QUOTE(mitun @ Jan 19 2020, 06:21 PM)
Very immature reply he’s not an extremist the other idiots might be. I’m not malay but can you not see the importance of knowing the National language? Forget about other issues look at this in isolation. How is it ok for Malaysians not to be able to speak BM?
Thank you for standing up for me. I don’t know how advocating national language is considered extremist. But coming from extremist in my ignore list, I don’t have to think much. Extremist have tunnel vision, you can’t have a proper debate/discussion with an extremist.
QUOTE(patt_sue @ Jan 19 2020, 06:23 PM)
Our national language is the Malay Language - article 152
This is what i am trying to advocate.
QUOTE(gogo2 @ Jan 19 2020, 06:26 PM)
Sorry if it offend you but you need to understand why I agree to it. You read what was written earlier? He want to wipe us out. Do you agree with wiping us out?
Was that him? I think it was someone else because i did report that post

QUOTE(bigwolf @ Jan 19 2020, 06:35 PM)
You know arab, hangukeyo, deutsch, good for you. You have my respect for such knowledge, truly. But again, why not mandarin/cantonese/hokkien/etc or tamil to be able to speak with your brethren if they dunno how to speak yours? Because its a 1 way street, they must know bahasa "kebangsaan" to communicate with you and no need you know their language? And call them not patriotic/not deserving to be called Malaysians so they must learn and you no need to learn yourself?
Like i said, i expect malaysian to be able to speak BM.
And i did try to learn cantonese from TV, but halfway through, they dubbed all hong kong drama into mandarin. So being a malay and muslim i was easily confused and drop my intention to learn cantonese altogether.
Glad i did not learn anyway, my ex boss who was a kelantanese said people in kelantan speak hokkien, that’s why he speak english with other cina here.