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Harga minta means asking price.
It is a shortened way of saying harga yang diminta, literally the price that is asked for. In everyday Malay, this kind of shortening is quite common, especially in contexts like buying, selling, property, or bargaining.
So:
- harga = price
- minta = ask/request
- harga minta = asking price
A fuller, more explicit version would be harga yang diminta itu tinggi.
In Malay, demonstratives like ini and itu usually come after the noun, not before it as in English.
So:
- rumah itu = that house / the house
- harga minta itu = that asking price / the asking price
This is normal Malay word order.
English: that price
Malay: harga itu
When the noun phrase is longer, itu still goes at the end:
- harga yang diminta itu = that/the price being asked