Mana doi dank.
English translation: I don't have money. Give me some, please.
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| 4 | Give me money then. |
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| 4 | I don't have money. Give me some, please. |
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5 hrs confidence: 
Give me money then. Explanation: Literally, "where is the money then?" This youth style colloquial expression can mean "Give me money then". |
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16 hrs confidence:
I don't have money. Give me some, please. Explanation: Aku nggak punya duit nih. I don't have money. .... then an implied messag e is (Give me some, please!) |
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