bahasa indonesia

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Here is a picture showing a public sign with dilarang. What does the
sign mean in English?
Tidak uscrh or tidak perlu
Both tidak usah (don't bother) and tidak perlu (there is no need) can be
used for a wide variety of situations. Like jangan, these expressions are
neutral in formality and politeness. However, jangan is mogv direct and,
therefore, can be very appropriate if we want stronger prohikitions (for
example, when we feel like being particularly harsh to someone].
As with jangan, the meN- prefix can be kept or dropped when we use
tidak usah or tidak perlu.
Tidak ~erlu datang pagi-pagi sekali.
There is no need to come too early. (Don't come too early.)
Tidak usah (mem)beritahu ayahmu.
Don't bother to tell your father. (Don't tell your fat he^)
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Tidak usah repot-repot bawa kado.
There is no need to bring a present. (Don't bother to bring a present.)
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Copy and complete the following table, giving five points of advice to
your friends, who are about to go to Indonesia, on things that they
should not do or that they do not need to do. Use jangan, dilarang,
tidak usah or tidak perlu.
Example:
Illegal drugs are prohibited, so you should not carry any.