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Questions & Answers about Kamu suka rumah itu.
Why is Kamu used here instead of a more formal pronoun like Anda?
Kamu is an informal way to say "you," often used among friends or people of the same age. Anda is more formal or polite and is used in more official situations or when addressing someone with respect.
What is the role of suka in this sentence?
Suka is a verb meaning "to like." In Indonesian, you usually just use suka followed by the object (in this case, rumah itu) to say you like something.
Could I also say Kamu menyukai rumah itu?
Yes, you could. Menyukai is a more formal variation. However, suka is more common in everyday conversation. Both forms have the same general meaning.
How do I distinguish between ini and itu?
Ini generally refers to something near the speaker (like "this" in English), while itu refers to something farther away or previously mentioned (like "that" in English). In the sentence, rumah itu indicates "that house," possibly one situated at some distance from the speaker.
Is this sentence considered informal or neutral in tone?
It’s fairly neutral but leans informal because of the pronoun kamu. If you wanted to be more formal, you could use Anda suka rumah itu instead.
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