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If You think that Indonesian language is so difficult, you are wrong. | If You think that Indonesian language is so difficult, you are wrong. | ||
Indonesian so easy for | Indonesian is so easy for talking and easy for studying in common conversation. | ||
We not | We do not use tenses like past, present, future, etc. | ||
We use the same structure. We just need adverb, like now, tomorrow, yesterday, etc. | |||
==Example== | ==Example== | ||
Revision as of 10:20, 22 December 2016
If You think that Indonesian language is so difficult, you are wrong.
Indonesian is so easy for talking and easy for studying in common conversation.
We do not use tenses like past, present, future, etc.
We use the same structure. We just need adverb, like now, tomorrow, yesterday, etc.
Example
- I eat the bread -> saya makan roti
- I ate the bread (yesterday)-> saya makan roti (kemarin)
- I will eat the bread (tomorow) ->saya akan makan roti (besok)