Music is also very marvellous,maybe many people can play the same music on the piano or other musical instruments,but everyone plays with a different style,different tune,different technique and different mood.No one’s music is the same,everyone’s music is unique.For example,three people play the same songs,but the emotional matve ( <<<< i did'nt get this word ... do u mean motive ? ) is definitely different,for example the first person plays it with deep sad emotions,the second person plays it very joyfully,and the third person plays a very powerful music.It depends on what you want to express and what emotions you are carrying.The music that you play is unique,is special,no one will play the same way as you do,that is your own music!

About Music

About Music
Your music is unique

Music is a magical art,it can be presented by all the people in the world.Although everyone can play or create music , but each has his/her different way to represent it .For example,solo,orchestra,band,singing and so on.

Bagi literally means ( to Give ) ... but it can also be used for other purposes ... i'll try to give examples for each use of BAGI ... hoping that i can help u a bit 1- BAGI can be used as ( to give ) ex : BAGI saya alamat anda which means .. Give me your address 2- BAGI can be used as (as for me/in my opinion) ex : ramai orang cakap buah durian rasa sedap, BAGI saya rasanya tidak sedap which means .. many people say durian tastes good, in my opinion(as for me) it is not tasty and i guess saying ( Bagi Saya ) is much easier than saying ( dalam pendapat saya) which also means in my opinion 3- BAGI can be used as ( to/ for the purpose of ) Ex : Kita mesti jaga pendidikan, BAGI menghasilkan insan yang lebih berintegriti which means ..... We must take care of education, TO get a more integrated human or it means ........ We must take care of education, for the purpose of getting a more integrated human and just as Aiz said ... Bagi tahu = tell/ inform hope i helped u a bit :)

theres no difference at all in english for sure lol ... but in formal malay or whats so called Bahasa Baku it goes like that ... but actually nobody uses bahasa baku ... u can only hear it on TV or read it in newspapers ... people use beli only without any prefix ... but anyway u gotta learn the rules and the grammars of the language ... u dont wanna get confused when u somebody suddenly says membeli ... otherwise u think its a new word lol ... actually when i started learning malay ... i thought its very hard to build a good vocabulary ... cause its so hard to memorize words like ( memperbetulkan , ditinggalkan ... ect ) ... but once u can extract the root word ... and why or how to prefixes and suffixes .... u can really master the language in no time .... if u r really willing to learn it .... it takes less than 6 months to speak malay fluently !!!!

usually formalities are used with elder people and people who are in a higher rank than us such as ( a boss or a teacher ) ... so avoid using ( aku ) with them .... use ( saya ) .... and avoid using ( awak,kamu,kau, and engkau ) with them ... use ( Encik or Tuan for males as they are the equivalents of ( Mr ) ....... Cik ( Miss ) .... Puan ( Mrs ) ..... and there r many other words X _ X ... but lets not make it so hard to you right now .... i shall tell u about them later lol

Awak , Kamu and Kau , are interchangable ... u can use them with your friends ... in case of formality use ( Anda ) .... Saya and Aku means ( I , me ) .... Saya is formal ... ( aku ) is used between friends .... Kita is used as We ... but it includes u and the one ( or more ) you are speaking to ..... for example ... Kita ( u and me ) bukan orang melayu = we are not malays ( Hilmy is not included ) .... and there's another word for ( we ) ... its ( Kami ) but it doesnt include the one you are speaking to ... for example .... Kami ( Me and Hilmy ) boleh cakap bahasa melayu = we can speak malay .... notice that YOU are not included in ( Kami ) ... hope its clear