Prefer
“"Prefer" in English means to like something more or have a first choice over other alternatives. In Indonesia, it's often used in casual conversations, especially among urban millennials and Gen Z.”
Discover the richness of Indonesian vocabulary, from Jakarta's street slang to centuries-old regional dialects, organized alphabetically for your convenience.
“"Prefer" in English means to like something more or have a first choice over other alternatives. In Indonesia, it's often used in casual conversations, especially among urban millennials and Gen Z.”
“A shortened form of 'Sepuh' (Elder), used to address someone who is highly skilled, experienced, or a veteran in a specific field.”
“Emotionally heated or provoked.”
“Worker; a person who performs labor or works for an employer, especially during the Dutch colonial period in the East Indies.”
“A piece of land surrounded by water on all sides, whether in sea, lake, or river”
“A polite expression to ask for permission or to initiate speech.”
“Playing competitive games intensively to increase rank or tier in ranked mode”