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- Lucas: Welcome back to Learn Malay with Fexingo. I am Lucas. Luna: And I am Luna. Hi everyone. It is good to be here again. Lucas: We have been talking about a lot of things lately. Questions, directions, feelings. Luna: Yes. We asked who was there. We said we were tired. Now it feels like we know many people. Lucas: But outside our window, the world keeps changing. Today we look at the sky. Luna: The weather? Oh, I love talking about the weather. It is always happening. Lucas: It is. And in Malay, we have two very common words for today's episode. Luna: Let us start with the first one. What is the word for rain? Lucas: The word is hujan. Listen closely. Hujan. Luna: Hujan. Okay. That sounds soft. Like the sound itself. Lucas: Exactly. Now let us make a full sentence. Hari ini hujan. Luna: Hari ini hujan. Let me try. Hari ini hujan. Lucas: Perfect. That means today it is raining. Or simply, today is rainy. Luna: I can say that when I walk out. If my hair is wet, I can say hari ini hujan. Lucas: You can. But remember, sometimes it is not raining but still hot. Very hot. Luna: Oh yes. The sun can be strong even without clouds. What is the word for hot? Lucas: The word is panas. Listen. Panas. Luna: Panas. p a n a s. Panas. Lucas: Good. Now put it into a phrase. Cuaca panas. Luna: Cuaca panas. Let me repeat. Cuaca panas. Lucas: That means the weather is hot. You use this on a sunny day. Luna: So if I step outside and sweat immediately, I say cuaca panas. Lucas: Correct. And if you are caught in the rain, what do you need? Luna: A umbrella. In Malay, we learned payung earlier, right? Lucas: Yes. Payung. So you can say you bring an umbrella. Saya bawak payung. Luna: Saya bawak payung. Let me try that. Saya bawak payung. Lucas: Very good. Bawak means to bring or carry. So you are carrying your protection. Luna: I feel prepared now. Rain or shine, I have the words. Lucas: But wait, Luna. When it is so hot, you must drink water. Luna: Right. Dehydration is real. How do I ask for plain water? Lucas: You say minum air kosong. Listen carefully. Minum air kosong. Luna: Minum air kosong. Let me say it slowly. Minum air kosong. Lucas: Excellent. Air means water. Kosong means empty or plain. So plain water. Luna: I will remember that at the cafe. No ice, no juice, just air kosong. Lucas: Before we go deeper, I want to share something personal with you. Luna: Sure, Lucas. What is on your mind? Lucas: This show grows because listeners like you keep it running. There are no ads here. Luna: No commercials interrupting the lesson. That is nice. Lucas: Some friends support us monthly through buy me a coffee dot com slash fexingo. Luna: That helps cover the costs of making these episodes every week. Lucas: If you can, consider joining them. It keeps the mic open for us. Luna: Yeah, it makes sense. Support the tool that helps you learn. Lucas: Thanks, Luna. Let us return to our phrases. Recap time. Luna: Okay. First, what do we say when it is raining today? Lucas: Hari ini hujan. Repeat it. Luna: Hari ini hujan. Hari ini hujan. Hari ini hujan. Lucas: Now the hot weather phrase. Luna: Cuaca panas. Cuaca panas. Cuaca panas. Lucas: Good. Now the umbrella phrase. Luna: Saya bawak payung. Saya bawak payung. Saya bawak payung. Lucas: And finally, the water request. Luna: Minum air kosong. Minum air kosong. Minum air kosong. Lucas: You did great. Those four phrases cover most outdoor situations. Luna: I feel ready to go outside. Even if it pours down. Lucas: Just remember to bring your payung. And drink your air kosong. Luna: I will. Thanks for teaching me, Lucas. Lucas: My pleasure. Practice these until we meet again. Luna: See you next time. Bye!