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i understand Sabah and Sarawak version of Malay language and a bit of Brunei. For Chinese just Mandarin (level 1 understanding)
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Mandarin what a shame.
normal malay as for chinese hokkien,canto and mandarin.sucks on mandarin and cantonese.
I understand the average Malay, whereas I understand Mandarin and Hokkien. (result of playing too much mahjong with my grandparents).
I heard my friend speak a bit of Kedah Malay, but I didn’t understand it that well. =(
only one type
average Malay..Kelantan version..Kedah and all utara version..Sabah and Sarawak version..Brunei or Suluk version..
Mandarin..Hokkien..and lil bit of Tamil/Hindustan
also most Sabah and Sarawak native language..