Questions & Answers about Kami sarapan di taman.
Both mean we, but:
- kami = we (excluding the person you’re talking to).
- kita = we (including the person you’re talking to).
So Kami sarapan di taman means you’re not including the listener; Kita sarapan di taman would include them.
Without markers, it’s context-dependent. It can mean:
- Habitual: We have breakfast in the park (as a routine).
- Present: We are having breakfast in the park (right now).
- Past: We had breakfast in the park (if context makes that clear).
Add markers to be explicit:
- Present progressive: Kami sedang/lagi sarapan di taman.
- Past (earlier today): Tadi kami sarapan di taman.
- Completed: Kami sudah sarapan di taman.
- Future: Besok kami akan sarapan di taman.
- Habitual: Biasanya kami sarapan di taman.
Both.
- As a verb: Kami sarapan di taman (We have breakfast in the park).
- As a noun: Kami menyiapkan sarapan (We prepare breakfast).
Avoid saying makan sarapan (eat breakfast); just use sarapan. An alternative to the verb is makan pagi (see next).