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I don't even know what to say to that.

Why else would you be in Malaysia? Sorry I'm just curious

That's too personal for me to disclose, sorry

Keyblade, there was one semester I took Malay class. It wasn't compulsory, I just took it coz I was short of one module that semester and I didn't wanna take an other module from the following semester. Plus it was fun. I was the only African in that class. I hardly attended it. The lecturer was a nice Malay lady from Sarawak. She gave us mainly beginners lessons and the exam was easy with the help of some tips she gave us (few foreigners).

Do you get tips as foreigner though?

I don't even know what to say to that.

Why else would you be in Malaysia? Sorry I'm just curious

Majority of Somalis are there for studying. What makes you think they go there to get US green card?

I don't even know what to say to that.

Why else would you be in Malaysia? Sorry I'm just curious

Majority of Somalis are there for studying. What makes you think they go there to get US green card?

What's wrong with studying in the west?

Keyblade, there was one semester I took Malay class. It wasn't compulsory, I just took it coz I was short of one module that semester and I didn't wanna take an other module from the following semester. Plus it was fun. I was the only African in that class. I hardly attended it. The lecturer was a nice Malay lady from Sarawak. She gave us mainly beginners lessons and the exam was easy with the help of some tips she gave us (few foreigners).

Do you get tips as foreigner though?

Oh you live in Malaysia too? Nice.

Actually the Malay classes are kinda fun. They're sort of like Arts and Crafts-lite . I had to make a freakin' birthday card as my final assignment for example (I ended up making a Valentine's card instead cuz hearts are easier to cut than cakes, don't judge ).

Tips as a foreigner? I unno, foreigners take a different class than local students so I guess our course is easier slightly.

looooool @ Valentine's card. You guys have fun. Seriously my assignment was to prepare Nasi Lemak, imagine that? She gave out the ingredients and she expected us to bring it to class and exchange with the classmates, and that was supposed to be our breakfast for the day. I don't eat spicy food though, so I excused myself saying I never eat break fast The weird thing was she could differentiate between the home made one and the one sold in the streets early morning. I got busted coz I bought it. How did she expect me to make a Malay dish? lol!

Well I used to live there and left in 2010.

Good luck again.

Nasi lemak

I remeber a few phrases in Malay, apakabar, aku bait, satu liga roti janay

I used to live in taman melati utama, beautiful place

I feel like I've missed the 'whole world moves to malaysia' event or something

Gotta study for an exam

May Allah make it easy for you.

I attended IIS for like half a year, and then it was to bani yas in UAE, and then hargeisa for 2 years, in transit I've slept in the Maldives, Singapore, Jakarta, and Manama, I've been to many places and I'm only 18

I don't even know what to say to that.

Why else would you be in Malaysia? Sorry I'm just curious

Majority of Somalis are there for studying. What makes you think they go there to get US green card?

True. As well as in China. There are tons of Somalis there studying Medicine. It's like a trend, especially where I live.

I remeber a few phrases in Malay, apakabar, aku bait, satu liga roti janay

I used to live in taman melati utama, beautiful place

it really isn't, and damn wtf were you doing here?

I attended IIS for like half a year, and then it was to bani yas in UAE, and then hargeisa for 2 years, in transit I've slept in the Maldives, Singapore, Jakarta, and Manama, I've been to many places and I'm only 18

My sister did her A-Levels there. Awful school. Only about 10 minutes from where I live though.