Month: May 2024

"Jangan-jangan" is an Indonesian expression that is used to express speculation or suspicion about something. It's similar to saying "perhaps" or "I wonder if" in English. It's often used when…

In Indonesia, greeting someone goes beyond the conventional "hello" or "good morning." While phrases like "selamat pagi" (good morning), "siang" (afternoon), "sore" (evening), "malam" (night), "hai," or "halo" are commonly…

In Indonesian, the verb "lihat" primarily means "to see" or "to look at," which implies a visual action. So when someone says, "Aku mau lihat keluargaku," it suggests they want…