Introduction to Malay Language (FutureLearn)

Offered by University of Malaya,
Introduction to Malay Language (FutureLearn)

Learn the basics of speaking and writing in the Malay language and find out about Malaysian culture. Over 60 million people speak Malay; it is an official language of several countries including Singapore and Malaysia. On this course you’ll get an introduction to the basics of Malay and discover more about Malaysia as a place and culture.

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This means learning to speak simple Malay and learning about writing in Malay, practicing both until you can identity common words and phrases used by native speakers. Plus you will explore fascinating Malay culture learning more about the many interesting places in Malaysia.
The course videos will be conducted in Malay with English subtitles.

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