What happens in Malaysia, stays in Malaysia…🤫

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She's a type of foreigner that we need in Malaysia... Very respectful

I'm happy when she said that 9:07. As a Malaysian living in Australia for more than 5 years. I can say that Malaysia is the best country to live in. With multicultural, the foods. That's the best things I ever had. For Malaysian who's watching this video. You guys should be proud of yourself.

I could easily mistook her for a Malaysian or at least a person born here. The way she talked is very respectful, accomodative and non offensive towards other race, religion and culture. We are happy knowing she's comfortable here..

She deserves to be a tourism ambassador in Malaysia

I like her comment about "training and upskilling" in the service industry. A lot can be improved! I just have to agree strongly with her! 👍

I used to live in the United States. It was fun at first for a while. But then I start to miss Malaysia. Yes, U.S. is a developed country but I still find living in Malaysia is far more fun and relaxing with really a variety of delicious food, friendly people, safe environment, and interesting places to hang out with family and friends.

I really enjoyed the story of expat life in Malaysia..don't interview comedians plz😅.. thanks max

A romanian in malaysia. Yes! Thank you for this interview.

Malaysians and all residences are so blessed… great interview with expat perspectives.

Kati seems very well versed with malaysian cultures and respectfully understands boundary of the cultures. Kudos Kati... TerbaikLAH!!!!

As a foreigner she mentioned pulau kapas, the hidden gem of malaysia. Respect to that

According to traditional Malay conventions, even if the guess arrived uninformed or uninvited, they were always fed with whatever the host had on hand. Furthermore, the guess must accept the gestures since to do otherwise would be considered disrespectful and offensive to the host. Even the Chinese culture continues to practise the old custom of inquiring, "Have you eaten?" It seems that food was difficult to get by in earlier days, particularly during World War II. As a way of expressing your concern, the first question you ask when you meet someone is therefore whether they have eaten. This habit has persisted up to the present day. The culture now is different, though. Food will only be served upon invitation; otherwise, they may suggest eating outside, especially if you arrive without prior knowledge. As a result, food has now ingrained itself into Malaysian culture and should be readily available whenever you need it without requiring self-control.

Enjoyed this..got to say max,ur thumbnail really on point..😂.. the way she described the whole point really like a lady,such soft spoken,gentle,and such feminity..

kapas island is literally one of the most beautiful white sandy beach in malaysia ever. the first time i went there for a fieldwork there were less tourists it was just so serene and amazing i miss kapas island 😭

Respect is the international currency. The more if it you have, the more people will love you.

The world needs this very rational lady, we love you.

Salute to this Women, we respect you as you respect Malaysian. Thanks a lot for you kind good experience in Malaysia, at least we confident our Malaysian is a TRULY MALAYSIA 🇲🇾 and worlds eyeing us.

I wish we could have more people like her in this world then this world will be a better place to live.

Borneo is the best if i had a choice i would like to live in Mount Kinabalu area it's so peaceful and people are so nice and polite ...