"Who are you?"

Translation: Siapa kamu?

[nemosj]

Since both "Kamu siapa" and "Siapa kamu" are accepted, is there any nuance of difference between the two?

[Molly863578]

Siapa kamu uses correct sentence structure. I would stick with that.

[Keith_APP]

It was a multiple choice question and the correct option was "Siapa kalian".
What is the difference between kalian and kamu and Anda?

[Rick392366]

What is the difference between kalian and kamu and Anda?

Kamu = you (singular)
Anda = you (singular, formal)
Kalian = you (plural)

[sqsola]

One more bit of information: "kalian" is informal. If you wanted to use a formal "you, plural", you would stick with "Anda".

[javanicusalien]

i dont even know where indonesia is. but here i am

[aqilafitrakh]

It is in Asia. Fun fact, "Java" is the name of one of island in Indonesia.

[totheworld]

The translation is right but just for you to know, we, native speaker don't really say "Siapa kamu?". We say "Nama kamu siapa?" Or "Namamu siapa?" (What is your name) instead

[Adam117151]

i wrote siapamu should that be correct?

[DiniNurdiyah]

Siapa nama kamu,biasanya orang Indonesia menerjemahkan "who are you" mungkin ada orang yang memakai kata diatas itu,kemungkinan.Hehehe ini pendapat saya ya

[Adam117151]

Should Siapamu be accepted as a correct answer? any feedback appreciated

[Dogidork]

It's incorrect. 'Siapamu?' would mean 'What connection do you have with this person?'. This is informal.

Example: Siapamu?

Dia ayah saya (He is my father)