Year 7 Indonesian Vocab Sheet 5

The correct answer is "Thank-you" because "terima kasih" is a common expression of gratitude in the Indonesian language, and "Thank-you" is the closest equivalent in English. It is used to express appreciation or to show gratitude towards someone for their help or kindness.

The question is asking for the translation of the word "dan" in English. The answer provided is "and, And", which suggests that "dan" can be translated as "and" in English. The repetition of "and" with a capital letter and a lowercase letter indicates that both "and" and "And" are acceptable translations for the word "dan".

The correct answer is "suka, Suka." In Indonesian, the word for "like" is "suka." The answer includes both the lowercase and uppercase versions of the word, which indicates that either form is acceptable as a translation for "like" in Indonesian.

The correct answer is "tetapi" because "tetapi" is the Indonesian word for "but" in English.

The correct answer for how to say "hate" in Indonesian is "benci" or "Benci".

The correct answer for how to say "love" in Indonesian is "cinta" or "Cinta". Both options are correct as they represent the same word in Indonesian.

The phrase "sama-sama" in English can be translated as "no worries" or "your welcome". This phrase is commonly used in response to someone saying "thank you" to express that there is no need to thank them and that they are happy to help or provide assistance. It is a polite and friendly way to acknowledge gratitude and show that the person is welcome.

The correct answer is "Your welcome." This phrase is used to respond to someone who has thanked you for something. It is a polite way to acknowledge their gratitude and indicate that their appreciation is accepted.

The correct answer is "suka sekali" or "Suka sekali". In Indonesian, the phrase "suka sekali" translates to "really like" in English. The word "suka" means "like" and "sekali" intensifies the meaning, emphasizing a strong liking or enjoyment. So, when someone wants to express a high level of fondness or enthusiasm for something in Indonesian, they can use the phrase "suka sekali".

The correct answer for how to say "tidak suka" in Indonesian is "dont like", "don't like", and "Don't like". In Indonesian, "tidak suka" means "don't like".