"Zero", "Kosong" "One", "Satu" "Two", "Dua" "Three", "Tiga" "Four", "Empat (Erm-putt)" "Five", "Lima" "Six", "Enam (Er-nam)" "Seven", "Tujuh (Tu-joe)" "Eight", "Lapan" "Nine", "Sembilan" "Ten", "Sepuluh (Sepu-loh)" "Eleven", "Sebalas" "Twelve", "Dua belas" "Twenty", "Dua puluh (pu-loh)" "Hundred", "Seratus" "Thousand", "Ribu" "Monday", "Isnin" "Tuesday", "Selasa" "Wednesday", "Rabu" "Thursday", "Khamis" "Friday", "Jumaat (Juma-ut)" "Saturday", "Sabtu" "Sunday", "Ahad (Ah-hut)" "Weekday", "Hari Minggu" "Weekend", "Hujung Minggu" "Months (Generally same pronunciation, some written differently)", "Januari<br /> Februari<br /> Mac<br /> Mei<br /> Julai<br /> Ogos<br /> Oktober<br /> Disember" "Morning", "Pagi" "Afternoon/Noon", "Tengah Hari" "Evening", "Petang" "Night", "Malam" "Midnight", "Tengah Malam" "Day", "Hari" "Hour/O'Clock", "Jam (Jump)" "Minute", "Minit" "Second (time)", "Kedua (Ke-dua)"
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