yups
“An expression of agreement or affirmation that's more relaxed and cheerful, informal version of 'yes'”
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“An expression of agreement or affirmation that's more relaxed and cheerful, informal version of 'yes'”
“A term for someone who is so in love that they're willing to do anything, even to the point of losing their self-respect.”
“Bjir is a slang expression used to convey shock, confusion, or even disbelief about a situation. This word is often said in a surprising tone and can be used in various contexts, both serious and playful.”
“An intensifier expressing a very high degree or extreme level of a state or quality”
“Food or items brought from home to eat/use during travel or at school/work”
“The act of creating a fake online persona to deceive someone emotionally or romantically”
“Unexpected or unrelated to the prior context.”
“Automatically or instantly triggered.”
“Feeling ashamed or embarrassed.”
“Having too much unnecessary behavior or antics.”
“A shortened form of 'Sepuh' (Elder), used to address someone who is highly skilled, experienced, or a veteran in a specific field.”
“On fire; performing extremely well or looking impressive.”
“A self-deprecating or sarcastic term for software developers who feel like manual laborers due to repetitive tasks, long hours, and high pressure.”
“Soothing or emotionally calming.”
“Sampoerna is a colonial-era term denoting absolute perfection or completeness. Used to praise something with highest regard, expressing that something is flawless, complete, and without deficiency. This term was common in official documents and correspondence of the Dutch East Indies in the early twentieth century.”
“Horas is used as a traditional Batak greeting to say hello to friends, family, or people you already know.”
“A brief acknowledgment or agreement.”
“Being overly sensitive or easily offended by something that is not serious. A person who is baper tends to take things personally in light-hearted situations or jokes, thus reacting excessively or getting hurt easily.”
“A romantic interest or potential partner known exclusively through online interactions, without physical meetings”
“Ngoprek is a term used to describe the activity of tinkering with or fixing technology devices, such as computers or gadgets, in an unofficial manner.”
“Showing off wealth or achievements.”
“Emotionally heated or provoked.”
“An expression of admiration or acknowledgment.”
“Mouth or lips; also means to talk a lot or be talkative in Javanese ngoko dialect”