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Greetings!

For this year’s National Schizophrenia Awareness Day, we decided to team up and learn more about this mental health issue.

Some are quite new to it, while of others have experienced it in the past personally. But of course, we will definitely understand more for better awareness in the future. Just remember that mental illness is not widely understood!

Happy National Schizophrenia Awareness Day!

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English and Malay Idioms!

It looks like we have more idioms to share. But the best part is these idioms can be a huge motivation to move forward.

So here they are:

English When there is a will, there is a way

Malay Di mana ada kemahuan, di situ ada jalan

That's right! When there is something you want to achieve, there are always techniques to grab it. 💪🏻

Are there any other idioms which relate to each other in both languages? Let us know.

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English and Malay Idioms!

Oh, look at this! We have more idioms to share with everyone, specifically the ones with the same meaning.

The idioms are as follows:

English Killing two birds with one stone

Malay Sambil menyelam minum air

Speaking of the idioms above, we are wondering if any of you are quite used to multitasking. Besides, the idioms are somewhat related to multitasking if we read and understand them deeply. Yeah, multitasking can be awesome, but it also can be super troublesome. 😅

Are there any other idioms which relate to each other in both languages? Just let us know in the comments land.

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English and Malay Idioms!

Languages can be super awesome to learn, especially when idioms come in their way. What are idioms, you ask?

Idioms are a collection of words that have been established through usage as having a meaning distinct from the meanings of the individual terms.

Here, we have idioms in English and Malay, which both have the same meaning, such as:

English: Blood is thicker than water

Malay: Air dicincang tidak akan putus

What other idioms which relate to each other in both language? Comment down below.