If you are referring yourself as a tiger, then 'sayang' might be appropriate there.
But if you're referring yourself as a man, then 'sayang' won't do it. 'Suka' would be better.

Thank you, Dane!

I was wondering though, why would you write something like that? It's extremely funny you know.

Unfortunately, I'm not really studying Malay at the moment. Other languages, mainly Russian, come before Malay.

But I have a Malaysian friend who taught me some words. I like very much how they sound. Some of them are very similar to Finnish words!

I also haven't studied Malay grammar yet, but it seems so easy. :-)

Wow. That's great. Well, here's something :

'Sayang' is used more to show affection. As in :
I love you : Saya sayang awak.
I love my son : Saya sayang anak saya.

'Suka' is more to show that you like something. As in :
I like to belajar : Saya suka belajar.
I like that song : Saya suka lagu itu.

You don't say : Saya sayang lagu itu. That doesn't sound right.

Well, I think you know that to make something plural, you just have to double the word. But in your case up there, it doesn't have to. For example :

The books are expensive! : Buku-buku itu mahal!

But in your case, you are reffering to a general term 'lions' and 'tigers'. Reading that sentence is quite funny.

I like tigers! - Saya suka harimau. (general)
Those tigers are cute - Harimau harimau itu comel. (specific)

I hope that will give you something! Enjoy learning!

Thank you very much. I learned something interesting today.

LOL!! XD....

so cute hahahaha XD

Teruskan usaha ^^

Plural is only used when stating quantities.
The reduplication can only be used without any number/amount before it.

E.g : Those cups are mine. Cawan-cawan itu saya punya.

You only use the plural-reduplication form of nouns in these kind of sentences.