Basic Malay LanguageOn a Basic Need - Toilet Basic Malay language most useful when you have the urge to answer natures' call unexpectedly. Please think about the boxed words in Malay language before peeping at the answers.
"Sila tarik air selepas guna" is displayed in a fancy shopping complex of Kota Kinabalu. If you use the proper Malay language for "flush" not many will understand, so bahasa pasar serves the purpose very well.
This one should be on the floor, but always ended up on the lid.
I often scratch my head where to put my LV handbag - from Golok without it. Great convenience for gentlemen. Since it is always out of order or people don't bother to use it, I classify it as an accessory. Reason of classification same as above. Most public toilets outside of Kota Kinabalu are not tiled or painted. You stare right at slimy stuff on the wall and floor that I better not describe. Dont take them for granted! Ah...instead of bidet just use a hose. By the way, I recommend that you learn Malay for
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