What is Gercep?

[Gercep] is a quick response by someone to something. So, if you hear [gercep] being said to you, it means that you need to move faster or to do something a lot faster than what you do now. If we break down the two words there, [gerak] means to move, and [cepat] means fast. Literally, [gerak cepat] means to move fast.

What is galau?

Galau or Galo means in a state of dilemma. It is widely used by Indonesian teenagers today. It is usually used to express the state of feeling brokenhearted or when they’re feeling uncertain and down.

Which behavior Below is unacceptable in Malaysia?

The top four unacceptable social behaviours among Malaysians are drug abuse (70\%), bribery (53\%), domestic violence (35\%) and extra marital affair (35\%), according to an Ipsos study involving 968 Malaysians aged 18 to 74 years. Drug abuse was the most unacceptable among Malaysians.

What does Lee ML mean?

Meaning of Lee Myanmar This is a term used to describe players who do not contribute at all in ML games according to the Myanmar language, which means incompetent. like not working well together, not dare to attack the enemy alone, and also being weak when attacked.

What does Sibei mean?

Sibeh is a very commonly used singlish word and its meaning is “very”. It is used in many situations and is often used as a description of feelings and thoughts. Adverb: Example: “Every day also need to work overtime, it is sibei sick and tiring. Sibei sian ah!!

What are some popular slang words in Indonesia?

Here are some vocabulary of Indonesian slang words that usually found in internet chatting. Almost all slang words has its own certain period of popularity. These include slang words that was used several times ago and the new one. Baper (bawa perasaan) = take feeling (literal), too sensitive/too much emotion

What does cewek mean in Indonesian?

Cewek, cowok (che-wek, cho-wok) / female, male Cewek is generally used to identify someone of a female gender, and cowok if male. The Indonesian language doesn’t have different third-person pronouns for male and female, so in certain cases you may need to clarify the gender of someone mentioned in a conversation.

What does OMA mean in Indonesian slang?

Oma = Grandmother Oma is an Indonesian slang word refers to grandmother Example Indonesian Slang: Dia adalah omaku! 15. Teler = Hangover, Smashed or Drunk Teler is an Indonesian slang word refers to someone who feels drunk or smashed upon drinking alcohol water.

What does ‘Wkwkwk’ mean in Indonesian?

As much as it’s considered tacky, ‘wkwkwk’ or any amount of repeated ‘wk’ is still Indonesians’ notorious way of laughing over text messages or any means of written digital communication. No one knows how it sounds in real life and no one cares. It’s generally understood as a way someone responds to something really funny, just like ‘lol’.