese, Hakka, Teochew, Fuzhou, Hainanese or Foochow
@@We_Want_It_All well it is actually the opposite, those you mentioned are dialects, and not all Chinese can speak different types of dialects, especially the younger generation. Malaysian Chinese typically converse in Mandarin as they learn basic Chinese (Mandarin) in the school.
Welcome to Malaysia. Hope both of you enjoy your stay in Malaysia.
Alhamdulillah welcome to malaysia brother ma and viona...Hope u guys have the best trip ever in Malaysia and keep growing the faith in islam together with all the ummah 😀❤
welcome to Malaysia brother, from Terengganu
The expensive Evian mineral water that you find at the airport is a premium one. Though I really don't know what makes it different with other mineral water in terms of its quality. Besides, you found it at an airport, which makes the price gets even more expensive. Normal mineral water usually cost around RM1.50~RM2.50 at most location in Malaysia.
Evian is a scam la. Avoid it.
Evian water source is from France
@@abdulazizkechik9200 yes, that's why it's more expensive than the local brand
Welcome to malaysia, you will never get disappointed ❤
After following you for a year, glad to see both of you here. Enjoy your stay🇲🇾🇲🇾
And honestly, ive never tried eat the decorative banana leaves 🤣🤣🤣
Alhamdulillah
Welcome to Malaysia...
enjoy your stay and please enjoy all the Halal Food
.May Allah Bless both of you and happiness till Jannah...AAMIIN
assalamualaikum... welcome to malaysia! enjoy your stay here... hope you can experience ramadan here.
MasyaAllah..Welcome to Malaysia almose Ramadhan,Malaysia is Muslim Country hope nice days and enjoyed your tours.😉
BTW BOTH OF YOU GUYS ARE SO CUTE TOGETHER TRAVELING 😍😍😍😍 LOVE SEEING BOTH OF YOUR REACTION 😆❤️
Terima kasih telah melawat ke negara kami. Cubalah melawat ke kawasan luar bandar atau di kenali kawasan kampong khususnya perkampongan orang Melayu, anda akan dapati pengalaman yang mengagumkan tentang keramahan penduduk tempatan.
Nah ini malaysia asli...bahasa ygdi pake melayu..asli bukan kw.
@@rifki0930ni Indon asli dari ponorogo jawa barat daya hingga enggak berdaya and selamat berpuasa😅
its very refreshing to see your unique perspective upon visiting malaysia. hope for more videos
Amazing bro!!! So happy shes going to Malaysia!
Your honest reaction got our interest. Keep up the honesty in your upcoming vids. Safe trip and enjoy your time here guys. May Allah ease your journey.
Welcome to Malaysia. We wish you a pleasant and memorable stay 👍.Salaam
12:15 that RM10 is evian mineral water (yes it's expensive)
normal mineral water will cost u only RM2 - 4 (blur or green cap)
drinking water will cost u only RM1 (white cap)
hope this will helps
welcome to malaysia
may Allah protect u guys
I watched your videos since 2023, welcome to Malaysia and hopefully you guys will enjoy here,have fun🥰
Welcome to Malaysia! Insyaallah May you be safe! Ameen
Wow..Alhamdulillah. welcome to my country - Malaysia..Had follow your channel for long time already...❤️🇲🇾🇲🇾❤️
Welcome to malaysia my muslim brother and sister hope you both enjoy trying halal food and explore culture in malaysia🙂..done subcribe👍.
I actually really like the spontaneous style of the editing. Comfy vibes all around~
welcome to Malaysia Oldwatch Ma. I'm one of your subscriber from Malaysia. Have a good trip and make sure to have fun. Stay safe yeah.
Very light hearted, refreshing, honest video, first time words are really down to earth.
This is so funny. Great content. I am excited about the masjid. It is so cool to see Muslim people of different ethnicities and origins. I want to visit and see Malaysia as well.
Please also visit Istanbul. You will love it as well!
Welcome to Malaysia ❤..Actually at the KLCC have 2 site of different view..in this video, you guys at the photo site..but if you guys go to the opposite site there will be fountain (some watershow at night) with green park..by the way wishing you guys have a good and safe trip in Malaysia.
Welcome to Malaysia, you can find many Chinese in Malaysia because Chinese 2nd largest etnics here. That's why many Chinese word in signboard in Malaysia you also can speak Chinese with some Malaysian Chinese. But be careful when eat at Chinese restaurant because most of them not halal.
欢迎到吉隆坡旅游，预祝旅途愉快🎉
MALAYSIA IS A TRULY ASIA😊
谢谢~
Welcome to Malaysia, Selamat datang ke Malaysia,欢迎您们来马来西亚旅游，这个国家是一个多元民族，多元文化宗教信仰值得你们去探索，这里的华裔皆会英语,马来语,华语及方言比如，闽南，广东，客家方言,这在中国应该找不到😊
Assalamualaikum to both of you. Selamat datang ke Malaysia. 42:36 actually u can pray in the mall. Almost every mall in Malaysia have small prayer room, and it convenience too.. ❤❤❤
MashaAllah..welcome to Malaysia leng looi & leng chai ..hope u enjoy in here ..stay safe and keep healthy..inshaAllah ...Tabarokallah ...- im your old subscriber..😁😁
Assalamulaikum dan Selamat datang ke Malaysia.. I hope your holiday goes well and you don't have to worry because Malaysia is an Islamic country
Assalamualaikum. Welcome to Malaysia my brother and sister!
Welcome to Malaysia, come and have some food during the Ramadhan 😊 at any bazaar after fasting yah
Welcome to Malaysia my brother and sister. Happy to see you guys. Enjoy and have fun.
Welcome to Malaysia.. my brother and sister in islam
Welcome to Malaysia. This is my first time watching your video. You two are cute and funny. Please enjoy our hospitality 🥰🥰 malaysia is the melting pot of the world. 🔥🔥🔥🔥
welcome to malaysia. in malaysia, for halal street food, just go any of to the malay local stalls including burgers, mixed rice, etc. guaranteed halal. for chinese food, you will need to ask/check. mostly non halal but some are (like those pulled noodle / lamian shops or here they are called 'Mi Tarik'). local franchises are mostly halal (eg: secret recipe, marrybrown). for indian food, guaranteed halal are the 'nasi kandar' or mamak restaurants, other indian placs are a hit-or-miss' so you will need to ask/check
when you ask why are they selling winter clothes, I
it always happen, many travelers usually asked that question when visiting Malaysia, and yeah the answer is right,
many store in Malaysia sell winter clothes for Malaysians to travel
You guys finally reached Malaysia~
You should try our local Malay dish called Nasi Lemak which are sold in many restaurants around KL. Its probably tastier than what you had earlier at the mall.
Asslmmkm, Welcome to Msia. Hope you all be happy always here. Nice to meet both of you. Thank you for sharing this good events.🤝✌️
i love you guys relationship, always positive and pleaseeee upload moreeeeeee
哈哈，看完啦，有点感动。我也是今年第一次出国，去了马拉西亚吉隆坡，看到了熟悉的路线。喜欢你们❤
Welcome to Malaysia. I wish I was there when you guys were there. I can bring you guys to “jalan-jalan” haha. Enjoy your time immensely in Malaysia. Take it easy. Don’t rush anything. And unfortunately that long waiting time is normal in KL and Malaysia in general. Well I wouldn’t call 20 minutes long cause I am so used to it 😂.
wahhh welcome to malaysia chinese muslim we really ii apreciate and allow you to come to malaysia cause we are same religion and its easy for you to live here
Very nice and interesting start. Viona saw so many foreigners for the first time because she was a foreigner there 😂😂 just like me in china when I see foreigners everywhere 😂😂😂😂
Welcome, really surprised to you both here. Enjoy
I hope Mr Ma can make more Malaysian Halal food videos for China's Muslim community so they will come and try especially on Ramadhan month where is alot of street food to eat. ❤
Yeah, China's Muslim community is larger than the population of Malaysia! Let them know you have had a great time here!❤❤
@@wai-sunchia6190 yes correct can help boost both countries tourism and hospitality economics since Tang Dynasty era 👍🏼✌🏼🫰🏼
Here everyday blue sky, fresh air and people are nice. We respect each other culture, religion and race. Malaysia seriously is one of the best country of living in Asia!
Welcome to Malaysia 🇲🇾 😊
Im following this channel mate. This is so raw, so unscripted, so good!
selamat datang ke malaysia.
welcome to malaysia my bro n sis.
pls bear in mind that not everything in the mall or streets in malaysia are halal. especially if foods sold at the non-muslim premises/restaurant/foodcourt/kiosk.
nice aaa bang kalau ramai gadis cina muslim dtg malaysia senang kahwini mereka dan ajarkan mereka bahasa melayu jdikan mereka melayu cina
Welcome to Malaysia Viona...hope you have a great time here...
There is much more cheper plain water bro...the one u saw is branded one...
Salam from Malaysians...Ramadhan is coming soon..enjoy your stay here.
welcome to malaysia❤❤❤
Welcome to Malaysia our dear Muslim family.. i pray for your wonderful time here in our country..
Malaysia Population Demographics:
58% Malaysian Malays
12% Indigenous or the Native tribes of Sabah, Sarawak (Malaysia Borneo) & the Orang Asli (the original people) of Peninsular Malaysia
22% Malaysian Chinese (including the Peranakan Chinese or Baba Nyonya)
7% Malaysian Indians (including the Melaka Chetty or Peranakan Indian)
1% Others (Malaysian Siamese, Malaysian Kristang, Eurasians, & other ethnic minorities)
Malaysia is a multicultural & multi religious country, with Islam as the majority religion & other religions practiced are Buddhism, Christianity, Hinduism, Taoism, Sikhism, Animism, & other ethnic folk religions of the indigenous natives.
Filiphina also,but official religion in malaysia= Muslim,and christian in filiphina not official religion
Excited to see more videos of your trip!
welcome to malaysia. this country melting pot of various cultures. you may enjoy every foods in india muslim restaurant, which we called it mamak restaurants. for chinese stalls, beware of halal status because not so many chinese restaurants certified halal. but take this opportunity visits big masjid like masjid negara, masjid jamek which just around city centre. there also islamic museum in front of masjid negara. basically everyone speak malays even foreign workers. but its no problem if you want to speak english with everyone. there are tourist guide in masjid negara which can explain a lot about Islam in Malaysia.
Assalamualaikum Welcome to Malaysia. Hope you have a great time in Malaysia.