Questions & Answers about Kami berolahraga di lapangan setiap sore.
In standard Indonesian, kami = “we (not including you),” while kita = “we (including you).”
- Kami berolahraga… = my group (not you) exercises…
- Kita berolahraga… = you and I (and possibly others) exercise…
Note: In some casual speech, people use kita loosely, but the standard distinction is important.
Yes, berolahraga is the verb “to exercise / do sports.” Olahraga is a noun (“sport; exercise”) but is often used as a verb in casual speech.
- Neutral/formal: Saya berolahraga tiap pagi.
- Casual: Saya olahraga tiap pagi.
The prefix ber- often forms intransitive verbs meaning “to do/have/be X.”
Examples: bersepeda (to cycle), berkacamata (to wear glasses), berwarna (to be colored).
So ber- + olahraga = “to do sports; to exercise.”