CONCLUSIONS

Some peoples did not want to learn a new language and learning a new
language is not interesting to them because it will take much time to reach
native-like fluency in a foreign language. Other than that, it does become harder
to learn a new language those at an older age. Most people that have been
interviewed agree that learning Malay Language for the first time is easier to
pronounce as some basic words compared to other language like Japanese,
Spanish and others that are a bit hard.
As a conclusion Malay language is considered to be one of the easiest
languages to learn mainly because the word are pronounced the way they are
spelled. This makes it easy for non- Malay speakers to READ the language. There
are no conjugations in Malay, only past, present and future tense and prefix and
suffixes, these are the main things to know for learning Malay. Malay is a easiest
language to learn because we read what we see. There are no accents and
vowels remain the same. Malay is a unique language because it is less
complicated and pretty straight forward especially with the basics of the Malay
language.