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Learn Malay reading, Malay writing and Malay speaking with these free words and sentences about greetings, saying Hello and common phrases. All words and sentences are spoken by real Malay natives and this helps you in learning the correct pronunciation.

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Lesson 1: Introduction

Awak apa kabar?

How are you?

Saya baik, terima kasih.

I'm fine, thank you.

Nama saya ialah Tanja.

My name is Tanja.

Bagus sekali dapat berjumpa dengan awak.

Nice to meet you.

Selamat tinggal.

Adakah awak boleh bertutur dalam bahasa Inggeris?

Do you speak English?

Ya, saya boleh bertutur dalam bahasa Inggeris.

Yes, I speak English.

Tidak, saya tidak boleh bertutur dalam bahasa Inggeris.

No, I don't speak English.

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Malay Grammar

Learning the Malay language is fundamentally simple to learn as it is written in the Roman alphabet although traditonally, it was written in "Jawi" writing. The pronunciaton of words in the Malay language is also simple as the alphabets are pronounced just as it would be in English.

Generally, the word order in Malay is similar to word order in an English sentence. Thus, this makes learning Malay very easy. But there are differences as well which will be explained below.

Nouns in Malay

Unlike in English, nouns in Malay are not accompanied by general articles such as "a" , "an" or "the" . These articles do not exist in Malay. However, nouns in Malay are accompanied by classifiers specific for that noun which replaces the function of articles in English. For example, in English, you would say:

- A man – Seorang Lelaki - A ship – Sebuah Kapal

Notice the artcle "a" is used for both the man and the ship. However, this cannot be done in Malay as articles are replaced by classifiers that are designated for different types of nouns. For example, the classifier replacing the article accompanying a human noun would be different from that of an object noun. A classifier replacing the English article for a big object such as a house is different from that of a small object such as a ship.

For better understanding, we shall look at examples from different categories which are humans and objects.

Firstly let us look at the word Bus and how it is said in Malay:

A Bus = Sebuah Bas The Bus = Bas itu This Bus = Bas ini That Bus = Bas itu

Now, let us look at the word Man. In Malay, Lelaki:

Man = Lelaki

A Man = Seorang Lelaki The Man = Lelaki itu This Man = Lelaki ini That Man = Lelaki itu

You will notice that the classifier Seorang was used for Lelaki / Man to replace "a" while Sebuah was used for Kapal / ship for the same purpose.

Malay Classifiers

The common classifiers are listed below:

Orang - is used for people. The word itself means "person, people". ekor - is used for animals. The word itself means "tail". buah - is used for most objects eg. books, tables, cars, houses, schools. The word itself means "fruit". biji - is used for small, round objects such as eggs, sweets and fruits. The word itself means "seed". batang - is used for long, slim items such as pencils, pens, or sticks. keping - is used for a piece/pieces of paper, bread, cake, cheques, photographs. pucuk - is used for letters and arms.

These classifiers are used in place of articles and are placed in front of the noun.

Verbs are used to describe actions of someone or something. In Malay, verbs can take the active or passive form. Active verbs are used to show that the action is being done while passive verbs are used to show that the action has been done.

Active Verbs

In Malay, active verbs are commonly accompanied by the word “sedang”.

“Sedang” carries the meaning of “being in the process of”. For example, “sedang duduk” means “is sitting”

A complete sentence would be: “Lelaki itu sedang duduk” / The man is sitting.

In English, an active verb is accompanied by the suffix -ing. i.e sitting, jumping, running, walking. However, the usage of prefix in Malay depends on the kind of action that is being done.

Generally, for activities that are relatively non-mechanical, and no dynamic forces or action is being done, no prefix or suffix accompanies the root word.

For example: Duduk / Sit Lelaki itu sedang duduk / The man is sitting. Notice that no prefix is added to the root word “duduk”.

For activities that generally is done or exerted onto oneself alone, the prefix “ber” is used.

For example: Diri / Stand Lelaki itu sedang berdiri. / The man is standing.

For activities that generally is done or exerted onto another object or surface, the prefix “me”/”men”/”meng”/ is used.

For example: Lompat / Jump Budak lelaki itu sedang melompat. / The boy is jumping.

Past tense is indicated by the word sudah / telah which bring the meaning of “have been done” or “have taken place”.

As such, the word telah and sudah can be used interchangeably. Let’s look at some examples of the correct usage of telah and sudah:

Kuda itu sudah melompat. The horse jumped.

Kuda itu telah melompat. The horse jumped.

Future Tense

Future tense is indicated by akan / will which is placed in front of the verb.

Kuda itu akan melompat. The horse is going to jump.

Adjectives are used to describe nouns.

Examples of adjectives are: Old = lama (for object) / tua (for living nouns)

A special rule for lama is that it cannot be placed directly after the noun. It must be preceded by the word “sudah” [ already].

Seluar biru itu sudah lama. / The blue pants are old.

New = baru Long = panjang Short = pendek Small = kecil Big = besar

If you like to describe certain things, the adjective normally follows the noun.

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School and Education Vocabulary in Malay

Learning a new language entails familiarizing oneself with a range of specific vocabulary. When it comes to learning Malay, understanding the terms related to school and education is fundamental as these words form the bedrock of many basic conversations. Here, we will explore some essential school and education vocabulary in Malay, complete with definitions and example sentences to enhance your understanding and application of these terms.

Sekolah Sekolah means “school” and refers to any place of learning, from elementary to high school. Anak saya pergi ke sekolah setiap pagi. (My child goes to school every morning.)

Guru Guru means “teacher,” a professional who educates students. Guru itu sangat sabar dengan murid-muridnya. (The teacher is very patient with her students.)

Murid Murid refers to “student” or “pupil,” which is anyone attending school. Murid-murid sedang belajar di perpustakaan. (The students are studying in the library.)

Universiti Universiti translates to “university,” an institution of higher education and research. Saya berharap dapat melanjutkan studi di universiti. (I hope to further my studies at a university.)

Kelas Kelas means “class” and can refer to both the classroom environment and a group of students. Kelas bahasa Inggeris bermula pada pukul sembilan pagi. (The English class starts at nine in the morning.)

Buku Buku means “book,” an essential item for learning. Saya perlu membeli buku teks baru untuk semester ini. (I need to buy new textbooks for this semester.)

Pensil Pensil is “pencil,” a common tool used for writing or drawing. Adik saya selalu meminjam pensil saya tanpa meminta izin. (My younger sibling always borrows my pencil without asking.)

Meja Meja means “table” or “desk,” where students sit and work. Setiap murid mempunyai meja belajar sendiri. (Every student has their own study desk.)

Kursi Kursi refers to a “chair” on which students sit. Kursi di bilik darjah itu sangat selesa. (The chairs in the classroom are very comfortable.)

Homework In Malay, “homework” is commonly referred to as “kerja rumah.” Saya perlu menyelesaikan kerja rumah sebelum menonton televisyen. (I need to finish my homework before watching television.)

Pendidikan Pendidikan means “education,” signifying the process of teaching and learning. Pendidikan adalah penting untuk pembangunan negara. (Education is important for the development of the country.)

Sijil Sijil means “certificate,” a document that serves as proof of completion of a course or level of education. Dia menerima sijil penghargaan untuk kecemerlangan akademik. (He received a certificate of appreciation for academic excellence.)

Peperiksaan Peperiksaan refers to an “examination” or “test” taken by students. Murid-murid sedang bersiap sedia untuk peperiksaan akhir tahun. (The students are preparing for the end-of-year examination.)

Graduan Graduan is a “graduate,” someone who has completed their university degree. Graduan itu sangat gembira kerana telah berjaya. (The graduate is very happy to have succeeded.)

Perpustakaan Perpustakaan means “library,” a place containing books, resources, and sometimes computers for use or borrowing. Saya suka menghabiskan waktu di perpustakaan untuk membaca. (I enjoy spending time in the library reading.)

By incorporating these useful school and education-related words into your vocabulary, you can enhance your ability to communicate effectively about academic topics in Malay. Whether you are a beginner or looking to sharpen your linguistic skills, these terms are not just useful, but also give insights into the educational culture of Malay-speaking regions. With practice, you’ll find yourself comfortably discussing educational matters and navigating school environments in Malay.

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USM, MOSCOW STATE UNIVERSITY JALIN KERJASAMA PERLUAS PENGGUNAAN BAHASA MELAYU

PULAU PINANG, 28 Januari 2021 – Dalam usaha memperluaskan lagi penggunaan Bahasa Melayu di peringkat global, Universiti Sains Malaysia (USM) baru-baru ini menandatangani Memorandum Persefahaman (MoU) dengan Moscow State University (MSU), Rusia.

MoU itu membuka jalan sebagai platform untuk kedua-dua institusi menjalin kerjasama yang erat dalam pengajaran dan pembelajaran Bahasa Melayu.  

Menurut Timbalan Dekan (Penyelidikan, Inovasi dan Libatsama Industri-Komuniti), Pusat Pengajian Ilmu Kemanusiaan USM, Profesor Madya Dr. Goh Sang Seong, kerjasama tersebut membolehkan pemindahan ilmu terutama berkaitan alam Melayu kepada institut yang bertanggungjawab di MSU iaitu Institute of Asian and African Studies.

Selain itu, jelasnya, usaha ini juga bertepatan dengan hasrat mengeratkan hubungan dua hala antara Malaysia dan Rusia khususnya dalam merintis jalan bagi memartabat dan mengantarabangsakan bahasa Melayu di Rusia. 

“Skop kerjasama ini memfokuskan pengajaran dan pembelajaran bahasa Melayu terutama program pemindahan kredit bahasa Melayu, penyelidikan dan penerbitan dalam bidang bahasa Melayu dan terjemahan serta penganjuran seminar,” katanya.

Menurut Goh lagi, seorang pensyarah dari MSU, Alexandra Chernykh telah dijemput sebagai pembentang dalam program Webinar Terjemahan Antarabangsa USM dengan tema ‘Penterjemahan Struktur Bahasa Asing ke dalam Bahasa Melayu’ yang dijadualkan akan diadakan pada 26 Mac 2021. Tajuk pembentangannya ialah ‘Terjemahan Partisipel Bahasa Rusia ke dalam Bahasa Melayu’.

Webinar sehari anjuran Unit Penyelidikan Terjemahan dan Interpretasi (UniTI), Pusat Pengajian Ilmu Kemanusiaan itu turut menampilkan pembentang dari Universiti Brunei Darussalam dan Tokyo University of Foreign Studies selain beberapa universiti tempatan yang lain.

“USM melalui UniTI bukan sahaja sudah memeterai MoU/MoA dengan universiti-universiti luar negara yang ada menawarkan program bahasa Melayu bagi merancakkan kerjasama dalam kegiatan pengajaran dan pembelajaran seperti penawaran Program Pemindahan Kredit Bahasa Melayu (PROPERBM) yang diusahakan bersama beberapa universiti terkemuka di negara China, malahan turut mengorak langkah bagi menjalin usaha sama penyelidikan dan penerbitan,” kata Goh yang juga penyelaras unit tersebut.

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10 private and fee-paying public schools in Yerevan

Foreigners in Armenia are accepted into local public free schools. Many of them even offer Russian-language classes. However, some parents prefer to choose educational institutions on a fee basis. Often, training in them takes place according to the original program, they devote more time to specific subjects and in particular languages, and a variety of electives are open. If you are considering a fee-paying school option, this article is for you.

See also: “How to enroll in school in Armenia?”

Primary School

Primary and secondary school, all school levels.

In this school students study from the first to the fourth grade according to the Armenian educational system. There are Russian-language classes with no more than 15 children. The Armenian language is taught from scratch, and English classes are often held, for example, in the third grade, five hours a week. There are electives, excursions, and classes in the pool. Parents especially note the work of the theater club: in the third grade, two large performances were staged in a year. The tuition fee - 150,000 drams per month - includes three meals a day and an after-school period in which children do their homework. Transfer to school is available for a fee.

Addresses: st. Adontsa, 4/3; st. Adontsa, 6/2 

Telephone: +374 99 950440

Social network: Facebook , Instagram

Innovative educational platform "Dragonfly"

Strekoza has organized a mixed part-time and part-time education system under the School of Russia program. First-graders are enrolled in the International School of Tomorrow (private Moscow). There are about 10 people in classes. Students not only gain knowledge in compulsory subjects and in accordance with Federal State Educational Standards, but also acquire soft skills, learn to communicate, show their emotions, and express their own opinions. Teachers encourage creative thinking and innovative solutions. The price of training is 80,000 drams per month, the price includes an extension. Upon completion of four classes, schoolchildren are enrolled in the Russian Educational Center "Perspective". We will talk about it below.

Address: st. Henri Barbussa, no. 2

Telephone: +374 93 096902 (WhatsApp)

The Yerevan school is a branch of the Sophia Nyberg Mathematical Lyceum in Moscow. Students are assigned to it, accordingly, training takes place according to the Russian program, and upon completion they are issued a Russian certificate. Children are accepted from first to seventh grade. The cost of training in the seventh is $400, in the rest - $570 per month, four meals a day are included. As in Moscow, mathematics and English are studied in depth here. Children and their parents are delighted with the variety of clubs and the author’s methodology. For example, children learn sword fighting and create their own science projects. From time to time, specialists are invited to the school for those wishing to delve deeper into the subject. After school there are additional classes that even adults can attend.

Address: st. Nairi Zaryana, 2/3

Telephone: +374 98 980755

Website and social networks: nyberg.am , Facebook , Instagram

"Free School"

A private school in which training is carried out according to Federal State Educational Standards standards, but enhanced by proprietary methods. Children come here with joy and do not want to leave, they are interested in learning, they are ready to communicate and make friends, and are not afraid to make mistakes. Here, from the first grade, English is studied in depth, and in secondary school you can choose a subject that will be entirely in a foreign language. A compulsory subject is Armenian. After classes, after-school activities, electives and sections are organized, for example, on financial literacy and programming, dance and art. Adults are also satisfied with the established community of parents. They can all get together over a cup of coffee, discuss teaching issues, and talk with teachers who are open to feedback. In classes of up to 16 people, tuition fees: grades 0–4 – 1,600,000 drams per year, grades 5–9 – 1,750,000 drams per year. There are no 10th and 11th grades, but the school organizes classes with tutors. If it is necessary to pass certification, students are assigned to a Moscow school.

Address: Mashtots Ave., 28/1

Telephone: +374 43 293849

Website and social networks: liberated.school , Facebook , Instagram

Azat Mitk ("Free Consciousness")

A small private school with classes of 6–7 students, in which each student is given as much time as he needs to fully understand the subject. At the same time, grades are not given, since a clear feedback system from teachers has been built, and children learn to evaluate their knowledge independently and determine their weak and strong points. Discipline does not suffer from this. Despite the fact that the education is 9 grades, teachers can prepare for passing both the OGE and the Unified State Exam, IB and Foundation. Homework is done at school, and on weekends they attend clubs, for example, “Young Millionaire”, or training in the martial art of kendo. Here they pay great attention to the health of children: they study on Tamagotchi chairs to maintain their posture. And another plus and distinctive feature of Azat Mitk is that school supplies are provided by the educational institution itself. The cost of training is 220,000 drams per month. Children from Russia go here and receive Moscow school certificates. And local students or from other countries can receive additional education at Azat Mitk.

Address: st. Nairi Zaryana, 28

Telephone: +374 91 247395

Social network: Instagram

Photo: Taylor Flowe

"Perspective"

They have been studying at Perspektiva for 11 years under the Russian educational program “School of Russia”, being attached to the International School of Tomorrow. Every school day is full of events, children engage in modeling, create their own board games, prepare interactive presentations, organize holidays and much more. There is no time to be bored. Despite the fact that the students are in a Russian school, a lot of attention is paid to introducing them to Armenian culture. Teachers organize visits to museums, the zoo, and talk about national holidays. Separately, we will say that children are involved in charity through fairs with handmade goods. School tuition fees: grades 1–4 – 80,000 drams per month, grades 5–9 – 90,000 drams per month, grades 10–11 – 110,000 drams per month.

Address: st. David-Bek, 7/5

Telephone: +374 55 401375

Website and social networks: enschool.am , Facebook , Instagram

"Mkhitar Sebastatsi"

The Armenian school “Mkhitar Sebastatsi” differs from the others in this selection in that it does not open Russian-language classes. How did she get into our review? The fact is that the school’s methodologists have developed a special program for the adaptation of Russian speakers. Children organically immerse themselves in the Armenian language environment without experiencing stress. Upon enrollment, the student’s area of interest is learned and an individual work plan is drawn up. Teachers and classmates help them during lessons, and free Armenian courses are organized after classes. If difficulties arise, you can talk to a tutor or psychologist. Newcomers here quickly make local friends, even among high school students who run the Adaptation Laboratory. In this school, children feel free, because there are no long narrow corridors, the spaces are spacious and bright; it is a suitable place to apply the latest educational technologies. Excursions and tent camps are organized here, and children participate in international competitions abroad. If you want your child to study remotely, then an individual program will be drawn up for him and he will be given access to a personal blog. Tuition fees: grades 1–5 – 20,000 drams per month, grades 6–12 – 35,000 drams per month.

Address: st. Raffi, no. 57

Phones: +374 10 747246; +374 91 431099

Website and social networks: mskh.am , Facebook , Instagram

RAU School "Usmunk"

The Usmunk school with Russian-language classes has been opened at the Russian-Armenian University. Children study for 12 years according to the Armenian system and, based on the results of final exams, can be enrolled in state-funded places at the RAU. This school is popular among Russian-speaking migrants, so parents say that there are not always free places in the classes. Please note that there are up to 14 people in one class. Since the school has strong ties with the university, in the 11th and 12th years of study, students are divided into areas: physics and mathematics, chemistry and biology, socio-economics and the humanities. A similar system is now in effect in many Russian schools. Students have full access to university facilities: gym, computers, library, etc. They take additional classes in the theatre, literature and film clubs. In primary school, homework is done in an extended day group. The cost of training is 1,250,000 drams per year.

Address: st. Hovsep Emin, 4 lane, next to the RAU building

Telephone: +374 10 201611

Website and social network: usmunk.rau.am , Facebook

"Slavyanskaya"

The “Slavic” secondary school is included in the Register of Foreign Russian Schools, and the program is compiled on the basis of both Armenian and Russian requirements. At the same time, education is 12 years, and as a result, an Armenian-style certificate is issued. At this school, humanitarian subjects are studied in depth: languages, literature, as well as geography and history (including the Armenian church). As a result, students take the best from two cultures – Russian and Armenian. To make it easier for foreigners to adapt to a new country, they visit the Laboratory of Intensive Teaching of the Armenian Language. In addition, for successful passing of exams, our own Laboratory for preparation for admission is also open. The cost of training is 60,000 drams per month.

Address: st. Charentsa, 75

Telephone: +374 10 559404

Website and social network: slavyanskaya.school , Facebook (inactive)

Gymnasium named after A.G. Yeritsyan at the branch of Moscow State University named after. M.V. Lomonosov

The gymnasium at Moscow State University has a high level of education. Children are accepted based on exams and interviews from the 7th grade. Foreigners can study in Russian, but according to the Armenian system until grade 12. Here three subjects are studied in depth and intensively prepared for entering a university. At the same time, there is an opportunity to communicate with the teaching and student staff of Moscow State University. This is an excellent opportunity to understand what students are ready to connect their future with and which university is right for them. The gymnasium has a point-rating system of assessment, which makes it possible to more accurately convey the success of students. In addition, those who stand out are given discounts on training. In addition to lessons, you can engage in sports and creativity, and join hobby clubs. The cost of training is 1,100,000 drams per year.

Address: st. Vardanants, 17

Phones: +374 11 900111 (ext. 147), +374 55 900113 (WhatsApp)

Website and social network: school.msu.am , Facebook

Photo: Redd F

If you are choosing a school, or your child is already receiving education at a fee-paying school in Yerevan, share your experience of searching and interacting with educational institutions in the comments.

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