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She described the other party's nagging in a bad tone as saying that being Malaysian must speak Malay, and asked the mother and daughter if they knew this was Malaysia, and said that even if they go to Taiwan, Malay is very important.

“After queuing for about an hour, we were finally able to go to the counter to go through the formalities, but when the male staff asked my daughter’s age, we answered ‘14 years old’ in English, and the other person began to insist on asking my daughter to speak in Malay. The answer must be in Malay and asked whether we are Malaysians."

Unexpectedly, 30 minutes later, the female staff member handling the passport procedures "taught" their daughter to use Malay. communicate.

Baharudin said there was nothing wrong with being a Malaysian citizen and being asked by officials to communicate in Malay.

https://news.seehua.com/post/1085086

New generations of Malaysians can't speak proper Malay lah!  ALL grew up watching American movies mah!