
What You Can Expect from this Course.
Learn how to say agitated in Malay, exploring the word agitated and related vocabulary with sample sentences and context such as anxiety and being questioned by the police.
Explore how to say annoyed and irritated in Malay, with vocabulary items and example sentences highlighting feelings and contexts, including phrases like by the roadside.
Learn how to say astonish and startle in Malay, compare astonish and startle, and recognize how a loud noise can make someone feel startled.
Explore Malay feelings and emotions by learning compassionate vocabulary, including words for hungry and kitten, with examples showing how compassion is expressed.
Learn Malay expressions for determination and a healthy lifestyle, including guya hado/guya hedo for lifestyle and sehat meaning healthy, as shown in 'Samuel is determined to live a healthy lifestyle.'
Learn how to say disappointed in Malay, master the related vocabulary, and form simple sentences to express this feeling.
Learn how to say enthusiastic in Malay, explore related vocabulary and sentence examples that express strong interest, such as writing my first story.
Learn how to express envy in Malay by exploring key vocabulary, including denki for envious, and practice a sentence that says do not be envious of other people.
Discover how to say feel guilty in Malay, explore vocabulary such as employer and academic qualifications, and understand how guilt is expressed when lying to your employer about your qualifications.
Discover how to express happy and pleased in Malay, learn essential vocabulary like suka, and see example sentences for using these feelings in conversation.
Explore how to say hate in Malay and build vocabulary around feelings and emotions, including phrases for fighting for human rights and rejecting discrimination.
Learn Malay expressions to say you are impressed or in awe, with vocabulary for design and architecture, including references to the Petronas Twin Towers.
Learn how to express indifference in Malay, explore relevant feelings and emotions vocabulary, and see how indifferent attitude toward work can affect promotion.
Learn how to say jealous in Malay and build vocabulary for feelings and emotions. Jealousy of his brother's success caused him to treat his brother badly.
Discover how to express joyful feelings in Malay using key vocabulary and simple sentences that describe emotions.
Explore how to express lonely in Malay, including vocabulary for lonely, divorce, and living alone, with example sentences such as 'Betty has been lonely since her divorce.'
Explore the meaning and usage of the word optimistic in Malay, with related vocabulary such as suka and sama, and see an example sentence that expresses an optimistic feeling.
Learn how to say panic in Malay by mastering vocabulary related to money, loss, humor, and the moment you realize you lost your house key.
Learn how to say passionate in Malay and explore vocabulary for learning, new, and traveling, illustrating how passion drives learning new languages while traveling.
Learn vocabulary to express pessimistic feelings in Malay, including words for very, difficult, and all, with an example sentence about convincing a pessimistic person that all will be well.
Learn how to say pressured in Malay by exploring vocabulary around retrenchment and the urge to look for a new job.
Master how to say proud in Malay through vocabulary for success, winning, and first place, with examples like drawing competitions and related emotions.
Explore the Malay word for regret and its usage in expressing past deeds and feelings. Practice vocabulary and sentences that convey regret about past actions.
Learn how to say regret in Malay, distinguish past from future, and practice with vocabulary and example sentences that teach not regretting the past and looking forward.
Learn Malay vocabulary for sad and heartbroken, including crying and nonstop crying. Practice simple sentences that express emotion.
Learn how to say satisfied in Malay, distinguishing happy and satisfied, with vocabulary and example sentences like 'Victor felt satisfied with the work he did' to express emotion.
Learn how to express 'sentimental' in Malay using key vocabulary for feelings, including honeymoon, husband, and beloved, and explore sentences about recalling a honeymoon with her beloved husband.
Learn how to say shocked in Malay by exploring feelings and emotions, building key vocabulary, and practicing sentence structures for expressive reactions.
Learn how to say 'strong-willed' in Malay, explore related vocabulary, and see how a person who never gives up demonstrates determination.
Learn how to say suspicious in Malay, using the words presence and in front of, with a sentence about a school principal suspicious of a man wandering near the school.
Learn how to say worried in Malay and explore related vocabulary such as safety and husband, with example sentences.
Learn to express worry in Malay by studying vocabulary for worry, teenager, and related terms, and practice forming example sentences.
Learn Malay words for worry, including loss and courage, and study an example sentence about losing a job to show how worry is expressed in context.
Discover the meaning of amat berminat and how it expresses strong interest in learning Malay, while exploring related vocabulary for learning, borrowing, and traveling.
Learn what belas kasihan means in Malay, i.e., compassionate. Explore related vocabulary such as lopa meaning hungry, illustrated by Fouzi feeling compassionate when he saw the hungry kitten.
Learn what bersemangat means in Malay and how it expresses enthusiasm, with vocabulary focus and an example sentence about writing a first story.
Learn Malay feelings by mastering words for good, no, first place, and pretending, and see how Soraya's pride in winning the drawing competition illustrates the concept of besar hati.
Learn the Malay word bimbang, meaning worry, and explore related vocabulary about safety and husband through example sentences.
Learn the Malay word gembira meaning happy or cheerful, practice vocabulary and a sentence that expresses happiness to meet after a long time.
Discover the meaning of the Malay feeling gementar as nervousness, with examples of nervousness when giving a speech in front of an audience.
Explore the Malay feeling hairan, meaning surprise or amaze, with vocabulary examples like money and early, and practice using it in simple sentences.
Learn the meaning of jengkel as annoyed or irritated, practice related vocabulary such as garbage and by the roadside, and see usage in sample sentence from the happy Malay course.
Explain the Malay feeling kagum as being impressed, introduce related vocabulary, and demonstrate how to describe architectural design using a sentence about tourists impressed by the Petronas Twin Towers.
Discover what the Malay feeling kecewa means and practice vocabulary for disappointment, with example sentences to express feeling disappointed in daily situations.
Learn what the feeling keliru means, and explore vocabulary about confusion, as students navigate difficult mathematics concepts that confuse them.
Learn the Malay feeling kesal as regret, explore related vocabulary, and see how to express regret about past deeds.
Explores the meaning of kesepian and loneliness in Malay, introducing related vocabulary and a sample sentence. Illustrates Betty's experience of loneliness since her divorce and unfamiliarity with living alone.
Learn what the Malay feeling lega means and how to express relief, with vocabulary and example sentences about visa applications being approved in Malaysia.
discover the meaning of optimistic in Malay and learn related vocabulary introduced in the lecture, with an example sentence showing how an optimistic view can make a speaker happy.
Discover the Malay word panik meaning panic and realize the feeling, with vocabulary about losing a house key.
Learn what patah hati means by exploring vocabulary for broken hearts and engagement, and see example sentences that illustrate the emotion in Malay language.
Learn the meaning of pessimistic in Malay, study related vocabulary, and practice sentences about convincing a pessimistic person that all will be well.
Discover the meaning of 'puas hati' in Malay and explore related feelings and vocabulary, including courage and satisfaction with work, with example sentences showing Victor feeling satisfied.
Explore the meaning of rasa bersalah, the Malay feeling of guilt, with vocabulary for lie, employer, and qualifications, including a sentence about guilt after lying to an employer.
Learn the meaning of risau, the Malay word for worry, and explore related terms like loss, courage, and job or work through example sentences.
Explore the meaning of the Malay feeling sakit hati and how it expresses being hurt and offended, with vocabulary and example sentences illustrating usage.
Learn the meaning of sedih in Malay by reviewing key vocabulary and example sentences about a road accident and the sadness of losing parents.
Learn the Malay feeling sesal meaning regret, explore related vocabulary for past and future, and practice focusing on not regretting the past while looking forward to the future.
Explore how the Malay word suka is used to express liking rather than happiness, review vocabulary, and practice sentences to convey mood, pleasure, and greetings.
Discover the meaning of takut as 'afraid' or 'scared,' learn fear-related vocabulary, and see examples like being afraid of the dark and sleeping with the lights on.
Explore the meaning of tenang, or calm, in Malay and learn vocabulary for handling unexpected situations with composure.
Learn what the Malay word terkejut means and how to express the feeling of shock, using vocabulary and example sentences.
Explore the Malay feeling tidak berpuas hati (dissatisfied) and its usage through vocabulary and example sentences, including expressions of disappointment.
Explore feelings and emotions through an intensive Malay vocabulary revision, learning terms for afraid, angry, anxious, calm, compassionate, confused, disappointed, enthusiastic, joyful, jealous, nervous, optimistic, sad, surprised, and more.
The perfect course for Malay language linguists who want precise in-depth words to describe their Feelings and Emotions.
The must-have for effective communication with other people in private and business settings.
This course will empower the student to be more confident in expressing their Feelings and Emotions.
This course is a guide for students to speak fluent Malay with locals.
This course concentrates on making learning fun by virtue of peaceful sceneries presented in each video.
This course is also catered to the advanced learner with the addition of multiple words to describe the same Feelings and Emotions.
From a simple happy to sad, satisfied to dissatisfied, worried to angry to joyful, all words have been carefully chosen to suit numerous catch-all situations.
110 Lectures to build your vocabulary.
10 Interactive Quizzes to revise on all words learnt.
Complete Vocabulary Lists in English to Malay and from Malay to English.
I am a Malay language enthusiast and a nature lover. Malay - the national language of my country, is a vibrant language which can be expressed fluidly, vividly and easily…and with lots of joyful expression! I love the play of words and I find that the effective use of language can convey intentions, feelings and descriptions of the world around me.
This course therefore reflects my passion in the language for effective communication through the introduction, explanation and articulation of Feelings and Emotions.
Yours sincerely,
Lily Aimes