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27/03/2026

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"Apa'

In this lesson, we are going to look at how to use "apa" for "what-question.

Most students usually make this mistake when they want to ask "what question" in Bahasa Indonesia.

In Indonesian language, mainly spoken language, apa is placed after verbs

Pattern : verbs + apa?

makan apa?
minum apa?
s**a apa?
mau apa?

Budi makan apa?

Let's Learn!Yes No Questions!Apa kamu s**a menari?Do you like dancing?Write yes no questions using verbs in the picture!
26/03/2026

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Yes No Questions!

Apa kamu s**a menari?
Do you like dancing?

Write yes no questions using verbs in the picture!

25/03/2026

Let's learn!

How to ask a YES-NO question in the Indonesian language.

"Apa"

Simply, use the word "apa" to turn a statement into a YES-NO question. Yes-No question simply asks a confirmation.

For example.
Ini ikan. (this is a fish). (if you are not sure whether this is fish or not? You can ask:
Apa ini ikan? ( Is this a fish?)

e.g.
Kamu mau kopi.
Apa kamu mau kopi?

Exercise
Turn these statements into a yes no questions!

- Kamu dari Bali. ( You are from Bali)
- Kamu s**a Bali. (You like Bali)
- Kamu mau kopi. You want coffee)

Write your answer in the comment below!

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15/03/2025

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Did you know that you can easily transform Indonesian adjectives into verbs just by adding "-kan"? Here’s a complete list to boost your vocabulary!

Size & Shape

1. kecil (small) → kecilkan (to make small)
2. besar (big) → besarkan (to make big)
3. panjang (long) → panjangkan (to lengthen)
4. pendek (short) → pendekkan (to shorten)
5. sempit (narrow) → sempitkan (to make narrow)
6. luas (wide/spacious) → luaskan (to widen)
7. tebal (thick) → tebalkan (to make thick)
8. tipis (thin) → tipiskan (to make thin)
9. gemuk (fat) → gemukkan (to fatten)
10. kurus (thin) → kuruskan (to slim down)

Height & Depth
11. tinggi (high/tall) → tinggikan (to raise/make taller)
12. rendah (low) → rendahkan (to lower)
13. dalam (deep) → dalamkan (to deepen)
14. dangkal (shallow) → dangkalkan (to make shallow)

Weight & Strength
15. berat (heavy) → beratkan (to make heavier)
16. ringan (light in weight) → ringankan (to lighten)
17. kuat (strong) → kuatkan (to strengthen)
18. lemah (weak) → lemahkan (to weaken)

Temperature & Wetness
19. panas (hot) → panaskan (to heat up)
20. dingin (cold) → dinginkan (to cool down)
21. kering (dry) → keringkan (to dry)
22. basah (wet) → basahkan (to make wet)

Light & Darkness
23. terang (bright) → terangkan (to brighten/explain)
24. gelap (dark) → gelapkan (to darken)

Softness & Hardness
25. lembut (soft) → lembutkan (to soften)
26. keras (hard) → keraskan (to harden)

Speed & Intensity
27. cepat (fast) → cepatkan (to speed up)
28. lambat (slow) → lambatkan (to slow down)

Cleanliness & Dirtiness
29. bersih (clean) → bersihkan (to clean)
30. kotor (dirty) → kotorkan (to make dirty)

Emotion & Feeling
31. senang (happy) → senangkan (to make happy)
32. sedih (sad) → sedihkan (to make sad)
33. marah (angry) → marahkan (to make angry)
34. tenang (calm) → tenangkan (to calm down)

Color
35. merah (red) → merahkan (to make red)
36. biru (blue) → birukan (to make blue)
37. kuning (yellow) → kuningkan (to make yellow)
38. hijau (green) → hijaukan (to make green)
39. hitam (black) → hitamkan (to blacken)
40. putih (white) → putihkan (to whiten)
41. abu-abu (gray) → abu-abukan (to gray)
42. cokelat (brown) → cokelatkan (to make brown)

Taste
43. manis (sweet) → maniskan (to sweeten)
44. asin (salty) → asinkan (to make salty)
45. asam (sour) → asamkan (to make sour)
46. pahit (bitter) → pahitkan (to make bitter)
47. pedas (spicy) → pedaskan (to make spicy)
48. gurih (savory) → gurihkan (to make savory)
49. tawar (bland/tasteless) → tawarkan (to make bland)

Distance
50. jauh (far) → jauhkan (to make far)
51. dekat (near) → dekatkan (to make near)

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