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Teu nanaon

/su/Source Language: The language or dialect this term originates from (SU).
Sundanese•1 meaning found
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reassuringTone: reassuring. Indicates the emotional nuance or social context of the word.Indonesian SlangTopic: Indonesian Slang. The category or sphere of life where this word is used.Jawa BaratRegion: Jawa Barat. Specifies the geographical origin or local dialect area.
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Definition & Context

It's okay; an expression of reassurance.

Synonyms & Variants

baik-baik saja

baik-baik saja

An expression stating that someone or something is in a normal condition and there are no problems.

Synonym
nggak papa

nggak papa

A conversational or slang form of 'tidak apa-apa', often used in informal contexts.

Register Variant
ora popo

ora popo

A Javanese dialect expression meaning 'it's okay', used to calm or state no problem.

Dialect Variant
santai saja

santai saja

An informal expression suggesting someone to not worry or be tense.

Register Variant
tidak apa-apa

tidak apa-apa

Standard phrase stating that something is not a problem or does not need to be worried about.

Synonym

Usage Notes or Etymology

Used to calm or reassure someone.

Real-world Usage

Tenang wae, teu nanaon.

Representative of real-world usage and contextual accuracy.

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