Questions & Answers about Mereka saling melihat.
- Mereka = they
- saling = each other / one another
- melihat = to see / to look at
So the structure is very literally:
- Mereka → subject
- saling → marks a mutual action
- melihat → the action
Together, it expresses the idea that the action goes both ways.
In Malay, saling usually comes before the verb to show that the action is reciprocal, meaning the people do it to one another.
So:
- Mereka saling melihat = they see/look at each other
This pattern is very common:
- mereka saling membantu = they help each other
- mereka saling mengenali = they know each other
- mereka saling mencintai = they love each other
So saling + verb is a standard pattern.