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Bismillahirrahmanirrahim
"telah"
Telah /tษ.lah/ is a word showing a completed moment in the past.
It is an adverb.
How to use it?
You can use it after a verb.
Some examples:
Aku telah pergi. (I have gone.)
Risu telah mandi. (Risu has taken a bath.)
Telah is a kind of formal forms.
๐ต T'lah or tlah /tlah/ is the short form of telah.
It is commonly used in poems, poetry or songs because it gives poetic vibes.
You can use sudah /su.dah/ to make your sentence a bit casual. You can use it in formal occasions.
Risu sudah mandi. ๐
Some short forms of sudah:
suda
uda
udah
dah
They are considered slang words, not bad words just considered impolite if you use it for elders or in formal occasions.
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Bonus:
This expression
Apa saja yang sudah
Anda lakukan hari ini? (What have you done today?
is too formal.
Instead, just use this ๐
Sudah ngapain aja hari ini?
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@indonesian4foreigner always support Palestine ๐ต๐ธ๐ต๐ธ๐ต๐ธ
Bismillahirrahmanirrahim
"telah"
Telah /tษ.lah/ is a word showing a completed moment in the past.
It is an adverb.
How to use it?
You can use it after a verb.
Some examples:
Aku telah pergi. (I have gone.)
Risu telah mandi. (Risu has taken a bath.)
Telah is a kind of formal forms.
๐ต T'lah or tlah /tlah/ is the short form of telah.
It is commonly used in poems, poetry or songs because it gives poetic vibes.
You can use sudah /su.dah/ to make your sentence a bit casual. You can use it in formal occasions.
Risu sudah mandi. ๐
Some short forms of sudah:
suda
uda
udah
dah
They are considered slang words, not bad words just considered impolite if you use it for elders or in formal occasions.
๐๐๐๐๐
Bonus:
This expression
Apa saja yang sudah
Anda lakukan hari ini? (What have you done today?
is too formal.
Instead, just use this ๐
Sudah ngapain aja hari ini?
<โโโโยซยปโโโโ>
@indonesian4foreigner always support Palestine ๐ต๐ธ๐ต๐ธ๐ต๐ธ
