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English to Bahasa Malaysia phrasebook – Part 3: Getting around

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Welcome to Part 3 of of English to Bahasa Malaysia phrasebook series.

This time, we’re looking at phrases that would be helpful when getting around. We’ll take you through some common signs and questions that you’ll most likely use, as well as some common modes of transportation, just for fun.

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If you need any clarification, leave a comment down below and we’ll try out best to help you unravel the mysteries of BM. Check out the entire series of English to BM Phrasebooks here.

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