Question 1

What are the top attractions near the EMS Language Centre (English Made Simple Language Centre)?

Accepted Answer

The Petronas Twin Towers – an iconic landmark and stands at 88 storeys high and joined by a double-decker Sky Bridge that offers an exhilarating view of KL city centre and beyond.
Suria KLCC Shopping Mall – great shopping venue hosting a cinema, two food courts, an art gallery, restaurants, concert hall, and the popular Aquaria KLCC.
KLCC Park – a massive park with water fountains, jogging tracks and walking paths which is perfect for recreational activities and relaxation.
Menara KL Tower – the tower stands at 421 meters and gives a splendid view of the KL city.

Question 2

What are the seasons like?

Accepted Answer

Malaysia?is not subject to seasonal changes, so there is no spring, summer, winter or autumn. Its year-round tropical weather makes it humid and days can be long and sunny or rainy, with the wettest months being November and December. Average temperatures are around 20°C to 30°C, so it is not too hot.

Question 3

What’s transportation like?

Accepted Answer

Cars and motorbikes are widely used, but in recent times, public transportation has improved, especially in the cities. Moving around is easy as there are good bus, train and taxi services and efficient connections to airports and ports. In cities, there are more options, with the Light Rail Transit (LRT) and Monorail being a distinct feature in Kuala Lumpur. In addition, there is a ride-hailing service?run by Grab, which recently merged with Uber to provide services in cities and towns around the country.

Question 4

What are the eating places like?

Accepted Answer

Malaysia is a food haven. With a multicultural population, there is a wide range of restaurants, food stalls and western-styled cafes offering Malay, Chinese, Indian and international dishes. In recent times, there have been many international eating places, including Arabic, Japanese and Korean restaurants established in Kuala Lumpur. Almost all shopping malls have food courts serving an amazing array of dishes to suit every taste.

Question 5

What can you get for your money in terms of food?

Accepted Answer

Food prices vary according to where you eat. Generally, you can get a modest breakfast of Roti Canai (bread and curry) or Nasi Lemak (small rice dish) and coffee for 1.50USD or less at the local Mamak/Kopitiam. You can also get a bowl of noodles at this price. Lunches will cost you from around 2.50USD for a simple rice or noodle dish or for the same price, you can enjoy a cheese burger at Mc Donald and get a bottle of mineral water for as little as 1.50USD.

Question 6

What is the currency?

Accepted Answer

Malaysian currency is in Ringgit (RM) and sen. The Ringgit is divided into 100 sen. Coins are issued in denominations ranging from 5 to 50 sen. Banknote values are denominated from 1 to 100 ringgit.

Question 7

Is it a safe and comfortable place to study in?

Accepted Answer

Malaysia?is a stable country in Southeast Asia, which has always welcomed visitors, students, workforce and companies from all over the world. The Institute for Economics and Peace (IEP) in their?2018 Global Peace Index ranked Malaysia as the third most peaceful country in the world. As one of South East Asia’s most successful economies, it enjoys political stability with good regional and international relations. Where street safety is concerned, it is generally safe, with women commonly seen walking alone in big cities and small towns. But like most cities, street crimes do happen and care and caution must be exercised. But if you encounter any problems, the police patrol is always at hand and you can also seek help from Malaysians who are generally friendly.

Question 8

What is the national language of Malaysia and do people speak English?

Accepted Answer

Bahasa Malaysia is the national and official language. Chinese and Indian languages are also being spoken. English language is used in commerce and industry and generally, public services are also conducted in English, although the level of proficiency may differ.

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