Trouble with English post here.....

[xshade]

i think rea hospital is the correct one

what does rea hospital mean?

 

[Tsukisaki Yuu]

Example.
-For God's sake = Demi Tuhan! <-- but the sake hasn't been translated.
-For Her sake = Demi dia! <-- The sake also hasn't been translated.

which part of that phrase's not translated? sake means "demi" in indonesia. or in another word "untuk dia/untuk kepentingan dia/didedikasikan untuk dia/" just like xshade's answer earlier...

 

[mas6]

what the english of mengantri?
Refers what is that

 

[vpatrickd]

What is mengantri? Ngantri? Antri?
If it is antri, then it is 'lining up' or to 'queue'.

Usage in sentence: for example:
-I am lining up to buy the tickets for MI3.
-I am queuing to buy the tickets for Da Vinci Code.

 

[mas6]

ow
How about the rea hospital and hospital rea
mana yang benar!(sorry use indo )

 

[cungz]

Somebody please explain about the using of Who, Whom, and Whose
Thanks

 

[razgriz47]

Who... you are asking about the subject <-- I guess there's no complicated stuff here

Whom,.. asking about the object... example=Whom do you walk with yesterday?

whose,... asking about possessive.. example=Whose wang is it?

 

[CR4Y]

Just like razgriz47 but you should know that the word "who" it's only for human not for things.
@kyuzu: about wanna, want, wanted
Wanna: This mean want to. It's a slank word
Want: This is in present
Wanted: This is in Past
Wanted => it's not diingini but it means ingin. If you would like to make it diingini you got to add "be"
The formula for it: "be + v3" don't forget

Ray

 

[bot]

oopss im wrong sorry /sry

btw i just want to know what is the meaning vindicated in indonesia
its a song title of dashboard confentional

 

[cungz]

Oh.. I see... /heh
I didn't understand about the difference before.. Thanks for the explain /thx

 

[scarface_qwerty]

vindicated = freed from any question of guilt

 

[xhumpit]

The word sake can be meaned "in purpose of" as we use it in these sentences: "for the sake of peace", or "He kill the old man for the sake of money".
The word sake also can be meaned "in the name of" or likely with "in behalf of", as we use it in these sentences: "i made the decision for my father's sake" or, "They'll serve this community for Christ's sake."

CMIIW (kata bang RHA, correct me if i'm wrong..)

 

[razgriz47]

The word sake can be meaned "in purpose of" as we use it in these sentences: "for the sake of peace", or "He kill the old man for the sake of money".
The word sake also can be meaned "in the name of" or likely with "in behalf of", as we use it in these sentences: "i made the decision for my father's sake" or, "They'll serve this community for Christ's sake."

CMIIW (kata bang RHA, correct me if i'm wrong..)

Thank you for answering my question.
But that's not what I ask.
I understand what "sake" is.

But how do you put it in Indonesian?
I guess "kepentingan" isn't exactly right.

 

[xhumpit]

"for the sake of peace" = demi perdamaian, or "He kill the old man for the sake of money" = dia membunuh laki-laki tua itu demi uang.

"i made the decision for my father's sake"= AKu membuat keputusan ini atas nama ayahku. or, "They'll serve this community for Christ's sake." = Mereka akan melayani daerah ini atas nama Kristiani.

 

[CR4Y]

sake = demi or atas nama. Maybe those are the perfect word for it
Any question?

Ray

 

[mas6]

Nerds what is that?

 

[razgriz47]

Those with thick glasses....

Well, to be more serious...
nerds are clever people but lonely and socially awkward person....

 

[CR4Y]

Nerd: In indonesian is "Kutu" like somebody who really like something so bad. For example Kutu Buku. I guess you all know that meaning right.
Also nerd is also used by teenager a lot. Like if they found somebody really like in something, they would say that word "Nerd"
Nerd is not a bad word. It's just a fun word.

Ray

 

[cungz]

What is Rascal means?

 

[CR4Y]

Rascal = Bajingan. A bad guy.

Ray