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    March 28, 2016
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    Malaysia Capital City. If you're planning on being an expatriate in Malaysia, the capital city is Kuala Lumpur. That means this is the place where you can have the best facilities. Of course some people would say that there are other cities that we may live in besides the capital city, but bear in mind that most embassies are only located in the capital city. I don't know about you but if I'm about to live permanently in a very unfamiliar place on my own, I would like to be living near to somewhere I can easily get access to get help if there's any incident. Kuala Lumpur is among the busiest and well-developed city (you may visit and see for yourself). However it is kinda crowded because people from all over the place went there to work. Therefore if you don't like being in a noisy place added with heavy traffic, then Kuala Lumpur is definitely not a place for you. As it is definitely not a place for me, hahaha. Thanks in advance for your corrections and comments.
    March 24, 2016
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    Thanks for sharing this. You inspired me to write a notebook entry telling about my country... in sha Allah i will soon.
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    March 24, 2016
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    March 22, 2016
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    Girls cry for numerous reasons.

    They can cry out of happiness, sadness, hurtfulness, anger, and madness

    and there's a lot more than that. That's why people tend to say girls cry whenever they want.

    Because it seems like that, it's the nature anyway. 


    However men, on the other hand can hardly cry. Simply because it's not their nature to cry.

    Even though they do cry when it hurts them that much. 


    Whatever it is, just know that it's okay to cry. It's not gonna make you less human, it can even turn on your 'human mode'. 



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    March 22, 2016
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    - Revolution

    - Revelation

    - Renovation


    These are for me.

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    March 22, 2016
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    March 22, 2016
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    "Pakcik, bila jumpa gerai ini masuk kiri..." this is like the informal and most common way of saying it. As for the pakcik, they'll understand this clearly that you need him to turn left when he get to the stall."
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    March 21, 2016
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    Or else, if you're about to use this word frequently, you may just simply say "boleh bagi/beri resit?" as we commonly say this. Or sometimes even simpler like "nak resit boleh?".
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    March 21, 2016
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    Well, eric. Here's the differences. 2 is the formal way of asking question, with the existence of the 'Adakah' which is the questioning word. 3 is a little bit informal, sometimes we do use this with the word 'kah' as the short form of 'adakah'. But we pronounce it as 'ke' instead of 'kah'. and yes, 1 is the most commonly used in our daily conversation, without any questioning words. But if you're about to use this, you have to use the right tone for asking. or else, it's gonna be a statement rather than a question. Hope this help, eric.
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    March 21, 2016
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