"Kucing saya besar."
Translation:My cat is big.
August 16, 2018
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cafe_disco
2221
In addition to the -ku suffix (which MarcusWhel1 pointed out), there are other suffixes denoting possession. Here's a complete list:
-ku = my (from "aku")
-mu = your (from "kamu")
-nya = his/her (from "ia")
I think that might be "besaraku" or do they shorten it? "Aku" is another word which is informal for I, while "Saya" is the formal version.
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cafe_disco
2221
No, the possessive pronoun comes after the noun. "Kucing saya besar" = "my cat is big". "Saya kucing besar" = "I am a big cat".