apakah (Apakah) Budi ada? Is Budi in/around? bukan Budi ada, bukan? Budi is in/around, isn’t he? kan Budi ada, kan? Budi is in/around, isn’t he? ya Budi ada ya? Budi is…
Posts published in “Sentence Types”
Interrogative adverb kapan is used to ask about a particular point in time. Although kapan translates into English as ‘when’, it is only used in questions. We…
Interrogative adverbs that uses the interrogative word are: di mana, ke mana, dari mana, yang mana. Mana Mana is used in questions, usually not by itself,…
When you ask a question that demands a number as its answer, such as the number of people, weight and measurements; you use just one…
Interrogative pronouns ‘bagaimana’ means ‘how, in what way; what (is it) like?’ and ‘how are you?’ In day to day conversation, you can just ask “Bagaimana?”…
Apa Interrogative pronouns ‘apa’ is used to ask about objects, concrete or abstract. It means ‘what’ or ‘what kind of’. Siapa Interrogative pronouns ‘siapa’ is used to…
Putting particle –kah on the object, subject or action in question; Using the word apa or ‘apakah’ in the beginning; In casual conversation you can drop the…
An interrogative sentence is one that asks a direct question and always ends in a question mark. In Indonesian language, interrogative sentences can be formed…
The Indonesian word ‘kena’ means to be hit, to be subjected to, to be down with, to fall under. This word is often used in…
The affix ke-an has a passive tone. It can mean “to be caught by” or “to be overcome by”. Many times the doer or the…
Indonesians commonly use the prefix ter- as the passive voice, to imply that the action is accidentally done or in which the actor of the action is…
When the first and the second pronoun happen to be aku(I) and engkau, kau(you), the clitic form ‘ku’ and ‘kau’ is used. ‘Ku’ and ‘kau’…