Breakdown of Guru menyuruh murid duduk.
Questions & Answers about Guru menyuruh murid duduk.
Indonesian does not use articles like “the” or “a/an”.
- Guru can mean a teacher, the teacher, or teachers, depending on context.
- Murid can mean a student, the student, or students, again depending on context.
If you really need to make something clearly specific, you usually add more information, for example:
- guru itu – that / the teacher
- murid itu – that / the student
- seorang guru – a (single) teacher
- seorang murid – a (single) student
But in many sentences, Indonesian simply leaves it to context.