-kah
Malay
Alternative forms
- (informal) ke
Etymology
(This etymology is missing or incomplete. Please add to it, or discuss it at the Etymology scriptorium. Particularly: “Compare with -lah”)
Pronunciation
Suffix
-kah (Jawi spelling که-)
- Used on modal verbs and adverbs in questions
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- 2018 March 17, “Waspada agar tidak mudah terpedaya [Be careful so as not to be easily deceived]”, in Media Permata[1], archived from the original on 29 October 2018:
- Pernahkah anda bermasalah dengan orang yang memiliki wajah baik sedang sebenarnya menyimpan agenda buruk terhadap diri anda?
- Have you ever had problems with someone who has a good face but actually holds a bad agenda against you?
- Used on interrogative pronouns to indicate emphasis
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- Used to indicate uncertainty in a statement
- 2018 March 17, “Waspada agar tidak mudah terpedaya [Be careful so as not to be easily deceived]”, in Media Permata[2], archived from the original on 29 October 2018:
- Benarkah persepsi-persepsi ini? Betulkah wajah seseorang itu melambangkan siapa dia? Bolehkah kita meramal peribadi seseorang itu berdasarkan apa yang kita lihat sahaja?
- Are these perceptions real? Is it true that a person's face can represent who he/she is? Can we predict a person's personality based on what we see only?