the sentence in Indonesian language
The Indonesian sentence always starts with a noun,and this is the 'kalimat nominal' unless when the 'predikat' is a verb then this is 'kalimat verbal' ....is this right? I saw this online and not sure about it
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You can answer with verbs if only that sentence you want to make is informal
e.g : Kamu sedang apa? (what are you doing?)
Makan nasi (eating rice) ----informal
Saya sedang makan nasi ----( complete formal )
So depends on the sentence you want to make. And yes, sometimes Indonesian is really flexible in composing sentence.
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جزاك الله خيراً
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ليس عندنا الجملة الفعلية
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in other words : can a sentence in Indonesian language starts with a verb?
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It's really confusing. I hope you give example in sentence :)
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