bahasa indonesia

'
Ayo, bersihkan mobilm .
Come on, clean car:
Silakan makan kuem!
Please eat t& cake!
* * * . * * * * . ,
" ncl ,
-.-
can be
mtext.
We can also attach -nya to an adjective to make an exclamatory remark
about something. In a sentence, this exclamation usually comes before
the noun or noun phrase that we exclaim about. For example, if we
want to say how beautiful a flower is, then the word 'beautiful' comes
first and 'flower' follows.
Cantikm bunga ini!
Adjective + nyo Noun phrase
How beautiful this flower is!
-
Sulitnya
Adjeaive + nya
How difficult
ujian itu!
Noun phrase
the exam was!
Nakalnya anak ini!
Adjective + nyo Noun phrase
How naughty this child is!
We can, of course, use an exclamation to pay someone a compliment or
to express surprise, exasperation, a sense of wonder and so on. Often
people do not bother to mention the noun phrase because what they are
exclaiming about is understood from context.
Enakm!
How delicious! (for example, referring to food)
Dingin-
So cold! (for example, referring to the weather) -
We can also add another exclamatory word, such as aduh, wah or
ampun, in front of the adjective to give the exclamation more force.
Aduh, petit=!
My goodness, how scunm!
Wah, baum!
Literal?.. Wow, the smell! (for example, referring to fragrant or bad smell)
+ Wow, the smells nice! or Oh, that stinks!
Ampun, nakalw
My goodness, so naughty! (for example, referring to a child's behaviour)
W&
Make up an exclamatory expression using -nya for each of the following
situations. Add an excl&atory word in front of your adjective to
reinforce it. You can mention the noun phrase after the adjective, if you
wish. The adjectives are underlined to help you,
Uses of -np 1 3 7