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4 Jun 2017
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Does the word "saket/sakit" in Malysian also mean "sickness"?
Does the word "saket/sakit" in Malysian also mean "sickness"?
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there's no such thing as saket. it's sakit. it means sick/sickness and it can be "it is painful"
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I see... Thank you! ^___^
'cause here in the Philippines, sakit also means the same thing. 😊
'cause here in the Philippines, sakit also means the same thing. 😊
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@Yeonnie yes.. malaysia & philipines have some similar languange.. we also use 'aku' which is mean 'me' / 'I'
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by the way, how do you pronounce "sakit" in Malaysian? 😅
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wow!
Thank you!! @mar_soa , I'm actually very interested in learning different languages. especially Malaysian and Indonesian 'cause they seem to just "relative languages". 😁
Thank you!! @mar_soa , I'm actually very interested in learning different languages. especially Malaysian and Indonesian 'cause they seem to just "relative languages". 😁
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@Yeonnie nice attitude.. me too.. i'm very interest to learn other languages.. and i want to start learning philipines language when i know there are similar words with malaysian through philipines movie.. huhu
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the car alway broken repair n repair
the car many sakit also can use
kereta tu banyak sakit
if enjin broken cant use sakit
enjin rosak
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@decadeam32 wrong ur head talking some got difent from textbook sakit this word's kit aksen/ejaan = ket
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