Questions & Answers about Semak berat badannya.
It is an imperative sentence, so it gives a command or instruction.
The understood subject is you, but Malay usually leaves it out in commands. So the structure is basically:
Semak = check
berat badannya = his/her body weight
So the full sense is Check his/her weight.
Semak means check, review, or verify.
In this sentence, it suggests checking someone's weight, possibly by:
- looking at a record,
- confirming a measurement,
- or making sure the information is correct.
If you mean actually weigh the person on a scale, Malay often uses timbang instead:
- Timbang berat badannya. = Weigh his/her body weight / weigh the person
So semak is more like check, while timbang is more specifically weigh.