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Malay Conjunctions: Tetapi
Learn how to use "Tetapi" or "Tapi" in your daily conversations to perfect your spoken Malay!
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Learn how to use "Tetapi" or "Tapi" in your daily conversations to perfect your spoken Malay!
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⬆️ One of the first ever articles written on Omerimbun now has an accompanying video on YouTube. While listening to the audio, you can read the whole dialogue in Malay, its English translation, the informal or casual language version and also explanation of a few key vocabularies here ⤵️ Dialogue: Meeting New
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1️⃣ buka: to open This versatile word can be used for physical objects and abstract topics. For example: buka pintu: open the door membuka mata: eye-opening 🪟 (To learn more words to use with buka, click here.) 2️⃣ pilih: to choose/to pick When you're having trouble because there
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Do these exercises this weekend to improve your Malay comprehension skills.
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Ever wonder what "boleh" means and when to use it? Download the free cheat sheet after reading our easy-to-understand explanation of this word.
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Ready to make longer sentences in Bahasa Melayu? To do that, you need this versatile, and almost magical, conjunction: YANG.
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How do you prepare for Eid in Malaysia? Here is a brief explanation on the importance of kuih raya and what to say on Hari Raya.
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Mahsuri wants to introduce "bazar Ramadan" to her friend, Ryu. Read and learn key words and phrases for inviting a friend to go out.
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What do you say to people who are fasting this coming Ramadan? Get a quick rundown on how to do this in just 1 minute.
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If Duolingo doesn't offer Malay, what do you do? Find the best tool to start learning Malay here.
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You can add -nya to an adjective when speaking Malay and immediately sound like a Malaysian by doing this simple trick.
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1️⃣ If you wanted to wish your friend a Happy Lunar New Year in Malay, you could say: 📅Selamat Tahun Baru Cina! (Happy Chinese New Year!) This greeting is very much accepted in Malaysia because the celebration is deeply rooted in the Chinese community here. 2️⃣ When you want to