Beginner / Lesson 12 (Colours) || Learn Malay Through English ||

Hello everyone! Welcome back to another lesson on the Malay language. :)

If you have missed my previous lesson of the "Beginner Level", click below:
Lesson 11 (My Things)

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Recently I watched the movie "Trolls". It was released in November last year but I'm usually late when it comes to catching up with the latest movie.

Anyway, the movie was good and I absolutely love the song "True Colours" sang by Justin Timberlake and Anna Kendrick.
Well as you must know, I usually start my lessons with a story or an introduction that usually connects with the lesson that I'm about to teach.

Today, I will be delving into "Colours" in the Malay language, otherwise known as "Warna". 


1. Red - Merah
    - I don't like this red bag, I prefer hers. - Saya tak suka beg yang berwarna merah ini, saya lebih suka dia punya.

2. Pink - Merah jambu
    - I like this pink shoes. - Saya suka kasut yang berwarna merah jambu ini.

3. Orange - Oren
    - The orange watch is mine. - Jam tangan yang berwarna oren ini adalah saya punya.

4. Blue - Biru
  - Martha has blue eyes. - Martha mempunyai mata yang berwarna biru.

5. White - Putih
   - I need a white A4 paper. - Saya memerlukan satu kertas A4 yang berwarna putih. 

6. Black - Hitam
    - These black glasses are beautiful. - Cermin mata yang berwarna hitam ini adalah cantik.


Note: "Yang berwarna" means coloured. 
          Usually when we speak, we do not say "Cermin mata yang berwarna hitam ini". Instead we say "Cermin mata hitam ini".
           We usually opt out the "yang berwarna".


7. Brown - Coklat
  - Is this brown wallet yours? - Adakah dompet yang berwarna coklat ini awak punya?

8. Green - Hijau
    - I want that green lighter. - Saya nak pemetik api yang berwarna hijau itu.

9. Grey - Kelabu
   - My grandmother has grey hair. - Nenek saya mempunyai rambut yang berwarna kelabu.

10. Yellow - Kuning
      - This yellow purse is very unusual. - Dompet yang berwarna kuning ini sangat pelik.


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VOCABULARY
  • Shoes - Kasut
  • Lighter - Pemetik api
  • Bag - Beg
  • Watch - Jam tangan
  • Purse / Wallet - Dompet
  • Unusual / Weird - Pelik
  • Hair - Rambut
  • Glasses - Cermin mata
  • Paper - Kertas
  • Prefer - Lebih suka
  • Need - Memerlukan
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Do comment down below what your favourite or most preferred colour is. :)
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