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    Siapa, berapa ,mengapa are all examples for question words... you may add kah if those words appear at the beginning of a sentence like ` berapakah harganya?` how much the price ? But you dont need to add kah if those words located at the middle or at the end of a sentence such as in this sentence ` jari awak ada berapa (kesemuanya)?` your fingers are how many (totally)?
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    September 5, 2016
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    Question about Arabic language al fusha Currently I am learning Modern standard arabic with a hope i will be able  to understanding of arabic news and  formal talk in tv show.. but my big question is.. if some day when i will be able to fully understand what those people in al jazeera talk about then will i also understand all the words in the quran which written in old arabic... are the words in the quran still in used in today standard arabic?
    August 22, 2016
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    here is the more informal way for your statement in malay ' hai saye orang filipina, boleh tak nak mintak tolong kawan-kawan dari malaysie ajarkan saye bahase melayu.. terime kasih banyak-banyak.. the letter A at the final of any words in malay normally pronounced as 'E' like when you say ' earlier' with out the sound of R.. example Sayearlier for the word saya (I/me)
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    August 18, 2016
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    here is the more informal talk.... boleh tak ajarkan saya bahasa melayu? tak is short way to say tidak 'no/not" direct english translation can/not teach me malay?
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    August 18, 2016
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    i thinks it is more than that... some words have different meaning in indonesia and malay... the word 'pantat' in indonesia  means your ass but in malay the word mean vagina... :O
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    August 18, 2016
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    Teruk is normally used for a situation while buruk is more appropriate to be used with a noun. But some time you may use teruk for noun if the thing you reffered at is really at bad condition.. most of the time the words are interchangeable... only use teruk when you find it really really bad... one more thing when you use the words to judge someone's look its more appropriate to use buruk if you mean the person is ugly.. u only can use teruk to refer the person facial condition after certain things happen that make the person face look terrible like after an accident. Example wajah dia kelihatan teruk selepas di serang seseorang . his/her face look terrible after being attack by someone.. off course you could have a good looking face before the incident :))
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    August 18, 2016
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