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Malay Language Online Audio Lessons



Spoon-feeding Series


Lesson 1


"You and I" - Only six new Malay language words in your first lesson and simple sentences for listening comprehension.



Vocabulary: you, I, yes, no, money, have, don't.




Lesson 2


"Is He a Friend?" - Another three new words to form your first short dialogue.



Vocabulary: He, friend, friend.




Lesson 3


"Looking for Coffee" - Building on vocabulary from the previous two lessons to help you express your preferences for drinks.



Vocabulary : find, at, coffee, tea, house, want, can, never mind, sorry.




Lesson 4


"Bring the Fat Fellow to Where?" - Teaches you to address an acquaintance, find out someone's whereabouts, to respond to apologies with minimal new words.



Vocabulary: fatty, where, to as a preposition, bring, go, sick, thank you.




Lesson 5


"How? How can?" - At this stage, you would have accumulated sufficient little tricks to speak like a Malaysian ( that is, if you practise super diligently ) and most important you learn to disagree rather agreeably.


Vocabulary: as...as, how, not bad, you plural and singular form, we, with.





Slightly Graded Series


Lesson 1: Me and You

Lesson 2: My and Your

Lesson 3: He/She

Lesson 4: His/Her

Lesson 5: Singkatan

Lesson 6: Adakah...?

Lesson 7: Yang ni...?

Lesson 8: Macam mana, mana boleh...?

Lesson 9: Kena

Lesson 10: Mereka

Lesson 11: Lepas

Lesson 12: Perlu

Lesson 13: Wah/Amboi

Lesson 14: Akan



Phrases

Phrases for Scolding



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I spend a lot of time in Sabah and have many friends there. My wife and I plan to retire in either KK or Miri. We are Australians.
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