Wait ?. What?.. okay.. so what is kirikiri?..And what is kanan-kanan.. And again, here in the phil, kanan means right... as in left-right.. Shinkyuu
Kiri means left. In Indonesia when people ride public transportation like bus in other countries, we said "kiri-kiri" to stop it. Means "left, left" then you can get out. Sorry if my English is bad
Oohhhh.. thanks! .. is your driving direction same as england?.. is that why you say kirikiri so that the bus would go nearer the sidewalk?.. Dont worry about your english(๑•ㅂ•)و✧. Im bad with grammar.. haha
Oohhhh.. thanks! .. is your driving direction same as england?.. is that why you say kirikiri so that the bus would go nearer the sidewalk?.. Dont worry about your english(๑•ㅂ•)و✧. Im bad with gramma... Shinkyuu
Yup. In Indonesia people ride on the left side. And because public transportation stops anywhere they like (haha), passangers need to tell the driver where they want to stop. But it's interesting that bahasa and tagalog has the same word for 'right' (side)
It means 'congratulation!' in bahasa. Similar, eh? Btw, how did it come to learning bahasa and tagalog? Haha ... i'm happy, tho, finding people from my country and our neighbor :) hi shinkyuu, nice 2 meet u
It means 'congratulation!' in bahasa. Similar, eh? Btw, how did it come to learning bahasa and tagalog? Haha ... i'm happy, tho, finding people from my country and our neighbor :) hi shinkyuu, nice 2 meet u @Anonymous
Wow so many of you can understand bahasa i pretty much am forced to learn it because here where i live ypu are 100% have to learn it but i like english better
When he said kiri-kiri and you're Indonesian.
What is Kirikiri in bahasa?.. here in the philippines, Kilikili is armpit...
now we just need a kanan-kanan
And stop bang..
OMG =))))))) I died =))))))))))
Wait ?. What?.. okay.. so what is kirikiri?..
And what is kanan-kanan..
And again, here in the phil, kanan means right... as in left-right..
Kiri means left.
In Indonesia when people ride public transportation like bus in other countries, we said "kiri-kiri" to stop it. Means "left, left" then you can get out.
Sorry if my English is bad
Oohhhh.. thanks! .. is your driving direction same as england?.. is that why you say kirikiri so that the bus would go nearer the sidewalk?..
Dont worry about your english(๑•ㅂ•)و✧. Im bad with grammar.. haha
Yup. In Indonesia people ride on the left side. And because public transportation stops anywhere they like (haha), passangers need to tell the driver where they want to stop. But it's interesting that bahasa and tagalog has the same word for 'right' (side)
wahahaha.. you are right.
i think there are so many indonesian people in here.
halo semua
Salamat!.. its thanks in tagalog..
It means 'congratulation!' in bahasa. Similar, eh? Btw, how did it come to learning bahasa and tagalog? Haha ... i'm happy, tho, finding people from my country and our neighbor :) hi shinkyuu, nice 2 meet u
Halo!
Kiri-kiri left left hahahahah
Wow so many of you can understand bahasa i pretty much am forced to learn it because here where i live ypu are 100% have to learn it but i like english better
it means 'safe' in my language
What language?.. this comment section became a language lesson.. haha Σ(っ°Д °;)っ
iban language. Iban is an ethnic group from Malaysia . Yeah lol learning new language from comment section (⌒▽⌒)