That is what makes me confused why she chose malaysia when it is about the same size with japan while indonesia is still bigger than japan korea malaysia and UK COMBINED

I mean 800 islands is still a lot of islands

Buddha lived as an elephant and (like cows for Hindus), Buddhists regard elephants as sacred. Asia has its own species of elephant.

@@cheman579 Comparatively, 800 islands does not seem like a large number. Brazil, for instance, has over 700 islands, and we're talking about a continental country not typically associated with the term 'archipelago' like Malaysia or Indonesia are.

Elephant is actually a part of Buddhism together tough

video yg mana kak?

@@ryawidya itu yg cowo indo yg cerita fakta2 soal indonesia

Bener banget haha, nontonnya jadi kadang kesel sendiri, kalo Elita mah kita percaya dah

tapi itu bukannya di tetangga sebelah ya. maksudku bukan dari channel yt akun ini

@@ryawidya ada banyak channel yg serupa.. keknya mreka satu agensi. Soalnya konten2nya mirip

i'm dying 🤣🤣🤣

It must be a compliiment to Japanese people, because I have never been to Japan or eaten Japanese food (aside from maybe ramen noodles) and yet I know about tonkatsu, sushi, natto, tempura, takoyaki etc.

almost everything are famous in Japan especially as Indonesian

it's hard to differentiate between India and Bangladesh tho

Where did India come from?

​@@zakral1add Pakistani, Srilanka,Maldives...even some Myanmar and some Malaysian malay could look like south asian person

People from Nagaland- India, will look very similar to SouthEast Asian

It's a bit difficult if it comes from northeast India 😂

It's for the sake of easier pronounciation.

Indonesian could have felt like that cause your names are like meme, but in Korea many make English name to communicate with foreigners easier, and to make foreigners to memorize the name faster.

@@worldcollides4197 Also common in China, foreigners rarely get the tones right, anyway...

And the accent.

YES, Thailand also has dialects. Thailand can be separated roughly into 4 regions which are Northern, Southern, Northeastern, and Central. But mainly they are using the Central dialect to communicate in formal situations. The central dialect has become standard Thai these days. Additionally, some countries have many dialects or languages such as China, India, Philippines, and Indonesia. Thais are using their dialects and the main one is similar to the China situation that uses Mandarin as a standard language. But for others especially in the Philippines and India (as I understand) some people using their dialects or languages daily are not that expert in using the main ones which are Tagalog or Hindi. On the other hand, they are more comfortable speaking English to communicate instead. Please correct me if I am wrong. This is the opinion that I have heard and discussed with my friends who are lots of students from different countries studying in Australia.