Karen Wilsons 0,0
That's a great point! Even though Bahasa Malaysia (Malay) and Bahasa Indonesia (Indonesian) share a lot of similarities in structure and vocabulary, the differences in terms, pronunciation, and cultural context can make a big difference in how the language is used. It’s awesome that your language courses let clients choose between the two! Are most people who take your courses interested in a specific dialect, or do they choose based on the country they plan to use the language in?
