Saya suka kelas daring bahasa Indonesia.

I like the online Indonesian class.

Breakdown of Saya suka kelas daring bahasa Indonesia.

• saya: I
• suka: to like
• bahasa Indonesia: the Indonesian language
• kelas daring: the online class

Questions & Answers about Saya suka kelas daring bahasa Indonesia.

Why does the sentence start with Saya instead of Aku? What’s the difference between them?

Both saya and aku mean I / me, but they differ in formality and context:

• Saya

  • More formal and neutral
  • Used in class, at work, with teachers, strangers, or in polite situations
  • Safe default for learners

• Aku

  • More informal / intimate
  • Used with close friends, family, and people of the same age or younger (depending on relationship)
  • Can sound too casual or out of place in a formal class context

In a sentence like Saya suka kelas daring bahasa Indonesia, saya is natural because you are talking in a neutral or slightly formal context (about a class).

You could say Aku suka kelas daring bahasa Indonesia to a close friend, and it would also be correct, just more casual.

Why is it suka and not something like mencintai or cinta for like?