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- Lucas: Welcome back to Learn Malay with Fexingo! I'm Lucas. Luna: And I'm Luna! Episode 35, can you believe it? Lucas: I know, right? We've come a long way. Today, we're going to the park. Luna: Oh, I love the park! So, what are we learning? Lucas: Some fun activity words. Like walking, running, playing... things you do at the park. Luna: Perfect. Let's start. Lucas: First up: 'Saya suka berjalan.' It means 'I like to walk.' Let's break it down. 'Saya' is 'I', 'suka' is 'like', and 'berjalan' means 'to walk'. Luna: Saya suka berjalan. Lucas: Yes! That's it. Say it once more. Luna: Saya suka berjalan. Lucas: Nice. Now, imagine we're at the park. I could say, 'Saya suka berjalan di taman.' 'Taman' means park. Luna: So 'Saya suka berjalan di taman' is 'I like to walk in the park'. Lucas: Exactly. Good job, Luna. Luna: Alright, what's next? Lucas: Next is 'Saya suka berlari.' That's 'I like to run.' 'Berlari' means 'to run'. Luna: Saya suka berlari. Oh, that's easier than I thought. Lucas: Yeah, because 'berjalan' and 'berlari' sound similar. So just swap the middle part. Luna: Got it. Saya suka berjalan, Saya suka berlari. Lucas: Perfect. Now, what about playing? In Malay, 'to play' is 'bermain'. So 'Mari kita bermain' means 'Let's play'. Luna: Mari kita bermain. That sounds fun. Lucas: It does. You can use it at the park with friends. 'Mari kita bermain bola' means 'Let's play ball'. Luna: Mari kita bermain bola. I like that. Lucas: Great. Now, let's talk about sitting. 'To sit' is 'duduk'. And 'Dia sedang duduk' means 'He/She is sitting'. Luna: Dia sedang duduk. So 'sedang' indicates an ongoing action? Lucas: Yes, like the '-ing' form in English. 'Dia sedang duduk' = 'He is sitting.' Luna: Got it. Dia sedang duduk di atas bangku. 'Bangku' is bench, right? Lucas: Yes! You remembered from before? 'Di atas' means 'on'. So 'Dia sedang duduk di atas bangku' is 'He is sitting on a bench.' Excellent. Luna: Thanks. What's the last one? Lucas: Last one: 'Saya suka membaca buku.' That's 'I like to read a book.' 'Membaca' means 'to read', and 'buku' is 'book'. Luna: Saya suka membaca buku. That's a nice sentence. Lucas: Yeah. At the park, you might see someone reading on a bench. Luna: So 'Dia sedang membaca buku' means 'He is reading a book'. Lucas: Exactly. You're catching on fast. Luna: Alright, let's practice all of them together. Lucas: Sure. Repeat after me: Saya suka berjalan. Luna: Saya suka berjalan. Lucas: Saya suka berlari. Luna: Saya suka berlari. Lucas: Mari kita bermain. Luna: Mari kita bermain. Lucas: Dia sedang duduk. Luna: Dia sedang duduk. Lucas: Saya suka membaca buku. Luna: Saya suka membaca buku. Lucas: Amazing. Now, let's imagine we're at the park. I'll say something, and you respond. Luna: Okay, hit me. Lucas: Apa yang awak suka buat di taman? What do you like to do at the park? Luna: Saya suka berjalan di taman. Lucas: Good. And after walking, what do you want to do? Luna: Mari kita bermain bola! Lucas: I love it. Then after playing, maybe we sit down. Luna: Dia sedang duduk. Oh wait, that's 'he is sitting'. So 'Kita duduk' is 'We sit'. Lucas: Yes. 'Kita duduk' is 'We sit'. And if you want to say 'We are sitting', it's 'Kita sedang duduk'. Luna: Kita sedang duduk di atas rumput. 'Rumput' is grass? Lucas: Yes! 'Di atas rumput' means 'on the grass'. Good one. Luna: And then maybe read a book? Saya suka membaca buku. Lucas: Perfect. You've got a whole park scene now. Luna: Thanks to you. So, let's recap quickly for the listeners. Lucas: Sure. Today we learned five phrases: Saya suka berjalan, Saya suka berlari, Mari kita bermain, Dia sedang duduk, and Saya suka membaca buku. Luna: All related to activities at the park. Very useful. Lucas: Remember, you can mix and match. Try saying 'Saya suka berlari di taman' or 'Mari kita membaca buku'. Luna: Practice makes perfect. Keep using these phrases, and they'll stick. Lucas: Thanks for listening to Learn Malay with Fexingo. See you next time! Luna: Selamat tinggal! Bye!