Jom Belajar
Bahasa
Melayu
Build confidence in Practical Malay
with engaging, small-group classes
Malaysian Abroad |
Foreigners in Malaysia |
Professional Learners
Jom Belajar
Bahasa
Melayu
Build confidence in
Practical Malay
with engaging,
small-group classes
Malaysian Abroad |
Foreigners in Malaysia |
Professional Learners
Learn Practical Malay with Munshi
Learn Practical Malay
with Munshi
Everyday Malay
Learn the Malay you'll actually use. Courses built around real situations - talking with colleagues, friends, and communities across Malaysia.
Everyday Malay
Learn the Malay you'll actually use. Courses built around real situations - talking with colleagues, friends, and communities across Malaysia.
Everyday Malay
Learn the Malay you'll actually use. Courses built around real situations - talking with colleagues, friends, and communities across Malaysia.
Speak Like Local
Go beyond memorising words. Build real confidence through practical conversations, cultural context, and guided practice made for modern learners.
Speak Like Local
Go beyond memorising words. Build real confidence through practical conversations, cultural context, and guided practice made for modern learners.
Speak Like Local
Go beyond memorising words. Build real confidence through practical conversations, cultural context, and guided practice made for modern learners.
Malay Made Simple
A clear, structured approach to learning. Practical lessons and exercises make Malay approachable - easy to understand, use, and enjoy.
Malay Made Simple
A clear, structured approach to learning. Practical lessons and exercises make Malay approachable - easy to understand, use, and enjoy.
Malay Made Simple
A clear, structured approach to learning. Practical lessons and exercises make Malay approachable - easy to understand, use, and enjoy.
Meet the Founder
Meet the Founder
Munshi Ainur
Munshi Ainur
Founder and Lead Educator
of Munshi Institute
Founder and Lead Educator
of Munshi Institute
Munshi began with a simple belief: language is not just a collection of words, but a way to understand people, cultures, and the places we call home. Founded by Ainur M. Aminuddin, a Malay language educator with over a decade of experience, Munshi was created to help international learners experience Malaysia through its language.
Over the years, Ainur has taught Malay to learners from different countries and backgrounds, witnessing how a few simple words can open doors to friendships, meaningful conversations, and deeper cultural connections. Through Munshi, she brings together her passion for education, language, and Malaysia’s diverse heritage to create a learning experience where students can speak with confidence and connect with the community around them.
Munshi began with a simple belief: language is not just a collection of words, but a way to understand people, cultures, and the places we call home. Founded by Ainur M. Aminuddin, a Malay language educator with over a decade of experience, Munshi was created to help international learners experience Malaysia through its language.
Over the years, Ainur has taught Malay to learners from different countries and backgrounds, witnessing how a few simple words can open doors to friendships, meaningful conversations, and deeper cultural connections. Through Munshi, she brings together her passion for education, language, and Malaysia’s diverse heritage to create a learning experience where students can speak with confidence and connect with the community around them.
Real experience from the learners
Real experience from
the learners
Having family from Malaysia, but not being able to speak the language has at times made me feel disconnected from my culture. I had tried finding apps and online resources in the past to help me learn, but found these difficult to commit to. However, learning with Ainur has been a really effective way to commence my Malay learning journey. Our lessons have focused on my goals, and built my confidence for speaking and understanding the language. Our lessons have made learning a new language far less daunting, and have given me the opportunity to connect better with my family and culture. Seeing my skills progress from week to week is really rewarding, and I’m excited to use my Malay skills on my upcoming holiday to Penang!
Keeley
Australia, Cultural learner
As a Malaysian raised abroad, Malay was a completely foreign language for me. At the beginning of my Malay-learning journey, the greatest hurdle I faced was the fear of making mistakes. I was afraid I would be judged for my poor Malay by other Malaysians. However, Cikgu Ainur guided me for 2 years with great patience and knowledge. My Malay improved from near-zero to finally being able to understand my surroundings and communicate effortlessly. If you are somebody like me, you should try it out with Cikgu Ainur too!
Celine
Malaysia, Medical Student
I decided to learn Malay because I wanted to gain a deeper understanding of the local culture and connect more meaningfully with the community in Malaysia. I also need to speak, understand, write & know Malay language for applying for Permanent Residence in Malaysia. In the beginning, it was quite challenging. I used to feel a bit hesitant to speak because I was afraid of making mistakes or mispronouncing words. Cikgu Ainur is remarkably patient, constantly encouraging, and has a way of making complex topics very easy to grasp. The improvement has been immense! After over 3 years of learning together. I can now structure sentences much more naturally and understand the nuances of the language far better than before. My proudest moments are when I can spontaneously use Malay in daily conversations outside of class, and Malaysians understand me perfectly! Don't hesitate for a second! Malay is a beautiful, culturally rich language. Just take that first step, stay consistent, and make sure you have an amazing mentor like Cikgu Ainur to guide you through it.
Maya
Canada, PR applicant in Malaysia
When I moved to Malaysia after getting married, I decided to learn Malay because I felt it would be the best way to truly integrate into the local community. Starting out was incredibly interesting, especially since I noticed some fascinating similarities between Malay and my mother tongue, Tamil. What I enjoy most about learning with Cikgu Ainur is her focus on making me feel comfortable using the language in everyday settings, which has immensely boosted my confidence over time. Since joining her lessons, I feel much more assured in handling conversations with locals entirely on my own. A moment that made me incredibly proud and grateful occurred recently when I was admitted to the hospital to deliver my baby. Even during such a stressful time, I was able to successfully communicate and respond to my medical team in Malay, and I am so thankful to Cikgu Ainur for giving me the tools to do that. To anyone thinking about learning Malay, I would absolutely encourage you to take the leap. It will build your confidence and open up wonderful opportunities for genuine communication and connection with the locals!
Alagu
Singapore, Living in Malaysia
I decided to learn Malay when we were relocated to Malaysia. It is important to me to know the basics and be able to demonstrate some level of understanding. My children also learn at school and so it is fun to practice. Malay is an interesting language which is different to many European Languages in structure, however it is not too complicated and so quite quickly it is possible to understand some of the basics. It has some interesting quirks which are fun to try to understand. Ainur is a patient and fun teacher covering elements of Malay heritage and culture with the relevant language. It is good to cover writing, speaking and listening. Ainur is friendly and gets to understand your level quickly - lessons are pitched at a level for continuous learning at a challenging but not unachievable level so that you can see your confidence grow. Since starting learning with Ainur my confidence and vocabulary have grown quickly. The materials from the lessons are great for reference and revision and re-reading them helps embed the learning. I am finding myself using malay more regularly and also challenging my own understanding when out and about. Last weekend we had visitors from the UK and I was able to tell restaurant staff that I was waiting for my friends before ordering, and then I was able to recommend to them a Malaysian breakfast and order for the whole family. Give it a go! You will make fast progress and any Malaysian will really appreciate even the most basic effort to speak their language. It is great to know a little of the language whenever you travel/stay, especially in more rural settings.
Eloise
United Kingdom, Expat in Malaysia
I decided to learn Malay because I’m studying medicine in Malaysia and wanted to communicate better with patients and the people around me. ❤️At first, I found Malay quite difficult and didn’t feel confident speaking it. I was always afraid of making mistakes. 😅 What I enjoy most is how patient, encouraging, and fun you make every lesson. You create such a comfortable environment that I’m not afraid to try speaking. 🌸 My Malay has improved so much! I can understand conversations better, speak with more confidence, and even use Malay during my clinical postings. 🩺🇲🇾 One of my happiest moments was being able to communicate with Malay-speaking patients without needing help. It made me feel more confident as a future doctor. 😊✨I’d definitely say go for it! Don’t worry about making mistakes because that’s how you learn. With a supportive teacher like you, learning Malay becomes enjoyable and something to look forward to. 💛
Emma
India, Medical Student in Malaysia
We are a family of French-Malay and realised the kids need to learn both of the languages as it's important to know their roots. My husband always told the kids that Malay language is important for them. I have always talked and read to my son since baby in malay. Basically, he understands Malay, however his vocabs are limited as we always stay outside of Malaysia. After taking classes with Cikgu Ainur, he has more textbook vocabularies than before which is very good compared to my usage of bahasa pasar and dialect from my place of origin; Kuala Kangsar. He can communicate more with his grandmother in Malay. I realised he has more vocab than before when we had a call with my mum who speaks very little English. Although he has the french accent, nonetheless he can understand my mother and he can explain better to my mother than before. Never forget our beautiful language and roots wherever we are. It's funny when we are in France, some kids always ask my kids where we came from as we will speak in Malay. It's our secret language. I didn't listen to our French speech therapist who blames me for making my kids learn/ talk in Malay and English. For me, language is important to bridge the gap between each other.
Aida
Malay-French Family, Living Abroad
I decided to learn Malay to help me communicate with the communities I work with in Sarawak. I found it so approachable and accessible with Ainur, she made it interesting and enjoyable to understand — especially with the way she always customized the learning content to be relevant to my work topics! I already see such a difference in my confidence communicating with people, especially when it comes to my listening comprehension. My proudest Malay learning moment so far has been participating in a big community meeting that was conducted only in Malay — and actually being able to (almost) fully understand what was going on! If you’re thinking about taking the leap to start learning, I can’t recommend Ainur more highly. She’ll make you feel comfortable and confident.
Jessica
United States, Working with locals
Having family from Malaysia, but not being able to speak the language has at times made me feel disconnected from my culture. I had tried finding apps and online resources in the past to help me learn, but found these difficult to commit to. However, learning with Ainur has been a really effective way to commence my Malay learning journey. Our lessons have focused on my goals, and built my confidence for speaking and understanding the language. Our lessons have made learning a new language far less daunting, and have given me the opportunity to connect better with my family and culture. Seeing my skills progress from week to week is really rewarding, and I’m excited to use my Malay skills on my upcoming holiday to Penang!
Keeley
Australia, Cultural learner
As a Malaysian raised abroad, Malay was a completely foreign language for me. At the beginning of my Malay-learning journey, the greatest hurdle I faced was the fear of making mistakes. I was afraid I would be judged for my poor Malay by other Malaysians. However, Cikgu Ainur guided me for 2 years with great patience and knowledge. My Malay improved from near-zero to finally being able to understand my surroundings and communicate effortlessly. If you are somebody like me, you should try it out with Cikgu Ainur too!
Celine
Malaysia, Medical Student
I decided to learn Malay because I wanted to gain a deeper understanding of the local culture and connect more meaningfully with the community in Malaysia. I also need to speak, understand, write & know Malay language for applying for Permanent Residence in Malaysia. In the beginning, it was quite challenging. I used to feel a bit hesitant to speak because I was afraid of making mistakes or mispronouncing words. Cikgu Ainur is remarkably patient, constantly encouraging, and has a way of making complex topics very easy to grasp. The improvement has been immense! After over 3 years of learning together. I can now structure sentences much more naturally and understand the nuances of the language far better than before. My proudest moments are when I can spontaneously use Malay in daily conversations outside of class, and Malaysians understand me perfectly! Don't hesitate for a second! Malay is a beautiful, culturally rich language. Just take that first step, stay consistent, and make sure you have an amazing mentor like Cikgu Ainur to guide you through it.
Maya
Canada, PR applicant in Malaysia
When I moved to Malaysia after getting married, I decided to learn Malay because I felt it would be the best way to truly integrate into the local community. Starting out was incredibly interesting, especially since I noticed some fascinating similarities between Malay and my mother tongue, Tamil. What I enjoy most about learning with Cikgu Ainur is her focus on making me feel comfortable using the language in everyday settings, which has immensely boosted my confidence over time. Since joining her lessons, I feel much more assured in handling conversations with locals entirely on my own. A moment that made me incredibly proud and grateful occurred recently when I was admitted to the hospital to deliver my baby. Even during such a stressful time, I was able to successfully communicate and respond to my medical team in Malay, and I am so thankful to Cikgu Ainur for giving me the tools to do that. To anyone thinking about learning Malay, I would absolutely encourage you to take the leap. It will build your confidence and open up wonderful opportunities for genuine communication and connection with the locals!
Alagu
Singapore, Living in Malaysia
I decided to learn Malay when we were relocated to Malaysia. It is important to me to know the basics and be able to demonstrate some level of understanding. My children also learn at school and so it is fun to practice. Malay is an interesting language which is different to many European Languages in structure, however it is not too complicated and so quite quickly it is possible to understand some of the basics. It has some interesting quirks which are fun to try to understand. Ainur is a patient and fun teacher covering elements of Malay heritage and culture with the relevant language. It is good to cover writing, speaking and listening. Ainur is friendly and gets to understand your level quickly - lessons are pitched at a level for continuous learning at a challenging but not unachievable level so that you can see your confidence grow. Since starting learning with Ainur my confidence and vocabulary have grown quickly. The materials from the lessons are great for reference and revision and re-reading them helps embed the learning. I am finding myself using malay more regularly and also challenging my own understanding when out and about. Last weekend we had visitors from the UK and I was able to tell restaurant staff that I was waiting for my friends before ordering, and then I was able to recommend to them a Malaysian breakfast and order for the whole family. Give it a go! You will make fast progress and any Malaysian will really appreciate even the most basic effort to speak their language. It is great to know a little of the language whenever you travel/stay, especially in more rural settings.
Eloise
United Kingdom, Expat in Malaysia
I decided to learn Malay because I’m studying medicine in Malaysia and wanted to communicate better with patients and the people around me. ❤️At first, I found Malay quite difficult and didn’t feel confident speaking it. I was always afraid of making mistakes. 😅 What I enjoy most is how patient, encouraging, and fun you make every lesson. You create such a comfortable environment that I’m not afraid to try speaking. 🌸 My Malay has improved so much! I can understand conversations better, speak with more confidence, and even use Malay during my clinical postings. 🩺🇲🇾 One of my happiest moments was being able to communicate with Malay-speaking patients without needing help. It made me feel more confident as a future doctor. 😊✨I’d definitely say go for it! Don’t worry about making mistakes because that’s how you learn. With a supportive teacher like you, learning Malay becomes enjoyable and something to look forward to. 💛
Emma
India, Medical Student in Malaysia
We are a family of French-Malay and realised the kids need to learn both of the languages as it's important to know their roots. My husband always told the kids that Malay language is important for them. I have always talked and read to my son since baby in malay. Basically, he understands Malay, however his vocabs are limited as we always stay outside of Malaysia. After taking classes with Cikgu Ainur, he has more textbook vocabularies than before which is very good compared to my usage of bahasa pasar and dialect from my place of origin; Kuala Kangsar. He can communicate more with his grandmother in Malay. I realised he has more vocab than before when we had a call with my mum who speaks very little English. Although he has the french accent, nonetheless he can understand my mother and he can explain better to my mother than before. Never forget our beautiful language and roots wherever we are. It's funny when we are in France, some kids always ask my kids where we came from as we will speak in Malay. It's our secret language. I didn't listen to our French speech therapist who blames me for making my kids learn/ talk in Malay and English. For me, language is important to bridge the gap between each other.
Aida
Malay-French Family, Living Abroad
I decided to learn Malay to help me communicate with the communities I work with in Sarawak. I found it so approachable and accessible with Ainur, she made it interesting and enjoyable to understand — especially with the way she always customized the learning content to be relevant to my work topics! I already see such a difference in my confidence communicating with people, especially when it comes to my listening comprehension. My proudest Malay learning moment so far has been participating in a big community meeting that was conducted only in Malay — and actually being able to (almost) fully understand what was going on! If you’re thinking about taking the leap to start learning, I can’t recommend Ainur more highly. She’ll make you feel comfortable and confident.
Jessica
United States, Working with locals
Having family from Malaysia, but not being able to speak the language has at times made me feel disconnected from my culture. I had tried finding apps and online resources in the past to help me learn, but found these difficult to commit to. However, learning with Ainur has been a really effective way to commence my Malay learning journey. Our lessons have focused on my goals, and built my confidence for speaking and understanding the language. Our lessons have made learning a new language far less daunting, and have given me the opportunity to connect better with my family and culture. Seeing my skills progress from week to week is really rewarding, and I’m excited to use my Malay skills on my upcoming holiday to Penang!
Keeley
Australia, Cultural learner
As a Malaysian raised abroad, Malay was a completely foreign language for me. At the beginning of my Malay-learning journey, the greatest hurdle I faced was the fear of making mistakes. I was afraid I would be judged for my poor Malay by other Malaysians. However, Cikgu Ainur guided me for 2 years with great patience and knowledge. My Malay improved from near-zero to finally being able to understand my surroundings and communicate effortlessly. If you are somebody like me, you should try it out with Cikgu Ainur too!
Celine
Malaysia, Medical Student
I decided to learn Malay because I wanted to gain a deeper understanding of the local culture and connect more meaningfully with the community in Malaysia. I also need to speak, understand, write & know Malay language for applying for Permanent Residence in Malaysia. In the beginning, it was quite challenging. I used to feel a bit hesitant to speak because I was afraid of making mistakes or mispronouncing words. Cikgu Ainur is remarkably patient, constantly encouraging, and has a way of making complex topics very easy to grasp. The improvement has been immense! After over 3 years of learning together. I can now structure sentences much more naturally and understand the nuances of the language far better than before. My proudest moments are when I can spontaneously use Malay in daily conversations outside of class, and Malaysians understand me perfectly! Don't hesitate for a second! Malay is a beautiful, culturally rich language. Just take that first step, stay consistent, and make sure you have an amazing mentor like Cikgu Ainur to guide you through it.
Maya
Canada, PR applicant in Malaysia
When I moved to Malaysia after getting married, I decided to learn Malay because I felt it would be the best way to truly integrate into the local community. Starting out was incredibly interesting, especially since I noticed some fascinating similarities between Malay and my mother tongue, Tamil. What I enjoy most about learning with Cikgu Ainur is her focus on making me feel comfortable using the language in everyday settings, which has immensely boosted my confidence over time. Since joining her lessons, I feel much more assured in handling conversations with locals entirely on my own. A moment that made me incredibly proud and grateful occurred recently when I was admitted to the hospital to deliver my baby. Even during such a stressful time, I was able to successfully communicate and respond to my medical team in Malay, and I am so thankful to Cikgu Ainur for giving me the tools to do that. To anyone thinking about learning Malay, I would absolutely encourage you to take the leap. It will build your confidence and open up wonderful opportunities for genuine communication and connection with the locals!
Alagu
Singapore, Living in Malaysia
I decided to learn Malay when we were relocated to Malaysia. It is important to me to know the basics and be able to demonstrate some level of understanding. My children also learn at school and so it is fun to practice. Malay is an interesting language which is different to many European Languages in structure, however it is not too complicated and so quite quickly it is possible to understand some of the basics. It has some interesting quirks which are fun to try to understand. Ainur is a patient and fun teacher covering elements of Malay heritage and culture with the relevant language. It is good to cover writing, speaking and listening. Ainur is friendly and gets to understand your level quickly - lessons are pitched at a level for continuous learning at a challenging but not unachievable level so that you can see your confidence grow. Since starting learning with Ainur my confidence and vocabulary have grown quickly. The materials from the lessons are great for reference and revision and re-reading them helps embed the learning. I am finding myself using malay more regularly and also challenging my own understanding when out and about. Last weekend we had visitors from the UK and I was able to tell restaurant staff that I was waiting for my friends before ordering, and then I was able to recommend to them a Malaysian breakfast and order for the whole family. Give it a go! You will make fast progress and any Malaysian will really appreciate even the most basic effort to speak their language. It is great to know a little of the language whenever you travel/stay, especially in more rural settings.
Eloise
United Kingdom, Expat in Malaysia
I decided to learn Malay because I’m studying medicine in Malaysia and wanted to communicate better with patients and the people around me. ❤️At first, I found Malay quite difficult and didn’t feel confident speaking it. I was always afraid of making mistakes. 😅 What I enjoy most is how patient, encouraging, and fun you make every lesson. You create such a comfortable environment that I’m not afraid to try speaking. 🌸 My Malay has improved so much! I can understand conversations better, speak with more confidence, and even use Malay during my clinical postings. 🩺🇲🇾 One of my happiest moments was being able to communicate with Malay-speaking patients without needing help. It made me feel more confident as a future doctor. 😊✨I’d definitely say go for it! Don’t worry about making mistakes because that’s how you learn. With a supportive teacher like you, learning Malay becomes enjoyable and something to look forward to. 💛
Emma
India, Medical Student in Malaysia
We are a family of French-Malay and realised the kids need to learn both of the languages as it's important to know their roots. My husband always told the kids that Malay language is important for them. I have always talked and read to my son since baby in malay. Basically, he understands Malay, however his vocabs are limited as we always stay outside of Malaysia. After taking classes with Cikgu Ainur, he has more textbook vocabularies than before which is very good compared to my usage of bahasa pasar and dialect from my place of origin; Kuala Kangsar. He can communicate more with his grandmother in Malay. I realised he has more vocab than before when we had a call with my mum who speaks very little English. Although he has the french accent, nonetheless he can understand my mother and he can explain better to my mother than before. Never forget our beautiful language and roots wherever we are. It's funny when we are in France, some kids always ask my kids where we came from as we will speak in Malay. It's our secret language. I didn't listen to our French speech therapist who blames me for making my kids learn/ talk in Malay and English. For me, language is important to bridge the gap between each other.
Aida
Malay-French Family, Living Abroad
I decided to learn Malay to help me communicate with the communities I work with in Sarawak. I found it so approachable and accessible with Ainur, she made it interesting and enjoyable to understand — especially with the way she always customized the learning content to be relevant to my work topics! I already see such a difference in my confidence communicating with people, especially when it comes to my listening comprehension. My proudest Malay learning moment so far has been participating in a big community meeting that was conducted only in Malay — and actually being able to (almost) fully understand what was going on! If you’re thinking about taking the leap to start learning, I can’t recommend Ainur more highly. She’ll make you feel comfortable and confident.
Jessica
United States, Working with locals
Start your journey and create your story
Find the Right Malay Course for You
Start your journey
and create your story
Find the Right Malay
Course for You
Malay for Kids
Growing roots through language and culture
For Malaysian children living abroad and heritage learners who want to stay connected to Malaysia through stories, traditions, and everyday conversations.
Malay for Everyday Life
Learn the language. Understand the culture.
For foreigners living in Malaysia who want practical Malay for daily interactions, workplace communication, and deeper connections with the people around them.
Malay for PR Applicants
Prepare for your future in Malaysia
For individuals applying for Permanent Residency who want to build confidence in Bahasa Melayu, understand the culture, and strengthen their connection with the country.
Malay for Professionals
Communicate with confidence in the Malaysian workplace
For executives, researchers, and professionals who want to improve their Malay for workplace communication, networking, and building relationships in Malaysia.
Malay for Healthcare
Speak with patients. Understand their stories.
Designed for medical students and healthcare professionals who want practical Malay for patient interactions, clinical conversations, and everyday communication in Malaysia.
Malay for Migrant Workers
Learn Malay for everyday life and work
For migrant workers who want practical Bahasa Melayu to communicate with employers, colleagues, and local communities, making daily interactions easier.
Malay for Kids
Growing roots through language and culture
For Malaysian children living abroad and heritage learners who want to stay connected to Malaysia through stories, traditions, and everyday conversations.
Malay for Everyday Life
Learn the language. Understand the culture.
For foreigners living in Malaysia who want practical Malay for daily interactions, workplace communication, and deeper connections with the people around them.
Malay for PR Applicants
Prepare for your future in Malaysia
For individuals applying for Permanent Residency who want to build confidence in Bahasa Melayu, understand the culture, and strengthen their connection with the country.
Malay for Professionals
Communicate with confidence in the Malaysian workplace
For executives, researchers, and professionals who want to improve their Malay for workplace communication, networking, and building relationships in Malaysia.
Malay for Healthcare
Speak with patients. Understand their stories.
Designed for medical students and healthcare professionals who want practical Malay for patient interactions, clinical conversations, and everyday communication in Malaysia.
Malay for Migrant Workers
Learn Malay for everyday life and work
For migrant workers who want practical Bahasa Melayu to communicate with employers, colleagues, and local communities, making daily interactions easier.
Malay for Kids
Growing roots through language and culture
For Malaysian children living abroad and heritage learners who want to stay connected to Malaysia through stories, traditions, and everyday conversations.
Malay for Everyday Life
Learn the language. Understand the culture.
For foreigners living in Malaysia who want practical Malay for daily interactions, workplace communication, and deeper connections with the people around them.
Malay for PR Applicants
Prepare for your future in Malaysia
For individuals applying for Permanent Residency who want to build confidence in Bahasa Melayu, understand the culture, and strengthen their connection with the country.
Malay for Professionals
Communicate with confidence in the Malaysian workplace
For executives, researchers, and professionals who want to improve their Malay for workplace communication, networking, and building relationships in Malaysia.
Malay for Healthcare
Speak with patients. Understand their stories.
Designed for medical students and healthcare professionals who want practical Malay for patient interactions, clinical conversations, and everyday communication in Malaysia.
Malay for Migrant Workers
Learn Malay for everyday life and work
For migrant workers who want practical Bahasa Melayu to communicate with employers, colleagues, and local communities, making daily interactions easier.
Malay Summer Class For Kids
Open Now, Secure Your Seat
Malay Summer Class
For Kids Open Now,
Secure Your Seat
Age 4 - 8
Age 9 - 12
Age 13 - 15
5
Aug 2026
(First Session)
SUMMER MALAY ADVENTURE
(Age 4 - 6)
Group 1
Wed & Sun | 5:00 pm - 6:00 pm (GMT+8)
4 weeks | 8h | 8 sessions
Online
CLASS FULL
5
Aug 2026
(First Session)
SUMMER MALAY EXPLORER
(Age 7 - 8)
Group 1
Wed & Sun | 4:00 pm - 5:00 pm (GMT+8)
4 weeks | 8h | 8 sessions
Online
CLASS FULL
5
Aug 2026
(First Session)
SUMMER MALAY EXPLORER
(Age 7 - 8)
Group 2
Wed & Sun | 8:00 pm - 9:00 pm (GMT+8)
4 weeks | 8h | 8 sessions
Online
CLASS FULL
Age 4 - 8
Age 9 - 12
Age 13 - 15
5
Aug 2026
(First Session)
SUMMER MALAY ADVENTURE
(Age 4 - 6)
Group 1
Wed & Sun | 5:00 pm - 6:00 pm (GMT+8)
4 weeks | 8h | 8 sessions
Online
CLASS FULL
5
Aug 2026
(First Session)
SUMMER MALAY EXPLORER
(Age 7 - 8)
Group 1
Wed & Sun | 4:00 pm - 5:00 pm (GMT+8)
4 weeks | 8h | 8 sessions
Online
CLASS FULL
5
Aug 2026
(First Session)
SUMMER MALAY EXPLORER
(Age 7 - 8)
Group 2
Wed & Sun | 8:00 pm - 9:00 pm (GMT+8)
4 weeks | 8h | 8 sessions
Online
CLASS FULL
Age 4 - 8
Age 9 - 12
Age 13 - 15
5
Aug 2026
(First Session)
SUMMER MALAY ADVENTURE
(Age 4 - 6)
Group 1
Wed & Sun | 5:00 pm - 6:00 pm (GMT+8)
4 weeks | 8h | 8 sessions
Online
CLASS FULL
5
Aug 2026
(First Session)
SUMMER MALAY EXPLORER
(Age 7 - 8)
Group 1
Wed & Sun | 4:00 pm - 5:00 pm (GMT+8)
4 weeks | 8h | 8 sessions
Online
CLASS FULL
5
Aug 2026
(First Session)
SUMMER MALAY EXPLORER
(Age 7 - 8)
Group 2
Wed & Sun | 8:00 pm - 9:00 pm (GMT+8)
4 weeks | 8h | 8 sessions
Online
CLASS FULL
Frequently Asked Questions
Frequently Asked Questions
Who is Munshi for?
Who is Munshi for?
Do I need prior Malay knowledge?
Do I need prior Malay knowledge?
What makes Munshi different?
What makes Munshi different?
Who teaches the lessons?
Who teaches the lessons?
How long does it take to learn Malay?
How long does it take to learn Malay?
How are lessons conducted?
How are lessons conducted?
Is Malay difficult to learn?
Is Malay difficult to learn?
Can I learn Malay if I live outside Malaysia?
Can I learn Malay if I live outside Malaysia?
Join Our August Summer Class
Join Our August Summer Class
Join Our August Summer Class
Malay Summer Class For Kids 2026 is now open!
This online programme is for Malaysian diaspora children to build confidence in Malay and connect with Malaysian culture.
Secure your seat now for all of your kids. Seat limited
Malay Summer Class For Kids 2026 is now open!
This online programme is for Malaysian diaspora children to build confidence in Malay and connect with Malaysian culture.
Secure your seat now for all of your kids. Seat limited
Malay Summer Class For Kids 2026 is now open!
This online programme is for Malaysian diaspora children to build confidence in Malay and connect with Malaysian culture.
Secure your seat now for all of your kids. Seat limited
Be part of Munshi
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We are looking for individuals who enjoy teaching,
communicating, and making difference in
students' learning journeys. Contact Us.
We are looking for individuals who enjoy teaching, communicating, and making difference in students’ learning journeys. Contact Us.
We are looking for individuals who enjoy teaching,
communicating, and making difference in students’
learning journeys.
Munshi Institute is a global education platform specialising in Malay language learning, cultural studies, and communication skills development.
Munshi Institute is a global education platform specialising in Malay language learning, cultural studies, and communication skills development.
Learn. Practice. Connect
Learn. Practice. Connect
Titian Munshi Sdn. Bhd.
202601026268 (1688364-P)
Titian Munshi Sdn. Bhd.
202601026268 (1688364-P)
Titian Munshi Sdn. Bhd.
202601026268 (1688364-P)
Contact Us
Contact Us
helo@munshi.my
helo@munshi.my
+6011 5114 7407
+6011 5114 7407
07-02, Menara MBMR, 1, Jln Syed Putra, 58000, Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia
07-02, Menara MBMR, 1, Jln Syed Putra, 58000, Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia
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