"Makanan enak ini membuat gaun saya sempit."

Translation: These delicious meals make my dress tight.

[laviedulinguiste]

It should be "This delicious food makes my dress tight."

[8enP1jip]

Yes, either 'this delicious food' or 'these delicious foods'

[malena53]

delicious food...already indicates plural....

[A-may-lee1]

I love these hilarious phrases. Indonesian has got to be one of the most entertaining languages to learn on DL! Keep up the good work!

[deactivated user]

True

[tsuj1g1r1]

Cerita umurku -.- (kurang gaun itu)

[lucapaez]

"This delicious food makes my dress tight."

[Fra877649]

Why is "This delicious food makes my dress cramped" wrong?

[INalsGio]

That's a very indirect way to call someone fat

[SamTristan1]

I did tasty

[malena53]

this delicious food - already indicates plural ....so 'these delicious foods' ..is not correct

[judy967009]

This delicious food isn't plural. It's an uncountable noun in this example.

[XavierLamb9]

What's the difference between ketat and sempit?

[TengkuMunira]

Both apply for this sentence, though sempit can also mean "narrow" and ketat can also mean "strict".

[TonyBerjaya]

Because you ate too much until bloated.

[Nicolas251453]

Food is not accepted but only meals while makanan means food. Indonesian friends do not agree with their translation. @duolingo bring correction asap

[Libertino12]

Nasi Padang, I guess...

[Sho893176]

意味わからん

[firda_fairuz37]

Hooh

[SultanKk1]

my dress tight X
gaining weight OK

reality.

[rooylooy]

lol