English to Malay

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English to Malay

Food & Restaurant 

Roti Cheese Bawang = Onion 
Ice = Ais Kosong = Ice water 
Sudu = spoon 
Garpu = Fork 
Pisau = Knife 
I want to pay now = Saya mahu bayar sekarang 
Tolong Bucka Pintu = Please open the door 
Panas = hot 
Hungry = Lapar 

Directions:

كجاي = Where are you = Kojai
كجا ميري = Where are you going = Kojai Meri

Time:

Lapan Setengah = 08:30

Wh Questions 

تشي = Apa = What 
كجا = Manah = Where 
جي وقت = Harehiapa = When 
جرا = Kenapa = Why 
جي قدر = Rupa = How much 
Dary manah? = where are you from?

Greetings

Good afternoon = Salamat Istngaharry 
Good morning = Salamat Bagi 
Good Evening = Salamat Batang 
Good night = Salamat Malam 
Good bye  = Samba Juomb | Sampai Jumpa Lagi 

Extra

Malas = Lazy 
Duduk = sit down 

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