Casual, colloquial Indonesian expressions and slang used among friends that a textbook usually skips. Front: the Indonesian word or phrase. Back: English meaning.
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I, me (casual Jakarta slang for 'saya')- lo
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you (casual Jakarta slang for 'kamu')- banget
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very, really (casual intensifier placed after an adjective)- nih
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here, this (casual filler used for emphasis or when handing something over)- deh
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okay then, alright (casual softening particle)- dong
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come on, of course (casual particle for emphasis or mild insistence)- sih
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well, actually (casual filler particle, often softens a question or statement)- kok
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why, how come (casual particle expressing surprise or questioning)- gitu
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like that (casual contraction of 'begitu')- bete
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annoyed, in a bad mood (slang)- baper
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overly emotional, taking things too personally (slang, from 'bawa perasaan')- kepo
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nosy, overly curious about others' business (slang)- mager
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too lazy to move or go out (slang, from 'malas gerak')- jomblo
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single, without a romantic partner (slang)- galau
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anxious or confused about one's feelings (slang)
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