PRPM · Dewan Bahasa dan Pustaka
Malay dictionary, terminology and language references from DBP for checking meaning and spelling.
Open PRPM ↗Language helps us learn, work and connect respectfully. Start small: build basic Malay, Mandarin and Tamil skills, then practise consistently with a learning partner.
Malay dictionary, terminology and language references from DBP for checking meaning and spelling.
Open PRPM ↗Beginner Mandarin and self-learning resources from an established Mandarin education centre.
Open Mandarin resources ↗A free Open University course introducing Tamil script, sounds, greetings and basic phrases.
Open Beginners’ Tamil ↗Tamil learning programmes and materials from beginner to advanced levels.
Open Tamil Virtual Academy ↗Use a 20-minute weekly session: 10 minutes in one language and 10 minutes in the other.
Correct gently, do not pressure anyone to share private contact details, and stop if the conversation becomes uncomfortable.
Week 1 greetings; week 2 food; week 3 directions; week 4 school/work. Repeat and use them in real life.
Check Malay meanings, terms, examples and spelling.
Open PRPM ↗Useful for meanings, pronunciation, word forms and translations; cross-check important formal work.
Open Wiktionary ↗Helpful for draft spelling and style checks, but the writer still makes the final judgement.
Open LanguageTool ↗Useful for initial orientation and keywords; follow citations to original sources for academic work.
Open Wikipedia ↗PRPM is an official Malay-language reference; Wiktionary and Wikipedia are open references; LanguageTool is a writing aid.