24 - The most potent prefix in Indonesian language: Prefix me-

[@alanpapaosoable]

omg, this video is a masterclass. such a jewel among a sea of shitty grammar vids. thank you so much. like

[@vincentbai2169]

Thank you so much, this video gave me great helpful... because I have been confusing this grammer for a long time.👏

[@learnbahasaindonesia3361]

Glad it was helpful!

[@lilyanggraini4294]

Kata dasar cuci ditambah prefix me menjadi mencuci or menyuci? Bagaimana dg jata dasar suci ditambah prefix me menjadi menyuci juga?

[@shijovjose]

Miss/Ibu, you are one special teacher.... Subscribed. Your little talk at the beginning of the video is simply an eye opener... Especially what you said about shedding the 'language sophistication' when needed.

[@Kprof]

Thanks. Obrigado. Merci beaucoup

[@michoo681]

saya telah mencoba banyak banyak video tidak ada yang menjelaskan seperti Anda, Anda profesional , to be honest i used google translation

[@BenjaminLupton]

So ber is like a possessive verb, and mem is like an acting verb. Strange that as Indonesian is an artificial/invented/non-emerged language that they made the me prefix so complicated! The easier the language the increase in adoption and literacy! But ah well! This was one of the best learning Indonesian videos I've found, so happy to see your others!

[@learnbahasaindonesia3361]

Actually, prefix 'me' isn't fully newly invented. It is adopted from Javan language, and that language has evolved for a long time. You can survive Indonesian language without prefix me: Saya makan kue itu. --> correct. Saya memakan kue itu. --> better.

[@HeruSupriyanto-c7h]

Dalam bahasa Indonesia jarang terdengar kata MEMAKAN.

[@ibukontraktor-taqwaproperty]

​@@HeruSupriyanto-c7h Betul. Because the word "makan" is already a verb, it is not necessary. The use of the prefix is different among cultures in Indonesia. Javan and some Sumatran cultures would be the heavier users of this prefix while Native Jakartan dan some other cultures would use less of it.

[@spagon]

terima kasih!

[@techvillage6926]

please upload video everyday you doing well

[@michoo681]

but we can use ber with adjective , like berbahaya so why we cannot use it with red

[@learnbahasaindonesia3361]

Bahaya is a noun. Berbahaya is an adjective.

[@learnbahasaindonesia3361]

Bahaya means danger, berbahaya means dangerous.

[@michoo681]

@@learnbahasaindonesia3361 Terima kasih banyak

[@learnbahasaindonesia3361]

@@michoo681 Sama-sama.

[@michoo681]

​@@learnbahasaindonesia3361 sorry for disturbing you , but with red color you said we cannot use BER because red adj. and in other article they said we can use , i am confusing . sorry again disturbing you and really ur great

[@HeruSupriyanto-c7h]

maaf, saya kira yang benar itu MENCUCI bukan menyuci.

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Could you tell me at which minute is the text invisible?

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Iya. Previously it wasn't visible, but have remastered it. Please check this video. This one is newly uploaded. Thank you.