Following the previous article, the teacher explained the course and daily routines of the class to you. Today, the teacher will continue to explain to you other aspects of the daily routines and schedules of Malaysian college students!
1) Shopping article
In addition to daily study, after class on Friday, we usually ask a few friends to take a taxi to the supermarket to stock up on food. The dormitory has a kitchen, and the basic utensils in the kitchen will be supplied. We basically buy some simple vegetables, milk, bread, and more.
There are several beverages in Malaysia that you must buy, such as MILO Malaysian National Drink. It is really satisfying to drink a cup in the morning. There is also coffee~ Like OLD TOWN, this is a three-in-one white coffee, which is quite delicious.
Come to Malaysia ~ Fruits are of course indispensable. There are all kinds of fruits here in Malaysia, the point is that they are still very cheap!
2) Dormitory
Malaysian college students choose to live in school dormitories, and some want to find a house near the school with friends. The teacher used to share the rent with his friends~ and the rent was cheaper than the ones from the school.
Because the rent for dormitories of private university schools is slightly more expensive. But if you rent a house off campus, you have to find a trusted agent, and you also have to learn how to pay taxes, electricity and network fees by yourself in Malaysia.
In addition, if you live outside the school, you are relatively free, you can go home at what time! There is no so-called access control! Haha
3) Travel
Malaysian universities basically have free school buses to the nearest public railway station of the school. In fact, public trains in Malaysia are quite convenient and very cheap!
(If you want to know how to apply for a train card, or if you want to consult a public train in Malaysia, you can read the teacher’s previous article~)
In Malaysia, if your friends want to take a taxi, use this software - GRAB. Malaysia uses this software to get taxis, which is very convenient and the price is very reasonable.
4) Food
Malaysia’s food is really rich. Friends who have been to Malaysia know that the Malaysian night market is the Malaysian night market~ When the teacher was in college, he basically went to the night market every week. Wherever he was in the world, he was simply a food paradise. Food from all over the country would appear!
The advantage of Malaysia is that when you miss your motherland, you can find all kinds of Chinese meals here at any time.
What do you eat if you are usually in school? We will go to the school to eat the so-called Mamak stall in Malaysia. I believe everyone has heard of it~ The Mamak stall has the so-called Indian flying cakes, tea, nasi lemak, Malaysian fried noodles, etc., and various authentic delicacies. Everyone must try it~ It is really delicious and cheap~
In addition, we will also go to the hawker center to eat or dine in the tea restaurant! There are all kinds of vendors in it, and each vendor will buy different food. After choosing the location, look at the number on the table, and let them know your table number when they go to order food. After the food is ready, they will deliver the food to you~
comes from the official account: Malaysia Study Abroad Help
