Malay Language Online Audio Lessons
It's exasperating trying to create online Malay language lessons that can cater to all gadget users. Computer users should see two sound icons while phone users should see only one sound icon. That's all I can figure out for the moment. If you can't see any sound icons and felt left out, please ...
Spoon-feeding Series
I designed this ultra graded course perfect for zero knowledge beginners.
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
These are sample audiio lessons from my bahasa Malaysia for dummies course which is also available for sale if you want to "take it home". The reading material is translated into three languages.
Lesson 1: Me and You
Lesson 2: My and Your
Lesson 3: He/She
Lesson 4: His/Her
Lesson 5: Some Common Short Forms
Lesson 6: Is it?
Lesson 7: This One...?
Lesson 8: How Come?
Lesson 9: Have to
Lesson 10: They
Lesson 11: After
Lesson 12: Should
Lesson 13: Wow
Lesson 14: Simple Future
Other "Practical" Stuff
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Picture change request and tech issue with site 
Could you please change the picture for the "HIS/HER" slightly graded audio lesson 4
- cos it is nicer for viewers to see something characteristic …
learning bahasa for medical students Not rated yet
it would be really useful if you could include bahasa lessons for medical students and doctors, It is very difficult to communicate with patients without …
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My name is Paulyne, I'm Brazilian, I have been living in Malaysia for 5 months.. now I'm learning English which is very difficult for me. I also want to …
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I think your lessons of audio are great and are a good starting base. I would like to get the rest of the audio lessions in your graded series on audio …
Thanks Wan, got it working! I have another suggestion too. Not rated yet
Thanks Wan, got it working! I have another suggestion too.
Hi Wan,
Thanks for your reply on my comments - tq also for the tips on how to resolve …
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Dear Sir / Madam,
Thank you very much for this wonderful website, i think this is a very useful website . It has helped me a lot with my Bahasa .
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I find your online class useful. Having just moved to Brunei, I find that you can enjoy Borneo life more speaking Malay. As soon as I complete the modules …
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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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