Thank you very much, teacher. You chose the dialogue well. I hope that the dialogue that follows will be a dialogue between the owner and the tenant. For example, in hotels or homes. Thank you for your patience 👍👍👍
Yes, you may use 'mau' to replace 'nak'. They mean the same. Mahu / mau (spoken) Hendak / nak (spoken) For myself, I prefer to use 'nak' simply because I always use 'nak :)
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Thank you very much, teacher. You chose the dialogue well. I hope that the dialogue that follows will be a dialogue between the owner and the tenant. For example, in hotels or homes. Thank you for your patience 👍👍👍
Saya setuju juga~
You're welcome. Thank you for the suggestion.
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Thank you for the support!
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Awalaikomus salam wa Rahmatullahi wa barakatuhu..
Selamat petang cikgu
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Great lesson!
Terima kasih 🤗
Thank you
You're welcome
Terima kasih❤.. keep it up
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Thanks for the video. You write tak naklah. Why do you add lah after nak. Thank you.
We like to add suffix -lah to almost any word. No change in meaning though. It can soften a word but it also depends in the speaker.
I have a one doubt....
There are lot of people use "MAU" instand of "NAK"
Can u clear that...
Yes, you may use 'mau' to replace 'nak'. They mean the same.
Mahu / mau (spoken)
Hendak / nak (spoken)
For myself, I prefer to use 'nak' simply because I always use 'nak :)
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