Malay Verb : NAK = to want

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Hi iam from india i am learning with you malay i learned from you much more so I want say you (terima kasih)

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Sama-sama 😊

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Terima kasih

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Can you also say "nak nasi Goreng"?

[@ILearnMalay]

Yes..you can. :)

[@ilune22]

But why is the nak used in some sentences that do not necessarily mean TO WANT ? For example : macam mana NAK buat ni ?

[@ILearnMalay]

This is one way 'nak' is incorporated in spoken Malay. Whenever you ask 'how to' question or answer, 'nak' is put before the main verb like in this case 'buat'. This is optional, you could just say - macam mana buat ni? 👌

[@ilune22]

@@ILearnMalay or anther example : « susahlah nak cakap » : it’s hard to say, I’ve impression sometimes NAK uses like « TO » right?

[@ILearnMalay]

Betul! = Correct! 😊

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betul!@@ilune22

[@ހުސެއިންޒިލާލް01]

Mau , hendak atau nak same ?

[@ILearnMalay]

Yes, they are the same. Hendak is used more in literature while mau and nak; colloquially