Where are we going, Fikry?
I'm going to introduce Rachel to...
I think Rachel already know all these animals
But I want to teach her how to say it in Malay language.
Oh, okay. Okay.
So he's going to give you Bahasa Melayu lesson.
How to pronounce the animals in Bahasa Melayu.
Okay. Malay language. Malay language.
So what is this?
Horse, right?
In Malay, we called it 'kuda' (horse).
'Kuda' (horse).
This is ostrich. Mmm-hmm.
So we called it 'burung unta' (ostrich).
Oh, 'burung unta' (ostrich).
'Burung' what?
'Burung unta' (Ostrich).
'Burung unta' (Ostrich)?
Camel. 'Burung' camel. (Camel is unta in Malay).
Ohhh.
'Unta' is camel.
'Burung' is bird. Yeah, bird.
So, 'burung'... 'Unta'. 'Unta'.
'Unta' is camel.
But I don't know how they form the words 'burung unta'.
Because they look like 'bird camels'
Yeah, maybe.
What about turkey earlier?
'Burung belanda?' 'Ayam belanda (Turkey)'
What is it called in English?
Dutch chicken? (Direct translation of Turkey from Malay)
Turkey.
Some place called it Dutch turkey. Some place called it Indian chicken.
Now we also called it 'ayam belanda' (dutch chicken).
Confused.
Ayam belanda. Ayam belanda.
What is this?
Ku.....do (Horse). Kuda (Horse).
Kuda (Horse). Kudo (horse) is in Kelantan dialect.
Kelantan slang.
That is Kelantan slang.
Pick your slang, Rachel.
Pick your slang. Sorry.
What is this?
That is 'burung unta' (ostritch). Yeah.
Let's go. Let's go.
They're so cute. Hi deer!
Rusa (Deer) x6.
Is that deer? The one with the horn.
Back up plan. 'Rusa' (deer) or 'pelanduk' (mouse deer).
Rusa (deer), pelanduk (mouse deer).
Pelanduk? Pelanduk.
It's either one or the other. It's deer or mouse deer.
Oh, okay. Rusa, pelanduk.
You can pick any type.
Rusa (deer).
What is this? Ayam (chicken). Ayam (chicken). Yeah.
This is ayam kampung (village chicken / free-range chicken).
Small body but nice head.
It's even sold at mamak (Indian-Muslim restaurant), the ayam kampung.
Yeah, there is rooster (bapak ayam).
Bapak ayam has 2 meanings.
Here's the bapak ayam (rooster).
Bapak ayam (rooster).
The rooster.
Yeah.
So it means like father chicken? (Direct translation of rooster in Malay)
Bapa (father). Errr... Emm... No...
I'm blank.
Be careful.
That's all. That's all for chicken.
We continue with other animals.
Let's go.
What is happening?
Inside joke. Inside joke.
Okay.
It's best not meant to be mentioned.
That is classic motorcycle.
Oh, classic motorcycle.
Do you write it? No.
Do you what does the motorcycle called? C70.
No, it's kapcai (classic motorcycle).
Is there many motorcyclist or cyclist there? Not many.
Not many? Not many. Even if there is, it's a big bike.
Oh, big bike.
One more question. How's the weather in Malaysia?
Very..... Hot? Hot.
Where? Is it Malaysia or U.S.?
Here. It's hot in Malaysia. Okay.
Is there a lot of different? A lot.
Actually, the hotness is same but.... I don't know how to say it. The humidity is different.
My skin is like yours.
This week suddenly it changed.
Become like mine. Yeah.
Oh, you don't believe me?
Sit first. Sit first.
Sit. Sit. Have a sit.
Do you have any questions to ask?
Any Malaysian question.
Any Malaysian question?
Ask Fikry anything (AFA).
Yeah.
Ask Fikry anything.
Now, I'm nervous.
Why are Malaysians so obsessed with their food?
Oh, because we appreciate the food.
I think... I think...
I think we are born with the culture that more into community
more into family.
And what else we do when we are with family? We eat.
Okay. That's why. Yeah.
What part of Malaysia are you from?
Kedah.
Northern side.
Can I ask a question? Yes, sure.
What's famous in Kedah?
The most famous in Kedah is Fikry Ibrahim.
The second?
The second is also Fikry Ibrahim.
Do you know Tom Cruise? Mmm-hmm.
In Malaysia, I'm like Tom Cruise.
I help myself to promote myself.
Kedah is famous with pekasam (fermented dish / fish).
Laksa.
Have you tried laksa? Yeah.
Bihun sup (Noodle sup). Bihun sup (Noodle sup). Okay.
That's famous in Kedah.
Penang is famous with Nasi Kandar.
Do you like Nasi Kandar?
Yeah, I liked it.
It's so good (Sangat sedap).
Singgang? (Fikry misheard)
So good.
I misheard it.
I'm sorry.
I thought you said singgang (fish soup), a type of dish from Terengganu.
Ohhh. It's a fish dish.
You should try. Ask your husband to go and try singgang.
Why?
This guy only introduces me to Klang.
For sure if I'm from Kedah, I'll take you to Kedah.
Any other question?
Hmm, I'm thinking.
What made you want to become a movie star?
Ah, now you turned into a reporter. All right.
I start from a stand-up comedian
So from that, one of the biggest TV station offered me to act in one drama series
At that moment, I'm scared and nervous.
I didn't have any experience.
But I tried. Give it a try.
So luckily and slowly, I learned.
And now I'm here.
I think acting and hosting
make me feel alive.
I can be different kind of people.
Okay. Yeah.
What character do you like to play the best?
Bad guy? Funny guy?
Romantic guy? For sure, funny.
Funny guy.
The least preferred is romantic guy.
Yeah, the least one.
Do you prefer funny?
Funny. Yeah, funny and gangster.
Gangster? Okay.
Two different kind. Yeah, very different characters.
I like dark comedy, you know.
So... I think you've been in Malaysia for five weeks now? Uhm-hmm.
This is your second time?
Malaysia?
How many times?
Seven (tujuh).
Seven? Oh, seven.
So now... where do you like to stay more? You think Malaysia or U.S.?
Different. Different.
They're both very different.
The food's better here.
Weather is better in America.
But as a Malaysian, I think usually when we travel, we always love Malaysia.
We want to go back to Malaysia. Something like that. Always.
We cannot adapt both.
We can go there for a while, maybe one year and then we want to go back. We want to come back. Yeah.
Have you ever been to America?
No, not yet.
You need to come visit.
For one month?
Sure. Really? One week?
I think I'll go there for one week
I miss teh tarik already.
He can make teh tarik.
I can make masala chai.
Wow!
San Francisco, right? Uhm-hmm.
Near San Francisco.
How is it? It is like Penang?
What?
How is San Francisco like?
Actually, you're right. It's like Penang.
San Francisco is like Penang.
Penang is the San Francisco of Malaysia.
I've never been to Penang, so I can't tell.
Is it the second biggest city?
No. It's actually very small. Dense. It has high density. Yeah.
The second-highest density.
After New York?
After New York. Yeah, right.
One thing I like about Rachel when I gave her food is that...
I'm pretty sure we have our own expectation when we share the food, right?
She's very flexible about it.
She didn't complain even though it doesn't suit her taste.
She said "It's okay but she wouldn't buy it"
It's like she doesn't have any feelings.
But I'm shocked that she liked 'budu' (fermented anchovies sauce).
I'm not saying that 'budu' (fermented anchovies sauce) is not good.
It's good.
But some people find it hard to enjoy it. Uhm-hmm.
Just act like you understand it. Okay.
It may be difficult due to culture difference.
So the tastebud is also different.
When she tried 'budu' (fermented anchovies sauce), I'm shocked.
She liked 'Patin' (silver catfish). 'Patin' (silver catfish).
She eats like nothing.
Even Malaysian struggling to eat for the first time.
It's hard to get used to it.
Rachel is so cool.
Very flexible.
I think that's why she can get married to Logesh.
If not, she can't? Can't.
It must be hard, right?
2 different worlds.
Hmm.
Okay. All right, bro. All right. Thank you so much.
Thank you so much. Thank you for coming all the way from U.S.
You gave me a huge gift earlier, right?
So I need to give back, but a small one.
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This is for you. Thank you.
Bibi-C. It's a vitamin C.
Even though, your skin is glowing already, I'm still giving it to you.
This is for what?
The benefit of this product is it helps to strengthen the immune system.
Since we're in a pandemic, it's good to boost our immune system
and also for healthy skin.
Vitamin C.
Can never have too much of Vitamic C, right?
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