Bahasa Melayu Language

My-language-exchange enables you to exchange your knowledge of your native language with others who will teach you their native language. A simple, but effective solution. This link will bring you to the Malay section of the site.

Unilang Malay language course forum. Here you can exchange information, ask questions and learn about the Bahasa Melayu, the Malaysian language.

Travlang offers a quick Malay language guide for travellers. Words and phrases are divided into the following categories: basic words, numbers, shopping/dining, travel, directions, places, time and dates. You can also listen to English and Malay audio files.

Focus on Malaysia is a colorful portal to Malaysia with up to date news, many useful links for travellers and tips for searching the internet. The most interesting part of the site is the link to a free basic course in Bahasa Malayu or the Malay language.

SILFIDE is an online dictionary for translating words to / from: English, French and Malay. Pick a source language and dictionary and search.

This is a Malay-Chinese dictionary.

LOGOS enables you to translate words from one language to another. Here you can translate words from Malay to other languages and listen to recorded pronounciations. Just type a word and click on one of the results for translating to other languages. They also offer a handy translation toolbar.

Majstro offers online translation of words to and from various languages. With their Malay Dictionary (kamus) you can translate single Bahasa Melayu words. Pick the to and from languages, enter a word and scroll down for the translator results. This site also offers various other language tools, like excersises, wordgames and anagrams (not for all languages).

Bhanot's Malay-English Dictionary is an online dictionary you can use to translate Malay (Bahasa Melayu) words (not phrases) to English.

YMCA Singapore offers various language courses. For the Malay language they offer a basic and an intermediate Bahasa Melayu course (9 sessions each; 2 hours per session).

The Institute of The Malay World and Civilization (ATMA) in Selangor is an academic research institute, providing Malay proficiency training to potential researchers and (foreign) students. They offer an intensive 8 week course (20 hours a week)focusing on the Malay language, communication skills and the Malay culture.

E-kata offers an online course in English - Bahasa Melayu or Arabic - Bahasa Melayu. You will need to pay to get a login and access the course.