Kakak tua biru. ka , kali, kalian, kalianka@bakn ka: older sister, or the calling to lady customers, "silahkan ka", ; kali: "perhaps", or "river" as noun kalian: "you guys" kalianka: not Indonesian|Kali also means river Did you mean Kali Angke?|ka (shortened from "kakak") : big sister / brother kali : maybe, times, multiply kalian : you (plural informal) anda sekalian : you (plural formal) "kalianka" there Kakak@ByeolBit123 Kakak = elder sibling, elder 아는 사람 (형, 형님, 서방님, 오빠, 언니, 누나, 형수, 처형, 자형, 매형, 형부, 선배, etc) Some of us also use “kakak” when have a talk with young-stranger. "kak, boleh tolong saya" - means : "sister, can you help me?" normally people use kakak tn the middle sentence. You can simply call them "Kak" without knowing their name. normally people will use kak, when their calling the person or to address the people. We can even use it to call strangers. "Kakak saya sedang belajar di universiti" "My older sister is currently studying at (the) university" "Adik perempuan saya pergi ke tadika setiap hari" "My younger sister goes to (her/the) kindergarten every day"|Kakak - أخت kakak plis beliin aku ini (joking with your friend) / sister, please buy me this 3. 的定义 So if I say kakak laki-laki sepupu John, adik laki-laki sepupu Tom, kakak sepupu Mary, adik sepupu Rose in general conversations, would you find it weird? kak@aiye_shu Yes. some areas in Indonesia sometimes use for older brother |kakak means older sister/brother. |you can use "kak" when calling people older than you kak + his or her name example : kak ani, kak budi|kak is usually used to call an older brother/sister in a polite way|senpai|"kak" is short form of "kakak" means older sister, we use "abang kakBut sometime people who just meets and talk politely will adding kak before name, to someone with similar age. Hahaha something like that. |kak is also use in calling other stranger. We can use it without saying the name. |Kakak = Elder Brother|usually, we use "kakak" to call everyone who are older than us in Indonesia (1-10 years older than us as long as they are not merried yet kak same meaning, kak is short for kakak. example: You kakak kakak : older sister adik (perempuan) : younger sister you can just use [ adik ] for a younger sibling regardless of gender, given that the context is clear. kakak aku sayang kamu (relationship) / sister, i love you kak is the short form of kakak, we used kak than kakak more in our daily life theres people who type ka too, i don't know whats the reason tho 😭|@BostonBule oh sorry i forgot to explain yes theres a KakakIt originally means older sibling, but it can also be used to call young people who are older than us. eg. ka , kali, kalian, kalianka@bakn ka: older sister, or the calling to lady customers, "silahkan ka", ; kali: "perhaps", or "river" as noun kalian: "you guys" kalianka: not Indonesian|Kali also means river Did you mean Kali Angke?|ka (shortened from "kakak") : big sister / brother kali : maybe, times, multiply kalian : you (plural informal) anda sekalian : you (plural formal) "kalianka" there . Or when you on workplace they adding pak(for man) or bu(for woman) for talk politely to senioror boss. "dia kakak saya" means "she is my sister" I hope it's help. . Kakak@ByeolBit123 Kakak = elder sibling, elder 아는 사람 (형, 형님, 서방님, 오빠, 언니, 누나, 형수, 처형, 자형, 매형, 형부, 선배, etc) Some of us also use “kakak” when have a talk with young-stranger. kak informal, kakak for formal. |mostly we use for older sister . 的定义 @fl0ur 'Mbak' It's originally from Javanese language and it means 'Kakak perempuan' (older sister) in Indonesian. ykt1z, haf4, b621, oxluw, ifqtp, v870g, qmh5hn, dmp2v, zlvl, x1de6,