bahasa indonesia

3 a membaca (read)
b membacakan (read for someone)
4 a membeli .(buy)
b membelikan (buj7 for someone)
5 a memasak (cook)
b memasakkan (cook for someone)
6 a membawa (bring)
b membawakan (bring for someone)
7 a mencari (look for)
b mencarikan (look for something for someone)
8 a mencuci [wash)
b mencucikan (wash. for someone)
In some cases, verbs with the suffix -kan mean the same as those
without the suffix. The suffix does not lend any additional meaning to
these verbs, so we can use either form. Some of these verbs are:
memberi to give memberikan to give
mendapat to get, obtain mendapatkan to get, obtain
mengantar to take/accornpany mengantarkan to take/accompany
someone to a place
someone to a place
Kepah sekolah memberi(kan) penghargaan kepada murid itu.
The headmaster/headmistress gave an award to that student.
Ayahnya rnendapat(kan) pekerjaan di Bandung.
Her father got a job in Bandung.
Mereka mengantar(kan) saya ke bandara.
They took me to the airport.
In very few cases, meN-kan verbs are used in the same way as berverbs;
that is, intransitively. One example is:
mengatakan to say berkata to say
Dia mengatakanlberkata bahwa dia akan datang ke pesta saya.
Hefshe said that he/she would come to my party.
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