14:59 Feb 2, 2009 |
Indonesian to English translations [Non-PRO] General / Conversation / Greetings / Letters | |||||
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5 | Where have you been, John? |
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5 | Then they all will be respectively lost (one by one) John |
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Where have you been, John? Explanation: Ilang-ilang= menghilang, Indonesian word, informal conversation. Dalam hal ini mungkin John lama tidak muncul dalam pergaulan. The word 'kong' doesn't have any meaning. More examples of this style: the use of 'ding, sih, deh, teh, kok, loh, lah, to' etc. |
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Then they all will be respectively lost (one by one) John Explanation: Explanation: in brief then they all will be lost John in manadonese kong = lalu = then ilang-ilang = hilang satu per satu hingga semuanya hilang Ironi TNI-AL dibonsai & Proyek Kapal Selam RI dipangkas -implikasi ...100 lebih pesan - Pos terakhir: 17 Jul 2008 KRI Samadikun (341) sewaktu masih bernama USS John R. Perry ...... udah pada ilang ilang :piss:apalagi ada layanan sms gift skarang klo ... forum.detik.com/archive/index.php/t-4807.html - 258k - Tembolok - Halaman sejenis |
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