in other words : can a sentence in Indonesian language starts with a verb?
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August 13, 2014
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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
August 11, 2014
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I think it's not an Arabic name,or just misspelled
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August 7, 2014
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How to pronounce these words ?
Is 'k' pronounced in words like dakwah . and the 'y' in words like syariah ?
It'll be great if you know any resource about reading rules in Indonesian,and how letters sound when they follow each others like 'ch' in English
August 7, 2014
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what's the difference between aku and ku ? should I remove the a when the previous word ends with a?
August 4, 2014
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شخبار, شخبارك, اشلونك, شمسوي,شلأخبار,عساك بخير, البحرين
هذه الألفاظ من اللهجة البحرينية, لكني لا اشجع اللهجات العامية أو دراستها !
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December 10, 2010
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wich is easier to learn, french or japanese language? i'm an arabic speaker
August 18, 2010
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learning standard Arabic is the best, every body can understand it and it's the one that's used in writing and reading
Bahrain is one of the Gulf countries too
