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I live in Indonesia, in Bali exactly. I've studied English for a half of my age, and still can't speak fluently. It was because of lack of friends with English around me. So, if I could practice it with someone, especially with the native speaker, it would be great. I also know a little bit of Japanese, because I have fondness in anime and I like Japan culture. And now I am learning Deutsch because I have a dream to achieve there. So now it's time to learn German :D
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  • Answered
    Both have same meaning. But we rarely use lelaki, usually laki-laki. Lelaki is the type of word you always use in novel, poem, or something like that
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    December 16, 2017
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    July 22, 2017
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