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Some common Malay words that are useful to know in JB
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erection2015
Alfrescian (InfP) + C
erection2015
Alfrescian (InfP) + C
Apa yang anda katakan tidak masuk akal saya. Mana boleh masak di-rumah boleh lebih kotor?
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memang pun makan luar 99% kotor binya..
lu tengok itu sayur har... semua import mari itu seberang oh... takde cuci binya terus masak bagi lu makan racun oh...
erection2015
Alfrescian (InfP) + C
ahh bang ...di rumah saya cawan, gelas minum dan plate sudah 2 tahun tak cuci la. Government kata jimat ayer saya dengar :p
Lepas makan ...terus simpan balek dalam almari.
Lepas makan ...terus simpan balek dalam almari.
saya rasa rasa... lu buntut lobang pun tak cuci .... sebab ah sam suka cium sama itu tempat... puik !
erection2015
Alfrescian (InfP) + C
Measurements: Both metric and imperial measurements are used in Malay:
mm - millimetre - milimeter
cm - centimetre - centimeter
m - metre - meter
km - kilometre - kilometer
g - gramme - gram
kg - kilogramme - kilogram
mg - miligramme - miligram
kb - kilobyte - kilobait
celsius - Celsius
Malay uses the 12 hour clock and the words pagi, tengah hari, petang, and malam to signify AM and PM:
00.01 to 11.59 am 'in the morning' pagi
12.00 noon to 12.59 pm 'in the afternoon' tengah hari
1.00 pm to 6.59 pm 'in the evening' petang
7.00 pm to 11.59 pm 'at night' malam
Eg: 10.30 am 10.30 - pagi
Noon 12.00 - tengah hari
4.30 pm 4.30 - petang
9.00 pm 9.00 - malam
Midnight 12.00 - tengah malam
Dates are written as follows:
20 February 2004 - 20 Februari 2004
20th February 2004 - 20 Februari 2004
20/02/2004 - 20/02/2004
February 20 - 20 Februari
mm - millimetre - milimeter
cm - centimetre - centimeter
m - metre - meter
km - kilometre - kilometer
g - gramme - gram
kg - kilogramme - kilogram
mg - miligramme - miligram
kb - kilobyte - kilobait
celsius - Celsius
Malay uses the 12 hour clock and the words pagi, tengah hari, petang, and malam to signify AM and PM:
00.01 to 11.59 am 'in the morning' pagi
12.00 noon to 12.59 pm 'in the afternoon' tengah hari
1.00 pm to 6.59 pm 'in the evening' petang
7.00 pm to 11.59 pm 'at night' malam
Eg: 10.30 am 10.30 - pagi
Noon 12.00 - tengah hari
4.30 pm 4.30 - petang
9.00 pm 9.00 - malam
Midnight 12.00 - tengah malam
Dates are written as follows:
20 February 2004 - 20 Februari 2004
20th February 2004 - 20 Februari 2004
20/02/2004 - 20/02/2004
February 20 - 20 Februari
Standard dia sama sama dengan tonychat dan clinton. Sebab itu ia tidak pas sekolah Pr. 6, sampai sekolah ketua buang dia semasuk secondary. Sebab itu Advance Mathmatics ia boleh buang dalam tong sampah.
hi, sampai = to? mahu also = to. What is the difference?
erection2015
Alfrescian (InfP) + C
oic thanks..so both not = to? different from the iPhone translator..
erection2015
Alfrescian (InfP) + C
er both of them not = 'to ' GF....anyway just stay tuned. If i am wrong or only partially correct some of the other guys will input.
It depends on the structure of the sentence. Check you translator as it gives you the options.
some example :
from sg to my = dari sg "ke" my
give it to me = beri "kepada" saya
from here to where ? = dari sini sampai mana ?
I just checked again using the translator. Sampai = to in the big box, below scroll up got one long string... sampai= reach, come, arrive etc as a verb, = as far as adverb, = to, through, unto etc as preposition, = until, till as conjunction..aiyoh so many diff interpretations how to remember..Kepala pusing..
Yes that is how you use the translator. Malay words cannot be translated to English just by the first word you see as there are options.
i want to eat = saya mahu makan
I suppose you need to have real life conversations in Malay to understand better. Understanding Malay by reading and translating is rudimentary at best and can lead to misunderstanding. A better way but quite troublesome is to copy the Malay translation and then reverse it from Malay/English to English/Malay. That too is not perfect.
well said bro... ini baru cikgu groober bahasa melayu