Entah kamu setuju entah tidak, aku tetap melapor ke bos tentang hasil rapat.

Whether you agree or not, I will still report to the boss about the meeting results.

Breakdown of Entah kamu setuju entah tidak, aku tetap melapor ke bos tentang hasil rapat.

• kamu: you
• tidak: not
• ke: to
• tentang: about

Questions & Answers about Entah kamu setuju entah tidak, aku tetap melapor ke bos tentang hasil rapat.

What does the pattern entah ... entah ... do in this sentence?

It means “whether … or …” and frames two possibilities whose outcome won’t change the speaker’s action. With tetap later in the sentence, it reads as “Whether you agree or not, I’ll still report…”. It’s not a question; it’s a concessive setup, similar to “regardless of whether…”.

Do I have to repeat entah twice? Can I use atau?

You don’t have to repeat it. All are acceptable:

• Entah kamu setuju entah tidak, … (balanced/literary feel)
• Entah kamu setuju atau tidak, … (very common)
• Setuju atau tidak, … (short, natural)

Why is kamu omitted in the second half (entah tidak)?

It’s ellipsis. The second clause implicitly repeats what’s obvious from the first: (kamu) tidak (setuju). You could spell it out as entah kamu setuju entah kamu tidak setuju, but it’s wordy.

Why is tidak used and not bukan?