bahasa indonesia

Dilarang
Literally meaning 'it is prohibited', this word is the passive form of the
verb melarang (to prohibit) and is used primarily for public notices
(official prohibitions). For instance, the following notice may be found
at a spot where pedlars are not supposed to have their base of
operations.
Dilarang berjualan di sini.
Do not do any selling here.
Other common notices are:
Dilarang membuang sampah di sini.
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Do not throw rubbish here. .
Dilarang masuk.
Do not enter.
Imperatives using dilarang are impersonal, formal and mostly used in
written Indonesian. The person doing the prohibiting is not stated, but
can be assumed. Because of this impersonal nature, we would not use
this form in casual speech except in jest; for example, to tall a Mend
not to come to our house, or to tell your older sister not to be angry
with you.
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Imperatives