By_AvaGeraldine

Hello everyone!  If you have missed my previous lesson of the "Beginner Level", click below: Lesson 19 (Parts Of The House) Click below to access the list of lessons available in the "Beginner Level" :) Beginner || Learn Malay Through English || --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- The title of this post is  "Furniture"  otherwise known as  "Perabot"  in Malay.  This is a rather long post, thus I would be opting out my usual introduction. In this post, I will be teaching not only furnitures but also the items that can be found in the  living room, bedroom, dining room, dapur  and  bathroom . In the Living Room (Dalam ruang tamu) 1. Television -  Televisyen     - We seldom watch the shows on the television. -  Kami jarang menonton rancangan-rancangan dalam televisyen. 2. Telephone -  Telefon     - The telephone rang in the living roo

Hello everyone!  If you have missed my previous lesson of the "Beginner Level", click below: Lesson 18 (Shopping List) Click below to access the list of lessons available in the "Beginner Level" :) Beginner || Learn Malay Through English || --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Everybody has their own special sanctuary  or a place they could call their own . It is where a person seeks solace. It is where they heal. It is THEIR place.  So, which part of the house is your sanctuary?  Personally, my bedroom is my sacred space. I think for most people it is. It is where I can actually think and myself.  Anyway... The title of this lesson would be "Parts of the House"  or rather " Bahagian-bahagian dalam rumah " in Malay. --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 1. Room - Bili

Shopping... The term is often associated with clothing more so that most of the time, people forget that even purchasing food is shopping. Being an avid shopper myself, or rather an "ex-avid shopper"  ? Money was never safe in my hands. I had a habit of spending whenever I get the chance. Most of the time, it was on frivolous items that served little to no purpose only to be ended up on my list of junk items at home. However, a few months back, I started working and apparently thats when I realised that I should start cutting back on my expenses and start spending frugally on things that was really necessary. So, let's cut to the chase and go about a few shopping tips! 5. THINK Before You BUY! Hey, both buy  and speak  are verbs. So, if you can think before you speak , why not think before you buy ? Take all the time you need. First of all, ask yourself. Do you really need this? Why am I holding this? What is it's