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Betawi

The original Jakarta dialect. From 'gue-elo' to classic banters, trace the roots of modern Indonesian slang through Betawi.

6 words•Updated periodically

Abang

“A term of address for an older or same-aged male in Betawi society, carrying connotations of respect and familiarity.”

1 meanings

Babe

“Babe is a term of endearment or respect for a father or an older man in Betawi society.”

1 meanings

Nyak

“An affectionate term for a mother or an older woman in Betawi society.”

1 meanings

Encang

“Encang refers to a term of address for an uncle or a parent's younger brother, especially within the Betawi community.”

1 meanings

Mpok

“Mpok refers to a respectful address for an older or respected woman in Betawi society.”

1 meanings

Encing

“Encing refers to a respectful term for an aunt in Betawi culture, used for both paternal and maternal aunts.”

1 meanings