Hi Kak Muni! Thank you so much for your warm words. We really appreciate your invitation to TTFF as family 🥹 We hope that we can go back to the farm soon🥳🙏🏻

Terbaik Puan Munirah...

Kat mana kampungnya ya. Sangat indah dan menarik

Such a lovely event sharing memorable moments with so many friends and relatives. Really nice to watch. Now, I want to come to Malaysia!!

​@@effandimohamed8765 dia x response sbb xder kepentingan....😂

Yes, 💞

Absolutely agree.Couldnt have said it better myself.

💯

Well said

Well, I believe if you come with good intentions and watch what you said and do, you are welcomed anywhere you go. From my observations, Japanese(majority of them) are very polite and they watch what they do and say very carefully, so as not to offend anyone and from their videos we can see iCHANG and Jimmy do a lot of research of customs and traditions, this is good to do. 1 thing we can learn from the Japanese is manners and respect, you have these, you are welcomed anywhere. I'm going to say the truth here, for Chinese people, you guys are more direct and blunt, you guys don't really think before you said and do anything, this is where it can offend others, seen many times Chinese people pinch their nose out of disgust if they don't like something in public, say directly in front of non-Chinese colleagues/friends that their foods is not nice, too sweet, too much oil, all these are very offensive to other races and cultures and disastrous in a multiracial/multireligious settings. To co-exist with multi-racial and multi-religion, we must learn more tolerance and respect, think before you speak and do anything, will it offend others, Japanese people are showing us that. Japanese people level of respect towards other cultures and ethnicities is 1 level up and admirable, and this is why it is much easier for the Japanese to blend in with other cultures and for other cultures to accept them.

Jenis mcm ini payah nak tipu orang.. Jujur amanah

@@hafizkamaruddin8730 di perbodohkan?.. tolong jelaskan lebih detail..

@@hafizkamaruddin8730 ni mesti iri hati ni...

​@@hafizkamaruddin8730 orang hati busuk cam ko memang la rasa camtu. tak tau beza orang. bukannya diorang mintak duit sesiapapun. kau tengok video ada iklan, tu orang yang pandai ambil peluang. yang bodoh ni yang macam ko nak hentam orang ja. budak hingusan sepatutnya jangan komen bodoh2 sangat.

​@@hafizkamaruddin8730 kau yang bodoh kot tak reti beza mana ikhlas mana yg bodoh bodohkan . sebab kau buta . risau lah melayu mcmni , tak maju sampai bila² kalau ada spesies mcmni

Kudos to the whole hosting family!

I believe I chang will do her own ketupat next yr..she is a fast learner

Tahniah Makcik & family...

bukan nak kecam ke apa. tapi kenapa "tunjukkan" kepada orang lain? kalau budi pekerti kita elok, budi pekerti kita elok. kita bukan buat sebab nak tunjuk orang tau

@@nursarahazhar sebab nak tunjuk la buto takkan diorang datang nak ikut budaya diorang.nama pun malaysia cibai

@@nursarahazhar apa salahnya nak tunjuk pada orang pain atau orang sendiri? Kalau budi perkerti tu baik dan hati yang suci dan ikhlas tak akan ada timbul bezanya sama ada orang asing atau orang sendiri caranya tetap sama cuma orang yang suka ori hati yang alan masuk ke neraka jahanan

@@yangerek78 salah faham point tu

@@nursarahazhar pekara yg baik harus ditunjuk, bukan sebab nak membanggakan tetapi utk mengajar kepada khalayak orang ramai lagi2 kpd anak2 muda. Tidak menimbulkan apa2 musibah pun utk menunjuk pekara yg baik. Bahkan iya memberi manfaat yg positif kpd orang sekeliling.

Itu aku tak mau peduli,janji silayang kasi sama aku.

Merepek apa setan?

May Allah bless your lecturers, sis! Alhamdulillahh!

No wonder his wife is so fluent. She must have at least a degree or more or less the same level of education with her husband. In the beginning, i was very impressed with the spoken English of a Makcik from kampung and i thought it was the result of English as our second language in Malaysia. Yet the truth is she is married to a Prof and as far as i know, Prof will usually marry someone who at least from the same level. Anyway, proud of them for providing good hospitality to ichang n jimmy. May Allah bless them.

@@najibrazak6864 from ichang's prev content they have a little backstory for the host. Husband was a lecturer and wife an engineer back then. Thats why they spoke fluent English

Brother can you not continue the tradition now that your mother has passed away...

bro, you can weave the ketupat too.. just learn it from youtube.

Yes....teringin nak tau macamana buat Kueh bulan or Kueh bakul

I agree. Tapi kalau dari sekolah pun dah lain-lain bila pula kita boleh kenal budaya lain?

​@@mohdzaki1089 buat kuih bakul tak susah tapi kena kukus berjam2. Kalau dulu2:selama hampir 24 jam. Yg jual kat kedai tu menipu, hanya kukus sejam dua. Tak tahan lama Dan tak begitu sedap. Sama jgk mcm lemang, buat kat kampung dgn yg jual tu tak sama. Kdg2 bila saya teringin nak mkn saya beli kat tepi jln tu. Lepastu rasa hampa. Saya rindu lemang yg saya mkn kat rumah kawan2 di kampung. Hmmm .

@@YokeMeiNg kalau beli tepi jalan jangan beli yg lemangnya diletak atas para tinggi dan nampak sedikit bara api tapi banyak asap. Lemang pun sikit hanya ada satu atau dua baris. Biasanya yg mcm ni mereka bakar ditempat lain, kemudian dibawa ke tepi jalan. Saya pernah beli yg mcm tu, lemang rasa asap dan pulutnya tak padat dan tak moist seperti yg dibuat di kampung. Pernah ada org komen lemang mcm tu mereka kukus pulutnya kemudian dimasukkan ke dalam buluh, bukan di bakar dari awal dlm bentuk santan dan pulut mentah. Merela menipu je semua tu. Kalau nak beli lemang tepi jalan cari tempat yg ada banyak kayu utk bakar. Ada lemang sedang dibakar dgn api yg menyala besar, ada yg dah siap bakar tapi baranya masih ada. Biasanya tempat mcm ni org tu memang bakar lemang dari peringkat awal pembuatan disitu. Ada sesetengah tempat mereka masukkan pulut dan santan ke dlm buluh di tepi jalan tu juga sebelum bakar. Yg tu baru ori mcm kat kg.

@@zue1975 tq utk tips yg diberi. Saya dah cuba 2 -3 tempat semua mengecewakan. Tak apalah, sekrg kan musim raya, saya pergi ke rumah kawan2 Melayu saya. Yg bab pergi membeli tu bkn musim raya tapi tiba2 rasa teringin 😂😂😂

Betul

Selamat Hari Raya , Maaf Zahir Batin buat saudaraku di 🇮🇩 . Salam Lebaran . 🇲🇾 ♡ 🇮🇩

Its ketupat.

@@fittrege2778 boleh la tu. Mereka tau ketupat

​@@hafizkamaruddin8730 mcm biasa..akan ada melayu yg busuk hati muncul😂😂😂

​@@hafizkamaruddin8730 kenapa kau kat sini? Kau pun 'diperbodohkan' juga ke? Apa salahnya diorang ni nak buat video tunjuk kebaikan? Kau nak buat video tunjuk keburukan, silakan. Tiada siapa yang larang. Kalau rasa diperbodohkan, jangan tengok. Jangan komen, sebab algoritma KZfaq ni, kalau ramai tengok dan komen, lagi la dia promosikan video tersebut.

@@hafizkamaruddin8730 mungkin ni first time ko tgok youtube ichang.. so xyah nak pandai2 buat assumption

maybe u can try to find a wife from the Kampung from different states... then, annually, u can balik Kampung... 🙏🙏🙏

Even as a local, make a ketupat shell is not easy. I give up

Playing fireworks and give angpow is not part of malay culture. But we blend it from CNY. Maybe chinese festival look more happening that why we mix it in Raya.😂😂😂

​@@katakhijau9910 pelik you feel that way. Saya pula rasa hari Raya nmpk begitu meriah😂😂😂 I think perayaan apa2 pun meriah 😅😅

One of day I would like to go to Sarawak or Sabah to experience Hari Gawai. I think it will be very interesting.

Haha no lah. We only play firecrackers because it much safer I guess. Back then, Malay people (youngsters) used to play bamboo cannon during hari raya. And angpow, yes, it’s adaptation from other chinese culture.

Aku rasa bab duit raya or angpau tu korang silap kott , Muslim di negara² lain pun ada juga yang berbagi duit raya dan ada juga yang memberi hadiah . I think that is Muslim (around the world) culture .

Hahahaha u damn right..🤣🤣

yang penting laman luas dan rata

Really that deep ahh😅

Thank you ❤