And what is the difference between "sangat" and "banyak"
saya rindu awak sangat OR saya rindu awak banyak?
which term is sweeter?
He also said that he wants me "manja" what does that mean specifically? any examples?
Thank you
The use of malay words with loved one, I'm not fluent in bahasa melayu.. pls he
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Jul 3 2015, 09:55 PM, updated 11y ago
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Hi all, I'm not fluent in bm.. id like to know if its ok for a girl/female to call her bf "sayang"? I know wives use the word "abang" but we're not married. Or maybe there's other malay terms to use.. affectionate ways to call him?
And what is the difference between "sangat" and "banyak" saya rindu awak sangat OR saya rindu awak banyak? which term is sweeter? He also said that he wants me "manja" what does that mean specifically? any examples? Thank you |
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Jul 4 2015, 01:32 PM
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Thank you uzer85 for answering. Much appreciated!
I was simply asking some questions & I don't know why some people want to make a problem of this. Is it wrong to be in a relationship with someone of different religion? -itekderp Be prepared? for converting to islam? |
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QUOTE(Kanan Jarrus @ Jul 4 2015, 05:48 PM) lol don't angry, but does he treat you nicely?? Oh I was angry at u or your comment. I was referring to someone else.i not want to discriminate, but according to meleis female friends,most of them considered dating Chinese or Indian guy rather than Malay, because they say Malay guy don't know how to treat them well..... He does treat me nice... really good. I actually find that malay guys are more caring & sensitive than Chinese.. but diff people have diff preferences. |
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